B. (A.) on Arms of Bryan, 417.

Dr. John Jortin's portrait, 177.

B. & T. on Pomona in the Orkney Islands, 113.
Baard, its meaning, 486.

Bacon (Francis Lord) and Twickenham Park, 368.
Bacon (Nathaniel) of Virginia, 202.

Bacon (Roger), portrait, 107. 435.

Bacon (Thomas Sclater), library sold, 123, 124. 461.
Badcock (John), fate of his manuscripts, 486.
Badge of a Yeoman of the Crown, 124.

Baga de Secretis, 228.

Bagford (John) on London libraries, 381. 401. 421.

441. 461.

Baillie (Col.) defeat of his division of Madras army, 83.
Baillie (Miss), her longevity, 77.

Baird of Craigton, his family, 327.

Baker (Sir Richard), his library sold, 384.

Banks (Sir John), Chief Justice of Common Pleas, 256.
297.

Banns published after the Nicene Creed, 265.
Baptismal duplicate names in a family, 305.
Baptismal names, 158. 195.

Barbadoes v. Barbados, its derivation, 346.
Bardolf (Drogo de), ancestry, 48.

Barker (Rev. Peter), biography, 107.

Barlow (Thomas), Bishop of Lincoln, his daughter's
marriage, 348.

Barm cloth, its derivation, 67. 239.

Barneveldt (John Olden), demise of his descendant,
386.; Dutch tragedy on his death, 36. 116. 159.
Baronetesses in their own right, 129. 196.
Baronies by tenure, 66.

Barrera (A. de) on Quotation from a poem, 189.

Sword of La Tour d'Auvergne, 194.
Barristers, lists of Irish, 249. 298.

Barrow (Samuel), M.D., inquired after, 449.
Barten (Rev. Joshua), 149.

Bartlett (E. W.) on change of name, 155.
Iron-plated ships, 507.

Worms in the flesh, 231.

Basilisks, history of, 506.

Basset, ancient plate, 10. 111. 239.

Bate (Geo.), M.D., his "Elenchus," 501.

Bateman (Christ), bookseller, 463.

Bates (Wm.) on "Mysterious Murder," 431.

Shelley and Mirabaud's "Erotika Biblion," 429.

Baugé, the battle of, 133. 217. 256.

Bayeux (Michael de), his family, 487.

B. (C. W.) on a marvellous cat, 307.
Narthecia: what? 89.

B. (E. A.) on farther and further, 338.
Beard controversy, 106. 174. 239.
Beauseant, origin of the word, 135.

Bed, bequest of one, 347. 477.

Bede (Cuthbert) on new mode of canonisation, 97.

Bede (Cuthbert) on Charles I., his picture at Leicester,

108.

Clock omen, 277.

Fits, the folk-lore of, 244.
Infection, the folk-lore of, 244.
Modern mumming, 271.

Old stones in Scotland, 497.
Robin redbreast legend, 278.
Slang words in 1737, 125.
Tulipants, 410.

Bedford (W. K. R.) on Cecil family arms, 28.
Bees, stingless, 308.

Beggars in London a century ago, 86.
Beggars' petition from Winchester, 39. 59.
Behn (Mrs. Aphra), her character, 201.
Beisly (S.) on Elecampane, 258.

Jack Ketch and his brotherhood, 256.
Oak and the ash, 458.
Wishell of silver, 109.
Belisem de Belimalom, 507.

Bell inscription at Twineham church, 266.
Bell tower rhymes, St. Keyne's, Cornwall, 284.
Bell (J. G.) on plates of Raising of Lazarus, 378.
Benger (Miss) on Shakspeare, 384.

Bentley (Dr. Richard), keeper of the Royal library,

382.

Berkeley (Lord) of Stratten, his Journal, 508.
Bernard (St.), Works by Mabillon, 163.
Berrow (Rev. Capel), his works, 341. 417.
Berry (Jean Duke de), Catalogue of his library, 119.
Beverland (Adrian), classical scholar, 442.
Bexhill, its salubrity, 148.

