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Cox (S.), Westminster scholar, 1737, ix. 289
Cox (S.), barrister, d. 1776, vii. 410
Cox (W. A.) on Collar of 88., iii. 361, 453
Cox (Watty) on Tresham Gregg, gaoler of Newgate
Prison, Dublin, xii. 139 Coxe (Canon Seymour R.) on " cordwainer," x.
334" Hurley-hacket," x. 237 Coxeter (Charles), Westminster scholar, 1743, i.
488 Coxeter (Richmond), Westminster scholar, 1682,
ix. 289
Coxsdell, Essex, the place-n^me, xii. 380, 466 Coyer (Abbe"), his letter to Pansophe, i. 367, 416,
438
Crab, pretended astrologer, the story of, viii. 243 Crab (Isaac), Westminster scholar, 1715, ix. 289 Crabbe (G.) and Lord Tennyson, xi. 450 Craddock (C.), Westminster scholar, 1717, ix. 289 Cradle of Henry of Monmouth, i. 183, 253, 314,
456 Cradock (Thales), Westminster scholar, 1743, ix.
289 Cradock-Hartopp (W. E. C.) on Cromwell's
illegitimate daughter, Mrs. Hartop, ix. 497 Craib (T.) on Church of England c. 1750, iii. 397
" Haywra," place-name, iv. 35 Craig (Charles), Westminster scholar, 1726, x. 330 Craig-Brown (Malcolm) on author wanted, viii. 390 Craigie (Dr. W. A.) on words in Bishop Douglas's
' Eneados,' 1513, xii. 281, 323 41 Grains Aims Hay," motto, ix. 175 Cramb (Prof.) on German Crusaders, x. 388 Cramputius, alluded to by Gray, ix. 509 Cranch family of Devonshire, ix. 9 Crane (H. E.) on origin of ' Omne Bene,' xi. 280,
477 ; xii. 78 Crane (James), Westminster scholar, 1741, x.
330 Crane (Susan), and tobacco, c. 1653, v. 89, 177,
267, 297, 397 Crane (Thomas), Fellow of Winchester, 1548, x.
34 Crane (Walter) on Hungarian bibliography, iii.
131
Craniology, books dealing with, xi. 91 Crashaw (Richard) at Rome, 1660, ii. 205 Cratcliffe, crucifix in " Hermit's Cave," xi. 126 Craufurd (Alexander), Westminster scholar, 1782,
x. 330 Craufurd (D. E.), Westminster scholar, 1805, x.
330
Craufurd (G.), Westminster scholar, 1795, x. 330 Craven, Friendless Wapentake in, ii. 89 Craven (Countess of), Margravine of Anspach, and
Princess Berkeley, d. 1828, y. 187 Craven County, South Carolina, name altered,
1776, xi. 31, 189, 290, 348 Crawford, actor and barrister, c. 1780, xii. 9 Crawford (C.) on Puttenham and Gascoigrne, ii.
363, 444 Tottel's ' Miscellany ' and Turber-
vile, ii. 1, 103, 182, 264 Tottel, Puttenham,
and Chaucer, iii. 82 Tottel, Sir Antony St.
Leger, and John Harington the Elder, iii. 201,
322, 423
Crawford (Francis), Etonian, 1758, x. 148 Crawford (O. G. S.) on Isaac Savage of Kintbury,
x. 50 Perambulations of the Hampshire
forests, xi. 281 Crawford (S. J.) on authors of quotations wanted,
x. 129 Bibliography of Irish Counties and
towns, xii. 210
Crawford (W.), Etonian, 1759, x. 148
Crawfurd (J. .Lindsay), c. 1812, his portrait, ix. 89
Crawley (H. C.) on ' Old Morgan at Panama,' iv. 492
Crawley (H. H.) on Greenwich Market, ii. 209 Shakespeare and Peeping Tom, ii. 189
Crawley (J. A.) on authors of quotations wanted, vi. 368 ' Gammer Gurton,' vi. 368 ' Pishoken,' v. 509
Craycroft (W. S.), Westminster scholar, 1810, ix. 289
Creacas of ' Widsith,' and " Greeks " of the Rhine, x. 341
Crcy, 1346, Welsh knights present at, vii. 190, 258
" Credo quia impossible," author of the phrase, v. 507
Cree (Arthur W.) on pagan customs and institu- tions, vi. 250 References in ' Marius the Epi- curean,' vi. 189 References wanted, vi. 309
Creed, farmer's, from 18th-century jug, iv. 6
Creevey (Thomas), references to, c. 1810, i. 137
Creighton (Robert), Precentor of Wells, c. 1679, xii. 502
Cressingham, Carpenter, and Rowe families, iv. 24, 77, 113
Cress well (Frederick), Westminster scholar, 1816, x. 330
Cress well (G. G. Baker) on Grainge family, iii. 308 Stafford (Christopher), iii. 469
Cresswell (Lionel) on American political verses, v. 210 Poe's (Edgar Allan) mother : Miss Elizabeth Arnold, v. 7
Crest, right to bear maternal grandfather's, vi. 70
Crests : the moon in her complement ppr., vii. 387 ; rose-bush bearing three full-blown roses, 91, 154 ; a camel's head couped, haltered or, viii. 411 ; a demi-lion holding a mullet, 33 ; a lion rampant proper, 408 ; a lion's head erased or, 115 ; on a wreath of the colours a heron's head, 6 ; a booted leg, ix. 76 ; a lion's head erased sable, 88, 174 ; a lion statant, 108 ; out of a ducal coronet or, a demi-lion rampant, 175 ; a talbot passant, 196 ; a lion rampant argent, 212 ; a demi-lion rampant or, 488 ; mural coronet, mailed arm embowed, 1679, xi. 322 ; dog on a helmet, 342 ; white stag trip- pant, 471 ; on a seal, man's head with a cap, xii. 48, 267 ; eagle with wings expanded ppr., 95 ; fox statant or, &c., 159 ; Knight's helm, a dove volant on, 93
Crests, exemption from tax on, ii. 410, 511
Crests, used by clergymen, iii. 329, 391
Creswell (Henry W.), Westminster scholar, 1810, x. 330
Crevequer of Bereford, its locality, iii. 149, 212
Crewe (John), Westminster scholar, 1781, x. 330
Cricket : evolution of the game, xi. 186 ; " common game," c. 1720, 295 ; Wellington's saying on, 300
Cricket in 1773, weight of the bat, ix. 46, 135, 176
Cricket match, 1774, names of the players, iv. 430
Cricket match, result of, given out in church, x. 167, 218, 253
Cricket patrons, 1840-50, iii. 129
Cricket slang, derivation of " googlie," ii. 38
Crimea, British graves in the, viii. 209, 274
