Pickford (J.) on Was, in local names, 278 Ultramarine: Azure, 189, 238 Piece, as a term of contempt, 18, 297 Pig's fry, a Christmas dish, 57 Pim (Bedford) when do sheriff's take office? 98 Pink (W. D.) on Daughter as a feminine surname Friar, bill for hanging, 24 Hodgkins (John), suffragan Bp., 367 Pitt (William), his last words, 305 Place-names, odd, 87, 195 Plague, the, receipts for its cure, 162, 275 Plants, their sensitiveness known to the ancients, 348 Plover, green, or pewit, the " ungrateful bird," 385 Pocahontas and Capt. John Smith, 287, 318, 378 Pocock (N.) on Privy Council Registers, 393 Poet, emigré, 66 Poets, banker, 6 Polish rising, 1832, and Gregory XVI., 508 Ponsonby (G.) on No. 35, Park Lane, 357 Pool: To pool, an engineering term, 55, 116 Porter (J.), E. Ruthven in her "Scottish Chiefs," 9 Portland, church of St. Andrew at, 207 Portrait, seventeenth century, 407, 455 Post-office, its mark for registered letters, 23 West Indies: Barbadoes, 178 Powder (Sam), who was he? 447, 478 "Practical Philosophy," by a Septuagenarian, 103 Prayers, State, 1688, 289; for the Royal Family, 518 Supplement to the Notes Queries, with No. 290, July 19, 1879 Hands full of pancakes, 469 Hodie mihi, cras tibi, 492 Hue and cry, 99, 357 Inkle-weaver, 156 Joined the majority, 125 Maid that eateth chalk, 308, 495 Man is a fool or his own physician at forty, 425 Nearest the kirk the furthest frae grace, 8, 98, 158 Peace at any price, 187, 296 Plain living and high thinking, 308, 359, 415, 512 Raining cats and dogs, 56, 77 Seeing is believing, 157 Smothered in the lode, &c., 117 Square man in the round hole, 89 Theology the queen of sciences, 32 Upper ten thousand, 174 Vengeance: To do with a vengeance, 306, 494 Walk fast in snow, in frost walk slow, 67 Whither-witted, 187 Proverbs with changed meanings, 137, 177, 258 Prebendaries and canons, their difference, 69, 89, Public-house signs. See Tavern signs. 108, 211, 253, 337, 395 Premonstratensian houses, their plans, 388 President: Precedent, 507 "Press Orders," by Albert Smith, 107 Prestoniensis on Bellman's proclamation, 98 Price (J. E.) on St. Sepulchre's, London, 366 Prices, fixed, 207; established by Scottish Parliament, Prideaux (W. F.) on Famagosta, 430 Ultramarine: Azure: Lazul, 497 Priest (Wm.), of Birmingham, lawyer, 245, 355 Publishers of poems, their names wanted, 227, 259 Quotations :- A cloud lay cradled near the setting sun, 149, 179 Ah, my friends! when God's great angel, 269 And was so proud, that should he meet, 290, 319 At midnight's dreary hour is heard, &c., 239 He saw the face that rules the universe, 488 R. His shoote it was but loosely shott, 329, 359 Knows the Greek plenteous in words, &c., 269 Nay, swore that Kelly learnt from him his art, 369 Of all the states 'tis hard to say, 248, 299 On parent knees a naked, new-born child, 365, 430 Shaw (Rev. Samuel), 187 (M. H.) on Dante's voyage of Ulysses, 351 Latin pronunciation, 137 Mitford (Miss), 297 (R.) on Embezzle, its etymology, 250 'Masterly inactivity," 517 Piece, as a term of contempt, 18 Proverbs with changed meaning, 137 Rooks going away a sign of bad luck, 506 66 Seeing is believing," 157 Waller (E.), his "Go, lovely Rose," 275 R. (S.) on Sir W. Jones's "Lines on an Infant," 430 Painting, curious, 268 66 Raining cats and dogs," 56 R. (W. F.) on Auster, its derivation, 215 R. (W. H. H.) on armour in