Bexwick (Miss), her singular bequest, 157.
B. (D.) on "The Life and Ages of Man," 498.
B. (F.) on Fontenelle and the Jansenists, 48.

B. (F. C.) on poets ascribing feeling to inanimate things,

458.

Severe frosts, 480.

B. (H. F.) on " Bucke verteth," 117.

Scutch, its meaning, 116.

B. (H. H.) on "High Life below Stairs," 191.
Bible, authorised version, 4to. edit. 1611, 306.; Vulgate,
113.

Bibliothecar. Chetham on a general literary Index, 163.
Dedications to the Deity, 477.
Talleyrand's maxim, 416.
Bidding prayer, its variations, 153.
Bidloo (Godfrey), a poet, 58. 373.
Biggs (Sir John), his family, 306.
Bingham (Col. John), noticed, 428.
Bingham (C. W.) on Rev. Peter Barker, 107.
Brackley doggrel verses, 388.

Christian names in one family, 355.
Birds fly from the cholera, 16. 318.
Bithia, a Christian name, 158. 195.

Bivouac, its true meaning, 9.

B. (J.) on Walkinshaws of Barrowfield, 67.
B. (J. A.) on Dr. John Everard's portrait, 459.
Blackacring, a slang word, 211. 258. 316.
Black Book of the Admiralty, 250.

Black-currant Rob, 98.

Black Prince, his seal, 224. 293.

Blades (Win.) on Book-worms, 506.

Blaikie (Andrew), engraver at Paisley, 235.
Blank verse, 78.

Blemundes Ditch, Bloomsbury, 30.

Bojador, Cape, 292.

Bolingbroke (Lord), translation of Homer, 205. 257.
Bolles (Lady), a Baronetess in her own right, 129.
196.

"Bolster's Quarterly Magazine," its contributors, 248.336.
Bomb, the first use of this iron ball, 29. 74. 178.
Bone (J. W.) on sobriquets of the United States, 390.
Book auctions in 1740, 106.; the earliest, 463.
Books, autographs in, 286.

Bookbinding in medieval times, 169. 194.; a new dis-
covery in, 320.

Book covers, gold found in, 449.

Booker (Dr.) on the murder of Mary Ashford, 259. 317.
431.

Books recently published:

Andersen's Danish Fairy Legends, 240.
Athenæ Cantabrigienses, vol. ii., 140.

Atkinson's Sketches of Natural History, 100.

Beauvoir (H. de), La Librairie de Jean Duc de
Berry, 119.

Camden Society: Correspondence of James VI.
Edited by John Bruce, 399.
Canterbury Tales in French, 100.
Carter's Medals of the British Army, 40.
Churton's Memoir of Joshua Watson, 279.
Cocheris Le Blason des Couleurs en Armes,
Livrées, et Devises, 120.
Collins's Notes in Cornwall, 320.

Croker's Walk from London to Fulham, 80.
Davis's Carthage and her Remains, 40.
Delhi: History of the Siege of Delhi, 359.
Dimock's Metrical Life of St. Hugh, 279.
Dixon's Personal History of Lord Bacon, 19.
Dodd's Peerage and Baronetage, 140.
Du Chaillu's Explorations in Africa, 500.
Dundonald (Lord), Autobiography of a Seaman,

380.

Duprat's Histoire de l'Imprimerie Royale, 419.
Fairholt's Costume in England, 400.
Falkener's Dædalus, 19.

Ferguson's Notes on the Holy Sepulchre, 100.

Books recently published:-

Fitzpatrick's Life of Right Rev. Dr. Doyle, 460.
Franklin's Histoire de la Bibliothèque Mazarine,

119.

Greatest of all the Plantagenets, 40.

Greene and Peele's Poetical Works, 80.

Guide to Watering Places, 460.

Haines's Manual of Monumental Brasses, 140.
Handbook to the Cathedrals of England, 460.

Holt's Memoirs of Royal Ladies, 380.

Jennings's Curious Things of the Outside World,
179.

