SUBJECT INDEX. 527 Notes and Queries, July 26,1913. Epitaphs: at Harrington, near Spilaby, 28, 78; with classical references, 34; on a lightning victim, 265; of the Shepley family, Mirfield, 265 ; in Compton Beauchamp Church, Berk- shire, 503 Erskine (J.), Westminster School steward, 1803, 168, 238 Esher, etymology of the place-name, 35 " Esquire," title conferred by charter, 287 Estate at Greenwich, division of, 108 Evans (R. Harding), his marriage, 410 Evelyn (J.), error in his ' Diary,' 206, 274 ; and " funeral! of the Duke of Richmond, 260, 354 Evelyn (W.), Westminster School steward, 1776, 168 Ewing family of Ireland, 387 Expectoration and expletives, 1808, 186 Expletives and expectoration, 1808, 186 Explorers in Australia, relic of, 107, 178 Faith-healing at St. Albans, 170, 238 Faithorne (W.), the younger, b. 1650, 188 Fane, Vane, Vaughan, surnames, 484 Fanshawe (Catherine), her drawing ' Politics,' 509 Faucaut (D.), Westminster scholar, 1669, 470 ' Fawcetts and Oarods,' a novel by Saimath, 1886, 330, 418 " Feast of poetry," .flfechylus on Homer, 387, 478 Fennyvesci (Mile.), 1839, her biography, 190 Fermat (P. de), d. 1665, his "last theorem," 429, 493 File : use of tools in the Middle Ages, 448, 515 Fire-ritual, survival of, 33, 233, 335 Fish as religious symbol, 169, 234, 256, 310, 398 Fisher family, 51 Fishing rights, French, temp. Edward VII., 290 FitzGerald (E.) and Omar Khayyam, 370, 437 Flemish settlement in Pembrokeshire, 167 Flemming (Gilbert), Westminster scholar, 1742, 470 Flowers, double, in Japan, 188, 490 Floyer (W. H. C.), Westminster scholar, 70 ' Fly-Fisher's Entomology,' 1838, 328, 418 Folk-lore:— Bees, waking them at a death, 3S8 Boys in petticoats, 493 Dancing on Midsummer Eve, 269, 398, 477 Faith-healing at St. Albans, 170, 238 Fire-ritual, 33, 233, 335 Food offering to the dead, 348 Fountains in Ireland, Brittany, and Sicily, 129, 236, 475 German funeral custom, 95, 152 Horses, white, and with white feet, 109, 215, 295, 375 Moonwort and horseshoes, 108, 177 Ogre-stories, 228, 295 Propitiatory sacrifices, 78 Wine-fungus superstition, 100, 214, 298 Food offering to the dead, 348 Foot Guards in London, 1812-13, 124 " Footpiece," author of the word, 168 Forbes (Urquhart), his ' Ian Roy,' 54, 98 Fosbroke (Rev. T. D.) and watertight compart- ments, 227 Fountain pen, in use 1770, 98 Fountains, superstitions concerning, 129, 236, 475 " Four square humours," meaning of, 287, 354 Fonrier Society, 1843, its object, 32 Fowler (Dr.) of York, c. 1750-1800, 350, 415 Fox (Sackville), Westminster scholar, 1722, 470 Freind (Rev. W.), of Croughton, d. 1680, 410 French fishing rights, temp. Edward VII., 290 French Premiers, their Christian names, 289, 377 Friends, Society of, their use of " thou" and " thee," 429, 517 Frog's Hall, Royston, three cottages called, 209, 255 Fuller (Thomas), Burton, and Lipsius, 426 Fullwood, Halley, Parry, and Pyke families, 203, 277 Funeral custom, German, 1845, 95, 152 Fungus growing in wine vaults, 109, 214, 298 " Furdall," meaning of the word, 1676, 228, 297, 337, 417, 513 Fytche family, 150 Gadshill, robbery on, 305 Galignani (A. & W.) & Co., Paris publishing house, 1814, 71, 130, 178 Games : l>rimero, card game, 1, 23, 41, 94, 177 ; memory game, 53, 97; Baccarat, 67, 133; " Itte-dhandu," Indian game, 308, 354 ; " He " in game of " touch, 449 ; lawn tennis, 606 ' Gammer Gurton,' best edition of, 18 Garibaldi, veteran who fought with, 1860, 428 Garrick (David), his comedy ' The Country Girl,' 1766, 50, 06 ; his farce ' Miss in her Teens,' 1747, 50, 06 ; and Johnson, epigram on, 149 Gas, theatre lit by, 1821, 469 Gaskell (Mrs.), memorial on her residence, 260 Gaunt family, 50 Geffrey's (Geffery's) Almshouses, Kingsland Road, Shoreditch, 604 Genoa Cathedral, inscription in the nave, 486 " Gentleman," " husbandman," meaning of the terms, c. 1600, 148 ' Gentleman's Magazine,' Vol. CCI., 149 George I., his German and Hanoverian com- panions, 268, 334 Gerbier (Sir Balthazar), c. 1662, and Hampstead Marshall, 400 German funeral custom, 1845, 95, 152 Gifford, Bainbridge, and Goring families, 69 ' Gigantick History,' ita production, 1740, 370 Gilbert (Sir John), J. F. Smith, and 'The London Journal,' 221, 276, 297, 375 Gilbert family of Kilminchy and Knockinay, 268, 338 Gill (Anthony), exciseman in ' Ingoldsby Legends,' his identity, 34, 94, 137, 238 Gironny arms, origin of, 487 Gladstone (W. E.), hymn by, published 1898, 34, 74, 133 Glass, stained, taken from Whitby Abbey, 148 Glemham family and Great Glenilmm estate, Suffolk, 94 Goat with tailor, Dresden ornament, 130 Godmersham House, Jane Austen at, 116 " Gold Lion," London sign, 1665, 67 Goldsmith (O.), his tomb, 297 ; his allusion to " twelve good rules," 509 Good Friday, payment for sermon on, 9 ; tolling the church bell on, 330, 395, 458 " Good Friday," the name, in Welsh and Irish, 287, 351 Goodenough (Edmund), Westminster scholar, 1820, 389 Goose, Gorse, or Le Cos family, 277, 378, 477
