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GENERAL INDEX.

Sinclair (Sir J. G. T.) on Cobbett on Shakespeare and Milton, xi. 127. Napoleon on Byron, iv. 117

Sindbad, nationality of the name, vi. 209, 256,

Sindbad the Sailor, monkeys and cocoamuts, vii. 271, 395

Sindh : Peccavi : I have Sindh, the pun, viii. 345, 395, 473

Sir, as clerical courtesy title, ix. 286, 454 ; x. 175, 250, 353

Sir Affable on Samuel Foote, xi. 56. Quota- tions wanted, vi. 489. White Ensign, ix. 174

Siresa, bell inscriptions at, vii. 55, 436 ; viii. 17

Sirius, the, and the Lusitania, Atlantic liners, viii. 325

Sirr (H.) on Sarah Curran, Robert Emmet, and Major Sirr, iii. 303, 470 ; iv. 52, 111, 310, 534. Pitch-caps pxit on human heads, vii. 233. " There was a man," i. 474

Sirr (Major), Robert Emmet, and Sarah Curran, iii. 303, 413, 470 ; iv. 52 ; his papers, 111, 310, 534

Sister on Dr. Cookson, iv. 510

Sisters with same Christian name. See Brothers.

Six (Burgomaster Jan), his family arms, ii. 168

Sixpence called " real " in Kerry, ii. 16

Sjambok, its pronunciation, iv. 204, 332, 512 ; v. 35, 92, 135

Skalinges, meaning of the word, x. 228

Skeat (Prof. W. W.) on Addleshaw, xi. 297. Admirable, vi. 371. Ainsty of York, vi. 511. Alsop (Vincent), xi. 114. Anahuac, ii. 258. Ancaster, x. 512. Angles : England, ii. 471. Anglo-Saxon names as surnames, v. 442. Arch, iii. 465. Artahshashte, xi. 216. Arundel Castle legend, viii. 434. Ash, place-name, i. 113. Askwith or Asquith, x. 37. Authors of quotations, ix. 77 ; x. 497 ; xii. 517. Awaitful, viii. 93. Away, new use of the word, x. 364. Ball-fires : bonfire, x. 251, 392. Bacchanals or Bag-o'-Nails, yi. 427. Bacon, viii. 396. Barnes, origin of the name, v. 352. Barrar, i. 478. Battels, ix. 305. " Bbl.," v. 112. Bede's translation of Fourth Gospel, viii. 172. Belappit, iv. 354. Belliter, bell- founder, yi. 250. Bell's ' Chaucer,' i. 404. Bells mentioned by Hood, vi. 266. Bergerode, xi. 434 ; xii. 73. Beulah Spa, Upper Norwood, ix. 35. Blazers, xi. 333. Boast, iv. 37. Bossing, vii. 192. Besting, its meaning, xii. 113. Bothombar, its identity, vii. 165. Bourne in place-names, xi. 361 ; xii. 131. Bringing in the Yule " clog," iii. 57. British castles, vi. 258. Brock : Badger, v. 432. Brokenselde, xi. 58, 172 ; xii. 54. Bunney, ii. 13. Bust for burst, iv. 105. Butterworth, its derivation, xii. 91. Calendar rimes, ix. 94. " Call a spade a spade," iii. 217. Campbell, its pro- nunciation, x. 393. ' Cartularium Saxonicum,' vii. 287. Caxton's birthplace : Causton, Cos- ten, xii. 395. Charing and Charing Cross, v. 146, 238. Chart, v. 507. Chaucer : two allusions to Persius, xii. 6 ; Strothir in ' Reeve Tale,' 155. Chauceriana, i. 174, 198 ; viii. 252. Cherry in place-names, vi. 177. Cheyne Walk: China Walk, v. 312, 415. Churchwardens' accounts, v. 410 ; viii. 73. Clever, vi. 25. Cockshut time, i. 121. Coke or Cook ? iv. 78. Cold Harbour : Windy Arbour, i. 413 ; ii. 74. Comets, xii. 15. Coop, to trap, iv. 358. Cowper : Dowling : their pronunciation, xii. 372. " Davelly ' rain,

