78
GENERAL INDEX.
Crucifixial, origin of the word, i. 227
Crucifixion, date of the, vi. 305, 412 ; vii. 35
Crucifixion in Yorkshire in 1649, ii. 25, 118
Cruciform towns, xii. 104
Cruden (A.), his ' Concordance,' vi. 429
Cruikshank (G.), picture by, v. 148
Crump (W. B.) on plant-names, i. 29
Crusade, Irish troops at the first, i. 145 ; English con-
tingent in the last, viii. 343 ; ix. 55, 177, 395 ; x.
432
Cruso (F. M. 0.) on Dean of Canterbury, iii. 296 Cruttenden (Edward Holden), Deputy - Governor of
Calcutta, vii. 369 Crying down credit, ancient custom, xii. 29, 138, 257,
352
Cryptograms, Falconer's treatises on, ii. 63 Cryptography, articles on, ii. 528 ; iii. 152 ; works on,
vi. 48, 153
ubiburu, its locality, xi. 287, 355, 396 Cuckfield Place, Sussex, " Doom Tree" at, i. 193 Cuoking stool or ducking stool, x. 48, 157 Cuckland, derivation of the place-name, ix. 155, 257 Cuckland surname, viii. 384, 610 Cuckoo folk-lore in Lincolnshire, xi. 428 Cucumber, Fairy, iii. 368 Cud worth family, viii. 45 Culamite= Dissenter, i. 146, 276, 378 ; ii. 313 Cull (J.) on relic of Napoleon, iv. 194. Lettres de
Cachet, x. 188 Cullen (W. H.), his 'Flora Sidostiensis,' xii. 149, 194,
236, 257
Culleton (L.) on Cromwell pedigree, i. 256. Device and motto, iii. 236. Gye family, ix. 387. Heraldic queries, i. 252, 313. Petit (J. C. H.), i. 16 Culloden, soldier ancestors at the battle of, vi. 30,
132 ; regiments at, vii. 24 Cullompton, Bull Rings at, xii. 484 Culpeper (William), his family, vi. 368, 438 Cultivation = culture, use of the word, viii. 123, 230 Cumaniae, its locality, xii. 92 Cumberland (Duke of), statue in Cavendish Square,
ii. 528 Cumberland (Richard), his death and funeral, iii. 4.
His play ' The Jew,' v. 416, 479 Cumby (Capt. W. P. ) on the battle of Trafalgar iv. 525 Cuming (H. S.) on the Young Pretender in London,
September, 1761, ix. 306
Cummings (W. H.) on alright = all right, viii. 493 Author of 'Kathleen Mavourneen,' vii. 430. Crom- well and music, iv. 189 ; v. 9. Dresden Amen, vii. 215. " In native worth," ii. 477. Quotations, viii 288. Royal yacht, ix. 311, Sandys (George), ix. 395 Cummings and Baxter of Perth and Glasgow, x. 28 Cunard steamers, contract for the first, xi. 185 Cundy family, Kent, viii. 44 Cunegunda (Queen), died 1038, her burial-place, ix
189, 334
Cunliffe (H. J.) on guide-books, iv. 399 Cunningham (Mortogh), of Killeen, co. Limerick, xii.
287
"Cup of trembling" (Isaiah Ii. 18, 22), xi. 65, 156 Cupboard, old, ii. 287
' Cupid's Garden,' author of the poem, iii. 267 Cupples (J. G.) on Capel family, vi. 372. Young (Thomas), xii. 350
Cups, flying, magic art practised by Buddhist priests,
v. 145
ups, kisses in, iv. 475
Cup-turning in fortune-telling, xi. 226, 355
Curate, a chained, in Cornish church, v. 165, 403
Curchod (Rosalie), her trial for murder, i 426
Cureton (General), his monument, x. 227, 291, 398, 492
Curfew bell at Buckingham, x. 486
Curio collector, City, vii. 348, 496
Curio on crest and motto, viii. 104
Curiosities of collaboration, iv. 475
Curioso on armorial grantees, vi. 269. Nannau motto, iv. 478. Princes of Cornwall, i. 17
Curious on Nell Gwyn, vii. 229
Curmudgeon, spelling of the word in 1641, x. 45
Curran (John Philpot) and Robespierre, i. 183, 295, 438
Curran (M. H.) on Curran family, xi. 110
Curran (Sarah), her letters, iii. 349, 472
Curran family, xi. 110
Currency before coinage, vii. 109
Curry (J. T.) on Aitken surname, xii. 273. Author of verses wanted, vii. 315. " Bernardus non vidit omnia " : " Blind Bayard," v. 356 ; vii. 369. Bull (John), of French origin, iii. 242. Burton (Robert), iii. 221, 501. Canute and the tide, xi. 312. China (Emperor of), ploughing by, ii. 232. Chinese medicine, iv. 10. Coleridge and Skelton, i. 204. ' Compere Mathieu,' i. 348. Cowley, x. 1 ; xii. 342. Cross v. kris, i. 458 ; ii. 256. Culamite= Dissenter, i. 276. Drayton's Poly-olbion,' xii. 102. Eliza- beth (Queen), epitaph on, xii. 3 ; and New Hall, Essex, 410. Enigma, i 131. Feast and the reckon- ing, ix. 85. Henry VIII., ix. 169. " Hoist with his own petard," i. 331. Holy Communion, iv. 448 Honorificabilitudinitas, ix. 371. Inundate, its pro- nunciation, vi. 192. Jonson (Ben), unclaimed poem by, iv. 491 ; v. 230, 477 5 vi. 430 ; vii. 96. Language to conceal thought, vii. 57. Latin quota- tion, vi. 70. Linguistic curiosities, x. 397. Malt and hop substitutes, x. 174. Mile, English, v. 133. ' Musse Anglicanae,' notes on, iv. 282. " Neither fish, nor flesh, nor good red herring," v 437. Oxford at accession of George I. , x. 471. ' Padre Francisco,' iv. 196. Petar or petard, x. 241. Philip II. of Spain, i. 74. "Ploughing the sands," iii. 2. Prior to=before, xii. 66. " Qui vive ? " explanation, vii. 438. Quotations, vii. 74. Scott (Sir Walter) and Waverley Abbey, vi. 247. Seven- teenth-century plagiary: ' Vindex Anglicus,' viii. 457; ix. 333. Shakespeare the "knavish," viii. 206. Sleeper awakened, ii. 361. Snuff-taking, viii. 519. Stephen's ' A World of Wonders,' iv. 294. " Strenua nos exercet inertia," iii/310. " Thirty days hath September," x. 379. Translator's name wanted, viii. 143. Typulator, xi. 175. Vere (Edward de), Earl of Oxford, and 'I homas Watson, ix. 101. Wall calendars with quotations from Shakespeare, vii. 334. " Wearing the breeches," i. 403. Wotton (Sir Henry) and the Bacon- Shakespeare contro- versy, iii. 181 Curse, effects of a, viii. 281 Curse of Scotland, new fact, v. 493 Curtain =omentum, iv. 186
