Notes and Queries, July 26, 1913.
SUBJECT INDEX.
525
Cawthorne family, 53
Celebrations, religious, of ancient England and
Ireland, and India, 346 Cereals, the price of, in 1550, 288, 358 Cesnola (Alessandro Palma di), author, his death,
228
Chadslow, Wilts place-name, 70 " Chalking a score," account-keeping, 248 Challamel (J. B. M.), author, d. 1894, 228 Champion to Charles I., Charles Dymoke, 207 Chanteys, English, references to, 370, 455 Chantrey (Sir F.), sculptor, his education, 170,
230, 312 Chapel: Lamb's Chapel, London, its registers,
51, 354 Chapels, proprietary, in London, 96, 205, 286,
386
Charing Cross, old cross " fallen down," 288, 357 Charles I., his Champion, Charles Dymoke, 207 ;
memorial in Kent, 305, 378 ; and the Parlia- mentary soldiers, 429, 497 Charles family, 70 Charnock (Job), c. 1656, his antecedents, 389,
472, 500
Charter, Hatfleld, temp. Edward III., 505 Charter of Henry II., its date, 116 Chartularies, bibliography of, 286, 335 Chausere (Richard), of Gloucester, 1359, 347 " Cheev," " cheever," use of the word, 1583, 74 Chenier (Andre"), his stay in London, 229 Chester and Paget in poem by Praed, 388, 456 Chester (W. Bromley), Westminster School
steward, 1775, 70
Child (R.), Westminster School steward, 1773, 168 Children's books and stories, old-time, 310, 356,
374, 411
Chilston, author of " litil tretise " of music, 487 Chippendale (T.), upholsterer, d. 1779, 10, 54,
94, 153, 216
Cholera monument, Sheffield, 90 Christ Church, Oxford, time of Elizabeth, 251 Christian names : Duke and Duchess, 447 ;
Earnest Appeal, 446 ; Horatio and Horatia,
345 ; Indomitable, 446 ; Inigo, 424 Christian names of French Premiers, 289, 377 Christie family of Baberton, 37 Christmas, bibliography of, 3 Christmas cards, Jonathan King's collection, 33 Christmas Eve in Provence, 51 Christmas rimers in Ulster, 81, 173, 256, 311, 394 Church goods in the seventeenth century, 361
417
Church in a picture, identification of, 149 ' Church Times,' its Jubilee, 1863-1913, 141, 161 Churches : Lord Grimthorpe's list of, 18 ; their
history in situ, 55, 155, 231, 298, 377 ; pic
tures of the Deity in, 450 Churchill (J.), prisoner of war at Cambrai, 1813,
486
Churchwarden pipe, the origin of, 289 Churchyard inscriptions: copies of, 110, 246;
St. James's, Piccadilly, 185, 224, 303, 324 ;
Amersham, 464
Gibber (Master), d. 1758, his parentage, 309 Ciborium of Tong Church, 225 Cinque Ports, election of mayors in the, 306 ' Citizen,' comedy, 1829, 50, 96 City Livery Companies, records of, 101, 403, 505 Claggett (Wiseman), Westminster scholar, 1732,
309 Clarendon (Lord), quotations in his ' Essay on
War,' 69, 78, 217 4 Clarissa Harlowe,' first edition, 250
Clarke (John), schoolmaster of Hull, d. 1734, 444
Clarke (Rev. W.), of Salehurst, 1743-8, 327
' Cleverality," use of the word, 430
Cloudsley Bush, origin of the place-name, 388,
Clubs : Grillion's, 349, 390, 420, 474 ; Rota, men- tioned by Scott, 425, 493 ; Zodiac, c. 1880, 230
Clubs, coaching, of the nineteenth century, 470
Coaching clubs of the nineteenth century, 470
Cob ham family, 421
" Cocks' heads," in Dickens's ' The Chimes,' 328, 416
Coffee-House and Tavern, Storey's Gate, 449, 516
Coffin, dying in one's, 96, 134, 156, 214, 298, 395, 417
Coin, Bactrian, of Eukratides, 368
College of Arms, Canada, its library and collection, 188
Colleges : matriculation and graduation, 409, 474
Collins (C.), Westminster scholar with Southey, 289
Colman (George) the younger, his farce from the French ' Blue Devils,' 1798, 50, 96
Colonne (Guido delle) in England, c. 1273, 509
Colophon in 'II Giorgione,' published 1911, 409,
Colour printing, earliest example of, 488
- ' Columpnas, meaning of the term, 268
Coming of age at twenty-one years, 369, 432 Commonwealth, protection of inventions, 162 Communion plate, its place in museums, 225 " Comptible, the meaning of, in 'Twelfth Night,'
Compton (T.), artist, c. 1818, 449
Compton Beauchamp Church, Berkshire, epitaphs
in, 503 ' Comus ' and Gray's ' Elegy,' a parallel, 206, 277,
318
Comyn (Rev. S. G.) and Lord Nelson, 369 Conquest family, 385
Cooper (A.), miniature painter, b. c. 1600, 168 Cope, name in parish registers before 1700, 288 Copyright law and Longfellow's works, 389 " Cork fever," use of the term, 450 Cornhill, demolition of St. Michael's rectory house,
247 Cornish wills in Prerogative Court of Canterbury,
360 Coroner's inquest on Katharine Hamlett, 1580,
306
Cotton (Charles), motto of his * Angler,' 155, 498 Cotton family, 408 ' Country Girl,' comedy, 1828, 50, 96 Courtenay (C. Barren), Westminster scholar, 70 Courtenay (Sir W.), posed as Messiah, c. 1830, 297 Cowley (Hannah), her farce ' Who 's the Dupe ? '
1779, 50, 96
Cox (S.), barrister, d. 1776, 410 Cr4cy, 1346, W T elsh knights present at, 190, 258 Crests: the moon in her complement ppr., 387 ;
rose-bush bearing three full-blown roses, 91, 154 Crimean War, General Beatson and, 57, 135, 237 ' Critical Review,' two copies, 1756, 389, 517 " Crohil geal," lichen, modern name of, 72, 231,
516
Croker (J. Wilson), author of memoir of, 270, 316 Crooked Usage, London street-name, 150 Crosby Hall, ceiling of the Council Chamber, 87 Crosses, consecration, on outside walls of churches,
33
Crotch (W.), Mus.Doc., c. 1797, Oxford, 387 Crouch family of Rye, Sussex, 208 Crown of the kings of Greece, 507