Jones's Observations on the Origin of the Divisions
of Man's Life into Stages, 360.
King's Antique Gems, 20.

Leonards (Lord St.), Baronies by Tenure, 240.
Liber Custumarum, by H. T. Riley, 160.
London Corporation Catalogue, Supplement, 500.
Lowndes' Bibliographer's Manual, 40.
Maberly's Sermons on the Beatitudes, 179.
Macaulay's History of England, vol. v., 240.
McNicoll's Essays on English Literature, 360.

Mignet's Mary Queen of Scots, 320.

Montagu (Lady Mary Wortley), Letters and Works,

319.

Morgan's St. Paul in Britain, 340.

Munk's Roll of the College of Physicians, 400.
Museum, a Quarterly Magazine, 320.

Paget (Wm.), The New Examen, 380.

Papworth's Dictionary of Coats of Arms, 100.
Parker's Introduction to the Study of Gothic Archi-
tecture, 340.

Philpott (Bp.), Correspondence with Macaulay, 40.
Pomponne (Marquis de), Mémoires, 420.

Porson (Richard), Life by Rev. J. S. Watson, 379.
Procter's Legends and Lyrics, 20.

Quarterly Review, No. 216, 80.; No. 217, 320.
Raikes (Thomas), Private Correspondence, 379.
Ritchie's Modern Statesmen, 100.

Roger's Education in Oxford, 320.

Saint Hilaire (J. B.), Le Bouddha et sa Religion,

198.

Saville's Introduction of Christianity into Britain,

340.

Sheppard's Fall of Rome, &c., 179.
Simpson's Archæology, 240.

Stewart's Practical Angler, 340.

Stubbs's Foundation of Waltham Abbey, 279.
Surrey Archæological Society's Collections, 240.
Surtees Society: Miscellanea, Dean Granville,

Nathan Drake, and Mr. Justice Rokeby, 340.
Tatistchef (Basil), Le Testament de, 419.
Toplady's Hymns and Poems, 220.

Twelve Churches, or Tracings along the Watling
Street, 279.

Tylor's Anahuac, or Mexico, 219.
Vaughan's Hours with the Mystics, 159.

Wade's Halcyon; or Rod Fishing with Fly, 340.
Warren's Little Ella and the Fire King, 20.

Welby's Mysteries of Life, Death, and Futurity,
80.

White's History of England, 220.

Wilde's Catalogue of Animal Materials, 100.
Wine: A Brief Discourse on Wine, 360.
Wood's Illustrated Natural History, 40.

Books said to be printed from silver type, 208.
Book-worms, different species, 506.

Booth (Nathaniel), of Gray's Inn, 102, 103. 141.
Border laws recently enforced, 264.
Boston de Fontainebleau, a game, 248.
Bottefang (Julius Cæsar), 139.

Bouchier (J.) on quotations, 330. 359.
Boughton registers, 387.

Bourdeaux New Testament, 56.
Bower family arms, 149.

Boyd (Hugh), Junius claimant, 8.

Boyd (Zachary), " Historie of John the Baptist," 297.
B. (R.) on longevity in Russia, 19.
Brackley, doggrel lines on, 388.

Bradshaw (President), admission to Gray's Inn, 171. 198.
Braithwaite (J.) on Christmas ditty of 15th century,

38.

Brandon (Gregory), the hangman, 446.

Brandon (Richard), the hangman, 446.
Brasses, monumental, unsecured, 225. 278.
Brazil, its discoverer, 76.

Breachan on chancels and pictures, 185.
Breeches, reversible, 326.

Brent (F.) on St. Keyne's church, Cornwall, 284.
Interments without coffins, 347.

Brettell family, 318. 378. 520.
Brettell (Rev. Jacob), noticed, 378.
Bricks, origin of the present form of, 388.
Bridges (John), catalogue of his library, 461.
Bridgnorth election, saying respecting, 150. 219.
Briggs (John), his dramatic works, 349. 478.
British Museum in 1784, 504.

Britton (Thomas), the small-coal man, library, 445.
Broadsides, black-letter, 149. 393.

