Notes and Queries, Jan. 29, 1916.
SUBJECT INDEX.
531
Waking a sleeper, superstitious objections, 440,
489 Walker (J.), D.D., Archdeacon of Hereford, d.
1741, 101, 151
Walker family of Stratford-le-Bow, 481 Wall (B.), of 'Stratford, Essex, b. 1733, 101 Waller (J. Francis) his ' Revelations of Peter
Brown,' 30, 77, 124
Wallington (Rev. N.), of Dumbleton, 1615, 101 Wallis (George), antiquary and gunsmith, d. 1803,
15
Walpole (Horace) and Samuel Warren, 339 Walter (John) at Oxford, 1723, 101, 147 Wanstead Park, the history of, 121, 164, 222, 246,
271 War, European, 1914-15: effect on wolves in
France, 26 ; Hindenburg wooden figure, 198,
399, 448 ; German princes fallen in 1914, 217 ; use of German libraries during, 458
War, runes for the word, in the poets, 158, 227,
305, 430 War and money, a dictum of Trivulzio, c. 1500,
400, 487
War, relics, ancient, found near Chilcomb, 69
Ward or Warde family, Westminster scholars of, 85
Warfare, the employment of wild beasts in, 140, 186, 209, 463
Warren (S.), " Aubrey " in his ' Ten Thousand a Year,' 339
Warwickshire inn signs, 279, 346, 385, 446
Washer (T.), Rector of Snodland, c. 1723, 201, 266
Wassenaer (Fred. Willem van), Heer van Rosande, b. 1658, 422, 485
Watch (Will), the smuggler, his identity, 127
Water of the Nile, methods of eliminating im- purities, 443, 510
Waterloo, extracts from private letters written from Brussels by the Rev. Spencer Madan, M.A. (1791-1851), 1, 21, 71, 107, 165; Baron de Cambronne's famous reply at, 7, 68, 169
Watford (John de), prior, c. 1200, 67
Way (John and Jane), their marriage licence, c. 1777, 47
Webster , actor and singer, his life, 68
Webster (J.), his work with Massinger, 1647, 134, 155, 175, 196 ; and Sir T. Overbury's ' Charac- ters,' 282
Wedding custom, Welsh, goat tethered, 181
Wedding ring and " left-handed " marriage, 258, 310, 366
Weight after a meal and during hypnosis, 119, 189, 249
Wellington (Duke of), some notes on Waterloo, 1, 21, 71, 107, 165
Weltje, Regent's cook and financial adviser , 9, 56
West, " to go west," = to die, use of the phrase, 0, 391
W T est-Country place-names and surnames, 160
Westbury (Baron), mock epitaph for, 422, 464
' Westminster Review,' the first number, 1824,
125 Westminsters, Old, 50, 69, 85, 119, 147, 160, 182,
201, 222, 229, 266, 341, 360, 380, 400, 421,
442
" While " or " whilst," use of the words, 139 W T hiskers of tigers used in magic rites, 481 " White-headed boys," mentioned by Dickens
and Thackeray, 478
Whitfield (John), Gent., his will, 1692, 120, 164 Whittington (Dick), demolition of his " housi-,"
478
' Widsith,' the date of, 393 Wilkes (J.), his saying on an old man's dotage,
341 ; calling himself a " burnt-out volcano,"
341
Wilkins (G.), and Shakespeare's ' Pericles,' 377 Willett family of Gloucestershire, 182, 199, 305 Williams (John), Archbishop of York, c. 1630,
his ghost, 499 Williams (Marjery), her sampler verses, 94, 164,
229, 250 Williams family of early Boston, Mass., 94, 164,
250 W T illoby (H.), his'Avisa,' evidence about " W.S.,"
46
Wilson (Mary Elizabeth), of Belfast, c. 1763, 401 Wilson (General Sir R.), c. 1847, his representa- tives, 319
Wilson (Sylvester D.), of Badulla, killed 1817, 120 Winchester College, ' The Trusty Servant,' 193,
267, 342 ; accounts entry about feather-beds,
1464-5, 257 ; Hall-book, 1406-7, 1414-15, 293,
313, 494 ; Fromond's Chantry, 433, 472, 509 Winterton, Lines, epitaph, 1810, 118, 210, 270 Wireless messages, c. 1600, 321 " Wistlanwudu " in ' Widsith,' the contracted n,
393
Wither family, 119 Wood , his pamphlet in answer to Boling-
broke, c. 1751, 100 Woolmer or Wolmer family, 57 Worcester, a tale of the Battle of, 281, 324, 490 Worcestershire folk-speech, " plain," 137, 187,
267, 330 Wordsworth (W.), sonnet by, 1849, 100, 146, 166,
190 Wright (Major Amherst), Royal Artillery, c. 1813,
378
" Yes, sir," use of the phrase in America, 458
York, riot in the Minster, 1690, 415
Young (Arthur), his reference to Lord Carrington,
241, 282, 303, 312 Young family of Auldbar, 379
Zulziman, in Dekker's ' Satiromastix,' 1602, 174
