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Place-Names :
Penge, iv. 330, 437, 497 ; v. 18, 97
Perthes-les-Hurlus, xi. 90, 154
Pevensey, xi. 351, 389
Plas, Welsh, ii. 131
Pleck, vii. 348
" plesham," vii. 250, 297, 498
Plowden, ix. 305, 436
Polegate, Sussex, xi. 149, 194
Port Henderson, iv. 10, 58, 97, 137
Pountney, ii. 329
Prinknash, ii. 228
Przemysl, x. 410, 456, 497
Puca in, viii. 15
Pumbersfelten, ix. 291
Puxley Green, Northants, vii. 70
Ehoscrowther, Llandegeman, Rhos-y-cryther,
iv. 329, 393 Rhuddlan, vi. 149 Ripley, viii. 370
Boding and Roothing in, viii. 270, 335 Rughcombe, Wilts., vii. 327 Saffron Walden, ix. 87, 177, 217, 295, 334,
414 ; x. 155 St. Johnston, xii. 320 Salhurst, vii. 8 Salonika, xii. 400, 489 Sandridge, Surrey, vii. 70 Schortelyme, vi. 250 " Scotch-" or " Scot-", prefix, x. 310 Segre, vi. 271, 374 Shenton, Devon, vii. 70 Sherborne, Shireburn, xi. 131 Shrape, x. 348, 397 Sir Isaac's Walk, Colchester, ii. 9, 74 Southampton, xii. 259, 327 " Spon " and " Spoon " in, xi. 431, 499 Spurrier- gate, v. 150, 234 Stanes, ix. 508 ; x. 37, 77 Staple in, ii. 128, 191, 252 Startups End, Tring, ix. 151, 217, 276 ; x.
255
Stone in, ii. 9, 96 Storrington, ii. 150 Tarring, viii. 368, 416, 473 ; ix. 158, 212,
294 Tattershall, iv. 269, 314, 455, 535; v. 57,
135, 216
Thackray, Thackwray, iv. 283, 333, 418 Thrunge* x. 348, 397 Torpenhow, vi. 386 Unecungga ; Ynetunga, ii. 143, 211, 272,
332, 473
Wambury, near Kidderminster, vii. 70 Wanless/x. 10, 75 Weddings Field, Harborne, viii. 169 Weston Patrick, Hants, vii. 29, 112, 316 Whichcote in Wiltshire, viii. 209, 254, 316,
378
Whitehead, x. 191, 235 Winsley, viii. 370 Winstanley, vii. 70 Woolsthorpe, iii. 368, 418 " Worth " in, i. 389, 458 ; ii. 13 Wray in, iv. 283, 333, 418 Wreaks, viii. 370, 438 Yedding, v. 408, 514 ; vi. 76 Yelver in, vi. 191, 238, 297, 352, 416 ;
vii. 15 " Yew " in, i. 450
Place-names, index of Essex, completed, v. 407 ;
of Sussex temp. Henry VIII., vi. 50 ; of York-
shire, etymology of, viii. 370, 438 ; French,
adjectives from, xi. 116
" Place Royall," St. James's Square, 1677, ix. 126 " Placing " in Universities, x. 48 Plagiarism, Milton on, ii. 309 ; iii. 191 Plague, spread by rats, ii. 465 ; iii. 78 Plague of London, statue of piper in, v. 64, 153 ;
1563, vi. 384
Plague-pit, site of, in London, xii. 183 Plain = affable, use of the word, xii. 137, 187,
267, 330
Plains = timber-denuded lands, i. 352, 437 Plaistow and its products, poem c. 1760, iii. 208,
256
Planche (White), his biography, v. 310 Planta (Miss), Mrs. II. Stephens, c. 1760, xii. 201 Plantagenet descendants, i. 27 Plantagenet tombs at Fontevrault, ii. 184, 223,
278, 332, 356, 390, 410, 431 Plantin emblem used by Baltazar Beller, printer,
1624, viii. 387
Plants, supposed to cause disease, iv. 530 ; v. 56, 158. 257, 398, 515 ; vi. 97 ; in poetry, identi- fication of, vi. 191, 254, 356 ; of India, scientific names of, viii. 369 Plas, Welsh place-name, its etymology, i. 329 ;
ii. 131
Plass (Edward), Westminster scholar, 1698, i. 50 Plasse, Weekes, and Glubb families, iv. 186 Plate, date-letters on old, vii. 289, 338, 350, 376 " Platoon," use of the word in British Army, x.
447, 498
Platt (Charles) on cat queries, xii. 428 Platt (I. H.) on authors of quotations wanted, i.
92 Fishing in classical times, iii. 453 Platt (Sir J.), Knight, c. 1683, viii. 289, 333, 415 Platt (Jas.), jun., his death, i. 140 ; on bhang: cuca, i. 16 Cowes, Isle of Wight, i. 156 " Ganion coheriga," Gaelic motto, i. 109 Grammatical gender, i. 72 Guff, its etvmology, i. 126' Lad of the O'Freils,' i. 46 Mac- Gillivray slogan, i. 65 Mohacs, the battle, i. 87 " oo ": how pronounced, i. 58 Osbaldl- stone, its pronunciation, i. 85 Shabrack, its etvmology, i. 105 Teague, an Irishman, i. 27 Welsh : origin of their name, i. 133 Plautilla, d. 211, date of her birth, x. 49 Play founded on Hungarian " rebel " Tekeli, vi.
210, 258, 434
Playbill on satin at Montreal, 1842, viii. 465 Players, French, in England, c. 1500, vi. 128,
278 : strolling, in the 18th century, xii. 454 Playfair (G. M. H.) on authors of quotations wanted, v. 129 China and Japan, ii. 157- De Quincey : the murderer Williams, v. 6 Playgoer on " burgling," iii. 286 Crosstree (Capt.) : Tom Bowling, ii. 433 Vestris (Madame), iii. 371 Playhouses named after Dickens's characters,
v. 327
Playing-card with lugubrious reputation, v. 150 Plays, mediaeval " Oberammergaus," iii. 267, 333, 395 ; Elizabethan, in MS., iv. 205, 275 ; burlesques of mystery plays, viii. 427 ; ix. 34 ; in London, c. 1875-85, viii. 49 ; some characters in old, xi. 320, 409 : at Hampstead, c. 1709, xii. 377
" Pleck," derivation of place-name, vii. 348 Plenderleath (Peter), killed at Kandy, 1803, v. 248