Brocas, a play-ground at Eton, 188. 339.

Brocklesby (Richard), his " Gospel Theism," 343. 398.
479.

Brodie of Brodie family, 449. 518.

Brooke (R.) on works on Witchcraft, 18.
Brookes (Thos.), “ Heavenly Cordial," 470.
Brougham (Lord), speech on the Reform Bill, 469.515.
Broughton (C.), mathematician, 69. 339.
Brown Bess on Peter Simon, 479.

Brown (Robert Dillon), his extraordinary memory, 235.
Browne (Dr. Arthur), Prof. of Civil Law, 229.
Browne (Bp. Peter), his coffin, 104.

Browne (R. H. N.) on still-days, 391.

Browne (William), poet, 181.

Bruno (Giordano), his "Spaccio de la Bestia," 445. 462.
Brute creation endowed with souls, 342.

B. (R. W.) on salubrity of Bexhill, 148.
Bryan (Baron), arms and crest, 266. 339. 417.
Bryans (J. W.) on Baron Bryan's arms, 266.

Carthage and the Knights of Malta, 48.

B. (S.) on Jack Ketch and his brotherhood, 151.
Ligonier (Col.), portrait, 116.

Turner (Wm.) on birds and fishes, 409.
Weather of July, 1602, 87.

B. (S. B.) on Smytanites, a Scottish sect, 36.
B. (T. B.) on Pembrokeshire veers, 173.
"Bucke verteth," its meaning, 68. 117. 236.
Buckton (T. J.) on blight, 498.

Book of Proverbs, 438.

Candace, its pronunciation, 515.
Carlyle's Cromwell, 467.
Crusaders, learned, 336.

Taylor (Bp. Jeremy) on James iv. 13., 255.
Buddhism and the origin of species, 92.; history of, 198.
Bulgarian Christians, 419.

Bull (Mr.), the hangman, 445.

Bunbury church, Cheshire, arms in, 47. 78.
Bunn (Alfred), his tragedy, "Conrad," 88. 338.
Bunny (H.) on genre, in painting, 452.

Tennyson's "In Memoriam," 469.

Burel (John), Scottish poet, 110. 299.
Burgess (Mary Anne), author of "The Progress of the
Pilgrim Good Intent," 17.

Burgess (Bp. Thomas), motto for his brother, 364.
Burial in an upright posture, 58.; in linen, 47. 94.
Burial of the Dead, choral parts of the service, 298.
Buridan's Ass explained, 229.

Burke (Edmund), his dagger-scene, 329.

Burn (J. S.) on grant from American Indians, 1767, 263.
Midwives licensed, &c., 76.

Burnet (Bp.), translations of his "History of the Re-
formation," 509.

Burning, punishment of death by, 514.

Burns (Robert), date of "The Whistle," 232. 337.;

lines "Willie brewed a peck o' maut," 307. 356. 377.
Burton (J.) on the term "To-fall,” 339.

Burton (Thomas), and the "Parliamentary Diary," 12.
Busses, fishing vessels so named, 167.
B. (W.) on John Huss, the reformer, 57.
-By, places in Norway ending in, 208.
Byrd (Geo.) of Ordinhnivas, his seal, 109.

C.

C. on Blemunde's Ditch, 30.
Cooke family motto, 351.

Lisle (John Lord) of Rougmont, 469.

Mackintosh's (Sir James) on the Regency question,

210.

Matilda Lady de Manley's second marriage, 450.

C. (A.) on "Rittmeister's Budget," 131.

Caban (Mons.), noticed, 143, 144.

Cad, in the sense of familiar, 507.
Cade (Jack), his rebellion, 309.

C. de D. on powder of pikes' eyes, 210.
Quezal, a bird, 70.

Cæsar (Alderman Sir Julius), 139.

Cæsar (Sir Julius), MS. on the Master of the Rolls, 153.
Caistor register, extracts from, 246.
Calderari Society, 390.

Calderon and Lope de Vega, 368.

Calderon's "Life's a Dream," its translator, 196.

