ELEVENTH SERIES.
151
Ingleby (Holcombe) on " quay " : " key," xi. 90
Inglesant, origin of the surname, xi. 278
Inglis (A.), LL.B. Cambridge, 1726, vi. 370, 415
Inglis (Cyril J.) on ' Fray o' Hautwessell ' ix. 229
Inglis (H. D.), 1795-1835, author, ix. 189
Inglis (J. A.) on College of Chemistry, Scotland
x. 317 : John Stuart, Edinburgh, xii. 15 Inglis (Ro.bert), his edition of Shakespeare, 1864
xi. 188
Inglott (W.), cathedral organist, v. 109, 356 Ingoldsby (General), c. 1704, date of his birth
vii. 489, 520 ; viii. 55
' Ingoldsby Legends,' origin of one of, viii. 145 Initial letters for names, i. 346, 432, 454, 514 Initials on Russian ikons, i. 487 ; ii. 32 Ink, recipe for a copying-pad, xi. 88 Ink-horns and ink-glasses, earliest use of, vii.
425, 514
Inkpot with Evangelical symbols, vi. 9 Inman (G. Ellis), his poem ' Old Morgan at
Panama,' iv. 408, 492
Inman (George), c. 1728, his descendants, ix. 328 Inman and Lawton families, iii. 368 Inn signs. See Tavern Signs. Innes (Alexander), D.D., Westminster, 1728, x.
29, 96 Innys (James), Westminster scholar, 1736, iv.
429
' ' In petto," misuse of the phrase, xii. 399
" In pomario quiddam," c. 1340, v. 307, 412
Inquirer on Barlow, xi. 30 Danger personified as
masculine, i. 69 Fonts : Wargrave-on-Thames,
x. 108 Mother's maiden name as children's
surname, iii. 107 Ralegh's (Sir Walter) house
at Youghal, iv. 407 Sturminster Marshall,
Dorset, vii. 348 Walker (Bishop) of Derry,
iii. 227
Inquisition, treatment of, in fiction and drama,
vii. 10, 57, 73, 116, 214, 315
Inquisitor on first editions of Sheridan's plays, vii. 226 ; Sheridan's ' School for Scandal,' vii. 126 Insanity, ancient views and treatment, ix. 11,
77, 137
Inscriptions : monumental, record of, i. 205, 251 : in the Trafalgar Cemetery, Gibraltar, 104, 165 ; in the English Cemetery at Malaga, 444, 502; in Hyeres Cathedral, ii. 109, 150; in King's Chapel, Gibraltar, 342 ; in churches and churchyards, 389, 453, 492, 537 ; in Sandpits Cemetery, Gibraltar, 423, 483; in churches and church- yards, iii. 57, 97, 175 ; monumental, in Hertford- shire, 146 ; in Protestant Cathedral, Gibraltar, 224 ; on bell at Falmouth, 248, 298 ; in new Protestant Cemetery, Florence, 324, 404 ; in Lon- don burial-grounds, 488 ; iv. 32 ; Flemish, on Belgian coin, 88, 176, 279 ; in churchyard, Chesham Bois, Bucks, 123 ; on medal, " Vive la Beige," c. 1865, 129, 174, 215, 498; in St. Nicholas' Church, Cole Abbey, 184 ; St. Mary-le- Bone Charity School, 186 ; on Cardinal Allen's monument, 215, 258 ; in burial-ground, St. John's, Westminster, 302, 403 ; on sundial, Sevenoaks, 1630, 307 ; from Hertfordshire churches and burial-grounds, 326 ; Latin, in Upham Churchyard, 330 ; Latin, on a porch, 330, 457, 516 ; in burial-grounds, published, 348, 416 ; St. Olave's Churchyard, Silver Street, 385 ; in burial-ground, St. John's, Westminster, v. 42, 83, 305 ; in churches and churchyards, registry for, 147 ; St. John's
