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GENERAL INDEX.
Warrington Church, xii. 507. Chavasse family,
vii. 191. Chester apprenticeships, i. 216. Chris-
tian names, treble, vi. 275. Cirencester, excava-
tions at, vii. 327. Columbaria, ancient dove or
pigeon cotes, vii. 15. Constantine Pebble, xii. 506.
Corlett of Douglas, Isle of Man, viii. 255. Cosens
(Rev. William), viii. 65. Cullen (Rev. W. H.),
xii. 140. Dawbarn's ' Builder's Price List,' ix. 427.
Devon local society, ii. 448. Dickensiana : phrase
of Mrs. Gamp, ix. 172. Dissington family, ix. 97.
Dockwray family, vi. 374. Dutton family, vi. 517.
Experts, x. 476. Gaunt family, iv. 91. Gilling
Church, monuments in, vii. 189. Gladstone (Right
Hon. W. E.), his height, v. 189. " Go to the devil
and shake yourself," vii. 32. Godfrey (Sir E. B.),
ii. 367. Guest family, vi. 332. Harvest bell, ix.
231. Horn dancers, ix. 117. Hugo (Victor), vi.
269. Incised circles on stones, vii. 389. Ipplepen,
co. Devon, its derivation, vi. 409. Joll, ancient
cookery term, v. 69. Lay canon, vii. 358. London,
East, iv. 315. London churches, vii. 335. Mayors'
correct title and precedence, xii. 57. Morcum
surname, iv. 467. Municipal coincidences, vii. 409.
Munk (William), xii. 328. Mural paintings : St.
Clement's, Jersey, viii. 163. Musical queries, ii.
235. 'N. & Q.,' contributors to vol. i., iv. 533.
Novels of the French Revolution, vi. 189. 'Old
St. Paul's,' iii. 418. Outrider, ix. 115. Parker
(J. Oscar), xii. 447. Peculiars, xii. 69. Pews
annexed to houses, viii. 288. Pewter marks, x.
416 ; xii. 457. Polkinghorn family, iv. 311.
Raleigh (Sir Walter), xii. 452. Ramsey Abbey,
Huntingdonshire, vi. 289. Read or Reade family,
ii. 293. Reliquary at Orvieto, viii. 123. Roman
remains in Southwark and Lambeth, vi. 368.
Roman steelyard weights, vii. 228. Runic inscrip-
tion found in St. Paul's Churchyard, vii. 269.
Rylands family, v. 355. St. Bees College, xii. 453.
Scott (W. R.), ii. 328. Seals, history of, vii. 189.
Seville, its capture, iii. 395. Shrewsbury records,
vi. 230. Snagge (T. W.) and oaken coffins, xii.
388. Staunton, Worcestershire, ix. 92. Stone
pulpit, ix. 157. Suffolk name for ladybird, v. 48.
Swords, Jacobite, ii. 288. Tonghes, iv. 314.
Towson (John Thomas), xii. 190. Typewriter, its
advent, xii. 138. Visitation lists, i. 297. Walcott
(Rev. Mackenzie), xii. 367. Ware (William), xii.
395. Welsh surnames, iv. 293. Willis (Rev.
George), vii. 428. Wymondham guilds, xii. 410.
Wyrall, ix. 109
Hugo I., abbot of Bury St. Edmunds, 1157, xi. 106
Hugo (Victor), quoted in Zola's 'Paris,' i. 248; 'The Flying Dutchman,' iv. 109, 194, 333; at the H6tel Continental, vi. 269
Huguenot, derivation of the word, viii. 165, 308
Huguenot cruelties, i. 108, 197
Huguenot settlers in Ireland in the seventeenth cen- tury, x. 367, 478
Huiah, its etymology, v. 475; vi. 95, 154, 231, 297, 392, 492 '
Huish (M. B.) on Admiral Edwards, x. 387. . Portrait by John Downman, v. 269
Huitson family, vii. 129, 218, 314
Hull, municipal " lights " at, i. 65 ; history of the Lyceum Library, xi. 89 ; hidden treasure in, xii. 227
Hull (Lieut. -Col. Thomas), his biography and family,
iii. 428
Hull (Thomas), 1728-1808, his interment at St. Mar- garet's, Westminster, vi. 342
Hull Attorney (A) on Hull saying, viii. 130, 294
1 Hull Packet,' 1825, contents bill of, vi. G8
Hull saying, " Ah '11 travis ther," vii. 445; viii. 52, 130, 229, 294
Hullabaloo, early use of the word, ii. 267, 395; iii. 53
Hulme (G. W.) on glass manufacture, xii. 515
Hulme family, ix. 249
Hulton (E.) on the orb, vii. 227
Hulton (S. F.) on Chancellor of England, i. 488
Human remains found at Machen, Monmouthshire, vii. 126
Humbert (Madame) and the Crawfords, xii. 407, 456, 497
Humble pie, origin of the phrase, ii. 286
Humbug, early use of the word, ii. 287 ; its various meanings, v. 404
Humbuz, use and meaning of the word, vii. 89
Humdrum, its meaning, iv. 378
Hume (David), his portrait by Ramsay, vii. 188, 272
Hume (Duncan), his hymn-book, i. 308
Hume (M.) on Guevara family, vi. 375
Hume (Major Martin A. S.) on Gaspar de Guzman, ii. 126
Hume ( W.) on refrain of poem, v. 275
Hume or Home family, xi. 327
"Humors, four square," ii. 267
Humpbacks touched for luck, iii. 486
Humph = a grunt of dissatisfaction, viii. 80
Humphreys (J.) on needle pedlars, viii. 105
Humphry (Ozias), MS. autobiography, iii. 401
Humpty-Dumpty, references before 1848, ii. 307, 357, 478 ; parody on, iv. 325
Hun-barrow, its meaning, v. 87
Huncks (Robert), d. 1585, his biography, xii. 250
Hungary, Kisfaludy Society in, i. 448, 515 ; George Borrow in, viii. 242
Hungerford, Hocktide customs at, ii. 26, 171
Hunmanby, manorial custom at, viii. 362
Huns, and Goths, xi. 107, 253, 351, 432 ; language of the, 287, 415 ; or Hiung-nu, xi. 509 ; xii. 37
Hunt (C. H.) on Bootle in Cumberland, i. 206
Hunt (Henry), M.P., engraving of his ' Recantation,' i. 308, 453
Hunter (Mrs. John), her portrait, ii. 128
Hunt (Leigh), and No. 5, Martlett Court, iv. 418 ; lines by, viii. 64, 130 ; ix. 34
Hunter-Blair (Sir D. O. ) on black fast, x. 455. Bona- parte queries, viii. 227. Cabinet ministers and university honours, x. 511. Chalice as a race cup, viii. 272. Coat of arms, vi. 415. Cromartie (Earl of), ix. 219. Evolution of a nose, ix. 445 ; x. 236. Green an unlucky colour, viii. 192. Heraldic, vi. 398. lanthe, x. 451. Irish and Scotch old houses, x. 458. ' Lothair,' errors in, vi. 407. Mu'ller (Max) and Westminster Abbey, vi. 495. Ospringe Domus Dei, Kent, viii. 268. Pre-Celtic Britain, x. 298. Pulpit in chapter-house, x. 437. Roubiliac's bust of Pope, x. 492. St. Edmund, viii. 227. Shrews- bury (Earls of), their descent, x. 284. Stone sedilia in mediaeval churches, vi. 114. Viva, vi. 451 ; 18 Women chaplains in convents, x. 324
