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- Five wounds " : the Janus Cross at Sherburn,
Yorks, viii. 217 " Flewengge," viii. 494 Goats with cattle, xi. 452 Groom of the Stole, viii. 466 ; ix, 32, 95, 157 ; x. 358 Hangleton : .Persevere ye, &c*, xi. 477 Hassocks, xii. 90 Hatless craze, ii. 25 Hebrew medal, iv. 447 ; xi. 436 Hill (J.)., xi. 310 1'Anson, v. 330 Image of Alihallows, xi. 456 Image of All .'Saints, xi. 387 " In pomario quiddam," v. 412" lona," x. 18 Ladies' hats in theatres, ii. 518 " Left his corps," x. 196 4 Lovers' vows.' i. 458 " Mar " in Mardyke, S. 37 Match-girl's song, xi. 490 Metrical iprayer and Passion emblems, i. 67, 152, 238 Minster: verger, ii. 314 MSS., misreadings of, xii. 219 Nosegay in the pulpit, i. 88 Oc- tagonal meeting-houses, vii. 72 O'Looney's '(Lady), epitaph, iii. 277 ; xii. 504 Organists rand longevity, v. 315 Osmunderley, v. 370 " Our life is, but a winter's day," v. 518 "" Over end "= straight up, ix. 146 Owls ^called cherubims, iii. 15 Pears and nettles, xii. 347 " Perisher " : " cordwainer," x. 296 Pheasant penny, iiL 337 ' Pilgrim's Progress ' illustrated, v. 30 Pocket handkerchiefs, moral, i. 197 Quotation, source of, wanted, viii. 289 Eings with a death's head, viii. 217 Robinson .arms and motto, iv. 28 " Rood-loft," v. 376 Saffron Walden, ix, 334 St. Cuthbert : his birds, v- 48 St. Mary's, Scarborough, vii. 396 St. Patrick and the Shamrock, iii. 76 3St. Vedast's 'clock, viii. 355 Saint's cloak -and sunbeam, ii. 438 " Samhowd," v. 156 .'Sarum Missal, v. 163, 233 " Scots " =
- " Scotch," xi. 157 Sever of Merton, viii. 238
'Signs of the fifteen last days of the world, vii. 26<x, 352 Sleeper, methods of waking a, xii. 490 Sleepless arch, ii. 177 Snails as food, ii. 175 Stockings, black and coloured, iv. 257 'Tattershall : Elsham : Grantham, iv. 314, 536 Threading St. Wilfrid's needle, iv. 507 'Thunder cross and medal, vi. 198 " Trawn chaer," x. 32, 475 Verger's staff, xii. 56 Vessels, curious stone, vii. 255 Vinegar on rocks, action of, x. 152, 197 Wedding ring and " left-handed " marriage, xii. 310 " When she was good,' iii. 128 Words awaiting ^explanation, viii. 425
JF. (L. B.) on " The lowing herd winds slowly o'er the lea, 1 ' vii. 317
IF. (N. L.) on Batley Grammar School, Yorkshire, v. 249
IF. (O. J.) on swerd by Moore of Old Bond Street, iii. 228
IF. ^R.) on Mexican family, xi. 432
F. (R. C.) or curiosities of the Gregorian Calendar, vi. 36 ; Prior Thomas Percy, ii. 137
P. (R. H. E.) on newspaper placard, xii. 483
IF. (S. C.) on goblins' garb, xii. 4S
IF. (S. H.) on Henry Rowe, vi. 149
IF. (S. J. A.) on -' Barnaby Rudge,' by Charles Dillon, ii. 348 Book covers : " Yellow-backs," ii. 295, 415 Crosstree (Capt.) : Tom Bowling, ii. 432 Fives court : St. Martin's Lane, iv. 155 Hook (James), iv. 154 Howard (Cecil), iii. 108 Ladies' hats in theatres, ii. 386 Major (H. A.), ii. 129 ' Monsieur Tonson,' its .author, ii. 310 ' Oliver Twist ' on the stage, ii. 129 Sniouch, a term for a Jew, ii. 457 Tenniscourt, Haymarket, iv. 155 Thackeray jand the stage, ii. 428 ; iii. 91 Thackeray
