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Maxwell (T.) on Lady Elizabeth Percy, x. 69 Maxwell (W. H.) on "Out of print," v. 343 May (Anne), her parentage, i. 88, 176, 251 May (Ethel), character in 'The Daisy Chain,' xi. 411 May (M. G.) on lament for Chaucer, vii. 167 May cats, superstition concerning, x. 9, 77 May Day, and peacocks' feathers, iii. 484 ; and May butter in 1490, vii. 345 ; in Lancashire and York- shire, 1660-80, xi. 345 May meetings, Jewish, ix. 346

Mayall (A.) on "A mad world, my masters," ix. 317. "A reel in a bottle," iv. 232. Abacus, viii. 413. Acland of Chittlehampton, ix. 31. Adjec- tives, ii. 224. Alewives, viii. 250. Alien priories, iv. 274. " Almost quite " : " Verbatim as possible," viii. 482. Alright^all right, viii. 312. American slang, viii. 111. Angels and their representation, ii. 16. Arms of European countries, viii. 248. " As warm as a bat," viii. 142. Atte, its meaning, vii. 474. Augustus, Prince of Prussia, iv. 463^ Avice, its pronunciation, iii. 248. B.D., Bachelor of Divinity, vi. 394. Bandy -legged = knock -kneed, vii. 124. Bench mark, ii. 413. Biblical quotations, iv. 314 ; v. 484. Black armlet as a sign of mourning, ix. 171. Blackstrap, its origin, vii. 33. Blankets, vii. 156. " Bob-baw ! " ii. 354. Bolten, its meaning, viii. 307. Bones, their age, iv. 72. Bookbinding question, i. 152. Book-borrowers, ii. 376. Books and bookmen, their future, v. 295. Borough, oldest in England, ix. 237. Bounder, its derivation, iii. 14. Bumble (Mr.) in literature, i. 278. Burial of Sir John Moore, iv. 336. " Buried, a stranger," i. 375. Carnafor, its meaning, i. 271. "Ce canaille de D ," iv. 524. Cecil, its pronunciation, ii. 238. Chaucer, doubtful passage in, vii. 190. Chodowiecky, iv. 297. Christ (Jesus), portraits of, i. 234. Christmas tup, ii. 511. Churches washed away by the sea, iv. 426. Clock and watch figures, viii. 514. Cluny and Clunie, vii. 408. Cluzzom, its meaning, vii. 70. Com- mando, viii. 402. ' ' Common or garden," iv. 155. Coost, its meaning, vii. 518. Co-ruff, viii. 45. Corroboree, xi. 69. Crest and motto, viii. 169. Crouch family of Wiltshire, viii. 372. Cultivation, viii. 230. Dedication by author to himself, v. 237. Developement, ii. 497. Dickensiana : phrase of Mrs. Gamp, ix. 14. Dictionary, grammatical, wanted, viii. 321. Docklow, viii. 488. Dog and the gamekeeper, vii. 194. Dominican Order, v. 346. Dresden Amen, vii. 171. "Dressed up to the nines," i. 57. Duels, viii. 491. Dutchman, his smoking, i. 224. Eardly, its etymology, ii. 516. Easter magiant.vii. 35. Edition, its meaning, ii. 378. Endorsement : dorso-ventrality, ix. 64. English detenus of war in France, viii. 532. English rimes to foreign words, Hi. 287. Events, great, from little causes, i. 355! Fadge, ix. 7. Fefnicute, Lancashire word, ii. 412. Feggy, its meaning, ii. 430. Fir-cone in heraldry, i. 207. Fireplace inscription, i. 273. Flaming beryl, iv. 428. Flittings, ix. 239. Floyd v. Lloyd, viii. 329. France, North-East, genealogies of, i. 114. Friar's Crag, Derwentwater, vii. 196. Frightful (Lady Bab), ii. 253. Gallimaufry, its etymology, vi. 494. Gazehound : greyhound, viii. 260.