Caley (John), "Ecclesiastical Survey," 233.
Calvacamp (Hugh de), 47. 98. 154. 234.

Calvacamp in Normandy, its locality, 47. 98. 154. 234.
276. 337. 413.

Calvados, a dangerous reef of rocks, 305.

C. (A. M.) on Pope ladies, 244.
Camberwell proverbs, 449.

Cambridge M.A.'s" taking the wall," 351. 489.
Camden Society Annual Meeting, 380.
Candace, its pronunciation, 468. 515.
Canning, Chateaubriand, and Cobbett, 186.
Canonisation, new mode of, 38. 97.

Canterbury and York, disputes on precedence, 64. 176.
Cantimpré, or Cantipré, 313. 359.

Capper (Dr. Jasper) on the Quaker's disease, 196.
Carabas on marvellous cats, 515.
Caradoc Vreichfras, &c., 18.

Caravats, a secret society, 173. 235.
Carbonari Association, 390. 479.

Cardonnel family, 335. 378.

Carey (P. S.) on armorials in architecture, 495.
Calvacamp, 234. 337.

Choirs and chancels, 55.
Church seed, 397.

Henry de Blois' arms, 330.

Norwich, curious remains in, 38.

Sutton (John de), Baron Dudley, 398.

Carey (Thomas), author of "The Mirrour which flat-
ters not," 16.

Carliel (Wm.), epitaph at Ecclesfield, 118.
Carlisle Castle, the green woman of, 208.
Carlton House, columns of the old, 406. 517.

Carlyle (Dr.) on the march of the Pretender's army,
345.; recollections of Yarmouth, 506.

Carlyle (Thomas), error of translation in his "Crom-
well," 467.

Caroline, Queen Consort of George II., collection of
Plays, 123.

Carpenter (W. H.) on date of Holbein's death, 318.
Carrywhichits, a slang word, 211.

Carter (J.) on the "New Covering to Velvet Cushion,"

415.

Carthage and the Knights of Malta, 48.

Cartwright (Wm.), gifts to Dulwich College, 423.
Cartwright (Wm.), nonjuring bishop, 208. 232.

Cary (Sir George), MS. of his "Relation of the Estate

of France," 307. 335.

Casley (David), Under-keeper of the Royal library, 382.
Catafalque, its derivation, 483.

"Catalogue of Discourses against Popery," 71.

Catharine, Queen, letter to Princess Mary, 368. 457.498.
Cats, marvellous, 307. 437. 515.

Cavaliè family, 226.

Cavalier (Col.), his family, 226.

Caxton (Wm.), Lewis's Life of, noticed by Oldys, 121.
124. ; 66 Game of Chess," 123.; "Boetius de Con-
solatione Philosophie," 123, 124.; "Chronicle," 124.
C. (B. H.) on Bivouac, its true meaning, 9.

Calvacamp in Normandy, 98.
Charlatan, its derivation, 93.

Diodati," De Christo Græce Loquente," 82.
Founder's day, August 15th, 468.

Green (Thomas), poet, 10.

John à Lasco, 79.

Keking Keeping, 487.

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Killigrew (Sir Henry), letters, 75.

Maurice of Nassau, 99.

Mews, its derivation, 18.

Patron saints, their several offices, 78.
Richelieu's Tracts, 469.

Society of Painters in Water-Colours, 144.

C. (D. H.) on Solomon Gundy's history, 499.
Zopissa, its derivation, 17.

C. (D. B.) on Agincourt in coats of arms, 371.
C. (E.) on Earl of Angos and Lord of Kyme, 217.
Starachter and Murdoch, 12.

Cecil family arms, 28. 116.

Cecil (Sir Edward), letters to Sir John Lawrence, 13, 14.
Cecil (Wm) Lord Burleigh, his Letters, 124. 143.
Census, curiosities of the, 407. 499.

Centenarianism, 19. 58. 77.

Centurion on Adam with a beard, 88.

Medallists and die-sinkers, 508.

