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Books recently published :
Webb's (S. and B.) English Local Govern- ment : the Story of the King's Highway, vii. 318
Weekley's (E.) The Romance of Names, ix. 240 ; The Romance of Words, v. 319
Welch's (C.) Six Lectures on the Recorder and other Flutes in relation to Literature, v. 180
Weld's (J.) A History of Leagram, ix. 439, 476
Wesselitsky's (G. de) Russia and Democracy : the German Canker in Russia, xii. 59
West's (G. H.) Gothic Architecture in Eng- land and France, iv. 118
Western Rebellion, v. 400, 480
Westminster Cathedral, edited by the Rev. H. Hall, viii. 279
Whatmore's (A. W.) Insulae Britannicse : the British Isles, their Early Geography, History, and Antiquities, viii. 518
Wheeler's (H. F. B.) The French Revolution, from the Age of Louis XIV. to the Coming of Napoleon, viii. 419
Whetham's (C. D. and M.) Manor Book of Ottery St. Mary, ix. 299
Whetham's (W. C. D.) The Foundations of Science, vi/19
Whitaker, The International, 1913, vii. 18 ;
1914, viii. 518
, Whitaker's (Capt. C. W.) An Illustrated
Historical and Topographical Account of
the Urban District of Enfleld, iv. 318
Whitaker's Almanack, 1910, i. 18; 1911,
ii. 518 ; 1913, vii. 18 ; 1914, viii. 518 ;
1915, xi. 19
Whitaker's Peerage, 1910,i. 18 ; 1911, ii. 518 ; 1913, vii. 18 ; 1914, viii. 518 ; 1915, xi. 19
Whitman's Print-Collector's ' Handbook, vii. 19
Whitten's (W.) A Londoner's London, vii. 378, 415, 420/514
Who's Who, 1913, vii. 19 ; 1914, viii. 518 ; xi. 60
Who's Who Year-Book, 1914-15, viii. 519
Wilde's (E. E.) Ingatestone and the Essex Great Road with Fryerning, ix. 119
Willcock's (J.) Life of Sir Harry Vane, the Younger, vii. 438
Wilson's (J. D.) Life in Shakespeare's Eng- land, v. 99
Wood's (Sir H. T.) History of the Roval Society of Arts, ix. 138
Worley's (G.) Essex, xii. 412
Wright's (E. M.) Rustic Speech and Folk- Lore, viii. 439
Wright's (J.) Grammar of Gothic, ii. 59
Writers' and Artists' Year-Book, vii. 19 ; viii. 519
Young's (W. T.) Anthology of the Poetry of the Age of Shakespeare, ii. 518
Young's (W. T.) A Primer of English Litera- ture, ix. 199
Zielinski's (Prof.) Our Debt to Antiquity, trans, by Prof. H. A. Strong and H. Stewart, i. 80
Bookstalls, cheap and rare books on, ix. 268 Book-titles, punning, for sham books, iv. 230 Book trade, 1557-1625, i. 6 Bookworm on Dickens toy-book, v. 5
Bookworms, remedies against, xii. 138, 185, 208,
268, 308, 330, 370 Boole-lead, origin and use of the term, iii. 326,
411, 477 Booth (Mrs.), actress, Rev. J. Benson's sermon on
iii. 146
Boothby family quarterings, iii. 269, 416, 492 Boothby-Heathcote (W. E.) on Boothby monu- ments, xii. 240 Pronunciation of the word " gladiolus," 289 Boothby monuments, the whereabouts of, xii.
240
Boots worn on either foot, i. 184, 253 Boranskill or Baronskill family, ix. 270 " Bore," earliest use of the word, ix. 286, 358, 398 " Boreal Bourdaloue," Sydney Smith on, ii. 368,
473
Borlase (Rev. George), B.D., 1743-1809, v. 381 " Born," " bornesteyd " =barnstead, 1063, xi. 417 Borodino, incidents of the battle of, 1812, vi. 185 Borrow (G.), his ' Wild Wales,' ' Lavengro,' and ' Romany Ry.e,' i. 207 ; in Isle of Man, 307, 454 ; His letters from Hungary, viii. 447 ; Commemorative tablet, x. 80 ; and " the Lion and the Unicorn," xi. 417 ; and De Vega's ghost story, 417, 498
" Borrowing days " and the weather, iv. 55 Borrows (W.), M.A., drawing of monument of,
xi. 471 ; xii. 35, 78 Borstal, derivation of the name, x. 488 ; xi. 13,
35, 54
Bosbury, offerings to the vicar, 1635-41, xi. 263 Bos.cawen (G.), Etonian, 1754, ix. 449, 493 Bosham, legend of the bells of, iv. 286 " Boss," origin of the word, viii. 508 ; ix. 214 Bostock (R. C.) on Sir John Fenwick, beheaded in 1697, iv. 249 ; x. 110 Duke of Grafton, East Indiaman, ii. 237 Justification of King John, vii. 43 ; ix. 63 ; x. 156 Knight- hood : Arthur of Brittany, vii. 412 Knight's cap worn underneath helmet, viii. 329 ; 436 Milton Bibles, iii. 71 Murder on Gad's Hill, 1661, iii. 271 The Royal Charlotte, v. 352 Stars in lists of India stockholders, xi. 235 Wreck of the Jane, Duchess of Gordon, viii. 114 Boswell (J.), his cousin Miss Dallas, iii. 189, 292,
338 ; his stay at Utrecht, 1763, v. 304 Boswell's and Johnson's tours in the Hebrides, i.
307, 377
Bosworth (George F.) on Joseph Fawcett, xi. 269 Map of Ireland, ix. 297 Parishes in two or more counties, ix. 75, 210 Bosworth, battle of, Henry VII.'s Welsh adherents
v. 469
Bosworth Field, the standard-bearer at, xi. 208 Botanical press, date of invention, viii. 270 Botany : Chinese plant-name,' " humanity's saviour," xii. 278, 327 " Crohil geal," lichen, vi. 368, 416, 476 ; vii. 72, 231. 516 Fire and new birth, viii. 325, 376, 418, 454 ; ix. 14, 113, 178 ; x. 472 ; xi. 12 Insectivorous plants, x 450, 495 Plant sympathies and Antipathies, viii. 137 ; ix. 238, 292 ; xii. 88 Time of flowers blooming, ii. 29, 78 Botany on plants in poetry : identification
wanted, vi. 191
Botany Bay, not a convict settlement, ix. 345 Botany Bay female " factory," ix. 231 Botany Bay on H. C. Andrews's ' The Heathery, vii. 288
