H. (W. S.) on "Come, all you jolly blades," 289 502 Haan (Rev. L. A.), pamphlet on Dürer's patronymic, 25 • Haarlem Courant,' translation of Dutch paper, 309 Hafiz, Persian poet, authoritative text, 68, 115, 457 Halford (Hon. Mrs. G. F.) on society ladies, 469 Havel and slaie makers, 256 Holyoake (G. J.): his name, 126 Shakespeariana, 465 Twizzle-twigs, 194 Harris (Mrs. A.) on Golden Roof at Innsbruck, 89 Hart (H. Chichester) on Greene's prose works, 84, Shakespeariana, 165 Haswell (G. W.) on hair-powdering closets, 95 Open-air pulpits, 96 Hastings (Miss) on Sterne's letters to John Blake, 247 Hawtrey surname, its etymology, 348, 417 Hayes (J.) on Sir R. Peel's franked letters, 48, 274 "Hearts of oak as defenders of the country, earliest Hebb (J.) on Richard Kirby, architect, 232 Vanishing London, 165 Hebdomadary, use of the word, 44, 91 Heber (Bishop Reginald), ballad by, 184, 253 Hell, Peter Abelard's vision of, 169 Hell-Fire Club, Edinburgh, 90 Helmer on Bowes Castle, Yorkshire, 295 Helmerow (W. B.) on Barnes: origin of name, 308, 472 Hall (Francis), of Venezuela, Winchester scholar, 128 Hems (Harry) on banner or flag, 493 Hall (Hammond) on Dickens on the Bible, 355 Place, 353 Bells, 34 Blandina, 517 Copes and cope-chests, 254 Crucifixion: earliest representation, 289 Devon and Cornish speech, 186 Holyoake (G. J.) and Chartists, 156, 274 Municipal sword-bearer, 151 St. Expeditus, 156 ww Hems (Harry) on St. Genius, 495 St. Paul's Cathedral foundation stone, 213 Sundial inside a church, 206 Travelling in England, 1600-1700, 455 Henderson (W. A.) on dogs at Constantinople, 170, 456 Ruskin and Taormina, 450 Henry Brougham, steamer, o. 1838, 269, 337, 511 Arg., a lion rampant gules, 207, 294 Arms, their quartering, 168, 215, 275; royal, in Bendy of six pieces or, 207, 294 Canton azure semée of fleurs-de-lis, 229 Earl's eldest son and supporters, 408, 456 Gules (possibly or), on a chief azure, 408, 455 Martlets sable, 230, 335 Or, a saltire between four martlets gu, 230 Royal arms in churches, 188, 230, 294, 336 Supporters, and earl's eldest son, 408, 456 Heralds' Visitations, Northamptonshire, 1681, 54 Violinists, female, 256 Herpich (C. A.) on Shakespeariana, 263 Hervey (Rev. James), his correspondence, 249 Heslop (R. O.) on crucifixion : earliest representation, Place, 316 Hibgame (F. T.) on Cardinal Wiseman, his tomb, 389 Hill (Abigail), Lady Masham, her portrait, 387; and Hill (Benson Karle) and 'Epicure's Almanack,' 4, Hill (N. W.) on Diamond State, 396 Shakespeariana, 465 Sjambok: its pronunciation, 92 Hinds (J. P.) on Lady Coventry's Minuet, 518 248 "Historical English Dictionary,' blackguard in, 187 Portmanteau words and phrases, 512 Romney portrait, 34 Hoast, use and meaning of the word, 66, 110 Hobson, Cambridge carrier, Vincent Bourne on, 283 Hodgkin (J. Eliot) on copying letters, 237 Hodgson (J. C.) on Collingwood's descendants, 49 Robertson (Mrs. James), portrait painter, 304 Holborn, "Black Bull" in, 367 Holborn, place-name, its etymology, 295, 338, 351, Holdich (Benjamin) on Crowland Abbey, 509 Holland (Rev. Richard), c. 1656-1706, parentage and Holland (T. J.) on Rev. Richard Holland, 88 Holly, oaths sworn on bough of, 167; and lightning, Holm and mastick trees, their modern names, 489 Homer and the digamma, 168, 215, 253, 297 Hetman and ataman, distinction between the titles, Homericus on 'Iliads of the Iliad,' 409 Heugher on astronomy in fiction, 229 Duke of Guelderland: Duke of Lorraine, 456 'Bleak House': Jarndyce v. Jarndyce, 166 Eshin' Beltin', 518 Havel and slaie makers, 209, 256 Hoast, 110 Hominy, etymology of the word, 326 Homunculus, his 'John Bull and his Wonderful Hone (N. J.) on manorial system, 286 Honour, Falstaff on, 128, 176 Hook (A. J.) on John Hook, of Norwich, 410 Hook (John), minister of Norwich Tabernacle, 410, Hooker (Sir J. D.) on topinambou, 131 Hooshtah, Westralian importation into English, 6 Hopton (Ralph, Lord), frequently killed Royalist Horace in London,' by James and Horace S.nith, 369 Horse-racing in France, 167, 237, 294 Horton-Smith (R. H.) on Lead, Kindly Light,' 185 Saturday in Spanish, 435 Travelling in England, 1600-1700, 433 Howard (Thomas), of Dublin, c. 1709, his ancestry, 169 Howell (Mary A.) on 'Medley Finale to the Great Huff: in a huff, use of the word, 448, 497 Jaggard (W.) on bibliography of publishing, 861 Cox's History of Warwickshire,' 372 Mémoires de St. Pétersbourg, 271 James I., his College at Chelsea, 135 James (M. R.) on a Dowsing-Jessop forgery, 421 Hughes (T. Cann) on Ballad by Reginald Heber, 184, Janice, old English form of Jane, 287 490 Brerewood, Edward, 208 Cheyne Walk: China Walk, 416 Copes and cope-chests, 189 Dover to Winchester road, 409 Epitaph at Bowes, 370 Meteyard, Miss, 450 Nelson's patent of peerage, 121 Ramsgate Christmas procession, 416 Hughes (W.) on Ivy Lane, Strand, 136 Huntingdon (Earldom of), death of claimant to, 487 Hussey (A.) on Caxtons of Kent, 142 Wordsworth anecdote, 307 Hutton (E.) on astrology in Italy, 148 Hutton (W. H.) on copes and cope-chests, 254 Infinitive, split, 280 Inglis (A.) on Collop Monday, 413 Innsbruck, Golden Roof at: its history, 89, 136 Inquirer on Thomas Perks, 169 Inscriptions: at San Sebastian, 385; at Lucerne, 466 Inscriptions, Baskish, in Newfoundland, 328, 513 Inventories and stocktaking in antiquity, 168 Jennings family and Jarndyce v. Jarndyce, 166 Jericho. See Rose of Jericho. Jerram (C. S.) on Fame, 117 May Morning at Magdalen, 413 Jervis family of Birmingham, 149, 197 Jervis family of Birmingham, 149 Jessel (F.) on Crockford's, 12 Tarot cards, 452 Trump as a card term, 239 John (King), his baggage lost crossing the Wash, 469 Johnston (G. H.) on Dr. Johnson's Club and Literary West's picture of death of Wolfe, 451 Ireland, Sir Walter Scott in, 7; death-birds in, 111, Jones (A. D.) on bookseller's motto, 255 Jonson (Ben), 1616 folio of his works, 7; 'Under- Juvenile theatre prints, 25 K K. (H.) on Bohemian language, 217, K. (J. H.) on ballad by Reginald Heber, 351 Caravanserai to public-house, 72 Dogs at Constantinople, 496 Dürer (A.), origin of his name, 25 Katharine, Katherine, Catherine, spelling variations, Kazan, Chodzko on siege of, 1552, 328 Keller (Andreas), his 'Bericht der Rinder zu Wasel- Kemeys (Sir Nicholas), his gallant death, 446 Kemeys-Tynte (St. D. M.) on Chepstow Castle, 446 Kempe (Abp.) and All Hallows, Barking, 13, 112 Kempe family of Kent and Chichele, pedigree, 286 Kendall (W. C.) on Collop Monday, 247 Kennedy family of Cullean, 128 Kent (B.) on portmanteau words, 110 Kes or Kese, to kick, 127, 198 Kew, Surrey, Portman family at, 383 Khonds of Orissa, and the word Meriah, 190, 252 King (C.) on Christopher Martin, 408 Kings, Saxon, living descendants, 189, 252 Kirk (Alexander), Glasgow shipbuilder, c. 1818, 129 Kirton-in-Lindsey, smuggling at, 282 Kleerkooper (M. M.) on Harlem Courant,' 309 Knightley (Lady) on Knightley family, 371 Knightley family, 250, 313, 371 Kodak, inventor of the word, 400 Kola-nut, origin of the name, 286 Kom Ombo on Aristophanes's 'Wasps,' 188 Passow's Greek-Latin lexicon, 109 Pightle: pikle, 93 Portmanteau words, 512 L. (M. C.) on "The hand that rocks the cradle," 273 L. (R.) on Authors of quotations, 108 L. (R. A. A.) on King's College, Cambridge, 255 L. (W. J.) on Norwegian dictionaries, 384 Laconic letters, 108, 153, 171, 197, 234 Ladies in society, articles on, 469, 514 Lafontaine, variant of a fable, 487 Lake of St. Lampierre, Berne, 489 Lamb (Charles), 1717, champion of chimney-sweepers, 5 Lane (J.) on English Government fund for French "Two Friends," Princes Street, 90 Lantern, architectural, called "bowet," 126, 214 La Poype (Gen.), prisoner of war, his biography, 46, 237 Lassalle (F.), bis" iron law," 188 Latham (E.) on French proverbial phrases, 243 "I expect to pass through," 393, 498 Reynolds (Sir Joshua) at Le Portel, 356 "Travailler pour le roi de Prusse," 206 Latin forms of surnames, 227 Latin genitives in floricultural nomenclature, 309, 355 Latton (John), of Burwood House, Surrey, 149, 216 Kirk, Glasgow shipbuilder, 129 May Light and Young Men's Light, 494 Leicester Square, Mr. Moxbay's connexion with, 57 Leighton (H. R.), his book on British crests, 308, 436 Leighton's British Crests,' 436 Leland (C. G.), his 'Pidgin-English Sing-song,' 90 Le Treyer (Robert), d. 1306, his will, 303 Lettsom (Dr. J. C.), lines on, 148, 191, 210, 393, 514 • Voice of the Church,' 167 Libraries, seventeenth-century, 429 Lincoln Green on May Light and Young Men's Light, 429 Locke manuscripts discovered, 65 Lodge (Thomas) and Robert Greene, 202; and 'The Lomax (R. T.) on Messenger family, 47, 130 Twizzle-twigs, 91 Lombard Street, No. 1, its demolition, 406 London improvement, 1850-1906, 1, 43 London parochial history, 55, 95, 174, 297 Longfellow (H. W.), his 'King Trisanku,' 244 Lovekyn (John), Lord Mayor of London, and Love Lucas (E. V.) on earlier Charles Lamb, 5 Lucis on Eschylus and Milton, 489 Ludlow (Roger) and Fairfield, architect, 288 Brock: badger, 389 Macaulay's New Zealander,' 418 Major's Historia Majoris Britanniæ,' 386 M M. (A. T.) on Canbury House, Middlesex, 109 M. (B.) on earl's eldest son and supporters, 456 Reynolds's portrait of Gibbon, 487 M. (D.) on Mrs. Blackaire, 27 Goncourt's Histoire de la Société Française," M. (E. S.) on Sir George Yonge, 47 M. (F.) on Ludlow (Roger) and Fairfield records, 288- |