Waterworks at Old London Bridge, 90.
Cervantes' romance "Persiles y Sigismunda," 8.
C. (F.) on derivation of Charlatan, 93.
Farther and further, 206.

C. (G. A.) on Arthur family arms, 69.
C. (G. F.) on Brodie of Brodie family, 449.
Chalk pits, 167.

Chamberlain (John), temp. James I., 266. 296.
Chamberlain (R.), "The Swaggering Damsell," 212.
Chance (F.) on derivation of Anthem, 491.

Scaffold and catafalque, 483.

Chancels and pictures, 185. 359.

Chancels, their deflections, 34. 55. 76. 138. 412. 498.
Chaplain's scarfs with armorial bearings, 449.

Chapter House, Westminster, formerly a Record Office,
382.

Charade, 449.

Charlatan, its derivation, 48. 93.

Charles I., list of his first parliament, 227.; picture at
Leicester, 108. 176.

Charles II., anecdotes of him and his Queen, 163.; his
route after Boscobel, 501.

Charlton (Wm.), virtuoso, 443.

Charnock (R. S.) on Coleridge, its pronunciation, 334.
Gopsill, its derivation, 257.
Mel, honey, 197.

Scotch music, 237.

Smeuse, a provincialism, 117.
Tulipants, its derivation, 517.
Winch, its derivation, 358.

Chasles (Philarète) on Madame Alix, 237.
Sans-Culottes, 196.

Chatham (Wm. Pitt, Earl of), saying respecting Ame-
rica, 368.

Chatterton (Thomas), his papers, 349. 457.
Chaucer (Geoffrey), portrait, 181.; manuscripts, 150.
C. (H. B.) on Æneas and the professor of poetry, 193.
Clovis Bidloo, 373.

C. (H. C.) on "Collino custure me !" 35.
Johnson (Dr.), satirical allusion to, 91.
Kean (Edmund), &c., 99.

Legal etymologies, 296.

Le Sacré Cœur, 429.

Metres, Latin, Greek, and German, 432.

Southey (Rob.), lines by, 356.

Chemistry, or chymistry, 108.

Chequers, the fruit of the sorb-apple tree, its deriva-

tion, 29.

Chitteldroog on birds and cholera, 318.
Philip II.'s notice of Whitehall, 286.
Witty renderings, 303.

Cholera, birds fly from it, 16. 318.

Chopine, early use of the word, 263.

Christ Church, Cork, extracts from registers, 44.
Christ Hospital, Newgate Street, library, 421. 502.
Christmas ditty of the 15th century, 38.

Churches, ancient canons on their reparation, 146. 257.
Churching of unmarried women, 265.
Church-seed, 227. 397.

Churchyard (Thomas), noticed by Oldys, 182.
Cibber (Colley) on Mrs. Oldfield's acting, 144.
City fairs one near the Tower, 170.

C. (J.) on Davies' poem, "Lies and Truth," 28.
C. (J. E.) on Rev. Simon Cole, 327.

Winkley family, 317.

C. (J. H.) on John Vicar's Virgil's Eneid, 132.
Watkinson, Chancellor of York, 238.

C. (J. L.) on blowing up houses, 217.

Merchant adventurers at Antwerp, 130.
Rees (James) of Philadelphia, 138.
Rogers (John), his Works, 131.

C. (J. M.) on the Bourdeaux New Testament, 56.

C. (J. P.) on derivation of Publican, an inn-keeper, 289.

C. (K. S.) on plays at public schools, 178.

C. (L.) on Rhedecyna, or Oxford poets, 375.
Clarach on the O'Driscoll family, 39.

Clarendon (Edward, 1st Earl,) and the "Parliamen-

tary Diary," 12.; letters to his daughter and the
Duke of York, 428.; Remains, 442.

Clarendon library, 441, 442.

Clark (Philip) of Southwark, his family, 426.

Clarry on Society of Gentlemen, 249.

Clay, is it a mineral? 371. 439.

Cleddeu river, 505.

Clergy, parochial, temp. Edward I., 507.

Clergymen members of parliament, 368.

