welshape 584, 14. weltte 664, 35. welwone 602, 23. weng 726, 6. wenge 664, 15. 703, 32. wenne 791, 7. were 587, 27. werkhowse 803, 37. werkman 599, 9. 697, 28. wermine (-brome) 644, 25. werte 618, 45. 626, 17. 790, 32. werylle 663, 40. wesande 676, 24. wesawnt 748, 19. wesylle 700, 17. 759, 31. wet (wyth rayne) 574, 23. wether 597, 10. 624, 15. wewestrete 617, 44. wey 797, 11, (hye-) 12. (-of hewyn) weybrede 786, 35. weyere 618, 3. weyne 748, 4. weysande 590, 40. weysyl 639, 9. wex (to-wilde) 577, 30. wexe 576, 20. (-hote) 581, 2, (-byle) 31. (―weyry) 582, 25. (―colde) 584, 39. (―aferd, -dulle, -an egghe) whalle 704, 15. 736, 19. 764, 17, 18. wheete 625, 13. whelberwe 572, 1. whele 620, 7. 627, 17. 727, 25. 790, 28. 791, 25. whelebarow 627, 20. whelke 600, 27. 625, 11. whelle 696, 10, 11. whelmaker 688, 15. whelpe 624, 18. 699, 12. wherve 618, 46. whet 726, 11. whetbred 657, 25. whete 585, 4. 664, 21. 784, 39, 40. whether 620, 19. 621, 3. whey 611, 34. 624, 4. 625, 17, 18. (—of chese) 793, 12. whippe 610, 42. white (of be face) 626, 19. wholnyd 614, 42. whorde 810, 6, 7. why 606, 25, (for-) 34. whynge 763, 6. whypcord 727, 19. whyrlebon 610, 11. whyrlebone 632, 6. whysunday 736, 38. whyt (-mete) 591, 18. (―foted) 602, 32. 603, 5. whyte 562, 36, 37. whytnesse 562, 35. whytpyper 580, 38. whytynge 587, 4. 705, 23. winberi (-stones) 558, 20. withorn 559, 25. wlfe 639, 6. wod 556, 14. 612, 25. 725, 27. worte 625, 15. 644, 4. wulfe 759, 17, (femel-) 18. wulhowse 804, 12. wulpere 776, 27. wuluesfist 556, 45. wurte 772, 2. 808, 12. wurtes 785, 31. wurtplant 786, 37. wurtwurme 767, 11. wyche 652, 12. wychecraft 579, 10. wyde (-ope) 607, 43. wynchelsee 584, 41. wynd (sowthest-) 735, 33. wyndas 687, 36. 737, 34. wynde 571, 7. (west-) 582, 26. 801, 5, 6. wyndow 667, 33, 34. 778, 9. wyndylle 664, 7. 805, 22. wyne 625, 16. 643, 32. 658, 24. (alle Y. yblessed 568, 1. yblessyd 567, 44. yclothed 619, 12. ye (appul of the-) 606, 13. 626, 19. (appulle of pe-, whyte of be-) 631, 3. 747, 1, of the-) 749, 3. yelede 747, 2. ygromony 786, 12. ygrowe 562, 14. ygurd 604, 30. ygyld 567, 4. yhyd 575, 18. ylet 598, 39. wyntyre 672, 17. 736, 40. wyolet 644, 13. wype 640, 15. 702, 1. 762, 10. ylle 737, 11. ymage (-of palas) 599, 46. 648, 19. 720, 11, 12. 753, 27. ymalue 556, 24. ynche 604, 1. 680, 5. ynde (-colour) 588, 23. ynke 682, 16. yoke 589, 19. ypassyd 604, 43. ANGLO-BRITISH PHILOLOGY AND LITERATURE, PUBLISHED BY TRÜBNER & CO., 57 AND 59 LUDGATE HILL. BALLAD SOCIETY.-A List of Publications can be had on application. BOKE OF NURTURE (THE); or, Schoole of Good Maners, for Men-Servants and Children, with stans puer ad mensam. Newly Corrected. Very necessary for all youth and children. Compyled by Hugh Rhodes of the Kinges Chappell, born and bred in Deuonshyre. Pp. 13 and ii. Imprinted at London in Fleetstreete, beneath the Conduite, at the Sign of S. John Euaungelist. By H. Jackson. 1577. 4to, pp. xxx. and 56, cloth. 10s. 6d. BOKE OF NURTURE (THE). By John Russell, about 1460-1470 Anno Domini. The Boke of Kernynge. By Wynkyn de Worde, Anno Domini 1513. The Boke of Nurture. By Hugh Rhodes, Anno Domini 1577. Edited from the Originals in the British Museum Library, by Frederick J. Furnivall, M.A., Trinity Hall, Cambridge. 4to, pp. xix. and 146, 28, xxviii. and 56, half morocco, gilt top. 31s. 6d. BOWDITCH.-SUFFOLK SURNAMES. By N. I. Bowditch. Third Edition. 8vo, pp. xxvi. and 758, cloth. 7s. 6d. BURNE.-SHROPSHIRE FOLK-LORE. A Sheaf of Gleanings. 8. Burne, from the Collections of Georgina F. Jackson. pp. xvi.-176, wrapper. 7s. 6d. Edited by Charlotte CAXTON. THE GAME OF CHESS. A reproduction of William Caxton's Game of Chess, the first work printed in England. 4to, in cloth. 21s. Ditto, full morocco antique. 42s. CHARNOCK.—A GLOSSARY OF THE ESSEX DIALECT. By R. S. Charnock. 8vo, pp. x. and 64, cloth. 3s. 6d. CHARNOCK.-LUDUS PATRONYMICUS; or, The Etymology of Curious Surnames. By EARLY ENGLISH TEXT SOCIETY.-A List of Publications can be had on application. EDDA SAEMUNDAR HINNS FRODA.-THE EDDA OF SAEMUND THE LEARNED. From the Old Norse or Icelandic. By Benjamin Thorpe. Part I., with a Mythological Index. 12mo, pp. 152, cloth. 3s. 6d. Part II., with Index of Persons and Places. 12mo, pp. viii. and 172, cloth. 4s.; or in 1 Vol. complete, 7s. 6d. EGER AND GRIME: AN EARLY ENGLISH ROMANCE. Edited from Bishop Percy's Folio Manuscript, about 1650 A. D. By John W. Hales, M.A., Fellow and late Assistant Tutor of Christ's College, Cambridge, and Frederick J. Furnivall, M.A., of Trinity Hall, Cambridge. 4to, pp. 64 (only 100 Copies printed), bound in the Roxburghe style. 10s. 6d. ENGLISH DIALECT SOCIETY.-A List of Publications can be had on application. |