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Lean (Vincent Stuckey) and Maclean family, ii.
466>, iii. 14
Leap-gate and lidgate defined, vi. 128, 238 Leap year, astronomically explained, i. 228 ; February 24 or 28 duplicated, ix. 148, 191, 254, 289, 393 Leases, long, examples, i. 32 ; iii. 160 ; vi. 420 ;
xii. 365
Leasingham, Lincoln, mediaeval riot at, iv. 31 Leastall = a burial-place, i. 440 Leather bindings, German, x. 369 Lebour (N.) on inscription concerning Corbridge,
ix. 249
Lebrun (Madame). See Vigee. Leche bell, explanation of the term, i. 166 Leche family, i. 207, 274, 293, 334, 397 ; ii. 348 Lectern, wooden, at St. Cross Hospital, Winches- ter, xii. 150
Lector on John Butler, x. 290 Lederer (John), his ' Discourses,' iv. 467 Ledger (W.) on royal arms in churches, v. 188 Ledig, etymology of the word, iii. 288, 336 Lee (A. Colling wood) on " Angel " of an inn, x. 55. " Better an old man's darling," x. 375. Butchers and juries, viii. 17. English players in Germany in 1592, viii. 518. ' Envied Favourite,' iii. 71. Facetious legal judgment, v. 286. ' Ginevra,' x. 268. Lillo's ' Fatal Curiosity,' vi. 435. Oxford ' Sausage,' ii. 227. Portraits which have led to marriages, iii. 377. Proverbs, two old, viii. 136. Sindbad the Sailor, vii. 272. Spanish lady's love for an Englishman, iv. 238. Tunes, old, x. 93. Ungrateful son, ix. 466 Lee (G. E.) on Coutances and Winchester, ii. 231.
St. Martin Pomeroy, x. 452 Lee (Harriet), her biography, 1766-1851, viii. 131,
197 Lee (Rev. J. N.) on Jeudy-Dugour on Cromwell,
ix. 210
Lee (Matthew) alias Tyson, viii. 390, 436 Lee (Nathaniel), his ' Theodosius,' the nightingale
and death, viii. 57
Lee (Sidney) on Shakespeare's epitaph, x. 346, 396 Lee (W.) on Duchess of Gloucester, i. 209 Lee family, ix. 130
Leech (David), poet, c. 1624, his biography, ix. 410 Leech (John), epigrammatist, c. 1614, his bio- graphy, ix. 410 Leech (John), and ' Punch,' iv. 107 ; his etchings
on steel, x. 247
Leech-gathering, ix. 189, 290, 375 Leeds (C. E.) on "He who knows not," i. 167.
" King of Patterdale," i. 193 Leeds (Duke of), his peerage title, iv. 169 Leeds, Yorkshire, royal mint at, iii. 489 ; iv. 51 Leeper (A.) on "Adding insult to injury," i. 4. Aristophanes's ' Wasps,' vi. 253. Astronomy in ' Gulliver's Travels,' iv. 86. " Beatific vision," ii. 7. ' Chevy Chase,' iv. 537. Drapier, omission from the ' N.E.D.,' iv. 286. Grove (Sir George) on C. H. Spurgeon's scholarship, iii. 206. Herondas, his date, i. 336. Irish soil exported, iv. 113. Keble's ' Christian Year,' viii. 197. ' Kottabos,' Dublin University magazine, viii. 46. Laurel crowns at Olympia, iii. 392. " Marmor " and the sea, v. 106. 1 Non olet (pecunia)," viii. 64. O'Neill seal, ii. 539. Rome under Elagabalus, vi. 376. St. Paul's quotation from Epimenides, i. 405. Sexton's tombstone, i. 457. Trinity Tuesday, vii. 507. Vanessa's burial-place, xii. 346 Leet : Court Leet, survivals, vii. 327, 377
Leffmann (H.) on American genealogies, xi. 175.
