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131
Higham (C.) on Coleridge marginalia, iv. 536.
Cowper, verses by, xi. 106. Cradle commissions,
vii. 251. Flaxman (John), his wife, v. 52. Hurd's
' History of all Religions,' viii. 288. Morsay or
Marsay (Count), vii. 351. Outlanders, iv. 396.
Patmore and Swedenborg, vii. 345. Ships of war
on land, ix. 214. Southey and Swedenborg, vii.
186. Speranza and Swedenborg, vii. 287. Sweden-
borg, his earliest publication, x. 304 ; his early life,
xi. 429. Swedenborgian druggist, xii. 308. Sweden-
borgianism in Newcastle-upon-Tyne, iv. 246. Tom-
kinson (Thomas), v. 8. * Trial of the Spirits,' ix.
284
High-faluting, origin of the word, viii. 505 ; ix. 176,
217, 313
Highgate Archway and Caen Wood, vi. 246 " Highland Donald hastie," iv. 346 Highland dress in 1578, i. 243, 411 Highlandry, authority for the word, i. 207 Hight or hightle=to dandle or move up and down,
xii. 89, 151
Hilary Term "all the year round," i. 247 Hileen (H. J.) on William Duff, v. 28 Hill (A. F.) on catalogue of musical instruments, vii. 207. Gautherot : Tremean, ii. 288. Musicians' Company of City of London, ix. 9. Tradesmen's cards, xi. 287
Hill (C. J.) on Bonaparte queries, viii. 185 Hill (G.) on the 42nd at Fontenoy, vii. 286. Joan of Arc, vii. 268. Kentish Men and Men of Kent, i. 8. St. Alban's Abbey, i. 408. Surnames from French towns, viii. 464
Hill (Serjeant George), 1716-1808, vii. 68, 194 Hill (J.) on Wordsworth commentary, xi. 148 Hill (Sir John) at the battle of the Nile, xii. 324 Hill (R. H. E.) on curious bequest, ix. 428. Redemp- tion of captives, 1659, ix. 149 Hill (S. C.) on English residents in Bengal, x 426 " Hill me up," Derbyshire phrase, iii. 285, 435, 496 Hillen (H. J.) on ballad ' The Heir of Linne,' v. 129 Hillingdon, custom at, vi. 408 Hills (E. E.) on barbitonsor, x. 169 Hilson (J. D.) on watchhouses and body snatching,
xi. 33
Hilton family, iv. 184, 271 Hime (H. W. L.) on popular fables, ii. 92. York
(Duke of) in Flanders, ii. 195 Hind, " white faunch," iii. 169, 372 ; iv. 17, 313 Hind (W. H.) on Harley family, iv. 209 ; xii. 129 Hindley (Charles) and Dante, i. 272 Hindu calendar and festivals, viii. 204, 294, 369 Hine (H. W. L.) on Col. Robert Scott, i. 429 Hine (J.), his ' Selections from the Poems of William
Wordsworth, Esq.,' vii. 42 Hinksey, North, curates of, xi. 508 Hippin, kind of cake, origin of the word, v. 47, 154,
Hippoclides on " Beatific Vision," x. 177. Boudicca repulsed at Verulam, v. 14. Cultivation, viii. 230. Intentions, ix. 233. Khaki, its etymology, iv. 535. Largest first issue of a book, vi. 49, 93. Memory, xii. 333. Myall- wood, v. 461 . ' N. & Q.' : a motto, viii. 162 ; early reference to, xi. 265. " Per pro," iv. 461. ' Pickwickian Studies,' v. 10. Portuguese naval supremacy, ix, 219. Quotations
wanted, xi. 118, 187. "Rex Britanniarum," viii.
103. "Shaving hat," iii. 447. Wake=avillage feast,
xii. 134, Weather folk-lore, v. 436
Hirst, its meaning, v. 107, 323
Hissey (J. J.) on standing egg, i. 472
' Historic Churches of Paris,' mistake in, iv. 145
Historic perspective, notes on, i. 421; ii, 9, 90
'Historical English Dictionary,' "capricious" and ' dog-whipper " in, i. 65, 84, 330 ; and dates of Shakespeare's plays, ii. 25, 518 ; MS. lost and found, iii. 366 ; form of title, iv. 184, 337 ; vii. 347, 436 ; in country places, vi. 407; additions to, ix. 143, 262, 363, 402, 482 ; x. 202, 282 ; and the Paston Letters,' xi. 142, 163 ; jottings, 387 ; 0-words in, xii. 165, 209, 330
Historical parallel, Henry IV. and David, iii. 104, 215 ; Charles XII. of Sweden and Napoleon, vi. 286
Historical point in an epitaph, x. 468, 516
Historical research, notes on, iii. 302
Historical rime, ' The Chapter of Kings,' xi. 209, 330 ; xii. 33, 491
Historical societies, iii. 228
Historicus on Cardinal Beaton, iii. 467
History, unwritten, iii. 82, 154, 195 ; how it is made, v. 423
History, universal, bibliography of, vii. 488
Hitchcock (John), of Preshott, co. Wilts, ii. 89
Hitchin-Kemp (F.) on Brook and Brookes families, ix. 167. Dupuy family, xii. 147. Flemish weavers, v. 362; vii. 92. 'Geomancy,' iv. 328. Herbert, (Lady Grace), iii. 489. Independent Company of Invalids, vi. 493. Kemp family of Hendon, iii. 7; v. 398. Mergate Hall, ii. 522. Middlesex families, xi. 348. Peerless Pool, iv. 128. Shorts of Windsor and Bloomsbury, vi. 309. Siddons (Susannah), iv. 419. Skipwith family, xii. 393. Spains Hall, Essex, i. 281. Typewriter, its advent, xii. 69. Will read publicly in church, xii. 450
Hiung-nu or Huns, xi. 509 ; xii. 37
Hoadley family, xi. 108
Hoast= cough, i. 247, 337, 436 ; ii. 336
"Hoastik carles " = people of Austwick, Yorkshire, iv. 477; v. 16, 72
Hobbey (Richard), his biography, ii. 208
Bobbins family of Redmarley, x. 28, 98, 193
Hobby-horse=dandy-horse, i. 247
Hobday (J. W.) on books on the Sahara, vi. 68
Hobgoblin's claws, mentioned in Mortimer's ' Hus- bandry,' 1721, xii. 189, 333
Hobsonize, new word, ii. 124
Hoby (Sir Philip), diplomatist, iii. 328
Hock- : Ocker-, derivation of the words, xi. 208, 378
Hockley (R. C. C.) on Cerney Manor, Cirencester, ix. 448. Portrait of Sir John Thorold, vii. 108.
Hocktide customs at Hungerford, ii. 26, 171. See Hokeday.
Hoddesdon (John), his biography, ii. 388
Hodgens (B. E.) on "Key of the street," ii. 234
Hodges (Mrs.), information wanted, iv. 499
Hodges family, ix. 209
Hodgkin (J. E.) on ^Eregraphans = compositor, iii. 126. Anno Domini, 1900, iii. 423. Autographs, ii. 195. Books, rare, in 1792, iii. 104. Bucks and Good Fellows in 1778, iv. 399. Coffee made of malt,