" Gifts then seem most precious," iv. 54. Giraflfine, ix. 465. " Go gaiters," vi. 513. Green Crise or Cryse, viii. 511. " Grin through," its meaning, viii. 310. Grolier bindings, v. 18. Grundy (Rev. George Docker), viii. 501. Guardhound, ix. 244. Gwyneth, ix. 319. Halsh, viii. 81, 327; ix. 74. Hare proverb, ii. 11. Heaf, vii. 93. Hereditary odour, iv. 151. Herrick : silver-pence, ix. 178. "Hill me up," iii. 435. Hogarth's ' Sigismunda,' v. 74. Hoity-toity, i. 135. Hordon family, iv. 427. Howth Castle, i. 54 ; ii. 417. Huguenot, its derivation, viii. 308. Hullabaloo, ii. 395. Hunt (Leigh), viii. 130; ix. 34. "Hutching about," its meaning, vii. 272. Iccle=icicle, v. 453. " In the swim," vii. 137. Jinnet : Jinted, vi. 456. Judg- ment, iv. 404. Kindlily, the word, v. 286. Knevel, ix. 9. Knifeboard of omnibus, viii. 507. Lanspisadoes, viii. 212. Larksilver, v. 483. Lem- priere statement, vi. 208. Lever (Sir A.), his " Holophusikon," ii. 250. " Life's work well done," vii. 406. Lippo Lippi: Filippo Lippi, vi. 448. Litany, supplications in, iii. 188. Lonk sheep, iv. 386. " Looks wise, the pretty fool," viii. 308. Loon, its meaning, iv. 425. Lurid, its meaning, iv. 28. " Mading tub," vi. 515. Madonna, black images of the, ii. 449. Maheu de Redman, iv. 288. Manurance, its meaning, vii. 274 ; viii. 351. Manx words, viii. 152. Margery, vii. 38. " Mary's Chappel," vii. 275. Minutes and seconds, iii. 16. Mischief-Night, ix. 114. " Misegun beans," iv. 462. Monastic orders, ii. 475. Motto, " Habent sua sidera teges," ii. 355. Motto for door of house, ix. 56. Motto for laundry porch, vii. 176. Mouchard, police spy, viii. 467. Myall-wood, v. 396. N. & Q.' in fiction, vii. 155. Names, laws concerning, ii. 212. Nang nails: nubbocks, viii. 431. Napoleon : Marbeuf, iv. 255. Napoleon's horse, Marengo, viii. 271. National nicknames, iv. 90. Needle pedlars, viii. 229. Newcastle (Staffs) families, viii. 431. Newcombe of Leir, iv. 258. Nice, its meaning, ii. 36. Nimmet, its meaning, v. 362. Nobility, viii. 253. Novels with same names, i. 332. Off for of, iv. 171. " Old Clustrum," iv. 77. P as Roman numeral, iv. 406. Palm wine, iv. 548. Palmer: to palmer, vii. 52. Pastille-burner, v. 4. Paulie, its meaning, vii. 257. " Penny in the forehead," viii. 189. Pews annexed to houses, vii. 518. Phidias's friend, vii. 268. Pilekoc, its meaning, vi. 334. Pocket- handkerchief, fateful, v. 295. Posca, Roman, i. 518. Postage stamps, old, ii. 478. Questing beast, vii. 234. Quick = Italian iron, x. 85. Quotations, viii. 113. Racing, viii. 150, 347. Reynolds's ' Mrs. Pelham,' i. 13. " Right Honour- able/' ii. 436. Ring-out, Stock Exchange term, ii. 230, 377. Rivers, their banks, ii. 251, 350, 493. Roos and Cromwell families, iv. 293. Rouen and succedaneum, vii. 215. Royal borough, viii. 131. Royal standard, vii. 176. St. Erth, iv. 442. Sarten, viii. 410. Sawney, its meaning, viii. 170. Scarlet in hunting field, iv. 137. Scott (Sir Walter), his Scottish dialect, iv. 330; "on the viretot," viii. 130. Shakespeare and God's name, ii. 498. Shares in merchant ships, v. 321. Shin- nanickuT: hannicrochemens, ix. 165. Skilly, its