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SUBJECT INDEX.

Notes and Queries, July 26, 1913.

Quotations :

Up from the south at the break of day, 8 Vice may give pleasure, Virtue may give pain,

475 What horrid silence doth assail my ear ? 251,

354 What (mutale ?) devil 's taen the whigs, 145,

258, 352 When Thou ascended to Thy God and ours>

48, 138 Who lives in suit of armour pent, 50

Railway travelling, early methods of, 109, 193,

271, 313, 354

" Raising feast," building custom, 488 1 Raising the Wind,' comedy, 1816, 50, 96 Raleigh (J.) of Rawleystown, Ireland, 367 Ramsay (Col. J.)> Westminster School steward,

1799, 349

" Rape," tobacco rape, origin of the word, 410

' Rape of the Table,' satirical poem, 1811, 329

Hast ell family of Coventry, 125

Ravens at the Tower, 384


 * Reader ' and Dr. Johnson's ' Dictionary,' 468

Reaston (F. Bushell), Westminster School steward,

1800, 349

Records of the City Livery Companies, 101, 403, 505

Red hand of Ulster, right or left, 189, 275, 334, 373, 434

Redding (Cyrus), editor, c. 1820, 49

Regicides, forged ' Speeches and Prayers,' 301, 341, 383, 442, 502

Regimental sobriquet, 1807, 37

Regiments : " Delhi Rebels," " Threes about," 64th, 109, 197

Register of sermons, Welland, 1809-28, 104, 295 ; Registers, parish : of Surrey, earlier than 1813, 10 ; curious entry in, 1599, 36 ; printed, near Stamford, 148 ; the name Cope before 1700, 288

Religious rites of ancient England. and Ireland, and India, 346

Repetition of passages by authors, 148, 216

" Reveille," etymology of the word, 30

" Reverend Doctor," use of the title, 389

Richard II., portrait of, presented to Queen Eliza- beth, 6, 57

Richardson, auctioneer, c. 1850, 50

Richardson (D. L.), author, 49

Richardson (S.), first edition of 'Clarissa Har- lowe,' 250

Richardson family of Munster, 347

Richardson family of Smalley, Derby, 287

Riddell (Robert), antiquary, d. 1794, 510

Rimers, Christmas, in Ulster, 81, 173, 256,311,394

Rimes : " Firstly the Equinox, then the Full Moon," 187 ; " One white foot buy him," 215, 295

Ring, magic, origin of its story, 430

Riot of tailors at the Haymarket Theatre, 1805, 464

Rite, Roman, in England before the Reformation, 269, 317

Robinson (Crabb) on Hazlitt, 485

Robinson (Rear- Admiral M.), d. 1799, his an- cestry, 229

Roche and Van Ness families, 149

Rochebouet (General de), French Premier, 1877, 289, 377

" Rochers," chateau of Madame de SeVigne, 128 Rochford (Earls of), their family, 107, 178 Rocket Troop, Royal Horse Artillery, at Leipsic,

94

Rodney (Admiral) saved from drowning, 485 Rogers (T.) of St. Giles-in-the-Fields, d. 1752, 428 Roman rite in England before the Reformation,

269, 317 Rome : Jewish sarcophagi in Lateran Museum,

429 ; water-stealing device, 508 Romney (G.), his head of Rembrandt, and por- trait of Bryan, 250, 333 ; his marriage licence,

1756, 507 Ronalds (A.), his ' Fly-Fisher's Entomology,'

1836, 328, 416

Roses and onions planted together, 232, 357, 516 Rota Club, mentioned in Scott's ' Woodstock,'

425, 493 Royal East London Volunteers, history of, 288,

372 Royal George, the sinking of, 36, 77, 113, 158,

195, 276, 297, 353, 515 Royal visits, relics of, preserved, 288 Royalty, the sanctity of. 249, 335, 493 Kughcombe, Wilts, its locality, 327 Ruiven (Nicolaas van) of Haarlem, murdered

1492, 285

Rules, " twelve good rules," 509 " Rummage," use of the word c, 1307, 484 Ruskin ( J.), references in his works, 209, 276

" S," long, date of disappearance, 14, 255

S, the " four S's," the meaning of, 469

Sacrifice, propitiatory, to stem cattle disease, 78

St. Albans, faith-healing at, 170, 238

St. Alban's Abbey, architecture of, 105, 198

St. Alban the Martyr, Holborn, its jubilee, 186

St. Anne, hymn to, in 15th-century Psalter, 326

St. Bridget's Bower, hill in Kent, 150, 231

St. Dunstan's, Stepney, stone from Carthage, 109,

195, 276 St. George's, Hanover Square, marriage licence,

1810, 428

St. George's plays, modern, photographs of, 150 St. James's, E.C., wills of 18th century, 370 St. James's, Piccadilly, churchyard inscriptions,

185, 224, 303, 324

St. James's, Priory, Bristol, chartulary of, 288 St. John's College, Cambridge, Sanctus bell at,

384

St. John the Baptist in art, 410, 452 St. Katharine's-by-the-Tower, bibliography of,

201, 260, 310, 376

St. Loe of Somerset, pedigree of, 207 St. Marsault (Green de) and siege of La Fere,

c. 1595, 367, 478, 497 St. Mary's, Amersham, churchyard inscriptions,

464

St. Mary Ottery, documents relating to, 127 St. Mary's, Scarborough, attached to a monastic

order, 348, 396

St. Michael's Rectory House, Cornhill, 247 Saint Sunday, references to, 1528-32, 108, 197 Salehurst, Sussex : history of the parish, 8 ;

incumbents of, 1728-48, 327

Salkerstone (Mrs. Rebekah) of London, d. 1758, 89 Salmon (Mrs.), her waxworks, c. 1805, 346, 458 Salt-mines first worked in England, 330, 395 Sampler, meaning of words on, 9, 72 ; and the

Fytche family. 150