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Blore (Thomas), his Staffordshire collections, iv.
207 ; at Middleton Races, 1781, ix. 5 Blount (B.) on Newton and the cat, x. 188 Blount (Christopher )= Elizabeth Fanshawe, iv.
489
Blount (G.) on Blount family, ix. 270 Blount family, ix. 48, 270 Blow (Rev. E. P.), his ancestry, xii. 186, 234 Blue Coat School costume, xi. 47, 96 Blue eggs used in May Day celebrations, i. 126, 173 ' Blue Idle " Meeting-House, its name, xii. 510 Blue Man on Edward Kent, vi. 409 Blueback = Greenback, use of the word, ix. 326 Blue-water, adjectival use of the word, vii. 109,
133, 195
Blundell (E.) on dew-ponds, xi. 428 Blundell (Sir P.), c. 1818, his biography, xii. 490 Blunden family, v. 468 Blunt (R.) on " Four Corners," vi. 69 Blysse family of Daventry, Northants, ii. 323 Blyth (R.), Jun., on Bombay Grab, iv. 177 Boar and bull, parish, in sixteenth century, vii. 126 Boarding-houses, Westminster School, ii. 127, 275,
333
Boars and bears in Britain, ii. 248, 489 Boar's head, at St. Cuthbert College, Worksop,
iv. 506 ; at Christmas festivities, v. 35 Boase (F.) on book signatures, v. 487. Books by
the ton, ix. 286. " Coal Hole," v. 394.
Cole (Jacob), xii. 418. Darling (Grace), her
medals, ix. 285. D.N.B. Epitome,' ix. 211.
Dowty (Aiglen), ix. 274. Everitt (Graham),
ix. 367. London statues and memorials, ix. 284. ' Oh, tell me whence Love cometh," ix. 515.
Ouida, the novelist, ix. 307. Ouija, ix. 307.
Place-names, index of, ix. 235. Sands (Richard)
equestrian, ix. 13. " Ship " Tavern, Greenwich,
ix. 207. Boast, etymology of the word, i. 18 ; iii. 485 ;
iv. 37
Bobbery, origin of the word, xi. 187, 234 Bobby Dazzler, meaning of the term, iv. 208, 318 Bocca mortis, meaning of the term, x. 108 Boccaccio's ' Decameron ' and the Roman See, ii.
328, 396 Boddington (R. S.) on Bream's Buildings, v. 133.
Hibbert and Simon families, vi. 307. Kendall
(Francis), vii. 490. Knightley family, v. 313.
Maitland family, v. 190. Steer family, iv. 428.
Wall : Martin, iii. 232. Wall family, v. 489.
Wall of Dymock, iv. 8. Whitcombe family,
iv. 208
Boddington family, iv. 89, 216 ; vii. 10 Bodemerie, Dutch wo rd= bottomry, vii. 386 Bodenham and Ben Jonson, x. 206 Bodleian Library, brasses at, vii. 42, 92 ; Advent
sermons by Spiera in, 370
Bodley, Devon provincialism, its meaning, vi. 33 Bodmin, its black box and the Mayor, 1680, v.
408
Body, mediaeval, found at Stamford, xii. 426 Bcejan or bcejang, Chinese export, c. 1781, xii. 467 Boer War of 1881, books on the, i. 226, 277, 395 ;
poem by D. G. Rossetti on, viii. 68 . Boer War of 1899-1902, British losses in, i. 325 Boethius and " Sorrow's crown of sorrows," ix. 68 Boffin : Baughan, derivation of the name, xi. 509 ;
xii 112 292
Bog butter, Irish, v. 308, 353, 416, 496 Bohemia, Elizabeth, Queen of, xii. 189, 292, 395,
512 Bohemian language, best books in English on, v.
168, 217, 297, 315
Bohemian Student on Bohemian language, v. 297
Bohemian teacher, a great (Prof. V. E. Mourek) vi. 205
Bohemian tongue-twisters, ix. 446
Bohemian villages, ii. 86, 173
Boigne (Comtesse de), her ' Memoirs,' viii. 101, 173
Bok (W. J.) on burial-places of notable English women, xii. 207
Boleyn (Anne), her execution and burial, xi. 88, 237
Boleyn family and Cranmer, iv. 201
Bolingbroke (Lord), and Bishop Warburton, ii. 7 ' Memoirs ' of, 1752, vi. 449
Bolland (W. C.) on guineas, v. 105. Morte, its meaning, xii. 478. St. Anthony of Vienne, xi. 153, 332
Bolles (George), his family, iv. 264
Bolles (Lady) and the Wakefield apparition, vi. 235
Boiling, definition of the word, ii. 506
Bolton (C. K.) on Rev. Edward Fitzgerald, viii. 428
Bolton (W.) on Gedney Church, x. 310
Bolton Priory, its title, v. 266 ; vi. 259
Bombay, domestic life of Europeans in, viii. 508 ; ix. 116
Bombay grab, a coasting vessel, iv. 107, 177
Bombay Regiment, 1662-5, its history, x. 1
Bona fides, its pronunciation, iv. 86
Bonam Villam super Tokam, 1202 =Bonneville on the Touques, i. 512
Bonaparte (Gordon), alleged natural son of Napoleon I., i. 107, 197
Bonaparte (Joseph), and Casino House, Herne Hill, vi. 334, 353 ; his carriage after the battle of Vittoria, vii. 170, 236, 313, 357, 393, 434 ; viii. 135, 217, 373 ; in England, x. 109
Bonaparte (Louis Napoleon), his English writings, viii. 30
Bonaparte (Napoleon), alleged natural son, i. 107, 197 ; his power of awaking, 446 ; on imagina- tion, 488 ; on England's precedence, ii. 226 ; his horse Marengo, 400 ; books on his Moscow campaign, iii. 167, 212 ; his services offered to England, 408, 452 ; on Byron, iv. 147 ; gold bees on his coronation robe, v. 9, 76, 115 ; witness of his funeral, 166 ; and the Grand Duchess Catherine of Russia, 428 ; Masquerier's portrait of, vi. 84 ; medal engraved by Han- cock, 232 ; on the Undaunted, 287, 376 ; and the Sans Souci treasures, 341 ; and Capt. Ross on the voyage to St. Helena, 347 ; his carriage after Waterloo, vii. 170, 236, 313, 357, 393, 434 ; viii. 135, 217, 373 ; x. 275 ; chessmen given to W. Warden by, vii. 349 ; and General Bourke, ix. 8, 52 ; on the Bellerophon, Torbay, 321, 382 ; on the Northumberland, x. 3, 64, 162 ; ode to, 190, 258 ; his coronation laurel- leaf wreath, xii. 289
Bonaparte family at Morfontaine, viii. 169
Bonapartes, their genealogy, ii. 525
Bonar (Horatius) on Rev. John Bonar, xii. 188
Bonar (Rev. John), Episcopalian minister 1741- 1776, xii. 188
Bonassus, wonderful animal, its description, ix. 365, 451 ; x. 90, 138, 318, 392 ; xi. 356 ; xii. 175, 353
Bond (F. T.) on vaccination and inoculation, 11.
456
" Bone Deus " in epitaphs, vii. 29 Bonefons (Jean), his ' Pancharis,' 1587, v. 517
poem attributed to, xi. 26
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