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 524 Notes and Queries, July 26,1913. SUBJECT INDEX. Books recently published:— Tragedies, Early English Classical, edited by J. W. Cunliffe, 79 Trecentale Bodleianum, a Memorial Volume, Public Funeral of Sir Thomas Bodley, 438 Upper Norwood Atbemeum Record, 1912, 439 Vane (Sir Harry), the Younger, Statesman and Mystic (1613-62), Life of, by J. Will- cock, 438 Varro (M. T.) on Farming, translated, &c, by LI. Storr-Best, 19 Walker's (T. A.) Admissions to Peterhouse, 1615-1911, 138 Walters's (H. B.) Church Bells of England, 169 Ward's (W.) The Oxford Movement, 459 Waterlow's (S.) Shelley, 459 Watson's (A.) Tennyson, 140 Webb's (8. and B.) English Local Govern- ment : the Story of the King's Highway, 318 Whitaker, The International, 1913, 18 Whitaker's Almanack, 1913, 18 Whitaker's Peerage, 1913, 18 Whitman's Print-Collector's Handbook, 19 Whitten's (W.) A Londoner's London, 378, 415, 420, 514 Who's Who, 1913, 19 Willcock's (J.) Life of Sir Harry Vane the Younger, 438 Writers and Artists' Year-Book, 1913, 19 Booksellers' Catalogues, 39, 80, 120, 159, 200, 240, 300, 340, 380, 420, 440, 479, 500, 519 Booksellers connected with Keats, 427 Botany, " crohil geal," lichen, 72, 231, 516 Bowen (G.), Westminster scholar, 70 Boy bishops of York Minster, 1416-85, 30, 78 Boys in petticoats, Irish superstition, 493 " Brach Merriman " in ' The Taming of the Shrew,' 205 Brasidas's mouse, allusion explained, 90, 137, 195 Brawne (Fanny) and Elizabeth Brawne, 510 Brav (Col. E. W.), C.B., b. 1787, his parentage, 229 Breholt (J. Davy), London merchant, d. 1741, 169, 235 Brett (Col. Henry), b. 1675, his parentage, 247 Brewer (Anthony), his comedy ' The Country Girl,' 1649, 50, 96 " Brexen journeys," meaning of the phrase, 389, 478 Bridger (B.), "Nonconformist minister," 1603, 230 Brisbane family of Barnhill, 8 Bristol, Priorv of St. James, its chartulary, 288 ' British Catalogue of Books,' 127, 196, 238, 256, 310 British Gallery, referred to by Jane Austen, 1811, 170, 236 British Isles, statues and memorials in, 64, 144, 175, 263, 320, 343, 442 Brittany (Arthur of), homage due to King of England, 308, 355, 412 Brodfield Down, Kilmore, place-name, 70 Brooke (Sir John), Lord Cobham, c. 1572-1660, 421 Broughton (John), pugilist, d. 1789, 424 Browne (Peter) in Copenhagen, 1823-52, 251 Bryant (William), his library sold, 1807, 209, 276 " Bucca-boo "= hobgoblin, etymologv of the word, 89, 155, 378, 437 Bukaty family, 268, 436 Bull (Richard), Westminster School steward,. 1776, 70, 170, 200, 256 Burbage (Richard I, and the Earl of Pembroke,. 326, 434; payment for performance, 366 " Burgee," derivation of the word, 65, 153 Burke (Edmund) on a competence for members of Parliament, 154 Burleigh (Lord of) and Sarah Hoggins, 61, 83, 143, 166, 204 Burns (R.), and Robert Armour, 1796, 130 ; his friend Thomson, 506 Burrell (Timothy), of Cuckneld, hfa diarv, 1680- 1720, 30, 138 Burton (John), " Dr. Slop," in Lancaster, 1745, 88 Burton (Robert), Dr. Johnson's copies of his 4 Anatomy of Melancholy,' 314 ; Fuller and Lipsius, 426 Button-makers, dates of firms, 369, 477, 497 Butts (Thomas), a friend of Blake, 1793, 428, 492 Byron (Lord) and the Hobhouse MS., 509 Cadney Church, Lincoln, notes on, 186 Caillau (M.), French Premier, 1911, 289, 377 Calais, tradition of the " last Governor of," 49, 115 Calendar of State Papers, Ireland, 1670-1705, 288 Calvert (Rev. J.), of Salehurst, 1728-31, 327 Cambhithe, Surrey place-name, 70 Cambrai, English prisoner of war at, 1813, 486 Cambridge, sixteenth-century quotation on, 128 ; Sanctus bell at St. John's College, 384 Campbell (Mungo), his dying message, 1769, 449 Campden House, Kensington, its entrances, 34. 53 Capello (Dominus Roger), of Staveley, 1485, 160, 238, 291 Capital letters, rhythmical rules about, 50 Card games: Primero, 1, 23, 41, 94, 177; Bac- carat, 67, 133 Cardigan MS., the whereabouts of, 9 Cardinal, pay attached to the position, 488 Cardinal, "celebrated," in Lytton's 'The Dis- owned,' 208 Cardinal points, derived senses of, 482 Carey (Miss Sheridan), her poem ' Dear Speckle- back,' 308, 354 Carisbrooke Castle, I.W., the water-wheel, 269, 354 Carleton (I.), artist (?), 1636, 148 Caroline (Queen), letter to her husband, 184 Carr (Ralph), Westminster School steward, 1795, 70, 133, 193 Car:' (W.), artist, 1792, 228, 274, 312 Carter (T.), Westminster School steward, 1794, 70, 133 Carter (W.), Bristol artist, 13, 03 Carthage, stone from, at Stepney, 109, 195, 276 Cartwright (Edmund), his biographv, 349, 435 Cary (Walter), author, r. 1583, 128, 253 Casanova (Francois), artist, b. 1727, 27 " Casere weold creacum " in ' Wiilsith,' 62 " Castle," Shakespeare's and Webster's use of the word, 165, 253, 394 Castle or Castel family, 290 Castle Strange, Middlesex, its situation, 1767, 287 Caulfield (Tobias), Westminster scholar, 1750, 309 Cave near Edinburgh, dolls buried in, 89, 158, 274 Cawsley (Martin1, of Cambridge, 1565, 488 _