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INDEX.
Notes and Queries, Jan. 27, 1912.
" Taborer's Inn," temp. Edw. II., 34
Tailed Englishmen, from a mediaeval MS., 46
Tailor and poet, recruit's legal description, 206,
495
Tarras (Earl of), his daughter's marriage, 326 Tattershall, pronunciation of place-name, 269,
314, 455, 535
Tavern Signs:
Antigallican, 512 Road to Jerusalem, 208 Hose of Normandy, 26 Swiss Cottage, 464, 514 Taborer's Inn, 34 Tumble-Down Dick, 90, 153 Whacok, 97
Taverns: in London, 226 ; country, r. 1715, 226, 462 ; named after peers, 228, 271, 331, 456, 493
Taxi-aero at Lucerne, 1911, 5 Taylor (Jeremy), quotations in, 122 Teeth, diatoric, derivation of the word, 290, 395,
459
Telegraph, use of name in magazine title, 1796, 149 Temple Church organ and Judge Jeffreys, 13 Tennis Court, Haymarket, the site of, 110,
155, 176, 231
" Terrapin," origin of the word, 106, 318 ' Test amenta Eboracensia,' meaning of words in,
128 Thacker (William), c. 1821, date of his death,
270
Thackeray (W. Makepeace), 1811-63, centenary notice, '21, 61, 101, 141,178; and Dickens's Mantalini, 47, 153, 258 : his Col. Newcome, literary parallel, 225 ; and the Marquis de Sou- bise's cook, 270 ; origin of the name, 283, 333, 418: and a child, 325 Thackery, Thackray, origin of the name, 283,
333, 418
Theakston family, 468 Theatre, anonymous essay on the, c. 1775, 247,
315, 355
" Theatregoer," quotations before 1885, 127 Thekeston or Thexton family of Yorkshire, 488 Theorist. French, on love, alluded to by Stevenson,
228
Thermometer, earliest use of the word, 87, 134 Theses, seven, by Mr. Secretary Thomas Reid,
1(309-10, 163, 234 ' Thespian Telegraph,' dramatic magazine, 1796,
149
Thexton or Thekeston family of Yorkshire. 488 Thiers (J. B.), his ' Trait 6 des Superstitions,'
530 Thirteenth, early English tax, 167, 213, 238,
272 Thomson, Bonar & Co., London firm, c. 1775,
31 4i Thon," " thonder " =yon, yonder, vise of, before
1800, 327, 373 " Thorpsman " = village!-, etymology of the word,
327, 373
Thunderstorm over the Vosges, 1908, split hail- stones, 9 Thurtell (John) and William Webb's ballad, 244,
394, 458, 537 " Thyinalos," from apothecaries' catalogue, 1656,
189, 239 Thynnc family of Longleat and Sir W. Covert,
r. 1630, 209* Tickets for the Crystal Palace, c. 1858, 405,
476
Tilney or Tylney (Lord), d. 1784, his character.
508 Tiretta (Edward), c. 1757, friend of Casanova,
461
Titles, Spanish, granted to Irishmen, 427 Toad or frog mugs, the date of, 168, 210 Tobacco, Dr. Samuel Johnson on, 148, 175 ;
Michelet on, 248 Tobermory Bay, ship of Spanish Armada wrecked
in, 46 Tolmens, perforated stones, cure for diseases, 463.
533 Tombstones, figures rising from the dead on,
37
Traitors' Gate, Tower of London, date of, 430 Trees growing from graves, 250, 297 Tromp (Admiral) in England, 1639, 48 " Tumble-Down Dick," tavern sign, and Richard
Cromwell, 90, 153 Tunbridge W T ells and St. Dunstan, the tradition.
54, 98 Tunnel, Channel, and Mr. Gladstone, verses on,
108 Turnbull (Andrew) of Tweedmouth, c. 1750, 428.
499
Turner family of Sussex, 407 Turnspit to the king, a member of Parliament, 107.
177, 195 Turton (Laura) = Nathaniel Gordon, c. 1760.
127
Tweedmouth and Berwick-on- Tweed, 428, 499 ' Tweedside,' song and metre. 87, 136 Twins and second sight, 54, 156, 259, 299, 379 Tylney or Tilney (Lord), d. 1784, his character.
- 508
Type, Kelmscott Press, 345, 435 Ulster, called " Ultonia " in mediaeval times, 26 Ulster Scots in America, 444 " Ultonia " Ulster in mediaeval times, 26 Uniacke family, 188, 276 Union Jack called " Meteor Flag," origin of the
phrase, 108 United States, foreign journals published in, 1910,
466, 514
" United States security," from Dickens's ' Christ- mas Carol,' 508 Universities, German, and eleemosynary students,
25
Upham, Latin tombstone inscriptions, 330 Urban V. (Pope), 1362-70, his family name, 204,
256, 316, 456, 499, 518 Urquhart (Lieut. C. Gordon), 1811, his marriage,
229
" V," " w " pronounced like, Cockney habit of
speech, 326
Vane (Sir Henry) and Jacob Behmen, 367 Vatican frescoes, words on, 69, 116, 154 Vaughan (T. ), author, d. 1811, and Sheridan's
' Critic,' 47, 94
Venice, statues and library in, 308, 394 Ventilation, Lord Chief Justice and the Sheriff,
169, 217, 257, 315
Verulam, gold ring found at, c. 1850, 248 Vicar, church closed at his death, 1827, 286 Victoria (Queen), her maternal great-grandmother,
12 ; her visit to the Marquis of Anglesey, 67,
113, 134, 197
Viper and cow folk-lore, 147 Virgin Mary (Blessed), Guild or Fraternity of,
c. 1790, 490, 538 " Vive la Beige," medal inscription, c. 1865, 129,
174, 215, 498