xii. 76. Dear : " O dear no ! " x. 395. Devon provincialisms, vi. 33. Diabread, i. 173. Druce, lane-name, xi. 274. Du Bartas, iv. 398. Dump, viii. 57. Dumping, v. 232. E, final, in Chaucer, iv. 472. Baling, xi. 176. Easter- ling and East-Harling, i. 505. Eastry, Kent, xi. 171. Egoteles, vi. 14. England, English,. iii. 393, 492 ; iv. 156. English Dialect Dic- tionary, iv. 381. English spelling : English culture, v. 198. Epitaph in Owen MSS., x. 276. Euchre, i. 77. "Famous" Chelsea, iv. 434, 517 ; v. 33. ' Feed the brute," ii. 298* Fires for cymbals, vii. 334. Fiteres=rags, viii. 31. Foleit, i. 374. " Fortune favours fools," iii. 14. Fotheringay, ii. 215. French words in Scotch, x. 314. Frieze, its pronunciation, vii. 316. " From whence," i. 55. G, hard or soft, vi. 190. Gaudy-Day, ix. 326. Geard, its derivation, x. 306. ' Genius by Counties,' iv. 329. German translation, ix. 33. Glow- worm or firefly, i. 112. Goat's blood and dia- monds, viii. 356. Gower, a Kentish hamlet, xi, 94. Goyle, iii. 475. Grindleton, v. Grindy, its derivation, vii. 251. Guardings, iii. 476. Guide, its derivation, x. 13. ' Gula Augusti," vi. 15. Guncaster, ii. 38. H aspirate in English writers, xii. 492. H in Cockney, ii. 390. Hackney, the horse, viii. 465 ; ix. 52, 92. Hamberbonne of wheat, v. 315. Hanged, drawn, and quartered, i. 371, 410. Haughendo : Fylde oath, xii. 56. Hawser - haul, xi. 455. Haze, its meanings, vii. 108. Heardlome : Heech, i. 75. Hen-Hussey r Whip-stitch : Wood-toter, i. 475. Hoast, v. 110. Hock : hog : hoga, vii. 494 ; viii. 13. Hocktide at Hexton, xii. 139, 253. Hogshead, its derivation, vii. 346. Holbeck, xii. 18. Holborn, ii. 457 ; v. 338. Holy Grail, x. 17. Homer and digamma, v. 253, 297. Hornsey Wood House : Harringay House, vii. 157, 274. Ho th= heath, xii. 351. Hove: Anglo-Saxon ghost-words, x. Ill, 271. Hubbub = disturb- ance, viii. 54. 2 majuscule, ii. 356. I.H.S., ii. 191. Hand : He, iii. 154, 432. Isabelline as a colour, ii. 375, 537. I sing-glass, early in- stances, x. 346. Jacobite verses, ii. 417. James V.'s poems, iv. 476. Kersey, xi. 85. Ketty land, ix. 416. Kidnapper, in The Spectator,' vii. 345. Kings (English), their names, i. 225. " Knights without noses," xi. 158. Lamb in place-names, iii. 149. Lamb- park : " one lampte," xii. 473. Latin pro- nunciation in England, vii. 170 ; ix. 131, 351. Latta surname, viii. 377. Lead = Language, iii. 197. Ledig : Leisure : Licere, iii. 336. L'Espec (Sir Walter), iii. 31. Letters, thjeir names, iii. 277. Licence : license, ii. 484. Lines to Dr. Murray, viii. 482. Liverpool : its etymology, xi. 261. Lonning, iv. 70. Love ales, iv. 35. Maidlow, v. 196. Man in the Moon in 1590, x. 518. Mareboake : viere. viii. 15. Marylebone : prepositions in place- names, xi. 201. Matross : topass, their mean- ing, vii. 411. " Meynes ' and " Rhines," i. 92, 251. Mint at Leeds, iv. 51. Mirage, vii. 453. Misicks, v. 218. Moon names, iv. 350. N, liquid, in English, xi. 105, 251. N pro- nounced nq, i. 291. Nait, vi. 424. ' Naked Boy and Coffin," iii. 213. " Nobile virtutis genus est patientia, iv. 417. Nore, iii. 427. Norman inscriptions in Yorkshire, iv. 16. North Pole, xii. 426. Northern and Southern pro- nunciation, ii. 317. Nouns and verbs differentia