Queries, with No. 108, Jan. 20, 1-94. [For classified articles, see ANONYMOUS WORKS, BIBLIOGRAPHY, BOOKS RECENTLY PUBLISHED, EPIGRAMS, EPITAPHS A. on 'Pickackifax,' 336 A A. (E. S.) on churching of women, 475 Jannock, its meaning, 158 Macaronic Latin, 356 Marriages, royal, 98 Rosamund, Fair, 109 "Stilbon," in Chaucer, 175 "Stone that loveth iron," 310 Ad Libram on Crossing the Bar,' 258 Adams (Anthony), surgeon, R.N., 7, 138 Ale-dagger, 32, 196, 255 "Chacun a son goût," 245 "Chimæra bombinans in vacuo," 313 Dante and Noah's Ark, 373 Dead as a door-nail," 316 Eke-names, parish, 34 Adams (F.) on metre of In Memoriam,' 57 66 'J'y suis et j'y reste," 445 'Knight's Revenge,' 275 Latin, macaronic, 171 Latin aphorism, 373 Launder, the verb, 335 Quarrel, its transitive use, 404 St. Thomas of Waterings, 38 Slopseller, its meaning, 193 Soul-caking, 117 Spear-shut, 304 Spurn-point, its meaning, 13 Stuart (Charles Edward), 412 Thimberkin, its meaning, 527 "Those who live in glass houses," &c., 366, 535 'Trial of John Barleycorn,' 472 Trophy tax, 414 Uss or oss, 34 Vim, its meaning, 313 Wederynges, use of the word, 76 Wellington (Duke of) and Earl Winchilsea, 329 Adams (Robert), Master of the Trinity House, 407 Adcock (A.) on "Bolt from the blue," 291 Addison (Joseph), his knowledge of Shakspeare, 147, 210 Addy (S. O.) on place-names, 477 Taverne, its meaning, 531 Adhemar, his prophecy, 28 Agrippa and the Encyclopædia Britannica,' 506 Ajex on Joshua Jonathan Smith, 308 Supplement to the Notes Armorial families, 7, 113 Arms. See Heraldry. , with No. 108, Jan. 20, 1894 Army of Commonwealth and Protectorate, 401 Art and science, 322, 437 "Arthur, King of England,” at Innsbruck, 18 Akbar (Emperor) and the Persian poet Khayyâm, 26, 154 Assertions, startling, 48, 153 Albemarle (Duke of). See Monk. Alcester, underground remains at, 408 Aldgate or Aldersgate, 97 Aldine dolphin and anchor, 529 Aldred (H. W.) on Cope family, 67 Ale-dagger, its meaning, 32, 131, 196, 254 Alger (J. G.) on illegitimate Stuarts, 346 Legs crossed in sculpture, 417 All Fools' Day, 428, 498 All Saints' Day custom, 49 Allhallows the Great, Upper Thames Street, 346, 412 Allison (J. W.) on wedding knife, 18 = Almond tree superstition, 309, 359 American on heraldic query, 289 "Amorous looking-glass," its meaning, 69, 156, 237 Mass performed by sub-deacon, 114 Anne (Queen), creation of twelve peers by, 444 Holt hill, 392 Anonymous Works:- Causidicado, The, 228 Notes on Four Gospels and Acts, 487 Scotch Souldiers speech, 348 Transactions of Loggerville Literary Society, 289 University Commission, or Lord John Russell's Postbag, 148, 191 Anstey Hat, its meaning, 248 Anthems, national, 88, 135, 178 Apostolical succession in Church of England, 467 Apothecaries, their show bottles, 528 Apperley (Thomas), of Oriel, friend of Johnson, 365 Snick-a-snee, 211, 336 Applyard (Henry), chronologer, 227 April 1st, A.D. 1418, 428, 498 Apshoven (Thomas), his 'Village Festival,' 287 Archers, their marks, 469 Archiepiscopal etiquette, 47, 118 'Arden of Feversham,' scene of the play, 205 Ariosto, and the British nobility, 12, 170; and names of fishes, 29, 209; and Sir Walter Scott, 66, 172, 218, 316, 431 Armagh Cathedral, its ancient font, 66 Armeria, plant-name, 92 Assize Rolls at Record Office, 3 Clarke (Mrs. Cowden), her 'Concordance to Dante and Noah's Ark, 373 Manuscript notes, 528 Peacock feathers unlucky, 531 