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INDEX.
Notes and Queries, July 31, 1909.
Minakata (Kumagusu) on Flying machines of the
Far East, 425
Names terrible to children, 356 Snakes drinking milk, 157 Storm ship, 488
Minerva Lane and ' Jane Eyre,' 67 Miniaturiste, Devonshire, 209, 273 Miniver, mentioned in 1340, 87 Miracle play, ' St. Christian,' c. 1505, 230 Miramoline, a ghost-word, 45 ' Modern Ship of Fools,' satire published 1807,
429 Mohammedan and Christian chronology, 107,
212
Moliere on opium, 88, 154 Monday (A. J.) on oxen drawing carriages, 396
Pollard (Sir Lewis), 515 Money (Spanish) in Nubia and the Sudan, 109,
354
Monkeys stealing from a pedlar, 197 " Monstrous childe of Ffennystanton," 1580, 249 Montagu (Sir James), Lord Chief Baron of the
Exchequer, 388
Montagu, Lady Mary Wortley, her letters. 168 Montfort (Peter de"), first Speaker of House of
Commons, 411
Montresor (Major John), date of his death, 410 Moon legends, 112
Moore (Zachary), c. 1750, friend of Foote, 429 Moran (C.), Covent Garden publisher, 1760-70, 490 Morangies (Comte de), his trial, c. 1772, 411 Morante (Marquis de), his book-plate, 366 Mprbus Gallicus, the disease, 49, 116 Mordaunt and Shairp families, 308 Moreton (B. L.) on Collar of SS, Ireland, 418
Lady's heraldic motto, 397 Morgan (Forrest) on authors wanted, 94
" Before one can say Jack Robinson," 357 Glose or gloss, French verse-form, 337 Boast pigs crying " Who '11 eat me ? " 456 Morgan (H. Si.) on Johnson celebration at Lich-
field, 467
Morgan (Sir Henry), the buccaneer, c. 1670-80, 409 Morgan (J. S.) on authors wanted, 148 Norland (Sir Samuel), his descendants, 68 Mormon newspaper, ' Millennial Star,' 69, 116, 154 Morris (William) and a Scotch verger, 144 Mortimer (Elizabeth)= Thomas, Lord Camoys, 108 Moseley (B. D.) on gaol literature, 512 Goose with one leg, 497
" Kats and kittlings on Palm Sunday," 457 Lumber = trouble, mischief, 386 " Stick to your tut," 307 Motte (De la) de la Garre, of Caen, 248 Mottoes : lady's heraldic, 268, 397 ; " Egregios cumulare libros prseclara supellex," 366 ; on Covenanters' banner, 470 Mountain Bower, Wiltshire place-name, 505 Muffin martyr in Eastern folk-lore, 7 Murat (Caroline), her second husband, 107, 214 Murray (Fanny), date of her death, 466 Murray (Sir J. A. H.) on Chinese puzzle, 449 Pudworm, or piddock, 50 Punch : the beverage, 167 Punch and Judy, 371 Punt in football, 187 Purfly, Carlyle's use of the word, 248 Murray (John) on blazers, 287
Incut, bookbinding term, 256 Music and lizards, 167, 277, 351 Musk melons, c. 1632, 324 Musters for training in Devonshire, 408
N
N, liquid, in English, 105, 170, 251, 335
N. (J. W. ) on Mohammedan and Christian
chronology, 212
N. (P. A. O.) on football at Scone, 309 N. (T.) on " Though lost to sight," 498 Name-corruption : Mountain Bower, Wiltshire,
505
Name-puzzle in early Spenser, 334 Names terrible to children, 53, 218, 356, 454 Nanny Natty Cote : Lucy Locket, rimes, 268, 397 " Napier Tavern," Holborn, its destruction, 467,
515
Naples, inscriptions in Protestant cemeteries, 343^ Naseby battle-field : and Edward FitzGerald,
304 ; Lord Fairfax at, 344, 433, 514 Naval foe, mysterious, c. 1775-83, 347, 455 Navarino survivor, 506 Naylor (B. S.), his 'Time and Truth reconciling
the World to Shakespeare,' 248 Nefzaoni, Arab Sheikh, his " mysterious volume,"
327 Neile (Richard), Archbishop of York, his marriage,
388
-nell, surnames ending in, 8, 75 Nel Mezzo on Burton s Line, 187
Dickens : Podsnap and his prototype, 186 English books, emendations in, 401 Scott (Sir W.) on Scotch and Irish, 157 Nemo on Napoleon's death, 328 Never Never Land, the term, 9, 158 Nevill (E. R.) on John Aubrey's marriage, 266 Nevill (Ralph) on Ernisius, a proper name, 33, 375 Neville (Henry), his ' Plato Redivivus,' 28 Neville-Rolfe (Eustace), d. 1908, 343 ' New English Dictionary,' additions and correc- tions, 385, 386, 446 Newman (F. ) on cheese for ladies, 334
' Ecclesia Militans ' : Michael Hiltprand, 370 Newspapers, old American, words and phrases in,
469
Newton (James), bookseller, d. 1749, 504 New Zealand fossil shells, 33 Neyte, Eybury, and Hyde manors, 22, 174, 231 Nicholas as a feminine name, 87, 255 Nicholson (E.) on " La pierre qui rage," street- name, 378 Nicklin (T.) on Bergerode, 218, 513
St. Sunday, 516
Nicolson (Thomas), 1573-1649, his bequest, 306 Nimbus in ancient art, 489 Nixon (J. A.) on Thomas Dover, M.B., 149 ' Nomina Hidarum,' Aro-setna in, 126 Nonesopretties, use of the word, 486 Noorthouck (John), b. 1732, his bibliography, 301 Norcross (J. E.) on Pimlico : Eyebright, 314 Norfolk on Dante on old men, 448 Norfolk, Virginia, its founders, 489 Norgate (C. B. Le Grys) on Haggard : Ogarde, 2541 Norman (P.) on Falcon Court, Shoe Lane, 190
Hudson (Jeffrey) the dwarf, 236 Norman (W.) on ' JEsop's Fables,' 1821, 270
Breakspear (Nicholas), Pope Adrian IV., 71 Norris (H. E.) on Cole's ' Calendar of Huntingdon,'
309
" Monstrous childe of Ffennystanton," 249 Old Wives of St. Ives, 269 Norris (J. A.) on St. Paul's Cathedral choristers,
248 Northiam Church, print ante 1837, 138
