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 Gymnosophists, 219; a sect of Indian philosophers, 219, n. 1.

Habergeon, 104; its signification, 104, n. 2.

Hab-nab, 253 and n. 3.

Hales, Alexander, 10, n. 4.

Halfpenny, dropped in shoes, 317 and n. 1.

Hall, Thomas, preface, 2.

Halter-proof, 273 and n. 1.

Handbook of Proverbs, 9, n. 3; 193, n. 2, 3; 200, n. 5: 207. n. 2; 241, n. 3; 251, n. 2; 259, n. 4.

Handmaids, a puritan expression, 205 and n. 1.

Hangman's wages, 358 and n. 1.

Hans-Towns, 336 and n. 5.

Hard words ridiculed, 7, n. 5.

Hardiknute, 306 and n. 5.

Hares, sexes of, 201 and n. 1.

Harrington, Sir John, quoted, 93, n. 4.

Harrison, the regicide, 81, n. 3.

Hatto, Bishop, eaten by rats and mice, 143 and n. 3.

Haut-gouts, douillies, or ragouts, 158 and n. 1.

Have and to hold, 288 and n. 4.

Hawkers and interlopers, 417, n. 1.

Hazard noses, 167 and n. 4.

Hazel-bavin, 387 and n. 2.

Hazlerig, Sir Arthur, particulars respecting, 386, n. 1; 387, n. 1, 2; his lobsters, 409, n. 2.

He that fighis and runs away, 106, n. 1; 403, n 1.

Heaven, the Saints' employment there, 427, n. 1.

Head, the brazen, 55; device of the, 55, n. 5.

Heart-breakers, or curls, 15, n. 2.

Hebrew roots, 6.

Hector, stunned by Ajax, 78, n. 1.

Hemp, on wooden anvils, 281 and n. 1.

Hemp-plot, 328 and n. 4.

Henderson, 377; his death, 377, n. 1.

Henry VIII., his siege of Boulogne, 17, n. 2; anecdote of his parrot, 26, n. 5.

Herbert, Mrs, married to Butler, preface, 11, 15.

Hercules, cleansed the stables of Augeas, 60 and n. 4; bewails the loss of Hylas, 92 and n. 4; the kill-cow, 148 and n. 3.

Hermaphrodite, 292.

Hermes Trismegistus, 51, n. 2.

Hermetic-men, 280 and n. 1.

Herring, as dead as a, 259 and n. 4.

Hertfordshire petition, 66, n. 3.

Hewson, Colonel, 26, n. 6; 56, n. 4; 377, n. 4.

Heylin, Dr, 43, n. 1.

Hiccius doctius, 415 and n. 4; 420.

High Court of Justice, instituted, 186 and n. 2.

Highwayman's advice, 154. n. 3.

Hockley, 118, n. 2.

Hocus-pocus, 420 and n. 2.

Hoghan Moghan, 190; 318 and n. 2.

Holborn, cavalcade of, 345 and n. 3.

Holding-forth, 226; meaning of the term, 226, n. 2.

Hollis, 341, n. 6.

Honour, like a glassy bubble, 188 and n. 3; the seat of, 256 and n. 3.

Hopkins, cruelty of, 215, n. 5; trial of, 216, n. 3.

Horoscope, 222, n. 3; 253 and n. 2.

Horses, afflicted with sciatica, 98, n. 1; custom of tolling at fairs, 161 and n. 6.

Horse-shoes on stable-doors, 223 and n. 4.

Hotham, Sir John, his condemnation, 187, n. 1.

Hour-glass, used in preaching, 120 and n. 1.

House of Lords, declared useless, 179, n. 5.

Howel's Life of Louis XIII., 150, n. 1.

Huckle, 76, meaning of the word, 76, n. 3.

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