Notes and Queries, July 29, 1905.
INDEX.
515
J. (D. M.) on Messianic medal, 489
J. (W. C.) on David Erskine, buried at Elba, 407
Jack and Jill, conundrum, 450
Jacobean houses in Fleet Street, 206, 250, 315
Jaggard ( W.) on Coke or Cook ? 430
Essay, 294
Heraldic mottoes, 92
Lucas families, 233
' Notes on the Book of Genesis,' 97
Number-men, 66
Raleigh's ' Historic of the World,' 275 Jaggery, ingredient of mortar, 35, 76, 114, 173, 372 James II., inscription on his statue, 15, 57'; medal
issued by, 329, 376 Japan, its antiquity, 149, 414 Japanese and Russians, language of official and private
communications, 347, 417 Jarratt (F.) on Bishop Colenso, 251 Jast ( L. 8.) on " May virtue all thy paths attend," 109 Jenkins (C. L.) on author of quotation wanted, 269 Jenkins ( 8.) on Ralph Rabbards, 389 Jennings family, 308, 393
Jerrold (W.) on Dickens and Thackeray, 73, 196 Dickens or Wilkie Collins ! 278 "Dogmatism is puppyism full grown," 94 Jesus. See Christ.
Jewel, English Grown, named" three brothers," 429,494 Jockteleg and John of Liege, celebrated cutler, 65, 495 John III. (Sjbieski), King of Poland, descendants of,429 Johnson (C. ) on balances or scales, 273 Johnson (Dr.), his 'In Theatro ' and Mrs. Thrale, 161 ; note on the letter h, 284 ; pinch of snuff, 447 Johnston (H. A.) on clocks stopped at death, 175 Johnston (W. J.) on clocks stopped at death, 124
Strahan, publisher, 87
Jonas (A. C.) on Prince Albert aspoetand composer, 308 'Hardyknute,' 113 Jockteleg, 495
Jones (Paul) in the Russian navy, 246 Jonrad on armorial, 351 Jonson (Ben), and Bacon, 35, 94 ; administration of
his goods, 125 Judas and St. Mark, 345 Judge on addition to Christian name, 328 Judges, disbenched, 43, 97 Judges, Scottish, their titles, 362 Junius, Fraser Rae and, 108 Juvenal, translated by Wordsworth, 288 K. (H.) on names of letters, 277
Zemstvo, 233 K. (J. A.) on balances or scales, 203
Newport family, 467 K. (J. H.) on Incledon : Cooke, 464
Parkgate Theatre, 457
K. (L. L. ) on Abbey of St. ValeVy-sur-Somme, 277 Montrose (Earl of), 8 8hirley (Sir Robert), 286 K. (W.) on "St. George to save a maid," 227 Kamranh Bay, its pronunciation, 365 Kant (L), his descent, 114, 157 Keate (M.) on a military execution, 375 Keats (John), recently discovered manuscripts, 81 ; heifer in ' Grecian Urn,' 464 ; date of ' Grecian Urn,' 469 Kelsey (S. W.) on painting of loom, 308
" In antient days, when Dame Eliza reign 'd," 468
Kelsey or De Keleseye family, 255
Kelso on " And has it come to this?" 49
Kemble (Fanny), her biography, 360
Kenmure peerage and John Gordon, schoolmaster, of
Kirkcudbright, 329 Kennington, its famous residents, 88 Kenny (3. E.) on Chester Plea Rolls, 338 Kent, Holy Maid of, 25 Kerwood on Robart Tidir, 390 Kidson (A. A.) on masons' marks, 228
War medals, 315
Killigrew (or Killegrew) and Barker families, 224 Kilmaurs, its cutlery, 496 King (C.) on arithmetic, 50 King (Sir C. S.) on Bishop of Man imprisoned, 1722, 57
Cotter (Sir James), 212
Tigernacus, 268, 318 King's (W. F. H.) 'Classical and Foreign Quotations,'
447
King's Cock-Crower, 228, 312 Kings, Indian, their names, c. 1710, 449, 497 Kingsford (W. B.) on children at executions, 33 Kingsley quotation, 88 Kirk (R. E. G.) on Chaucer's father, 145 Knights of Windsor, 5 Knights Templars, 1128-1312, 467 Kom Ombo on authors of quotations wanted, 128
Hippomanes, 127
Juvenal translated by Wordsworth, 288 Krebs (H.) on Sir R. Fanshawe, 499
Helvellyn, 287
Ze'rastvo and Zemsky-Sobor, 185 Krimpen ( W. del Court de) on Van Sypesteyn manu- scripts, 409 Krueger(Dr. G.) on Algonquin element in English, 34
Blake (Benjamin): Norman: Oldmixon, 15
Clocks stopped at death, 175
Letters, their names, 228
Shakespeare's grave, 495
Split infinitive, 51
Whitsunday, 16 Kruger (Frederick), Hermit of Wallasey, 246 L. (A.) on municipal documents, 50 L. (F. de H.) on Cope of Bramshill, 174
Stephenson (Governor), 395 L. (H. P.) on broach or brooch, 78
Cureton's Militants, 337
Has well family, 313
Martello towers, 313
Poet Laureate read at the head of troops, 345
Royal regiments of the line, 112
Twitchel, 436 L. (K. E. E.) on human sacrifices : ghosts, 448 L. (M. C.) on lines by Whyte Melville, 408 L. (T. B.) on schools first established, 209 L (W. J.) on Queen Anne as amateur actress, 16i
Theft from Sir George Warren, 188 L. (W. T.) on "And thou, blest star," 88
Author of quotation wanted, 109 L.-W. (E.) on Pickwick, c. 1280, 447
Woolmen in the fifteenth century, 193 Liady, unmarried, her coat of arms, 348, 898 Lady's Museum,' 1800-5, its value, 169 Lamb (Charles), identity of " Phil Elia," 36, 79, 112 ; and his friend George" Dyer, 282 ; and Shacklewell, 288, 352, 414
