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eating and gipsies, x. 134. Tan Hill fair, vi. 110. Telling the bees, ix. 433. Touching wood, vi. 230

M. (W.) on Cornish apparition, ix. 392. Cruscant- ism, viii. 48. ' Golden Angel ' in St. Paul's Churchyard, vii. 470. Hems or Huse family, xii. 128. Scotch words and English com- mentators, i. 321. Seedy, slang word, xi. 426 M. (W. A.) on authors of quotations wanted, vii.

508 ; viii. 109

M. (W. B. H.) on quotations wanted, vi. 389 M. (W. E.) on authors of quotations wanted, xii.

448 M. (W. H.) on authors of quotations wanted, vii.

508. Palindrome, iii. 249 M. (W. J.) on extraordinary tide in the Thames,

iii. 47

M. (W. M.) on authors of quotations, viii. 169. ' Days when We had Tails on Us,' viii. 429. Laws of gravity and ancient Greeks, viii. 394 M. (W. P.) on Napoleon's carriage, vii. 236.

Smoking and blind men, ix. 355 M.A. and J.P., question of precedence, ii. 408 M.A. and M.P. preceded by " a " or " an," v. 89 M.A.Oxon. on JElian, iii. 89. Balasore, v. 449. Baxter's oil printing, i. 427. Bell-comb for ringworm, viii. 37. Fettiplace, i. 473. Florida, iii. 9. Gordon of West Indies, iv. 275. Gra- ham, ii. 274. Gray's ' Elegy ' and ploughing customs, xii. 390. Half-married, vi. 97. Jesso, ii. 288. ' Oxford University Calendar,' i. 47. Bamie, i. 489. St. Dunstan, i. 149. St. Gilbert of Sempringham, iv. 94 M.P. on hats in the House of Commons, vi. 488 Maas (Dr. Max) on the mimes of Herondas, i. 216. ' Paradise Lost,' of 1751, iii. 134. St. Genius, v. 495. Shakespeariana, iii. 426 Mabbe (James), his translations, v. 102 Maberley (Frederick Herbert), 1781-1860, his

biography, xii. 490

Mac, prefix prohibited in Scotland, ii. 466 ; pro- hibited in Ireland, iii. 15 ; before Irish sur- names, x. 354, 417

Me (B.) on Snodgrass as a surname, x. 52 MacAlister (G. Y. W.) on ' Esmond,' ix. 115.

" Port arms," ix. 116

Macalister (M. A. M.) on authors wanted, xi. 316 ; xii. 116. Burton's Line, xi. 212. Dickens quotation, xi. 317 Macaria, the cry of, iv. 28 ; vii. 251 Macaroni Magistrate and Col. Cosmo Gordon, x.

449

Macaroons made at Nancy, ix. 286 Mac Arthur (W.) on Brunswick Society, Boyne

Society, xii. 188 Macaulay (J. H.), Latin translation of Gray's

' Elegy,' ii. 92

Macaulay (T. B., Lord), on talented, ii. 24 ; error with regard to Plassey, iii. 405 ; and Sir Law- rence Dundas, iv. 448, 516 ; ' Arabella ' Sedley, v. 267 ; parallels to his ' New Zea- lander,' 344, 418, 474 ; on the Thames, v. 489 ; vi. 16, 93 ; his letters to Bandall, vi. 507 ; vii. 55 ; on satire on Pitt, vii. 389 ; on com- petitive examinations, viii. 169, 237 ; Pelletier in his ' Frederic the Great,' xi. 127, 234 ; and W. J. Thorns, xi. 165, 215, 293, 354 ; xii. 150 ; on olive trees in Australasia, xii. 86 ; on literature, 130, 171 ; on Dryden, 329, 375 Macaulay (W. M.) on the death of Mary II.,

xi. 341

McCara (A. S.) on inscriptions on public buildings, i. 448

MacCarthy (Capt. ) and the Prince Begent, xi. 448 ; xii. 74

MacCarthy or MacCartie (Daniel), Sub-Sheriff of

Cork, xi. 347 I Maccoll (Norman), his death, ii. 520

McChesney (C. H.) on Shakespeare's pall-bearers, iii. 204

Macclesfield (5th Earl of), his butler, viii. 408, 450

McCord (D. Boss) on Andre" : Inglis : Downie, vi. 387. Lowe and Wright, vii. 489. Marriott (Sir James), Advocate-General, vii. 489. Officers' 1 representatives, vii. 489

MacDonagh (M.) on Sarah Curran, Bobert Emmet, and Major Sirr, iii. 470 ; iv. Ill

Macdonald (Flora), her representatives, vii. 247, 357 ; her family and Dr. Johnson, x. 147 ; and Mrs. McQueen, 389

Macdonald (J. S.) on Governor Parr, vi. 207

McDonald and McPike families, x. 105, 314

McDonald family of Ireland, ii. 467

Macdonald of Moidart, iv. 308, 376

McDonald of Murroch, ii. 448

MacDonald on quotations wanted, x. 28

Macdonell (Major), executed at Carlisle, 1746, iv. 530

Macdonough (Felix Bryan), his biography, ii. 527 ; iii. 98 ; his publications, v. 165

MacDougall (A.), jun., on the Brooch of Lorn,vii. 327

M'Dowall (S. S.) on Barnard & Staples, xi. 252. Coltman (George), x. 489. " Correct to a T," xii. 273. November 5 : Guy Fawkes celebra- tions, x. 496. Pall Mall, No. 93, xi. 392. St. Michael le Quern, xi. 265. Selby, Yorks : its Peculiar Court, xii. 475

Macedonia, pretended Prince of, c. 1605, vii. 169, 272

McElligott (M. G.) on armorial visiting cards, ii. 509

McElligott (Col. Roger), Governor of Cork, i. 294

McElwaine (P. A.) on legal references in Shake- speare, xii. 382

MacErlean surname, iii. 249

Macfarlan (J.) on Sir Bobert Fludd, vi. 368

Macfie (B. A. S.) on the Gypsy Lore Society, vii. 366

McGee (Hon. T. D.), his ' Canadian Ballads,' i. 113

McGilchrist-Gilchrist (M.) on Campbells in the Strand, v. 51

MacGillean (Alaister) on Ad. Donald Campbell, i. 309. Garden (Alexander), M.D., i. 328. Greig (Admiral Sir Samuel), i. 349. Lean (Vin- cent Stuckey), ii. 466. Smart (George), ii. 528

McGovern (J. B.) on autograph prices, vii. 424. ' Cantus Hibernici,' vii. 9, 192. Chalice in- scription, ix. 470. Chateaubriand on Shake- speare, xi. 410. Cotter (Sir James), iii. 167. Cromwell and Milton, viii. 22. Dante MSS. xii. 449. Danteiana, i. 181, 251 ; iii. 482 ; vii. 202, 373 ; x. 302. De Faublas, iv. 88. De Tabley (Lord) and ' N. & Q.,' iii. 147. * Decameron,' ii. 328. Dominoes, their origin, viii. 130. Free- man on Gladstone's ' Studies on Homer,' xii. 170. Galton (Bev. Arthur), i. 414. Gaol literature, xi. 428. Gladstone as playwright, iii. 89. Greek patriarchs, i. 249. Killed by a look, ii. 169. " King of Patterdale," i. 149. Latin pronunciation, ix. 511 . Lincoln (Abraham) and Whately, iv. 46. Louis XIV. 's heart, ii. 340. Monastic Scriptorium, viii. 429. Nuns rs chaplains, xii. 49. Officer of the Pipe, x. 188. Pagination, viii. 386. ' Prayer for Indifference/