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LafEan (1.) on regalia of the ancient Corporation
of Cashel, xii. 320
Lafleur (Prof. Paul T.) on British views on Canada in the 18th century, viii. 145 " Chasse au maringouin," xii. 25 Dotheboys Hall, antici- pated, viii. 3 Evelyn's ' Diary,' unconnected error, vii. 206 Feminism in the 17th century, yj^ 48,5 poe : R. L. Stevenson, i. 261 Seven- teenth-century Pan-Germanist, xi. 377
Laglen (G. R.) on Andr6 (Major John), x. 349 Fulwood, vi. 510 Howe (Sophia), vi. 249
Laigle (Richer de), killed 1085, a charter of, ix.
321, 395
- Laik," origin of the word, x. 170, 217
Laishley (C.) on authors of quotations wanted, iii. 128
Laithwaite (.T. G.) on " Queen's Trumpeter," viii. 249 Stewart family of Wilmont, co. Down, ix. 128
Lake and Farington of Worden families, vi. 467
Lake (Sir Launcelot du) in ' Widsith,' x. 141
Laker origin of the surname, ix. 429
" Laking "= playing, etymology of the word, vii. 87, 152
" Lallation " of the Meliceet Indians, vi. 387
Lamb (Charles), Burton and Francis Spiera, iii. 61, 152, 212, 374 ; his 'Rosamund Gray,' pub- lished, 1798, iii. 467 ; iv. 36 ; and rhythm in prose, iv. 426 ; spelling of his name, v. 66, 137, 193 ; on Wordsworth's ' To Joanna,' vii. 252 ; on Taylor's ' Holy Dying,' vii. 386, 477 ; and ' Dog Days,' viii. 5 ; his " one 11 ," viii. 201 ; " Mrs. S." in his " Chapter on Ears," viii. 262, 318, 375, 414, 476 ; ix. 257 ; songs in his ' Memoirs,' viii. 349, 414 ; his ' Cancellarius Magnus,' viii. 362 ; his " Mr. H " in America, x. 350, 394
Lamb (Evelyn H.) on ' Beowulf,' i. 26 Queen Elizabeth and astrology, ii. 107
Lamb (John), Westminster scholar, c. 1700, x. 369
Lamb (William), Westminster scholar, K.S. 1675, x. 369
Lamb's Chapel, London, its registers, vi. 291, 357, 435 ; vii. 51, 354
Lambarde (Major F.) on Adam : a mediaeval conceit, vii. 270 " Bassett," vi. 377 Cinque Ports, election of Mayors, vii. 306 " Dacia " = Denmark, vi. 238 Fane : Vane : Vaughan, vii. 484 Hatficld charter, vii. 505 ; viii. 126 Johnson (Dr.) of Warwick, iii. 337 Milton portrait by Samuel Cooper, vi. 398 St. Mary's, Scarborough vii. 396 Shrines, English, 'ix. 277
Lambarde (William), his MSS. ' Perambulation of Kent,' vii. 37
Lambe (E.), his refusal of knighthood, 1635, xi. 455
Lambert (D. II.), B.A., on Germania : Tedesco, xi. 281
Lambert (John), Commissioner for the trial of Charles I., ix. 430, 493
Lamberton, registers of runaway marriages at, ix. 489
Lamberton (J. F.) on Christmas rimers in Ulster, vii. 311 ; origin of picture sought : ' The Last Communion of St. Mary,' viii. 308
Lambeth, inscriptions in St. Mary's Churchyard, xii. 296, 355, 396, 436, 449, 477
Lambeth, ' Racing for Lambeth,' print r. 1750, xii. 182, 283
Lambourn, Van Helmont's connexion with, viiu
i 54
tLambton, Durham, site of Bridgeford Chapel, ii- 466
Lambton (Lieut.-Col. Francis) on " babbyJuMe,' r
, v. 388
Lambton (Lieut.-Col. J. L.) on Latin inscription,, xii. 408
Lammas, Latter Lammas, the meaning of the- term, iv. 469 ; v. 18, 75, 155, 232
Lamoureux ( ), printer and engraver, Paris, xi.. 171
Lamport, Northants, the living in 1641, xi. 376
Lamps, Scottish, called " erusies," ii. 328, 393
Lamsley (Harry) on letter of Queen Caroline, vii. 184
L'Amy (M. W. Ramsay) on " We'll go to Kew m lilac time," x. 490
Lanark, French marriages, in 1812, x. 367
Lancashire proverb, " What comes over the devil's back," ix. 427, 493
Lancashire sobriquets, viii. 125, 197, 256 ; ix. 415
Lancaster, maps of, prior to 1800, xi. 69
Lancaster (Joseph), engraved portrait of, ii. 348
Lancaster (Roger), priest, d. 1598, v. 127
Lancaster (Rev. W.) of Folkestone Grammar School, 1805-13, vii. 510
Land customs, manner of acquiring land, v. 108-
Land measures of Salisbury, 15th century, vi. 6
Land Office : Land Office business, use of the term, i. 56
' Land of the Midnight Sun,' author of the poem, i. 226, 292
Lanclor (W. S.), anecdotes collected by, i. 128 171 : his " George the First was reckoned vile," ii. 368 ; his poems in ' The Examiner,' 1836- 60, iii. 364 ; Salomon in his ' Imaginary Conversations,' ix. 386 ; his saying about critics in hell, xii. 341
Landseer (Sir E.), his portrait of his father, xiL 118
Landseer (J.), his portrait by Sir E, Landseer,. xii. 118
Land's End, Cornwall, origin of the name, viii. 349, 413
Lane (E. H.) on " crusie," Scottish lamp, ii 328
Lane (Brevet-Major H. Bowyer), d, 1843, his letters, iv. 408
Lane (H. Murray) on Eleanor of Bretagne, iv. 464
Lane (John) on ' Arabian Nights' Entertainments,*' xi. 277 Baker (Rev. H. De Foe), vii. 228 Bonington (Richard Parkes), vii. 486 Borrows (William), M.A., xi. 471 Breholt (J. Davy),, vii. 169 Caccia (Signer Antonio), xii. 85 Calvert (Hon. Mrs.), ii. 427 Carleton (!.). artist, vii. 148 Carr (W.), artist, vii. 228 Christinecke (C. L.), v. 329 Columbine (General' Francis), x. 96 Conyngham (Lady), ii. 608 Dawe's portrait of Goethe, ix. 370 Dawes- (Sophie), Baronne de Feucheres, iii. 27 Dellon (R.), artist, v. 348 Diezer (August), xi. 228 Dinner- jacket, v. 515 Domestic iron and other metal-work, ix. 151 Donelly (Sir Ross), viii. 390 English family, vi. 367 Harding (William) of Baraset, xi/281 Hastings (Her- cules), clockmaker, xii. 341 Houghton's (John) list of painters, vi. 28 ' Nollekens and his- Times,' ix. 49 Parkinson (Thomas), artist, viii. 428 Rabbit rime, viii. 150 Ranken (Robert), xi. 249 Rogers (Jonathan),