churches, 74 Rae Brown (C.) on first penny daily, 393 Sculptors like Phidias, Raphaels in shoals, 49, 79 Ralph, its pronunciation, 99 See how these Christians, &c., 49, 79, 99 Some drill and bore, 409, 439 Some enter the gates of Art with golden keys, 388 The calm sea wondered at the wrecks it made, 290 These are imperial works, &c., 488, 519 Randall (W. S.) on watch-case verses, 19 Rayner (S.) on Rosemary v. Mint, 18 Reeve (J. J.) on Epigram on Beau Nash, 357 Renaud (F.) on Moreton arms, 472 Rendle (W.) on mezzotint portrait, 508 Restormel Castle, its ruins, 407, 454 Rex on similarity of coat armour, 289 "Reynard the Fox," its bibliography, 269, 296, 399 Richardson (W. H.) on London City arms, 457 Riddell (Robert), his MSS., 367 Riding the stang, 66 Ridley family, 58 Ridley (Bp.), his autograph, 168, 278 Rifles, 60th, their early uniform, 189, 257, 277 Benn (Rev. R.), 13 Bickerton in the "Oxford Spy," 172 Hart Hall, Oxford, 133, 197 Heraldic queries, 458 Jackson (Cyril), Dean of Christ Church, 353 Whip-top, its antiquity, 36 Winter, severe, 134 S. (A. C.) on Scott (Sir W.), letter of, 425 Moray (Earl of), his murder, 161 S. (A. P.) on Major André, 7 S. (D.) on Ginnel, its meaning, 197 S. (D. Q. V.) on right to bear arms, 152, 196, 310 S. (E H. M.) on "Christian Year," 224 S. (F.) on Root=Cat, 137 S. (G.) on Balcony or Balcony, 357 S. (G. A.) on Sam Powder, 447 S. (H. W.) on Sacheverell family, 435 S. (J.) on heraldic queries, 408 S. (J. C. L.) portrait of seventeenth century, 407 Roberts (R. P. H.) on altar-piece at Copenhagen, 147 S. (R. F.) on epigram on Beau Nash, 71 Cleveland Folk-lore, 54 Easter at Llanfairpwllycrochon, 281 "Plain living and high thinking," 308 Robin Hood Club or Society, 258 Scott (Sir W.) and Hayley, 65 Shelley (Percy Bysshe), 45, 158, 194 Rogers (J. E. T.) on Magdalene Coll. accounts, 325 - Root Cat, 117, 137, 337 Ropery=Rope works, 99, 357 Rosamond, Fair, tree on tomb at Godstow, 328, 436 Rosemary, its uses, 166 Plague, the, 162 S. (T. W. W.) on Rev. John Allin, 467 Hours, book of, 187 S. (W. S.) on Leo XIII. as a poet, 105 S. (W. W. F.) on "Come in if you're fat," 187 Sacrament tokens, 14, 51, 515 Sacramental wine, 48, 75, 109, 176, 291, 318 St. Apollonia invoked for toothache, 514 St. Catherine, Religious Society of, 168 St. Clair (Lt.-Gen. J.), his lineage and descendants, 209 St. Etienne, places in France called, 226 Rosenthal (F.) on Ginnel, meaning and derivation, 97 St. Ives, Cornwall, its borough charters, 248 Ross (C.) on supposed antiquities, 144 Erskine (Lord Chancellor), 197 -Ess added to occupations of women, 87 Oxford (Lord), 344 St. Johnston (A.) on funeral armour, 253 St. Leger (Judge), 137 St. Mawes Castle, its keepership, 208, 295 Rowe (Harry), emendator of Shakspeare, 268, 317, St. Miniato, 349, 495 337, 397 Royal Family prayers, 518 Royal household lists, 28 Royalists, Index of, 459 Rubens (Peter Paul), his "chapeau de paille," 166 Rudd (W. H.) Harrisons of Norfolk, 114, 229, 451, 512 "Familiar Quotations," 79, 99, 179 "Pilot that weathered the Storm," 75 Rutley (J. L.) on curious painting, 415 St. Pancras, churches in England dedicated to, 148, St. Paul's Cathedral, the "Metropolitan " cathedral, Salf on Yankee, its derivation, 38 Salisbury Cathedral, its painted vaults, 224 Sandars (H.) on Charles Dickens, 404 Stage, deaths on or associated with, 121, 181, 241 Santa