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GENERAL INDEX.

491 Mathematical periodicals, ii. 434 Mel- mont berries = juniper berries, ii. 118 Milton and Cheadle's journey across America, i. 513 Minster : vorger v. sacristan, ii. 274 ' Mon- sieur Tonson,' its author, ii. 356 Morganatic marriages, ii. 217 Moses and Pharoah's daughter, ii. 95 Mother's maiden name as children's surname, iii. 154 Municipal records printed, ii. 451 Napoleon print, iii. 197 Old Pretender, ii. 235 Parish formation, iii. 253 Peacock (Thomas Love), i. 435 ; his plays, ii. 112 Pitfield (Rev. Sebastian), his ghost, ii. 510 Port Henderson : Corrie Bhreach- nan, iv. 97 Quilt, its meanings, ii. 93 ' Ralph Roister Doister,' iii. 454 Rich (Jere- miah), ii. 356 Rousseau and Davenport, ii. 536 St. Hilda : St. John del Pyke, ii. 517 St. Pancras Church : engraving, i. 517 Scotch and Irish booksellers, ii. 170 Seven- teenth-century clergy, ii. 238 Shakespeare : " Montjoy et St. Dennis," ii. 13 ' Sir Edward Seaward's Narrative,' ii. 97 Smith (Father), the organ builder, ii. 317 Smiths of Pamdon, Hertfordshire, iii. 95' Songs of the Chace,' i. 412 South Carolina newspapers, v. 378 Spider's web and fever, ii. 194 Stae'l (Baron de) in Scotland, ii. 517 Swale (Mrs.), ii. 333 Tennyson's ' Flower in the crannied wall,' iii. 358 " Terse " claret, iii. 117- Thackeray (Thomas James), iii. 132 Three Heavens, iv. 158 Thundering dawn in Kipling and F. Thompson, ii. 113 Ulysses and Pulci, ii. 515 Victoria (Queen), her maternal great-grand- mother, iii. 471 ' Waterloo Banquet ' : key wanted, i. 515 Wesley (Samuel), ii. 436 ' White Hand and a Black Thumb,' iii. 338 Wilcock (Peter), i. 418 Wilkes (John), ii. 114 Woodvillc (Elizabeth) and the Kings of Cologne, iii. 18

S.-.I. (J. F.) on cuckoo in folk-lore, xii. 287

S r (H.) on " vitremyte," viii. 327

S r (W.) on author of quotation wanted, x. 490 ; xii. 34t"5 Beatson (General) and the Crimean War, vii. 57, 237 Died in his coffin, vii. 214 " Quite a few," xi. 58 Rogers (Samuel) and Disraeli, iii. 268

S rr (W.) 011 Beatson (General), ix. 455 Gueat Eastern : Albert Smith's song, ix. 55 ' Mirage of Life,' xi. 387" The thin red line," ix. 130

S t on Hozekiah and Timothy Swift, ii. 228

S t (H.) on authors wanted, 'vii. 369

S.T.P. 011 " Saraft," vi. 418 " Quo vadis ? " vii 497

SS, Collar of, and the motto " Souvent me sou- vient," iii. 301, 413, 453

Sabbath, Biblical, observed in Abyssinia, ix. 51,

Sabbath of the Jews, munition-making on, xii.

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Sabellicus, MSS., 1436-1506, whereabouts of, xi.

Sac: soke = manor, ii. 108, 157

Sacheverell (J.), Winchester scholar, 1577, viii.

405 Sachs (Hans), his ' Reformation Hymn,' v. 167

254

Sackbut, parody of Oxford official edict, iii. 35 Hackbuts represented in picture, 1687, xi. 414 Sackfykle (Sir John), Knt., temp. Edward VI., ix.

389, 434, 497

" Sacramentum," formula of the Roman soldier^

xi. 430 ; xii. 33 Sacrifice, child entombed in foundation of a

building, x. 288, 354 Sacrifice, propitiatory, to stem cattle disease, vii..

78 ' Sacrifice of Isaac,' Chester play, anachronism in,,

v. 46, 157

Sacristan v. verger, the names, ii. 130, 274, 314 Sadburv (John), Westminster scholar, 1676, x,

428 '

Saddler's sign, horse on column, xi. 29, 94 Sadi on Heworth, ii. 9 Royal shield of Scotland,.

ii. 129 Sadleir (T. U.) on Castle Strange, vii. 287 Crowle

family, viii. 489 Sadler (Hugh) on dreams and literature, xi. 32

Latin jingles, x. 436 Railway travelling,

early, xi. 410 " Sea-divinity," xi. 207

Under-spur-leather : understrapper, xii. 339,

506 Verulam, xii. 380 Safety-vent, use of the w r ord, i. 67 Saffron Walden, churchwardens' accounts, 1623-

1756, viii. 348, 433 ; change of name, ix. 87 r

177, 217, 295, 334. 414 ; x. 155 Saga, High Dutch, Beowulf in, xii. 133 Saillie, sailye, sally=a projection, outjutting

room, iii. 134 Sailors' custom of saluting the quarter-deck, xi.

8, 53

Sailors' R's, meaning of the term, ii. 527 ; iii. 57 Sailor s song, Daniel and the pirate, ii. 229 Sainsbury (Ethel B.) on cat queries, xii. 390 St. Agatha at Wimborne, ii. 29, 112 St. Agatha's Day and white rabbit, old custom,..

v. 349 St. Agnes, folk-lore of Keats's poem, v. 47, 112.

156, 275

St. Alban's, faith-healing at, vii. 170, 238 St. Alban's Abbey, architecture of, vii. 105, 198 ' St. Albans Ghost,' political squib, 1712, v. 187,

275 St. Alban the Martyr, Holborn, its jubilee, vii.

186

St. Alfonso Liguori, his casuistry, ix. 290 St. Andrew, colour connected with, xii. 49, 110.

205, 252, 289, 311 St. Andrews (Roger, Bishop of), and Ermengard,

Queen of Scotland, iv. 245

St. Angus, information relating to, x. 88, 174, 354 St. Ann, patroness of wells, viii. 347 St. Anne, churches dedicated to, changed to All

Saints, iii. 148 St. Anne, hymn to, in 15th century Psalter, vii..

326 St. Anne's Aldersgate, references to disturbances

c. 1660, i. 187, 251, 313 St. Armand, peak of Adirondack Mountains, the

name, ii. 367. 517

St. Asaph in list of names, c. 1313, viii. 130, 177 St. Austin's Gate, c. 1643, its locality, i. 408,

451 ; ii. 38

St. Barbara, patron of coal-miners, vi. 469 St. Barbe family of Romsey, i. 341 St. Bartholomew massacre, medal struck by the

Pope in commemoration, v. 390, 474 : vi. 52

xi. 168, 211 St. Bartholomew's Hospital, Oxford, holy well at_

xi. 230, 365 St. Bartholomew's Hospital and New College,

Oxford, ancient custom, x. 370, 435