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INDEX.
Notes and Queries, Jan. 31, 1903.
Coleman (E.) on Babington (Catherine), 31
Baker family, 233
Baptismal fonts, 35
Barbadian register, 153
Barker (Mrs. Jane), novelist, 171
Baronets of Nova Scotia^ 152
Beasley, Beesley, Besley, Besleigh, 195
Bodley (Sir T.), 277
" Box Barry," 14
Brewer (Dr.), his monument, 516
Brooch of Lorn, 357
Buss queries, 493
Byron's bust by Bartolini, 135
Carant or corant, 415
Chinese junk, 431
Close, officer of the Victory, 336
Cockade of George I., 52
Coleridge (S. T), his second name, 114 ; biblio- graphy, 231
" Compass window," 517
Curfew bell at Buckingham, 486
Delaval-Carey, 338
Descendants of Elizabethan worthies, 311
Ewina (Sir Patrick Claud), Bart., 333
Family crests, 173
German armour, 433
Goldwyer, 370
Grace before meat, 98
Grass widow, 205
Home Alley, London, 358
Huguenot settlers in Ireland, 478
Leighton (Sir Baldwin), of Watlesborough, co. Salop, 470
Ludgersall, 336
Manor Court Rolls, 452
Marks on table linen, 95
May cats, 77
Moryson (Fynes), his ' Itinerary,' 315
Muffineer, 112
Orange blossoms, 94 \
Periwinkle, 236
Race of the Gybbins, 214
Red Hand of Ireland, 335
St. Botolph, City of London, 508
Schaw family of Gospetry, 115
Seventeenth-century queries, 511
Signs, 293
Spice, 512
Teens, 417
" Thirty days hath September," 206
Title of book wanted, 334
Waldby arms, 95
White-headed boy, 376
Whitmore (Lady), 319
Coleridge (Samuel Taylor), his second Christian name, 29, 114 ; bibliography, 167, 231, 310 ; and Swin- burne and Carlyle, 189, 296 ; textual changes in 'Christabel,' 326, 388, 429, 489; simile by, 488 Collis (C.) on T. Archer, architect, 468 Colonel on arms on fireback, 29 Colonies, popular nicknames for, 10 Colyer-Fergusson (T.) on the Sedley family, 391 Comically, use and derivation of the word, 213 Comma, misplaced in Act of Parliament, 18 Compass, its points used in describing position, 5, 94
Compass window : compass ceiling, its meaning,
329, 517
Compotus of Bolton Abbey, 1290-1325, 86 Comte de Paris, use of the title, 368, 390 Concert, etymology of the word, 166 Cond, use and meaning of the word, 126, 235, 295 Conduits, old, of London, 421 Confectionery, ancient, called turnures, 149 Coniston, Lanes, sledges used for carrying slate at, 1 88 Connexion and affection, false forms of the words, 203 Convents, women chaplains in, 324 Conversation, Latin, 407, 452, 465 Cook (Eliza), reference wanted, 489 Cooke (W. C.) on met : points of the compass, 94 Cope (E. E.) on Oliver Cromwell's daughters, 289
Heriot, 433
Old pewter marks, 416
Parish registers, 428
Phipps family, 432
Wilkinson, Bishop of Chester, 448 Cope, the, its history, 285, 374, 495 Copinger (W. A.) on Dunwich or Dunmow, 210 Corderius : Mathurin Cordier, 1478 - 1564, his
'Colloquies,' 348
" Corn-bote" in Barbour's ' Bruce,' 61, 115, 253 Cornish (V.) on sledges, 188 Cornish motto : "One and all," 168, 252, 290 Cornwall, Channel Island names associated with, 185 Cornwall, pre-Conquest Earls of, 410 Cornwall fee or ancient demesne, 443 Coronation : of George IV., rejoicings at Launceston, 3 ; of Edward VII., 85, 101 ; of George II., ballads on, 121 ; of Napoleon Bonaparte, 153 ; of Queen Victoria, 208 ; of Arthur in ' Morte Arthure,' 381, 402 ; of George I., celebration at Leghorn, 404 ; of Henry VII., 485 Coronation advertisement of 1685, 166 Coronation canopy and the Barons of the Cinque
Ports, 189, 297, 392 Coronation dress of the bishops, 34, 112 Coronation sermons, 198, 276, 330 Coronets, ducal, strawberry leaves in, 51 Corycian, use and meaning of the word, 329 Cottle (Joseph and Amos), references to, 208 Court dress or semi-Court dress, 148 Court Roll?, Manor, list of, 409, 452 Cousens (E. C.) on Branstill Castle, 191 Cowan (S. V.) on typulatpr, 428 Cowley (Abraham), annotations in copy of hie
works, 1
Cradle chimney, 208, 296 ' Craftsman,' the, on chess, 41
Crawford (C.) on Bacon-Shakespeare question, 43, 124, 201, 264, 362, 463
Jonson (Ben), his method of composing verse, 301 Crawford (W.) on Schaw family of Gospetry, 8, 353 Creed (J. W.) on etchings and engravings, 288 Crewe on playing cards, 467 Crolly family, 296
Crolly (Sir Miles), his biography, 209 Cromwell (Oliver), portraits of his daughters, 289,
392 474 Crooke (W.) on Black Hole of Calcutta, 69
Cond, its use and meaning, 126
Ganges, 152
