Notes and Queries, Jan. 29, 1910.
INDEX.
529
Domr&ny, freed from taxation " for ever,"
368, 456
Dorchester, Birrell's engraving, 89, 136 D'Orsay (Count), his death, 486 Dorset Gardens estate, 146 Doudney (Dr. D. A.), his death, 146 Douglas (W.) on Bagnigge House, 278
Burial-places of notable Englishwomen, 253 London taverns, 254 Douglas Cause, new light on, 518 Dow (J. M.) on Paine's remains, 44 Dowbiggin in Lytton's ' Night and Morning,' 228 Dowling, pronunciation of the name, 335, 372 Dowling (J. N.) on Cowper : Dowling, 335 Downie (J.) on ' British Controversialist,' 109 Dozmare Pool and Tregeagle, legend, 246 Dragon in heraldry, 14
Drake (Sir Francis), Owen's epigram on, 207 Drake (Joseph Rodman), American poet, 448, 496 Draper (John), last Prior of Twynham, 221, 315,
453
Draper (Squire) and his daughter, 29 Drawbridges still in use, 148 Dryden (J.), Lord Macaulay on, 329, 375 Dublin Club in 1703 and Lewis Gordon, 306 Duel, last, with swords in England, 227, 290,
378, 433, 478
Duelling, its suppression in England, 40 Duels between women, 8, 77 Dunster (Samuel), 1675-1754, his marriage, 428 Dun Y, Scotch place-name, its pronunciation, 510 Durham (J. H.) on flying machine in 1751, 170 Dutch boy and the dyke, 50
Dyer (John), 1700 P-1758, his marriage, 428, 498 Dynamometer, use of the word, 87
E. on authors of quotations wanted, 469
E. (J. C.) on Stiverton arms and family, 369
E. (K. P. D.)on Dozmare Pool and Tregeagle, 246
Scott : epitaph in ' Antiquary,' 69 Eagle and hawk, story of, 249 East India Company in Bengal, 381 Eastbury mansion, its history, 462 Eastwood (J. W.) on " 'Twas Bonaparte the
Corsican," 210 Ebsworth (Rev. Joseph), his grave in Ashford
Cemetery, 145 Eden (F. S.) on first elephant exhibited, 257
Essex fatal to women, 136
" Te Igitur," 115
Windows from church at Trier, 109 Edgcumbe (R.) on Benvenuto Cellini's ' Jupiter,' 367
David's sketch of Marie Antoinette, 409
' Livre (Le) ' and Casanova, 389 Edgeworth (R. L.)= Honora Sneyd, 1773, 132 Edinburgh, place-name, its derivation, 17, 135 Editor ' Irish Book Lover ' on authors wanted, 495
Swinburne on Irish Nationalists, 412 Edleston (R. H.) on Newton and King's College,
Cambridge, 294
Edward, Duke of York and Miss Flood, 8 Edward IV., his standard-bearer at Barnet, 147 Edward the Black Prince, portrait of, 308 Edwards (F. A.)pn dew-ponds, 17
Gordon (Capt. R. J.) and African Associa- tion, 29
Holt Castle and Beauchamp family, 92
Plowden, (W. C.) in Abyssinia, 69
' Sketches of the Caff re Tribes,' 469
Edwards (F. A.) on Spanish Priests in Abyssinia,
189
W. H. Coffin in Abyssinia, 108 Eel-pie shops, their disappearance, 26, 93, 15 3
198, 232, 317 Electrophone report of Lord Rosebery'a speech,
246
Elephant, first exhibited, 197, 257, 317, 418 Elizabeth (Queen), supposed letter to the Bishop
of Ely, 249, 295 ; observance of her accession
day, 404 Elizabeth, Queen of Bohemia, her history, 189
292, 395, 512 Ellacombe (Canon H. N.) on fig trees in London,
477
' Notes and Queries ' commemoration, 433 Ellis (Havelock) on Richard Graves the Younger,
408
Elssler (Fanny), Carlyle on, 349 Ely (Bishop of), Queen Elizabeth's letter to,
249, 295 Emblin or Emlyn and St. George's Chapel,
Windsor, 37
Embroiderer, John Parr, temp. 1600, 109 Emery de Rechethiward, his correct name, 227 England, Jews in, 185
England in London, popular error in Spain, 65 ' English Historical Review,' October, 1888, 228,
277
Englishman's needs supplied from abroad, 329 Englishwomen, notable, burial-places of, 207,
253, 298
Ennui, use of the word, 1732, 226 Ensor family and Shakespeare, 253 Entente cordiale, use of the phrase, 216 Epicurus in art, 347, 433
Epigrams :
Cain, in disgrace with Heav'n, retir'd to
Nod, 135
Oh ! Petrus, Pedro, Peter, which you will, 411 Perspicuus vitro pulvis qui dividit horas, 471 Petre, 349, 410
Players, I love ye and your quality, d89 Sir Drake, whom well the world's end knew,
207
Thou hast said that they say that I said, 405 To make the boy a scholar, 291 Episcopal scarf or tippet, 135
Epitaphs:
Behold a rare monument of Friendship, 506
Death, why doest tho[u] grin so, 69
D.O.M. post vitam brevem, 507
Everywhere heard will be the Judgment call, 110, 177
Here lies the Earl of Suffolk's fool, 507
Here lyeth John o' ye Girnell, 69
His sledge and hammer lie reclined, 507
Imaginary, 409
Nee Metuas Dies, nee Times, 507
Rees (Daniel Philip), 507
Through poison strong, he was cut off, 35 Epworth Parsonage, ghost at, 129, 197, 338, 433 Errington (Mrs.) and Capt. Buckley, 368, 435 Esare, derivation of the word, 264 Essex fatal to women, 90, 136 " Essex Serpent " and other Westminster taverns,
322
Eton, E. Barnard, head master, 1754-65, 26 Etough (Henry), Rector of Therfield, Herts, 430 Evesham, Abbots of, list of, 28, 78, 154, 278
