NINTH SERIES.
Ill
Gerish (W. B.) on anker-holds, iv. 519. Austin
Friars, Priory of, xii. 352. Bogle, xii. 495.
Braughing, Roman station, vi. 251. Brick House,
Great Hormead, Herts, vi. 190. Bunhill Fields
Burial-ground, iii. 449. Cecil (William), Lord
Burleigh, v. 28. Christ's half dole, i. 129. Church-
yards, their area, vii. 9. Columbaria, ancient dove
or pigeon cotes, vi. 389. Crack-nut Sunday, vi. 434.
Cromwell (Richard), iii. 367. Cromwell tercen-
tenary, iii. 366. Eleanor Cross, Waltham, vi. 353.
Faggots to burn heretics, ii, 169. Healing stone,
vii. 12. Hertfordshire castles, vi. 409. 'Hertford-
shire Historians,' x. 129. ' Historical English Dic-
tionary, ' vi. 407. Hoddesdon (John), ii. 388. Human
bones, age of,iv. 8. Human remains atMachen, Mon-
mouthshire, vii. 126. Mallet family, i. 32. Kilsanor
(Bishop of), vi. 376. Kitty- witches, i. 388 ; vii. 114.
Larks Field : Barons Down, riii. 264. Lauderdale
on the Government of India, vi. 295. Lely (Sir P.),
portrait by, ii. 251. Leprosy of houses, iii. 497.
Morice (John), F.S.A., vii. 350. Movable stocks,
vii. 118. Names of cities in England, vi. 377.
Nether Hall, Essex, ii. 7. Norfolk folk-lore, ii. 188.
Parodies on Kipling's ballads, iii. 329. ' Pilgrim's
Progress,' ii. 107. Poole (Benjamin), iii. 490.
Punishments, old-time, ii. 47. Reliquary found at
Anstey, Herts, x. 227. Rings, portrait, iii. 36.
Rye House Plot, i. 68 ; ii. 175. " St. Hubert's
rent, St. Alban's land, St. Edmond's right, St. Peter's
patrimony, "vii. 407. Shakespeare (Ellinor), vi. 450.
Sweating-pits, ii. 157. Town gates outside London,
vi. 98. Valentines, early, i. 410. Visitations, xii.
169. Walbury Camp, Hallingbury, Essex, vi. 49.
Whim-beam, vi. 354
German, dual number in provincial, vii. 449, 517 ; viii. 215
Gender of nouns in, ix. 445 ; x. 75
German on pronunciation of Wilhelmine, viii. 164
German armour, x. 328, 433
German historical game, xii. 410
German language in Kurland, x. 406 ; xi. 90, 477 ; xii. 77
German notabilities, their letters, ix. 509 ; x. 73, 237
German prophecy referred to by Goethe, xii. 330
German schools, secondary, i. 368
Germany, scaffolding in, i. 72, 170 ; ii. 131 ; Haff fisherfolk in, xi. 149 ; xii. 197 ; "big booke " printed in, 1617, xi. 269 ; Hapsburgs as Emperors of, xii. 47, 91, 256
Germination of seeds, retarded, xi. 52, 155, 216, 331
Gernon. See Algernon.
Ge"rome (Jean Le"on), his ' Pollice Verso,' i. 445
Getting (C. T.) on Talboys pedigree, ix. 427
Gervas (Robert), his biography, i. 207
' Gervasii Tilleburiensis Dialogus,' MS. sought, iii. 469
Geryon, Dante's description, xii. 166, 233
Gew-mouthed, its meaning, iii. 327
Ghent arms in the fifteenth century, xii. 189
Ghetto, Roman, ii. 463 ; iii. 90, 154, 312 ; etymology of the word, viii. 186, 349
Ghili, Romani, iii. 366, 438
Ghost, appeasing a, ix. 225
Ghost story explained, iv. 65
Ghosts, aristocratic, i. 134, 175 ; sporting, ii. 504 iii. 297; and suicides, v. 288, 462 ; Chinese, xii. 305
host-words, ii. 341, 406, 485 ; iii. 2, 205, 304
ibb (L. M.) on Piddinghoe Church, Sussex, x. 347
Gibb (L. M. A.) on "Behind each cloud the sun is
always shining," x. 455
ibbet irons in a Skegness museum, ii. 448 ; iii. 133 Gibbins (Dr. H. de B.) on Andrews and Carkeet families, ii. 508. French West Indian families, iii. 427. Furly family, ii. 368, 496. Lister (Christo- pher), iii. 168. Moore (Sir Jonas), ii. 406 Gibbon (E.), his ' Roman Empire ' and memoirs, xii.
129 Gribbons (Grinling), his statue of James II., xii. 336,
391, 514
Gibbons or Gybbons (Thomas), his biography, viii. 443 Gibbs (Capt.), Norfolk celebrity, ii. 87, 190 Gribbs (C. L.) on Annie of Tharau, xi. 7 Gibbs (J. W. M.) on Lord Beaconsfield's birthplace, iv. 526. Bishops' licences for prostitution, iv. 277. Blount (Margaret), v. 16. Calvert family, iv. 403. Cox (James), his museum, iv. 337. Cuttle (Capt.), motto for N. & Q.,' iv. 474. Detenus, iv. 426. Louvre, a dance, iv. 250. Miles family, iv. 357. Ristori (Madame), iv. 337. Shepherdess Walk, iv. 424. 'Telegraph,' iv. 427. "Unearned incre- ment," iv. 235
Gibbs (Launcelot), character in fiction, xi. 347 Gibbs (Mrs.), actress, her burial-place, ii. 47, 90, 374 Gibbs (Vicary) on Earl of Kinnoul, viii. 123, 228 Gibraltar, whirligig at, xii. 484 Gibson (Rev. Charles Bernard), his biography, i. 308,
415
Gibson (Molly), in Wives and Daughters,' xi. 347, 411 Gibson family of Glencrosh, xi. 489 Gidding, Little, Church, sketch of, iv. 267, 353 Giffard family and arms, i. 427 Gifford (Dr. Andrew), his descent, iii. 408 Gifford (Dorothy) = John Pagett, 1667, xi. 128, 215,
273
Gifford (Francis), Westminster scholar, iii. 67 Gifford (H. J.) on oak, ash, and ivy, xii. 433. Waik,
wene, and maike, xi. 249 Gifts, poisonous, iii. 366 Gig, use of the word, ii. 384, 476 Giglet, use and meaning of the word, ix. 418 Gigliato, gold, its value, vi. 8 Gilbert (Davies), his parochial history of Cornwall,
iv. 246
Gilbert (Frederick), artist, vi. 49, 352 Gilbert (G.) on Knights of the Garter, x. 191. Legiti- macy of Monmouth, xii. 69. Royal household, ix. 487. Smyth-Stuart (R. Wentworth), 1681- 1745, x. 28 Gilbert (George), surveyor 1808-15, his biography
vi. 309, 377 Gilbert (Sir Humphrey), navigator, his Parliamentary
career, xii. 425
Gilbert (J.) on Campus = college grounds, ii. 77. Oxford place-name, vi. 312. Penny - Farthing Street, ii. 177 Gilbert (Sir John), his drawings in the 'London
Journal,' v. 108, 238 Gilbert (0. J.) on George Gilbert, vi. 309 Gilbert (Marie Dolores Eliza Rosanna), her birth,
v. 476
Gilbert (Lieut.-General Sir W.), portrait of, iii. 447
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