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SUBJECT INDEX.
Notes and Queries, Feb., 1918.
Gunners' Handbooks published c. 1872, 90, 153,
218
Gwynn (Eward), marine artist, c. 1780, 475 " Gwynne (Talbot)," pseudonym of Josepha
Gulston, author, c. 1830, 272, 364
H
" Hab " as a nickname for Edward, 476, 519 Hair cut off to prevent headache, 250, 307, 434 Hair of Jewesses, the end concealed, 446, 484 Hales family, Sir John Barnard and the, c. 1657,
356 Haliburton (Judge), creator of " Sam Slick,"
d. 1865, 504 Hall (Chester Moor), 1704-71, and the achromatic
lens, 334 'Halliday (Anne)=Sir Henry Mildmay, 1618, 107,
195, 255, 340
Hampton Court abbreviated inscriptions ex- plained, 383, 426 Handasyde (Eoger), M.P. for Huntingdon, 1721,
28, 76, 112 Handel (G. F.), first performance of ' The Messiah'
in Dublin, 30 Hanmer (John, Lord), motto used by Browning,
506 Hans-Town, demolition of buildings near, 70, 155,
236, 314 Hanway (Jonas), 1712-86 : first man to use an
umbrella in London, 129, 238, 426 ; and
chimney-sweeps' boys, 347, 462 Hare, " mad as a March hare," saying used 1801,
297, 522
Harland (Henry), novelist, d. 1905, his burial- place, 299 Harp or Harper (W.), Winchester scholar, 1496,
334
Hart (W. Nevill), M.P. Stafford, 1770-74, 90, 176 Harvey (George), American author, d. c. 1909, 333 Hassell (Ruisshe), his marriages, 132, 339, 454 Hastings (Thomas) and ' The Regal Rambler,'
1793, 57 Hastings (Warren), his residences during his trial,
315
Hastings (William) of Folkestone, 1777, 118, 235 Hauterive, Switzerland, Archbishop of Canter- bury buried at, 149, 312
Haymarket, site of the Tennis Court, c. 1867, 13 Heacock family, 331
Headaches, hair cut to prevent, 250, 307, 484 Headstones with portraits of the deceased, 14 Heart attacks warded off by a cork, 449 Heart burial in churches, 370 Heart complaint, " toad at the heart," 360, 490 Heart in hand, origin of the symbol, 31, 239 Heath (Job), his posset cup, 1702, 9, 314 Heathcote (Sir Gilbert) of the Bank of England,
1695, 355
Heathcote (Hester), c. 1775, her marriages, 479 Hemans (Felicia), her maternal grandfather, 128 Henchman, Hinchman, or Hitchman family, 111 Henry VIII., his reign described by Dickens, 53 ;
an envoy of, to Turkey, 66 Henry family, 298
Heraldry :
Arg., a cross engrailed per pale gules and
sable, 478 Arg., a fesse .... between three birds, mallards
or swans, 49 Arms, Royal, a metrical description of, 57, 94 ;
suggested change in, 435
Heraldry:
Az., on a bend arg., between two eagles
displayed or, 239 Az., a lion rampant or, 332 Az., three estoiles or, 250, 310, 372, 432 Crest of a talbot's head issuant from a crest- coronet, 59, 152 Demi-lion couped, holding between its paws
a cross fleury, 387, 491 Dexter arm in armour embowed, 271, 344 Dinham (John, Lord), his arms at Winchester
College, 496 England with France ancient, arms of, 419,.
485
Erminois, an elephant az., 331 FitzReinfred family, the arms of, 332, 430,
462
Gules, four fusils in fesse ermine, 498 Lancaster family, the arms of, 332, 430, 462 Or, three bulls' heads caboshed sable, 92 Per chevron embattled or and gules, 421 Purple in coats of arms, families entitled to,
211, 278
Rysley family, arms of, 31 Sable, a spearhead between three scaling
ladders argent, 113
St. Wilfrid, the arms /of, 250, 310, 372, 432 Salamander in flames, the meaning of, 108,
192, 214, 278
Seize-quartiers, definition of, 13, 55 Sheriffs of Staffordshire, the arms of, 505 Sotheby family, arms of, 59, 152 Stokes and Stocker family, pedigree and arms of, 110, 176
Herod's dead cock that crew, carving of , 168, 235 Hetherington (Rev. W.), 1698-1778, benefactor of
the blind, 319, 461 Heywood (T.), 'A Woman Kil'd with Kindness,*
emendation, 442 Hibaut ( ), his ' Dictionary of Names,' Russian
book, 1904, 417 Hibernia, figure of, by Edward Smyth, 271 Hicks (Mrs. Mary), witch of Huntingdonshire,
c. 1716, 177, 284
Hinchman, Henchman, or Hitchman family, 111 Hitchman, Henchman, or Hinchman family, 111 Histories of Irish counties and towns, bibliography
of, 336 Hitchon (Lawrence), his petition to Chancery
1833, 299
Hodges (Luke), M.P. for Bristol, 1645-6, 129 Hogarth (William), 1697-1764, his picture of
Calais city gates, 30 ; and the ticket for
Fielding's 'Pasquin,' 181
Holford ( ), Journal of his travels, 1781, 331
Holme (Randle), his ' Academy of Armory,' 273. Holroyd (John Baker), 1st Earl of Sheffield, an
autograph letter of, 1793, 201 Honywood, Mildmay, and Mews families, 16, 52,
107, 113, 195, 236
Hood, Admirals of that name, 129, 199 285, 311 Hood (Tom), poet, his descendants, 360 Hopkins (Edward), M.P. for Coventry, c. 1701,.
his MS. Diary, 273 Hopkins (Elizabeth), her third husband, c. 1780
147
Hornbrook (T. L.), marine artist, c. 1834, 475 Homer (Sir John) and the " Jack Homer'"
nursery rime, 524 Hoste (Capt. W.) of H.M.S. Bacchante, c. 1812,.
328, 363, 4=50, 483 Hotel dinner bills, two, 1715, 228
