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Aikin), iv. 47. Lamb jottings, vii. 232. Leigh and Lea, ii. 374. Londres, viii. 443. " Mad as a hatter," its meaning, vii. 251. Mallett family, i. 32. Master family, ii. 178. Mawdesley family, v. 248. Merry, prefix to place-names, i. 437. More (Sir Thomas), his ancestry, iii. 151. Morgan (Major-General George), iii. 308. Mouse, Jsaiah Ixvi. 17, vi. 178. Movable stocks, vii. 14. Nature myths, vii. 36. Novels with same name, i. 332. Octopus figured on pottery, vi. 392. Peat, its etymology, iv. 37, 76. Penreth, xi. 328, 471 ; xii. 76. Pepys's marriage, its supposed date, vi. 447. Picts and Scots, v. 420. Poem attributed to Milton, vi. 292; vii. 90; viii. 69. Poison in beer, vii. 105. Prince of Wales as Duke of Cornwall, v. 363. Proverbs xxx. 16-16, vi. 266. Remington & Co., publishers, iv. 47. Kent services, iv. 504. Rosmer, iv. 348. St. Alice, viii. 449. St. Margaret's Churchyard, slab in, ii. 254. Savage (Richard): Mrs. Bret, vi. 151. Saxon shore of Britain, v. 433. Seven stars, the, vi. 353. Shakespeare's ' Sonnets,' 1609, vi. 348. Skilly, vii. 217. Stationer, his early trade, i. 294. Stuart and Dereham, xi. 41 8. Thicknesse (Philip), ii. 454. Throgmorton (Francis), vii. 216. Tin trade, ancient, of Britain, v. 218. Traffic, origin of the term, vi. 155. Treasure citi es, iv. 164. Trisantona, iii. 4. Tyburn, manor of, vii. 491. Uphill zigzag, vi. 493. Wada and the "Guingelot," ii. 97. Walton, place-name, iii. 177. Warburton (John), his servant, iii. 97. Xeres, initial X in, ii. 422 Hall (B.) on Tennyson and Kingsley, xi. 57 Hall (Bishop), of Exeter and Norwich, x. 368 Hall (Chester Moor) and achromatic telescope, xi. 53 Hall (Dr. Fitzedward), his death, vii. 140 Hall (General Gage John), his biography, iii. 28 Hall (H.) on Carson family, xii. 377. Hempsheres, place-name, i. 327. Hollington Church, ii. 196. Popple, xi. 34. Snodgrass surname, x. 71. Yock- ynggale, its meaning, vii. 288 Hall (J.), his book, identification of, ix. 322 Hall (J.) on Sir James Audley and his four esquires, vii. 301. Cotton (Sir Thomas), ii. 189. Poland, English agents in, ii. 199. ' Sesame and Lilies,' iv. 461. Wright (Sir E.), Lord Mayor of London 1640-1, iv. 247 Hall (Dr. Marshall), his Christian name, vi. 67, 217,

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Hall (R.) on French poet, iii. 267 Hall (Dr. Spencer T.), author and typesetter, viii.

205, 269

Hall (William), printer, iii. 125 Hall family, xii. 149 Hallam (Arthur Henry), his publications, x. 427, 510 ;

xi. 295, 356

Hallam (Henry), "I sit on a rock," riddle attributed to, v. 332 ; his ' Introduction to the Literature of Europe,' xii. 102

Hallaton, Leicestershire, Easter Monday at, vii. 347 Hallen (A. W. C.) on ' Prodigal Son,' i. 195 Hallen (Rev. A. W. C.), his death, vi. 140, 178 Hallett (S.) on Arthurian puzzles, ii. 226 ; iii. Ill Halley (Dr. Edmond), bibliography, x. 361 ; notes on, xi. 85, 205, 366, 463, 496 ; xii. 125, 127, 185, 266,

Halley family of England, viii. 322 ; x. 27, 97, 207

Halliday (James), Commissary of Dumfries, i. 289

Halliday family, iii. 207

Hallingee, co. Chester, iii. 169

Halliwell MS. wanted, xii. 227

Hallowe'en in Minnesota, x, 506 ; torches and milk

at, xi. 109, 415 ; Welsh customs at, xii. 321 Halsh, use and meaning of the word, viii. 81, 255,

327, 411, 509, 529 ; ix. 74 Hambleden, Bucks, birthplace of seventh Earl of

Cardigan, ix. 86

Hambleton tribe, reference to, xii. 129, 198 Hambley family of Cornwall, their arms, ix. 189 Hamburg, its coloured cow, iii. 369 ; v. 466 ; etymon

of the place-name, xii. 268, 334 ; Bask book at, 285 Hamilton (Capt. Alexander), his biography, i. 286 Hamilton (Alexander), Oriental scholar, x. 248 Hamilton (Lady Anne) and ' Secret History of the

Court,' i. 208, 331

Hamilton (Archibald), his biography, iii. 187 Hamilton (Duchess of), portraits of Miss Gunning,

xi. 468 ; xii. 32, 297

Hamilton ( J. ) on Ash wood family, vii. 429 Hamilton (J. L.) on albino animals, ix. 307. Aquarium

cartoons, ix. 428. Hammer-ponds : freshwater

mussels and pearls, vii. 467 Hamilton (Malcolm), Archbishop of Oashel, i. 328 ;

ii. 72

Hamilton (Otho), two ensigns named, ii. 346 Hamilton (S. G.) on comic dialogue sermon, vii. 339.

Constantinople, xi. 213. 'Foreign Courts and

Foreign Homes, 'iii. 398. Gate, sign of inn, iv. 95.

Suppression of the Anglican Book of Common

Prayer, vi. 294. " The" Beurrrf," v. 57. "Three

Pound Twelve," iv. 292. " Weary Titan," iii. 377 Hamilton (Walter) on " Beetle and Wedge," ii. 506.

Flam, its meaning, ii. 213. Horse, epitaph on, ii.

325. Horse marine, ii. 35. ' More Hints on

Etiquette,' ii. 267. Parliament Street, old, ii. 401.

Warburton (John) and his servant, iii. 27 Hamilton (Walter), his death, iii. 140 Hamilton (William), of Liscrooney, his biography,

vii. 128

Hamilton (Sir William), his class motto, iii. 389 Hamilton (William Gerard), Wykehamist, ix. 109, 177 Hamilton family, v. 357

Hamish as a Christian name, i. 386, 437,; ii. 153 Hamlake=Helmsley, co. York, ii. 67, 118, 209, 254,

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Hamlet : Playing Hamlet, i. 14 ' Hamlet ' ameliorated, production of, vi. 369 Hamley (Edward), B.C.L., b. 1764, his biography,

vii 205

Hamley (George), his ' Captain Clutterbuck's Cham- pagne,' vii. 478

Hammer, silver, of the Cardinal Camerlengo, xii. 105 Hammer-ponds : freshwater mussels and pearls, vii.

467 Hammersley's Bank, Pall Mall, its history, i. 146

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Hammersmith, derivation of the name, xii. 5 Hammond, schoolfellow of Horace Walpole, vi. 368 Hammond, suggested Maid of Honour in 1714, viii.

525 Hamonet (A.) on double consonants, vi. 496