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churches, ii. 361, 462 ; iii. 41 ; from Malvern
church, vi. 188 ; in Whitby Abbey, vii. 148
Glass, " seen through glass " in legal evidence,
viii. 230, 252, 294, 331, 380
-Glasse (E.), Westminster scholar, 1753, ix. 109 Glasses, wine and spirit, English, ii. 328, 378, 434 Glass-making and glass trade, the history of, ix.
230, 312 Glass-painting near Nottingham, described 1615,
xi. 335
Glassware with Orange emblems, iv. 390 Glastonbury, excavation of wooden structure, iv.
448
Gleek, game at cards, vi. 149 Glegg fLieut.-Col. John B.), his representatives,
ii. 87, 196 Glegg family, ix. 10 Glemham family and Great Glemham estate,
Suffolk, vi. 29', 369, 457 497; vii. 94 Gl.en (James), " Swedenborgian," d. 1814, iv. 150 Glencoe, massacre alluded to, 1695, xi. 335 Glencross (B. M.) on Aall of Shadwell and Norway, i. 488 Alberic de Vere, viii. 412 Old Etonians, ix, 493 ; x. 18 Registers of Protestant Dissen- ters, x. 31 Somerset (Earldom of) in the Mohun family, vii. 196 Surrey, parish registers of, vii. 10 Glenny (Alexander), 1726-82, his biography, ii.
509 ; iii. 74
Glenny (W. W.) on Ayloffe, ix. 297, 338 Cook (Capt.), Memorials, iii. 296 Edna as Christian name, ii. 318 Glenny (Alexander), iii. 74 Havering Manor, 1389, i. 330 Obsolete fish, iv. 397 Plaistow and its products, iii. 208 " Private hotels," x. 348 Sowing by hand, i. 217 " Swale " : its English and American meanings, iv. 495 " Ware " potatoes, iii. 179 Winnower, vi. 433
--Globe Theatre, site of, x. 209, 290, 335 ; xi. 447 ; xii. 10, 50, 70, 121, 143, 161, 201, 224, 264, 289, 347
"* Glossographia Anglicana Nova,' 1707, xi. 28, 76 Gloucester, royal Christmases at, ii. 501 ; iii. 72 College (or King's) School, viii. 85, 433 Earliest mention of the county, ix. 45 Gloucester (Bishops of), their portraits, i. 508 Gloucester (Duchess of) and Peel Castle, v. 375 Gloucester (John of), mason-sculptor, x. 331, 372 Gloucester election, 1761, i. 127 Gloucester House and " Larkhall Tavern," South
Lambeth, vi. 30
- Gloucester Journal,' numbering of volumes, xi.
317
-Gloucestershire booksellers before 1680, iii. 348 Glove, Limerick, in a walnut shell, ii. 249, 297 Gloves, &c., at funerals, mercer's bill, 1777, vi.
7 Scarlet, worn by Tractarians, viii. 509 Glubb, Plasse, and Weekes families, iv. 186 Gluck, passage in one of his operas, vi. 390 Glynn [? Glyn] (John), Etonian, 1756, x. 309 Glynn (Richard), publisher, d. 1838, i. 429, 518 ;
ii. 178
Glynn (T.) on Church of England c. 1750, iii. 349 Detached portions of counties, vi. 156 Glynn (Richard), publisher, i. 429
' Glynnese Glossary,' Gladstone's copy, viii. 146 " Gnyziard," 1606, meaning of, ix. i05 Goa, British troops in, c. 1810, vi. 68, 135 -" Goal-money," meaning of the term, x. 450,
499
- Goat (E.), Westminster scholar, 1750, ix. 109
Goat, prevailing colour in Italy, x. 449, 492
tethered, Welsh wedding custom, xii. 181 Goat with tailor, Dresden ornament, vii. 130 Goats and cows, folk-lore, ii. 466, 534 ; iii. 78 Goats kept with cattle, xi. 452, 500 ; xii. 39 Goblins, fashion of garb worn by, xii. 49 God save the People ! earliest use of the phrase,
i. 328, 392 ; ii. 38
Godbold (H. J.) on author of quotation wanted, vii. 377 ; Feet of Fines, i. 56 ; Godbold (Sir William), ii. 64; ' Visions of the Western Rail- ways,' ix. 349
Godbold (Sir William), his travels, ii. 64, 132 Godby (James), portrait by, vi. 367, 473 Godden (W.) on Bengeworth, v. 489 ; St. Peter's,
Bengeworth, v. 468
Godfery (F.) on Col. Francis Godfrey, i. 169 Godfrey : Waller : Myra, ii. 446 Godfrey (Major C.), Royal Reg. Artillery, retired
1811, xi. 131
Godfrey (J.), Westminster scholar, 1726, ix. 109 Godfrey (Capt. J.), Royal Reg. Artillery, d. 1831,
xi. 131
Godfrey (James), Westminster scholar, ii. 389 Godfrey (Robert), Westminster scholar, ii. 389 Godfrey (William Duncan), Westminster scholar,
ii. 389, 437
Godiva and horse-toll, viii. 328 " Godling," 1622, meaning of the word, ix. 287 Godmersham House, Jane Austen at, vi. 510 ; vii.
116
Godolphin (Sidney), c. 1641, lines by, x. 47 Godparents, " the Poor " as, from M. de Renty's
Life, x. 70
Gods, Japanese, the names of, iv. 407 Gods in Egypt, their number, ix. 8, 78 Godwin (Earl), his sword an heirloom, xii. 117 Goerie. See Garioch.
Goes, Dutch and Portuguese surname, vi. 312, 495 Goethe (J. W. von), his ' Erlkonig,' ii. 89, 237 " A single moment may be decisive," iii. 390 quotation from, in Carlyle and Ruskin, vi. 106 and the dwa.rf Eckwald, v. 32 J; vi. 132; his allusion to St. Philip Neri, ix. 329, 376 ; his portrait by Dawe, 370 ; source of quotation, x. 169 Goff (General), pamphlet on his regiment, 1659,
xi. 189, 303
Goffe or Gough (Rev. T.) of East Clandon, v. 49 Gogarty (Rev. T.) on author wanted, x. 211 Gold, beneficent properties of, v. 56 " Gold Lion," Lombard Street, in will, 1624, v.
387 ; London sign, 1665, vii. 67 Gold yield, Australia, monument representing, vi.
47
Golden Rule, Aristotle and the, i. 176 Goldhill (H.) on Crimean War banquet : a
memorial tablecloth, x. 109 Goldsmith (O.), B.A., and Edward Bratt, 1775, iii.
28
Goldsmith (O.) on coal-mines in Cornwall, i. 287 ; " make " or " mar " in, 467 ; and Hackney, ii. 10, 98 ; " make " or " mar " in, 37 ; his ' Deserted Village,' editions of 1770, 41, 194 ; viii. 26, 135 ; his ' She Stoops to Conquer,' vi. 10, 154 ; his tomb, vi. 129 ; vii. 297 ; his allusion to " twelve good rules," vii. 509 ; viii. 54 ; and Tennyson, a parallel, xii. 140 ; illustrators of his works, 160 ; Germans and Wakefield, 237 Gold win (Thomas), Etonian, 1755, x. 309
