Notes and Queries, July 29, 1916.
SUBJECT INDEX.
529
Italian operas, first performances in London, 428,
473 Ivy Bridge, in the Strand, mentioned in a ballad,
58
James (G. P. R.), novelist, c. 1836, his * Fisherman
of Scarphout,' 506 Jenkinson family, Baronets of Hawkesbury and
Earls of Liverpool, 208, 373 41 Jennings Property " case, genealogical details,
329, 433, 498
- Jerry-builder," origin of the expression, 19, 299,
415, 457 Jewish History of England, published 1821, 169,
220 Jews : and Prussian tyranny in Luxembourg,
1848, 88 ; dietetics of the people, 93 ; London
Society for promoting Christianity among,
125 Johnson (Dr. S.), on fishing, 18, 98, 157, 218 ; his
' Life ' in the 1825 Oxford edition of his ' Works,'
70, 118 ; iron knocker from his house, 246 Johnstone family of Lockerbie, Dumfries, 248,
334, 419
Jones (Tom) and his sword, 506 Jonson (Ben), his quotation from Claudian, 135 Joseph (S.), sculptor, catalogue of busts by,
daxO
Jousterant ( ), miniature painter, c. 1795,
111 Joye (Peter), founder of a free school, Blackfriars,
110, 154
Jury of Annoyance, particulars of, 287, 374 Justice, supposed miscarriage of, 1817, 289, 358,
413
K
Keats (John), his^ attitude towards religion, 108,
237 ; and philosophy, 281 Keith (Sir G. Mouat), c. 1806, his family, 30 Kelly (Michael) and Charles Dickens, 225 Kempis (Thomas a), his ' De Imitatione Christi,'
MS., 1424, 127, 171 Kennett (William), M.P. 1403, 34, 78 Kenrick,- Hales, and Stevens families, 509 Kent family, 34, 78 Kerrich (Rev. T.), 1748-1828, his portrait of
Bentham, 169, 236
Kerry, derivation of place-names of, 487 Khevenhiiller (Bartholomaus), his travels in
Europe, 1557, 181, 275 Kid gloves, glac, the first use of, 30 "' Kikoyoun," in Jonah iv. 6, rendered " gourd,"
102, 122, 257, 357
Kilimanjaro, its first ascent, 1861, 346
- King Edward III.,' heraldic allusion in, 366, 438,
King John, tavern signs, 147, 217
King (W.), LL.D., of Oxford, d, 1764, his heart buried separately, 132, 194
King's Own Scottish Borderers, history of the regiment, 248, 314, 356, 434, 496
Kiss, turning the cheek for a, 67
Knave of Clubs, picture of, hi churches, 166
Knife: old serving-knife and the " Sire de Dan- court," 41
Knight (George), artist, c. 1850, 227, 337
Knighthood and coat armour, 449
Xnowles (J. Sheridan), album lines by, 147, 216
La Roche (Emily), her biography, 272, 334
Lace patterns, pin-pricked on parchment, 468
Lade (Sir John), c. 1750, his parents, 367
Lamb (C.), his folio 'Beaumont and Fletcher,'
267, 376 ; his " one H ," 400 ; and John
Locke, 429
Lambert (Ralph), Bishop of Meath, 1726-31, 150 Lambert family, arms of, 150 Lambeth, inscriptions in St. Mary's Churchyard
(corrigendum), 60
" Lampposts," neglect of the hyphen, 47 Landmarks of London, removal of, 34, 52 Larckin, origin of the Christian name, 268 ' Last Chronicle of Barset,' an inconsistency in,
507
Latin, order for the English pronunciation of, 248, 353 ; contractions, in parish accounts, 1627, 468 ; English dictionary of words in mediaeval docu ments, 489
Latton family, 79, 378
" Laus Deo," heading for ledger folio, 409, 474 Lawrence and Gedding families, 167 Lawyers employed by Winchester College, 15th
century, 361, 383 Lee (Nathaniel), dramatist, statement by Lord
Rochester, 35
Leitner family, 48, 133, 336, 453 Lemaistre (J. G.), novelist, d. 1840, 14, 54, 159 Leopold (Prince) and Isabel Hey wood, 111 " Lethargy," meaning of, in 17th century, 489 Letheuilier (W.), Westminster scholar, c. 1721, 95 Letter-Books of the city of Chester, 33 Letters, Virginian, c. 1730, names referred to in,
309, 354, 415, 454
" Leuiciana," origin and meaning of the word, 266 Lewis (John), Dean of Ossory, c. 1756, his mar- riages, 399
Lewis (Dr. Owen), Bishop of Cassano, d. 1595, 366 Library, early circulating, 1661, 27 Lies, Derbyshire saying about, 266 Likenesses, accidental, in natural scenery, 348,
438, 496
Lisle (Thomas), Westminster scholar, 1718, 58, 94 Liverpool (Earls of), the Jenkinson family, 208, 373 Livingstone (Dr. David), his heart buried separ- ately, 73, 133 Llivia (? or Goust), small " republic," records of, 42,
129, 258, 456
Loca (Joanna la), her burial-place, 128, 255 Locke (John) and Charles Lamb, 429 Locker (F.), his ' London Lyrics,' 1874, 291, 435 Lockhart (J. G.), unpublished letter of, 446 " Loke," meaning of, in street-names, 510 London : vanishing landmarks, 34, 52 ; old street name-plate, 1734, 47 ; St. Dunstan-in-the-West, the tombstones of, 57 ; Whittington's house, Crutched Friars, 73 ; George Inn, Borough, 90, 137, 175, 216, 255 ; the Shades, London Bridge, 110, 154 ; Sudbury Hospital, its location, 127, 217 ; inscriptions in St. John's Church, St. John's Wood Road, 145, 204, 306; Gothic arch at entrance of Halfmoon Street, Bishops- gate, 389 ; St. Luke's, Old Street, bibliography of the parish, 426 ; Southampton Row, Maryle- bone, 427 ; The Mount, Whitechapel, 485 London Bridge, description of the Shades, 110,154 London, City of, Coroner and treasure- trove, 483 'London Directory,' 1677, copies of, 167, 240 ' Lost Love,' by Ashford Owen (Annie Ogle), 28, 76 ' Love's Labour's Lost,' Holofernes in, 323