Claus, patron of children, 66 Satchell (T.) on dragon in Mordiford Church, 369 Saturday and the Royal Family, 287, 317, 356, 379, Saunterer, its derivation, 117, 337 Savile (Henry), his pedigree, 78 Sawyer (F. E.) publication of Church Registers, 326 French prisoners of war, 335 Knox (Dr. Vicesimus), 306 Oblionker, its meaning, 198 Shakspeariana:— All's Well that Ends Well, obeli of the Globe Henry V., Act ii. sc. 2: "Late commissioners," Pericles, choruses in, 204 Romeo and Juliet, Act i. sc. 4; "Elf-locks.. Tempest, Act i. sc. 2: "My foote my Tutor," Twelfth Night, Act i. sc. 3: "Dam'd colour'd Sharpe (Esther), a nonagenarian, 191, 218 Sharpe's London Magazine," its history, 293, 330, Saxons and Celts, the difference in their race, 5, 52, Shaw (S.) on Sacrament tokens, 14 213, 369, 469 Saying, old, 24, 155 Scambling Days as a term for Lent, 168, 275 Schiller (J. C. F.), his "Song of the Bell," 25 Schomberg (Duke of), his biography, 118 Shaw (Rev. Samuel), of Ashby-de-la-Zouch, 187 Shaw (Rev. Dr. William), author, 486 Sheil-na-gig, its meaning and etymology, 368, 514 "Scogin's Jests," Eastern origin of one, 302, 382, 426 Shelley (Percy Bysshe), spurious letter of, 45, 70, 158, Scott (Sir S. D.) on the 60th Rifles, 257 Leighton family, 488 Seal Richard III.'s, 67, 176 Servants' hall forfeits, 33, 79, 236 Sewell (W. H.) on ancient hearse-cloths, 206 Shaff Tuesday Shrove Tuesday, 146 Shakspeare (William), rare editions of his plays, 95, 179, 194; and Byron, 66 Sheridan (Mrs. Frances), authoress, 18, 139 Shipley (Bishop), his family, 18 Shippen (Will), of Walpole's "Misc.," 247, 415, 439 Sidemen, its derivation and meaning, 504 Sikes (J. C.) on custom at Communion service, 495 Sim (J.) on Australian heraldry, 484 Simpson (David), his collection of hymns, 75 St. Paul's Cathedral and East Minster, 62 Verney (Sir R.), his cipher, 202, 298 Sixpenny Handley, origin of the prefix, 107, 176 Skeat (W. W.) on Eighteen, in Chaucer, 503 Worcestershire words and terminals, 231 Slingsby family, 488 Small-pox, red cure for, 76 Smart (T. W. W.) on John Turke's will, 477 Smith (Capt. John) and Pocahontas, 287, 318, 378 Solander cases, origin of the name, 488, 517 Solis (Miguel), aged 180, 191, 218, 276, 298, 332, 396 Barrymore ("Lady"), 276 Black Monday, 345 Blunt (Elizabeth), 11 Crisis, The" Junius, 511 : Delaune (T.), his "Present State of London," 95 George II. and Lord Chesterfield, 491 Harington (Dr.) of Bath, 376. Kennet Wharf, 231 Ketch (Jack), 510 Knox (Dr. Vicesimus), 414 Lavater (L.) on ghosts, 72 Limb camp, 168 Masterly inactivity, 517 Maucleer (Dr.), 1689, 125 Merrythought, its etymology, 173 Milton (John) and Vallombrosa, 489 "Miserrimus," 432 More family, 15 More (Hannah), her Life, 486 Nash (Beau), epigram on, 12 Otway (Thomas), 291 Periwig, its derivation, 151 Protestant flail, 438 Powder (Sam), 478 St. Pancras, 237 St. Paul's Cathedral, 210 Tallard (Marshal): Celery, 374 Solly (E.) on Wesleys and Colleys, 175 Aye me! 126, 211 Flower of Serving Men, 328, 358 He that hath a good Wife, 126, 175, 211 Lass of Richmond Hill, 52 Lovers their own tormentors, 212 My Mother bids me bind my hair, 449, 479 St. John-at-Deptford Pishoken, 127 Vicar and Moses, 106, 470 Why are you wandering here, I pray? 449 Wolsey (Cardinal), 333 Zulu war songs, 446 Sotheby (W.), translator of Homer, 507 Southampton, "Lord Mayor of the Buckinge" at, 427 |