Peters (Hugh) and William Prynne, 69 Wederynges, use of the word, 6 Astragals, or knuckle-bones, 201, 273, 378, 458 Atticus on raven folk-lore, 348 Golf, its pronunciation, 87 Austrian flag, at Acre, 50, 137; at Gibraltar, 186, 271, Authors, juvenile, 349, 490 Axon (W. E. A.) on S. Jeake's MS. diary, 374 B B. (A. A.) on a book title wanted, 367 B. (A. F.) on pronunciation of golf, 378 Belt given to Indians, 453 Bottle Imp.' 46 Dante and Noah's Ark, 236 Diamond, its pronunciation, 475 May Day custom, 272 Moon, Aug. 24, 1709, 327, 416; new, 337 Railway, centrifugal, 508 Rumbelow, its meaning, 156 Shakspeariana, 444 B. (E. R. S.) on "Supply," 527 B. (G. F. R.) on Gunpowder Plot, 498 King's Scholars' Pond, 233 = O'Brien Strangways, 496 Vaudreuil (Count Alfred de), 88 B. (J. T.) on Hogg's 'Queen's Wake,' 248 B. (R. E.) on Gorgonach-Stewart, 498 B. (T. J.) on Standish family, 408 B. (W. C.) on underground remains at Alcester, 408 Belt given to Indians, 317 'Dictionary of National Biography,' 384 Oak, King's, in Epping Forest, 446 Parish eke-names, 335 Robertson (James), 277 Thurtell, his execution, 356 Vergil (P.), his 'History of England,' 315 B. (W. M.) on a pauper's hoard, 126 "Babies in the eyes," use of the metaphor, 178 Baddeley (St. C.) on Ferreri family, 232 Golden Rose, 238, 517 Skopts, Russian sect, 212 Baga de Secretis, at Record Office, 3 Bagnall (J.) on House-living-room, Legs crossed in sculpture, 416 93 Baines (A. A.) on Col. Stuart's 'Military Remi- Baker (T. H.) on Stourton family, 335 "Wyevyn" Sunday, 317 Baldock (G. Y.) on abbey churches, 55, 355 Abernethy (Dr.), 17 Bank notes, country, 267, 456 Banks (Sir Joseph) and the horn-book, 67 Baptism at night, 207, 274 Baptismal folk-lore, 429 Baptisms by laymen, their registration, 13, 255, 336 Barberries, American, 188 Kingsley (C.). his last poem, 75 O'Doherty (Morgan), 504 Beaconsfield (Lord), bibliography, 22; letter, 49 Bean (W. W.) on polls at elections before 1832, 342 Adams (Rev. Henry), 54 Adams (John), 1779-1814, 168 Norton family, 176, 431, 474 Beaumont (A.) on silver swan, 15 Bedeman (Lawrence), or Stevine, Wycliffite, 164 Beeton (H. R.) on letter of Lord Beaconsfield, 49 Tennyson (Lord), parallels, 325 Bells, passing, 58, 114, 214; Irish. 393, 497 Béranger (Pierre Jean de), his 'La Déesse,' 105, 153, Berens (Archdeacon), his' Prayers for Schoolboys,' 108 Berni (Francesco) and "Il Bernia," 228, 389 Bible, Hieroglyphic, 103; Revelations for Revelation 'Academy of Complements,' 1640, 367 Berens (Archdeacon), 108 Bobbin (Tim), the younger, 448 Books, fraudulent, 26; printed or published in Campan (Madame), 8 Carlyle (Thomas), 246 Cervantes, translations of 'Don Quixote,' 314, 402 Supplement to the Notes , with No. 108, Jan. 20, 1894 Bibliography :- 'Chronicles of Eri,' 72 Cœurderoy (Ernest), 388 Common Prayer Book, 428, 513 "Delphin Classics," 464 Black (W. G.) on Mrs. Grundy, 86 Blackbird, his song, 249 Blair (A. C.) on James Webb, 199 Blaksley (J.) on procession at Toledo, 397 Blanche of Lancaster, her biography, 267, 354, 473 'Dialogue of Comforte agaynst Tribulacion,' 88, Blashill (T.) on John Abell, 437 137, 273, 355 England, foreign books on, 29, 293 English Festiuall,' 89, 231 'Faustus' translated from the German, 347, 518 'Garden of the Soul,' 53 Blenkinsopp (E. L.) on a striking fact, 435 -Ther, words ending in, 375 Blood" buck," a fast or foppish man, 85, 296 England described