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SUBJECT INDEX.
Notes and Queries, July 29, 1916.
Regiments in Russia raised by Scotsmen, 126
Registers of Oxfordshire and Cambridgeshire
parishes, index to, 29, 78, 93
Relhan (Richard), jun., c. 1800, his biography, 449 Relics of saints reputed to have cured diseases,
70, 133, 178 " Remainder," use of the word in the book-trade,
206, 298 Republics, small, record of " fancied discoveries,"
42, 129, 195, 258, 456
' Revenge for Honour,' Glapthorne's play attri- buted to Chapman, 401 Rheumatism cured by grease from church bells,
509
Ribes sanguineum and American currant, 247 Rice, horse washed with, versions of the story,
289
Richard III., his motto " Lovalto Melie," 9 Richardson family, c. 1783, 128, 298 Rider or Ryder family, 349, 419 Rimes : the man in the moon, 327, 396 Rings : ecclesiastical, in stained-glass figures, 335,
375, 457 ; memorial, to Lord Nelson, 34, 96 Rixon, White, and Finlay families, 370 Roach. See Quon (Mrs.}. Robertson (George), c. 1780, pictures by, 467 Robertson and Dundas families, 388 Robes, poisoned, examples of, 267, 417 Robinson family, 489 Rochard (F.), artist in wax portraits, 1813, 208,
413 Rochester (Lord), his statement about Nathaniel
Lee, 35
Romans in Kent, towns, roads, &c., 148, 258 ' Romola,' notes on, 310, 374, 415 Rosenhagen (Rev. P.), of Colombo, d. 1799, 135 Rosicrucian Society, the history of, 70, 138 Ross (David), his parents and marriage, 127,
Royal Sussex Regiment, the prefix " Royal," 268,
375 Rushton (E.), blind sailor, 1756-1814, his poem
' Neglected Genius,' 110, 172 Russel (Rev. G.), of Schull, co. Cork, d. 1767,
228
Russian regiments raised by Scotsmen, 126 Ryder or Rider family, 349, 419 Ryhopes, two, co. Durham, King Athelstan's
grant, 930, 49, 98, 153
St. Alban (Madame) and Grace Dalrymple, c. 1785,
233, 286 St. Anthony in Roseland, Cornwall, Augustinian
cell, 189
St. Bride's Church, Fleet Street, view of, 1824, 328 St. Domingo, drawing of Fort Jerome, 328 St. Dunstan-in-the-West, the tombstones of, 57 St. George mumming play, versions of, 327, 390,
515
St. John's Church, St. John's Wood Road, in- scriptions in, 145, 204, 306 St. Leger (Col. J. Hayes), b. 1756, d. at Madras,
1799, 26, 77, 98
St. Loy, Dublin, the Guild of, its location, 229 St. Luke's, Old Street, bibliography of the parish,
St. Mary Cray (Sudcrai), history of the church,
166, 256 St. Mary's, Lambeth, inscriptions (corrigendum),
60
St. Medan's Well, its healing properties, 133,
178
St. Nicholas's Day, customs, 173, 294 St. Patrick, English carvings of, 429, 478 St. S within able to restore broken eggs, 16, 58 Salisbury Cathedral, monumental inscriptions and
heraldry in, 425
Salusbury (Foulke), his descendants, 168 San Babila Church in Milan, 288 Sand on Hampstead Heath, its use, c. 1760, 46 Sander (Dr. Nicolas) and Dr. Owen Lewis, c. 1587,
366
Santiago de Compostela, the relics, 182, 275 Sartorius ( ), animal painter, his biography,
370 Sarum Missal, hymn " Zyma vetus expurgetur,"
229, 296, 337
Satyrs' dance in ' Winter's Tale,' 326 Saunders (Erasmus), Westminster scholar, 1547,
466
Sawing-horse, use of the word, 1545, 165 Scaliger (Julius Caesar), epigram by, c. 1650, 67.
130, 193, 454 Schorne (Sir John), two MSS. of his office, 3, 40,
56, 70, 258, 396, 455 Scilly Isles, history of monks in, 244 Scott (James), engraver, c. 1820-40, 248, 355 Scott (John), engraver, d. c. 1827, 370 Scott (Sir W.)f his * Eve of St. John,' the tradition,
128 ; reference to, in unpublished letter, 446 Sea, folk-lore relating to the, 66, 154 "Sea-board" and "sea-bord," meanings of the
words, 448 Semitic and Mexican languages, resemblances
between, 70, 234, 431 Seneca, his " Plura mala nobis contingunt quain
accidunt," 269, 315 Serbia, oppressed by Germans and Turks, 1717,
386
" Seven Eyes " of Christ in Welsh poetry, 16 Seward (Thomas), Westminster scholar, c. 1718,
108 Shades of London Bridge, description of, 110,
154 Shakespeare (W.) : and patriotism, 184, 314 ; his
schoolmasters, 321, 414 ; portrait of, on a
bellows, 326, 418 ; paraphrases of his works,
370 ; his falcon crest, 429, 493
Shakespeariana :
'All 's Well that Ends Well,' Act IV. sc. iii., "the practice in the chape of his dagger," 344 ' Cymbeline,' the *' wager incident," 342
- Hamlet,' Act III. sc. iv., "And either
the devil," 365 ; Act IV. sc. i., " And what's untimely done " ib.
- Henry IV.,' Part L, Act II. sc. i., "Robin
Ostler," 344; Act IV. sc.i., " All plumed like estridges that with the wind," ib.
- Henry V.,' Act III. sc. vi., "By your
patience," 344 ' Julius Caesar,' Act I. sc. ii., " if I have veil'd
my look," 365; Act III. sc. i., "our arms in
strength of malice," 365, 477 ' Love's Labour 's Lost,' Holofernes, his
identity, 323 ; Actl. sc. ii., Samson, Solomon,
and Adam, 344 ; Act IV. sc. ii., " facere, as it
were replication," ib.; Act V. sc. ii., " so
perttaunt-like," ib. 'Macbeth,' Act I. sc. vii., " shoal of time," 365
- Measure for Measure,' Act II. sc. iv., " pro-
claim an enshield beauty," 344