French Gazette, x. 268. Nanny Natty Cote :
Lucy Locket, xi. 397
Lefran^ois (G.) on St. Nicholas's, Rouen, xii. 47 Lefroy (H.) on expedition to Ireland, 1573, ix. 190.
Lefroy family, ii. 529 Lefroy family, ii. 529 ; iii. 197 Leg growing after death, legend, x. 506 ; xi.
72, 471
Legal documents, Scotch, " lie " in, xii. 388, 478 Legal precedents, book of, 1725-50, ii. 365, 437 Lega-Weekes (Ethel) on Adam's commemorative pillars, iv. 69. Aisle : alley, xi. 267. Aunt Sally : Sallee, xi. 305. Axstede ware, ii. 149. Bandy Leg Walk, xi. 35. Barrar, i. 515. Batrome, i. 88, 173. Belliter, bell-founder, vi. 206, 297. Botemen : Landbote, xi. 369. Bowet, architectural lantern, v. 126. Burgoyne Private Act of Parliament, ix. 381. Chantries and church stores, vii. 467. Cherry in place- names, vi. 136. Chrisom, xi. 475. Church- wardens' accounts, vi. 36. Clergy, inferior, their appellations : Sir, ix. 286. Cross banner, xi. 249. Foleit, i. 309. Fossel : fossett, xi. 496. Fostell, foslett, coffer or casket, iv. 48. Foulard, i. 307. Fulling days, ii. 389. Funeral : burial, viii. 9. Ghost-words, iii. 405. Hare- path, i. 517. Healen penny, xii. 98. Hock : hog : hoga, vii. 407, 495. Hockday : pottage called hok, i. 187. King's Old Bargehouse, viii. 167 ; x. 88. Kirk, Glasgow shipbuilder, v. 129. Lambeth, ii. 173. Lambpark : " one lampte," xii. 473. Lidgate : leap-gate, vi. 128. Manchet, ii. 328. Manor Court terms, xi. 516. May Light and Young Men's Light, v. 494. Mediaeval clothing, iii. 346. Military musters : parish armour, xii. 422. Morte, its meaning, xii. 346. Musters in Devonshire, xi. 408. Pannier market, vi. 157. Parish clerks, men of family as, ix. 271. Passing- bell, vi. 170. Plantagenet (Anne), Duchess of Exeter, vii. 298. Plump in voting, vi. 212. Plurality of office, ii. 527. Pot-gallery, viii. 517 ; ix. 212 ; xi. 333. Put-log : Pudding, building term, xi. 328. Quarterstaves, iii. 165. Rood-lofts, vii. 482. Royal arms in churches, vi. 53. Skellat bell : Mort bell, i. 166. Sta- tioning relics, ix. 89. Taxes in England, viii. 430. Tinners in military musters, vii. 428. Travelling in England, 1600-1700, v. 433, 455. Tudor spelt Tidder, xi. 453. Waining bells, vi. 169
Legend, Tartar, of Alexander the Great, vii. 126 Legend weight, meaning of the term, xii. 67 Legends : Amintas and the amaranth, viii. 150 ; Arundel Castle, 390, 434, 473 ; Sawbridge- worth, Herts, xii. 366
Legends on English coins, vii. 183, 237, 294, 318 Legenvre, artist, c. 1833, iii. 309, 437 Leges on Sir James Burrough, viii. 430 Legg (John), Wiltshire naturalist, c. 1780, ii. 291 Leggatt (E. E.) on Madame Parisot, iii. 208 Legio on Roman legions, xi. 290 Legiones on Roman legions, xii. 230 Legislation against profanity, viii. 269 Leicarraga, German reprint of his books, i. 284, 315 ; his Baskish New Testament, 1571, vii. 215 ; viii. 56 Leicarragan verb, iii. 267 Leicester, folk-lore of the county, vi. 509 Leicester, " Riding of St. George " at, ii. 511 Leicester (Robert Dudley, Earl of), his portrait, i. 404 ; iii. 368