Gate, Clerkenwell, 1504, 165 ; at Sta. Maria
degli Angeli, Rome, 325 ; on charity school
wall, Edmonton, 349 ; Roman, at Hyeres, 407,
497 ; Latin, in Upham churchyard, 438 ; in
St. George's, Botolph Lane, 463 ; in St. Mary's,
Llanfair-Waterdine, vi. 10, 94; runic, on
crosses, Isle of Man, 26 ; Hertfordshire, Hun-
dred of Dacorum, 147 ; " Tuscan " on Verruca,
1103, 148 ; in churchyards, copies of, 206, 256,
278, 354, 418, 474 : in Chelsea Hospital burying-
ground, 241, 325, 425, 504 ; decipherment of,
246, 337 ; on a portrait, meaning of, 251 ; on
brasses, Cobham, Clere, 329, 414, 435 ; on-
monuments at Warwick, vii. 9, 57, 93, 173 ;
in churchyards, 110, 246; decipherment of,
171 : in a quarry, Wetheral, 169, 234, 256 ;
St. James's Churchyard, Piccadilly, 185.. 224*
303, 324 ; in St. Mary's Llanfair-Waterdine r
355 : in St. Mary's churchyard, Amersham,-
464 ; on rood-screenes, 484 ; in Genoa Cathe-
dral, 486 ; in St. Mary's Churchyard, Amer?
sham, viii. 23, 103, 204, 303, 423 ; on Berkshire
tombstones, 309 ; on church bell, its date, 330 ;
St. James's Churchyard, Piccadilly, 395; on-
bell, Lancashire, ix. 28, 149 ; Holy Trinity
churchyard, Shaftesbury, 44, 124, 284, 504;
sundial " Utque redit viam ," 48, 95; in-
British cemeteries, Naples, 225 ; on cannon,
Margate, 326, 374, 415 ; monumental, in-
Hertfordshire, record of, x. 46 ; St. Mary's
Churchyard, Amersham, 216 ; in the Ancien-
Cimetiere, Mentone, 326, 383, 464, 504; on
bell, Oxfordshire, 1752, 328 ; quotation from
J. Scaliger, 387 ; on brass, Queen's College,.
Oxford, 387, 432 ; at Cadenabbia, 407 ;
" Monumentum poni cxiravit," 468, 515;
" Monumentum poni curavit," xi. 53, 173 ; in-
the Acien Cimetiere, Mentone, 85, 205 ; at the
Old Cemetery, Hyeres, 227 ; at Alassio, Italy,
296 ; " Quis separabit meum atque tuum'
pendente vita," 494 ; in picture of St. Jerome'
by M. van Reymerswael, xii. 10, 58, 188 ;
" Est, Est. Est," 238 ; in the churchyard, St.
Mary's Lambeth, xii. 296, 355, 396, 436, 449,
477 ; Latin, on a mantelpiece, 1510, 339, 408 r
447 ; to Baron Westbury 422, 464
Insect and the Reptile,' Memoirs of, c. 1788,
xii. 221
Insect names in Scotland, i. 79 Insectivorous plants, x. 450, 495 Inshreach on authors of quotations wanted, i. 468- Inshriach on Zadig of Babylon, iv. 269 Instant or current, use of the words, iii. 9 Institutions and customs, pagan, vii. 233 Instruments, surgical, from ancient Etruria, xiu
260, 325, 366
[nsudaneye, locality referred to in A.D. 940, iii. 88- [nsurance of food supplies, x. 208 [nsurance, marine, earliest policies, iii. 107, 157^ [ntactum Sileo on tolling on Good Friday, vii.-
458
Intelligencer,' weekly paper, Dublin, c. 1728, iv- 40. 473
Interludium de Clerica et Puella,' Helwis in r iv. 266
Intermediate,' notes from, xi. 312, 392, 464,. 481, 504 ; xii. 72, 232, 252 nterment, right of, recorded in inscription*
Dublin, v. 106
nterview, the invention of the, 1867, ix. 210. 274. ' In touch with," early use of phrase, vii. 188
