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SUBJECT INDEX.
Notes and Queries, July 27, 1912..
Boydell (J. & J.), their catalogues of plates an
prints, 251, 337
Brady (John), date of his death, 1814, 187 Branding of hounds, custom in England, 370, 45 Brandon (C.), Duke of Suffolk, standard-bearer tc
Henry VIII., 89, 215 " Brass Angel," sign, 1615, 165 Brault (Eleonore Marie )= Gordon-Archer, 1831
488
Braybrooke edition, Pepys's ' Diary,' error in, 6, 9 Breaches, place-name, the meaning of, 289, 413 Bream of Bream's Buildings, Chancery Lane, 90 Breton song, translation of, 449 Brettargh (Dr.) and foundress of Little Sisters
of the Sacred Heart, 49, 138 Brettargh family of Lancashire, 49, 138 ' Brides of Mavis Enderby,' the tune, 149, 237 Bridge, Chinese, and Pagoda, St. James's Park
391, 471
Bridges being repaired, straw under, 18 Bright (John), his writings in " The Best of al!
Good Company " Series, 178 Brinsop Court, old Herefordshire house, 26 Brisbane (Walter), d. c. 1770, his ancestry, 168,
296, 358
Britannia Regiment, origin of their badge, 136 British Isles, statues and memorials in, 62, 143, 481 British memorials of the Peninsular Campaign,
204, 302
Brodie (Sir B. C.) on ventilation, 226 Brodribb family of Somerset, 71, 251, 450 Bromley, Kent, epitaphs in churchyards, 185 Bromley ( William )= Miss Frogmorton, 250 Brooke (James), 1771, his parentage, 269 Brooke and Burrows families, 288 Browne (Capt. C. Orde), his ' The Gentile Powers,'
390, 475 Browne (Isaac Hawkins) the Elder, his marriage,
168, 275
Browne (Lyde), his marriage, 168 Browne (Sir Thomas) and witchcraft, 1664, 221 Browne (W.), 1590-1645, his sonnet on Rome, 25 Browning (E. B.) and George Meredith's works,
431
Browning (Robert), 1812-89, centenary notice, 341 Bruce (Robert), Earl of Ross, his mother, 177 Briicke, bibliographer's international exchange,
126
Brunswick and Hanover, succession to. 507 Brunt (Sir John), his biography, 89, 215 Buchanan, Blakesley, and Walter families, 308 Buckfastleigh, Vicars of, 1777-1860, 308 Buckingham (J. Silk), d. 1855. autobiographical
MSS., 48
Buldon, Prebendary of, 68, 139 " Buller-a-lahj" 1686, meaning of the word, 28,
111 Bullock's Museum, Piccadilly, its situation,
410,514
Bunkins, character of fiction, 251, 374 Bunyan (J.), 'Pilgrim's Progress' illustrated,
1880, 30
Bureau for registration of relics, 147 Burgess (Daniel), his marriage, 250 Burial customs : fire-dogs biiried with the dead, 70 Burial in woollen and " Colherteen," 37, 134 Burial inscriptions at St. John's, Westminster,
42, 83, 305
" Burial porch," meaning of the term, 309, 415 Burke (William), M.P., d. c. 1798, his death, 49,
316
Burrows and Brooke families, 288 Burton (Robert), book with his autograph, 125
Buss (Miss) and Miss Beale, rimes, 291, 392, 497
Butler (S.) on Irish shire stolen, 468
Buttons, silver, the date of, 49
Buxton and Rothschild, conversation between,.
309, 414
Byde family of Ware Park, 469 ' Byron (Lord), his Aberdeen tutor, 167 ;]'and the
Sidney family, 268. 378
C.P., meaning in Kirby's ' Winchester Scholars/'
168, 258
Cadell & Davies, publishers, their successors, 68
Calarny (Edmund), 1697-1755, his marriage. 350
Calendar: 'Shepherd's Calendar,' 1496,368
Calendar, Gregorian, curiosities of, 447
Calendar, runic, description of, 261, 285, 321, 363,. 384, 403, 422
Calonne (M. de), catalogue of his museum, 349
Calthorpe (Dorothy), d. 1693, her epitaph, 185 ;
Cambridge, honorary degrees at, 495
Cambridge boating song, 1883, 388
Cambridge College mottoes, record of, 209
Camden Society Publications, 328, 434, 493, 515
Campbell (T.), c. 1729, his parentage, 509
Campione and the Ambrosian Rite, 447
Campioni (Madame) and Casanova, 361
Capraniea family, 110
Caraccioli (Charles) on Clive, 507
Carcassonne : " J'ai vu Carcassonne," 348, 473
Card (Henry), his parentage, 79
Cardigan (Lord) at Balaclava, G. Ryan on, 508 larlos (Don), son of Philip II., his death, 409
Carlyle (Thomas), his 'Sartor Resartus,' 209,. 315 ; explanation of references, 290, 435 r- French version of his ' French Revolution,' 30 ; and Casanova, 428 'arolina, South, newspapers, 1732-74, 378
Caroline (Queen), brass token with bust of, 167
' Carronade " guns, origin of, 251, 337
?ary (H. F.), translator of Dante, his portrait,. 348
Casanova, and Kitty Fisher, 106 ; account of, in ' Temple Bar,' 110, 196 ; in England, 1764, 123, 484 ; letters said to be by, 129 ; his ' Me^noires,' English edition, 189, 296 ; and the English Resident at Venice, 207, 315, 376 ;: and Madame Campioni, 361 ; and Carlyle, 428
Oasanoviana: Edward Tiretta, 19, 516 ; Casanova families, 126 ; La Charpillon, 484
' Castra," " Castrse," in Old English, 103 atalogues of plates and prints, J. & J. Bovdell,. 251, 337
' Caulker "=dram of spirits, origin of the word. 87, 156
Cavendish Square, equestrian statue removed, 58
^ecil (Edward), Viscount Wimbledon, d. 1638,. 428
'entenary of Swedenborgian magazine, 84
}hair, "odd chair" made by Peter the Great, 108 Champak "=an Indian tree, scented wood, 220
Chaplains, H.E.I.C.S., certificates of appointment,, before 1835, 268, 411
Characters, fictitious, c. 1852, 208
Charles I., bells rung for his execution, 28, 113
Jharles V., his coat of arms, 167
Charter granted to Combe-Martin, 1264, 249, 355'
Charter of Henry II., its date, 150, 214
Chaucer (G. ), his use of " hit," 465 Chazan," meaning of Jewish word, 506
heek= impudence, early use of the word 366
Cheshire words, 1300-60, 287, 373, 494