by foreigners, 29 Gray-fly, 219 Twycross (E.), his Mansions of England,' 446 Bobbin (Tim), the younger, his identity, 448 Sheppard (Sir Fleetwood), 235 Bodimant family and arms, 167 Boger (C. G.) on Sir John Falstaff, 36, 233 Henry V., his character, 239 Henry VII., his entry into London, 268 Pont de l'Arche, 54, 158 Winchester and Westminster, 387 Bonaparte (Napoleon) and the English navy, 464 Unpublished Letters of Seventeenth Century,' 27 Bond (Martin), citizen and soldier, 229, 356, 492, 539 Vergil (Polydore), 248, 315, 357 Vespucius, fraudulent Latin version, 26 Warton (Thomas), 128 'Weekly Memorials for the Ingenious,' 444 Wither (George), 389 Bibliophile on verses on an old game, 394 "Characterscape," 525 Eggs, superstitions concerning, 87 Norwich, "Snap-dragon " at, 205 Witch, her burial, 8 Bills carried by the watch, 86 Bird (T.) on the "Buddle" tavern, 388 Quarles family, 429 Births, quadruple, 16 Black for evening wear, 75, 173 Black Maria-prison van, 272 Black (W. G.) on "Babies in the eyes," 178 Bone (J. W.) on American epics, 206 "Chimæra bombinans in vacuo," 313 Heraldic query, 251 Magnetism and garlic, 308 Teneriffe or Tenerife, 352 Bonfires at Midsummer, 84, 211, 295 Bonner (Elizabeth), mother of the bishop, 429 Books recently published :- Adlington's (W.) Golden Asse of Apuleius, 479 Bain's (R. N.) Weird Tales from Northern Seas, Barrett's (C. R. B.) Trinity House of Deptford Beckford's Vathek, edited by R. Garnett, 419 Bishop's (M. C.) Prison Life of Marie Antoinette, 19 Queries, with No. 108, Jan. 20, 1894. Blew's (W. C. A.) Brighton and its Coaches, 459 Calendar of Close Rolls of Edward II., 239 Cavendish's (G.) Life of Wolsey, 159 Coleridge's (E. F.) Tragedies of Sophocles, 460 De Quincey's Conversation and Coleridge, 520 Drayton's Bataille of Agincourt, edited by R. Du Camp's (M.) Théophile Gautier, translated Duff's (E. G.) Early Printed Books, 179 English Catalogue of Books, Index to, 200 Ermerin's (R. J.) Annuaire de la Noblesse de Esquemeling's (J.) Buccaneers of America, 459 Felbermann's (L.) Hungary and its People, 160 499 Forster Collection Catalogue, 500 Foster's (J.) Oxford Men and their Colleges, 159 Giltspur's Church Street, Stoke Newington, 179 Handwriting and Expression, translated by J. H. Hawker's (R. S.) Prose Works, 60 Heine's (H.) Works, translated by C. G. Leland, Heroes of the Nations: Napoleon, by W. C. Herrick's Poetical Works, edited by G. Saints- Higgens's (E.) Hebrew Idolatry and Superstition, Holgate's (C. W.) Winchester Commoners, 320 Hope's (R. C.) Holy Wells of England, 200 Books recently published :- Illustrated Archæologist, Nos. 1 and 2, 420 Jonson, edited by B. Nicholson, 100 Joyce's (H.) History of the Post Office, 540 Lafenestre (G.) and Richtenberger's Museum of Lodge's (S.) Scrivelsby, the Home of the Cham- Longfellow's Poetical Works, Oxford University Madan's (F.) Books in Manuscript, 139 Memorials of St. Edmund's Abbey, Vol. II., More's (Sir T.) Utopia, revised by F. S. Ellis, 478 New English Dictionary, 539 Newton (A.) and Gadow's Dictionary of Birds, 340 Pepys's Diary, edited by H. B. Wheatley, 259, 519 Roberts's (A.) Greek the Language of Christ, 40, Roberts's (W.) Printers' Marks, 499 Robinson's (J. R.) Last Earls of Barrymore, 439 Schiller's William Tell, translated by P. Maxwell, Scott's (Sir W.) Waverley Novels, Border Edition, Shadwell's (C. L.) Registrum Orielense, Vol. I., |