Clergymen, refreshment for, 139.

Clericus D. on the crest of the Minchin family, 49.

Clericus R. on entry in St. Olave's register, 128.

Clerkenwell parochial registers, 487.

Clifford (Anne), alias Fair Rosamond, 209. 311. 392.
Clock omens, 228. 277.

Clocks, early notices of, 417.

Clogher bishops, portraits of, 67.

Cobham (Eleanor), her burial-place, 170. 218.

66

Clovis," a poem, 58. 373.

Cobbler of Messina, his name, 129.

Sparrow-hawk and the robin, 426.
Witty renderings, 364.

Collinus on Eleanor Cobham, 170.

Columbus (Christopher), particulars of, 410.
Combe (Harvey), noticed, 29.

Commission of the Peace in Lincolnshire, 452.
Commonwealth, its History by a Royalist, 486.
Composants, meteors, 63.

Concolinel in Shakspeare, 36. 57.
Confirmations registered, 227.

Congregation, the number to form one, 88.
"Constellation," a vessel, 388.

Conquet pillaged and burnt, 301.
Conscience money, 60.
Convocation, the Irish, 487.

Cooke family arms, 351.

Cooke (John), of Cranbroke, Kent, 487.
Cooke (Matthew) on Chevalier Ramsay, 415.
Cooke (Thomas), noticed, 102. 123.

Cookson (Thomas), D.D., 449.

Cooper (C. H.) on Payne Fisher, poet, 32.

Cooper (C. H. and Thompson) on Dutch tragedy of
Barneveldt, 159.

Barrow (Samuel), M.D., 449.
Berrow (Capel), 417.
Brocklesby (Richard), 398.

Chamberlain (John), 296.

Cocks (Roger), 439.

Cookson (Dr. Thomas), 449.

"Dialogue on the Salt-box," its author, 448.

Herd (John), "Historia Quatuor Regum Angliæ,"

196.

Mease (Peter), 299.

Milbourne (Bishop Richard), 76.

Moryson (Fynes), "Itinerary" not a posthumous
publication, 321.

Offspring (Charles), 469.

Pearne (Thomas), 449.

Reynolds (Dr. George), 496.

Rust (Dr.), 418.

Strickland (Walter), 409.

Watkinson, Chancellor of York, 238.
Wiltou and its literary glories, 243.

Cooper (Charles Purton), his Catalogue, 71.
Cooper (Eliz.), "The Muses' Library," 101.
Cooper (Samuel), miniature-painter, 162.
Copernicus, treatise on Triangles, 481.

503.

Cocks (Roger), "Hebdomada Sacra," 370. 439.

Cockshut, or cockshoot, 16.

Coffins, interments without, 347.

Colby (John), of Banham, Norfolk, his arms, 69.
Colchester Castle, Vertue's engraving of, 212.
Colchester (Lord), Diary quoted, 508.
Cole (Rev. Simon), noticed, 327.

Coleridge, its pronunciation, 69. 136. 178. 233. 334.
College of Advocates, its library, 404.
College of Arms, its library, 403.

Colliar, or Collier, family arms, 130. 197.

"Collino custure me!" an Irish song, 35. 53. 213. 274.
374. 433.

Collins (Mortimer) on Charles Lamb's poem, 48.
Paper and poison, 78.

"Thinks I to myself," 40.

Copland family, Chatham, 449.

Coplestone (John), of Exeter, ancestry, 48.
Copley (John), witness of Dr. Johnson's will, 227.
Cork, extracts from registers of Christ Church, 44.
Cork infested with Algerine pirates, 95.
Corneille's Cid, translators of, 150.

Corner (G. R.) on Abbot of Westminster's house, 384.
Elms at Smithfield, 236.

Shorter (Sir John), Lord Mayor of London, 455.
Corney (Bolton) on commendatory verses by I. M. in
the first folio Shakspeare, 3.
Johnsonian quotations, 482.

Letter of Mary, Queen of Scots, 184.

Cornwallis (Sir Charles), "Life and Character of Prince
Henry," 141.