524
SUBJECT INDEX.
Notes and Queries, July 29, 1916-
Brent, river, descriptive passages, 447
Brereton (B.), artist, c. 1860, 489
Brewer (J. Sherren and E. Gobham), dates of their
birth, 37 Briggs ( ), of Cheltenham, c. 1830, his collection
of pictures, 429
Brigstock, Northants, epitaph in churchyard, 387 Brigstocke (Owen), his monumental inscription,
408 British herb, and herb tobacco, the prices of, 48,
136, 317, 432, 474 British Isles, statues and memorials in, 16, 65,
243, 406, 473 British Navy, Belgian origin of, A.D. 288, 226
Brooks ( ), his ' Ancient War Odes,' 1809, 70
Brown (Ford Madox), his painting of the River
Brent, 447
Brown family of Scotland, 349 Browne (Dr. Edward), foreign editions of his
'Travels,' 461 Browning (B.), Dean Church on his 'Sordello,'
128, 220 Brunei (Sir Isambard), marble bust of, by Chantrey,
148, 234
Buck ( ), his portrait of a lady, 310
Buddha, the figure of, in the human eye and neck,
245 Bull " Unigenitus " issued by Pope Clement XI.,
1713, 200 " Burd," word used as prefix, derivation of, 151,
217 Burghs, District of, Parliamentary election, 1754,
507 Burial customs : the body to pass through the
church, 30 ; iron nails driven into skull, 77, 133 Bury, Chesham, Bucks, pictures of, c. 1770, 48, 97 Busino (Horatio), his letters describing European
travel, 1617, 61, 153, 216
Butterfield (Jane), tried for murder, 1775, 166 Byng (George), M.P. for Newport, 1790, 268
Csesar (Julius) on " sudden death," 429, 497
Calcutta, story of the Black Hole challenged, 108,
175, 379 Cambridge, a formality of the fifteenth century,
367
Cameron (Bev. J.), 1653-1719, his descendants, 88 Campbell (Bear-Admiral Donald), 1752-1819, 335 Campbell (Col. John), M.P. for Ayrshire, 1700, 110 Oampigne (D.), " clok " and watch maker, Win ton,
c. 1670, 47, 97, 117, 172, 296 " Canions " of breeches, some notes on, 162 Cannon, the noise of, 80 Canon Law and ecclesiastical devolution of
property, 209, 278 CantiUon, Napoleon's bequest to, 34 Cards, playing cards : Great Mogul on the ace of
spades, c. 1857, 468, 514 Carey (Sir Bobert), his ride on the death of Queen
Elizabeth, 189, 269 Carleill (Christopher) and Sir Francis Walsingham,
87
Carnarvon, creation of the Marquisate of, 91, 155 Carol : All you that are to mirth inclined, 33 Caroline. See A la Caroline. Carruthers (Bichard), artist, c. 1800, 329 Casanova hi England, 121, 185, 285, 467 Cashin (F.), his pictures of old Bristol, 1821-8, 111,
234 " Caterpillar tractors," military term, 9
Catholics under Queen Elizabeth, 429
Cats, reasons for some habits of, 15, 251
Cattle, goats kept with, 16
Cavendish (Sir Henry), d. 1776, his ancestry, 287,.
352
Celtic and Coptic monasticism, 236 " Censure," right and wrong use of the word, 47 Cervantes, Stothard's illustrations of his ' Don
Quixote,' 247
' Chaitivel,' French lai, translation of, 410 Chambers (Ephraim), F.B.S., his letter from
Bordeaux, 1739, 462
Chanelhouse, origin of the surname, 207, 273 Chantrey (Sir Francis), his bust of Sir I. Brunei,
148, 234 Chapels, Countess of Huntingdon, the use of, 247 r
Chapman (G.), and Glapthorne's play ' Bevenge
for Honour,' 401
Chappedelaine, Norman family, 409 Chapuys (Gabriel), his translation of Cinthio's
' Othello,' 16, 212, 315
Charnock (Dr. B. S.), his " library," 268, 410, 489- Chaworth(Sir G.), his travels in Europe, 1621, 101 Chester, Letter-Books of the city of, 33 Chester (W. Bromley), M.P. for Gloucestershire,
1776, 408, 455
Child, an only child, becoming famous, 127, 232 Child (B.), M.P., banker, d. 1782, his marriage, 11,.
54
Children, books for, in " the thirties," 144 Childs (George) and George Cruikshank, 203 Chime-hours, effect of being " born in," 329, 417 Chimney-sweeps, publications on the prevalence of
cancer among, 149, 415 Chiswell (Bichard), his travels in Europe, 1697,.
261, 328
Chobham, history of the house, the Ford, 369 Christ, His " Seven Eyes " in Welsh poetry, 16 Christ (Admiral), epitaph, 280, 320 Christian names : Avarilla, 124 ; Eintina or En-
cina, 124 ; Eneisin, 124 ; Granada, 124 ;
Larckin, 268 ; Babsey, 486 ; Sconsolate, 124 ;
Thelma, 429
Christmas : Father Christmas a.nd Christmas stock- ings, 69, 173, 291, 294, 497 Church (Dean B.) on Browning's * Sordello,' 128,.
220 Church : used for the election of municipal
officers, 38, 437 ; picture of the Knave of Clubs
hi, 166 Church bell, Farnham, Dorset, its inscription*
389, 420, 436
Church bells and rheumatism, 509 Church, goods of, " beadsman's bell " and " beam
of yron," 287
Church livings connected with old families, 388, 497 Churches, use of tubular bells, 352 Cipher of names used in the Irish War, 1689-91, 326 Civil War tracts published in Huntingdonshire,
86, 105
" Clap-trap "=trap to catch applause, 447 Claverhouse, Viscount Dundee, and the death of
an old woman and girl, 169, 293, 354 Clay or gravel soils, the most healthy to live on, 509 Cleave (John), his life after 1847, 209 Cleopatra and the pearl, 128, 198, 238, 354, 455 Clerks, Anglican, in non-Anglican orders, 27 Clerks hi Holy Orders as combatants, 77, 132, 253 Clifford (Anne), Countess of Dorset, her biography,.
310, 356, 431, 517 Clockmakers : D. Compigne, Winton, c. 1670, 47,.
97, 117, 172, 296