(T. J.), iii. 28 Wilkinson, comedian, ii. 468
' Wine and Walnuts ' : " Ephraim Hard-
castle," iv. 227
F. (S. J. B.) on payment for Good Friday sermon,
vii. 9 F. (T.) on authors wanted, ii. 297 ; vii. 138 ;
" When she was good," iii. 234 F. (W.) on " Aschenald," x. 233 Bence, x. 93 " Burganes," ix. 309" Cultura," xi. 125 " Daud "= George, x. 386 " Mid-Keavel," x. 327 Scheffelde in Com. Cantiae, i. 338 Touching for the king's evil, i. 434 Wanless, x. 75 " When our Lord shall lie in our Lady's lap," i. 49
F. (W. C. L.) on Virginia, 1607, i. 188 F. (W. G. D.) on Black Hole of Calcutta, viii. 28 Freeman (E. A.), historian, ancestry of, vi. 342 Greville (Sir John) of Binton, vii. 8 Heraldic, vi. 390 Lely (Sir Peter), portrait of, vi. 308 Stretton (Hesba), vii. 484 F. (W. H.) on Warren Hastings's father, i. 244 F. (W. M. E.) on bunt-lark, x. 67 ; copyright, xi.
400
F.E.R.T., meaning of the letters, v. 446 F.-H. (H.) on author wanted, xi. 228 ; Pavlova,
x. 507
F.L.S. on Admiral Tryon, i. 288 ; prophecy con- cerning Hagia Sophia, vi. 469 Faber (Rev. F. W.), memorial to, ii. 489 ; iii. 54 Faber (J.), artist, 1814, his biography, ii. 69,
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Fables, a book of, in verse, its date, ix. 348, 455 " Factory," female, at Botany Bay, ix. 231 " Faerpinga "= etymology of place-name, iv. 43,
133, 196, 238 Fage family, x. 68
Fahie (Anthony), Etonian, 1765, x. 268 Fahie (George), Etonian, 1765, x. 268 Fahie (J. J.) on ' Galerie des Arts,' viii. 289 ; Heart-burial in niches in church walls, 432 ;
- Iconografia Galileiana,' 229, 268 ; ' Letter del
Sig. Girolamo Magagnati,' 289 ; " Rutherford (Mark) " as a practical astronomer, 246 ; Soap bubbles, 252 ; Great Eastern, the first of the leviathans, ix. 158 ; Heart-burial, 275 ; Memorials of Galileo in England, 81, 102; Reversed engravings, 298 " Fahnenschwingen," practised by Van Helmont,
viii. 54 Faillteau (Francis), Westminster scholar, i. 488 ;
ii. 296
Fairbank (F. R.) on deer-leaps, iv. 89 ; Saint Sunday, vii. 197 ; weights and coinage, 1338, vi. 388 Fairborne (George), Westminster scholar, 1730,
i. 468
Fairbrother (E. H.) on Baltimore and " Old Mortality " Pattersons, i. 230 Botany Bay, ix. 345 Bristol M.P.'s : Sir Arthur Hart and Sir John Knight, iv. 292 " Broad arrow " : the King's mark, ix. 481 Church flag, petition for, v. 487 Con way (Hon. Mary), petition to, vi. 327 Courts martial, records of, xii. 299 D'Arblay, (Madame) Letter of, xii. 137 Dean's adventurous journey in the 18th century, xii. 374 London riot in 1629, vi. 307 Lord Chief Justice, the Sheriff, and ventila- tion, iv. 257 Nelson (Lady) : marriage lines and application for gratuity, vi. 487 " Not room enough to swing a cat," ix. 187 Ollney (Lieut.- Col.), iv. 256 Quebec Cathedral bells, iii. 389
