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3Teilde (Rev. Matthew), his marriage, 1776,
vi. 477
Peld or Field families of Yorkshire, xi. 434 Felis on lairds of Drumminnor, v. 175 Pelix (Don), character in an old play, xi. 320, 409 " Felix Summerly " (Sir H. Cole), his handbooks
of London, x. 47, 98
Feliziano, Portuguese artist, c. 1668, v. 69 Fell (John), Westminster scholar, 1733, viii. 448 Fell (Mary A.,) on authors of quotations, ii. 28
Date of publication wanted, vi. 348 Fell (B.), Westminster scholar, 1739, viii. 448 Fellowship, college, sold in 1591, iv. 227 Felltham (Cv) or Suckling, song by, c. 1661,
vi. 346, 431
Female Grooms of the Royal Chamber, i. 187 Feminism, in the seventeenth century, vi. 485 Fe"nelons = slippers with tabs on the instep,
iii. 146
Fennyvesci (Mile,)., 1839, her biography, vii. 190 " Fent," trade term, its origin, iv. 410, 458, 478 Fenton, scene-painter, his Christian name, v. 350 Fenton (W. S. M.), Etonian, 1762, x. 268 Fenwick (J.), Westminster scholar, 1763, viii. 448 Fenwiek (Sir John), beheaded in 1697, iv. 249 Fenwick (Thomas), Westminster scholar, 1717,
viii. 448 Fenwick (Thomas'), Westminster scholar, 1720,
viii. 448 Fenwick (Thomas), Westminster scholar, 1772,
viii. 44S
Fenwick (Walter) = Magdalene Hunt, 1628, ix. 330 Fenwick family, x. 110
Feawig (Morlena), character in fiction, iv. 130 Feoffment separitite, form of conveyance, i. 510 ;
ii. 56
Fere, derivation of the word, ii. 304, 358, 393 Ferguson (Col. A. T.), of Kentucky, c. 1856,
viii. 250, 318 Ferguson (D.), his ' The Lady Bark,' dialogue,
vi. 349 Ferguson (Donald) <on Maria Jane Jewsbury in
Ceylon, i. 41 Ferguson (J. De Lancey) on Rudyard Kipling's
letters of travel, ix. 325 ; uncollected Kipling
items, 134
.Ferguson family df Inverurie, iii. 489 Ferguson-Tepper family, iii. 489 JFergusson (Rev. Adam W.) on sons of the clergy :
' Who's Who,' viii. 250 Fergussoii (Robert), his ' Elegy ' on ' Scots
Music,' iii. 349., 496 ; iv. 35 Ferlang on craniology, xi. 91 ; families of Kay
and Key, 235 Permat (P. de), d. 1665, his "last theorem,"
vii. 429
Permor, Earls of Pomfret, I. 288, 358 Fern (Matthew), Jacobite, his writings, v. 150,
257, 336
Fern to make malt, 1619,, ii. 228, 279 Ferrar (Major M. L.) on "biographical information
wanted, vi. 49 ; ix. 389 Ceylon officials : Capt.
T. A. "Anderson, iv. 355 Plenderleath (Peter),
v. 248 Skerrett, viii. 231 Smith (H. S.),
projected list of Yorkshire officers, viii. 467
Walshe (Anthony), v. 248 ITerrara (Andrea) and the Freemasons' sword,
viii. 469, 517
Perreira da Costa (F. de P.), Portuguese biblio- grapher, xii. 120 JFerrers (Earl of), his execution, 1760, viii. 287
Ferrers (Sir Humphrey), Tamworth Castle,
c. 1628, xi. 451
Ferrier (Susan), her ' Marriage,' ix. 169 Fessard (John), Winchester scholar, 1533, ix. 390 Festivals, Handel, at the Crystal Palace, 1857-
1912, vi. 61, 235
" Feuar," use of the word, 1508, ix. 387 Feudal Aids, B and G confused in, iii. 443 Fever and spider's web, a superstition, ii. 109,
194 ; iii. 96, 174 " Feyns," " amener de ffeyns," meaning of the
word, ix. 350
ffairbanck and Rawson families, vi. 166, 214 ffoulkes (C.) on armour, viii. 247 ffrancis, initial letter of the name, x. 228, 276, 358 ffrederick (Leonora) =Rumney Diggle, 1725,
x. 269, 391 " Fiance," synonym in English language, xii. 49,
90, 146, 209 Fiction, detectives in, x. 469 ; xi. 11 ; real
characters in, vi. 366 Fiction, Irish, a ' Guide to,' xi. 47, 68, 89, 107,
129, 149
Fiddles at sea, description of, ii. 526 Field (Francis Ventris), Westminster scholar, ii.
190 Field (Julian), his ' Aut Diabolus aut Nihil,' x.
139, 173, 236
Field, Day, Sumner, and Whitton families, xi. 150 Field or Feld families of Yorkshire, xi. 434 Field-names of Derbyshire, 1300-1500, v. 487 Fielding (Henry), ' Jonathan Wild the Great,'
ii. 261 ; " Dowdy " in ' Tom Jones,' iii. 289 ;
and the civil power, 1751, 486; iv. 58, 277,
336, 419, 534 ; his Parson Thwackum, vi. 348,
470 ; chronology of ' Tom Jones,' ix. 425, 520 ;
topographical slip in ' Tom Jones,' 507 ;
cryptic utterance in ' Tom Jones,' x. 85 ; his
' Letters,' 3 vols., 91, 214 ; geography of ' Tom
Jones,' 191, 253, 292, 372 ; sack and " the
visual words " in ' Tom Jones,' 209, 293, 392 ;
geography of ' Tom Jones,' xi. 12, 56, 60 ; and
Sarah Andrew, 1725, 301 ; portraits of, xii. 300,
351, 408 Fielding (W. Augustus), of London, c. 1800, ix.
470 Fielding-Hall (H.) on William Augustus Fielding,
ix. 470 " Kemendyne," ix. 356 Field telegraph in 1801, i. 225, 274 " Fiery Cross," the use of, 1545, ix. 387 Fife, called the " Kingdom " of, x. 449 ; xi. 11 " Fi-fi," name for grotesque figure of a cat, xi. 249 Figarola-Caneda (E.) on Belshazzar's feast, vii.
178 ; ladies and University degrees, ii. 498 ;
superfluity of books, v. 87 Fight at Dame Europa's School,' pamphlet, 1871,
x. 268, 314, 356 ; xi. 93
Fig tree and vines, Lincoln's Inn, ii. 367, 453 Fig trees in London, i. 52 Filbert legend, i. 33 Fildieu family, x. 29
File : use of tools in the Middle Ages, vii. 448, 515 Filet-work, or lacis, mediaeval, viii. 108, 194,
473 Filey Bay, old manorial right enforced, 1911, iv.
327, 413
Fillee bird " in Cornish carol, ix. 250
Fill the bill," phrase explained, viii. 390 Film-producing companies, American, xi. 321 Filtering stones brought from Barbados, xi. 229,
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