Chapter 4

Saffron bag, 217. 345. Salut and Crozier, legend of, 287. 429. 468. Sale of gems, drawings, and curiosities, 390. Salingen, a sword cutler, 135. Sansom (J.) on Jewish music, 88. ---- on Lammas Day, 88. ---- on living dog better than a dead lion, 62. ---- on a passage in Lucian, 89. ---- on Lux Fiat, 89. ---- on Poeta Angelicus, 288. ---- on power of prophecy, 196. ---- on rainbow, 89. ---- on scalping, 78. Scott's Waverley, 308. Scotus on Beatrix Lady Talbot, 478. ---- on Elizabeth and Isabel, 159. ---- on Handfasting, 342. ---- on Lady Morgan and Curry, 30. Scriptures, Roman Catholic translations, 229. 319. S.(E.) on specimens of Erida in bloom, 120. Sejanus, P. Mathieu's Life of, 215. Seleucus on Cromwell's estate, Magor, 127. 141. ---- on Folk-Lore of Wales, 388. ---- on "Hook or by crook," 78. ---- on Long Lonkin, 168. Senex on punishment of death by burning, 165. ---- on riots of London, 278. 447. Sepulchre, watching the, 270. Servants, on hiring, 89. 157. Servetus and Calvin, 152. 187. Sexes, theur separation during Divine service, 91. Singer (S.W.) on Antonio Malatesti's dedication to Milton, 146. ---- on "The Bar of Michael Angelo," 166. ---- on eisell and wormwood wine, 315. ---- Joachin, the French ambassador, 230. ---- on May marriages, 52. ---- on more borrowed thoughts, 82. ---- on Shakespeare's use of the words "captious" and "intenible," 354. ---- on Shakespeare's use of the word "delighted," 201. S.(J.A.), Pope Felix, 42. S.(J.D.) on armorial bearings, 479. "Skeleton in every house," 231. S.L., translation of the Philoboblion, 153. S.(M.N.) on Chaucer's monument, 490. Snake charming, 514. Sneek-up or snick-up, 13. Songs, old, 257. ---- of the fourteenth century, English and Norman, 385. Spa Fields, or London Spa, 404. "Speak the tongue that Shakspeare spoke," author of? 125. 219. Speke family, 479. {541} Spiders, 165. Spider and the Fly, 245. Spiders a cure for ague, 259. S.(R.) on Dr. Euseby Cleaver, 450. S.(R., jun.) on the origin of dragons, 517. S.(R.J.) on when does East end? 43. SS, collars of, 134. 394. 415. S.S. on collar of SS., 394. ---- on marganitic marriages, 351. ---- on vineyards, 446. S.S.S., on earwig, 28. ---- on etymology of Totnes, 237. ---- lines attributed to Lord Palmerston, 30. ---- on the New Temple, 339. ---- on Totnes church, 452. ---- Wellington, Wyrwast, and Cokam, 26. S.(T.) on exhumation of a body ominous to the family, 4. ---- on Folk Lore, 36. Statistics, 1. Statue of French king, epigrams on, 89. St. Crolx (II, de) borrowed thoughts, 101. Steele's burial place, 375. 411. 430. Stephens (George) Cupid and Psyche, 429. ---- on legend of a saint, 429. Stevens (George), portrait of, 476. Straw necklaces, 512. St. Savious, Canterbury, church of, 478. St. Thomas of Lancaster, 182. 269. Stukeley, medal of, 40. 78. S.(W.) on Gray's Elegy, 501. Swans hatched during thunder, 544. ----, the singing of, 475. ----, swearing by, 399. 451. S.(W.G.) on Bacon family, 450. ---- on derivation of Penny, 78. Swords worn in public, 130. 218.

T.

T. on Bacon's Advancement in Learning, 466. ---- on origin of the word "culprit," 475. ---- Sir T. Phillippe's manuscripts, 460. --- on MSS. of Bishop Ridley, 66. ---- on Lady Sling-by, 74. T.(A.) on Filthy Gingram, 467. Talbot (Beatrix Lady), 478. Tartary and America, 405. Tasso, translated by Fairfax, 359. 360. 377. Tax, parish registers, 40. 60. Taylor's (Jeremy) Life of Christ, 5. ---- Doctor Dubitantium, 323. ---- Holy Dying, 5. ---- Sermons, 5. Tempest, on a passage in the, 359. 337. 429. 489. Temple, the New, 105. 123. 182. Ten children at a birth, 458. Terra Martin on cabalistic authors, 468. {542}

V.

Vault interments, 21. Vavasour of Haslewood, 326. V.(E.) on Arminian nunnery, 445. ---- on Carueate of land, 9. ---- on Herstinonceux Castle, 477. ---- on Martello towers, 9. Venables (E.) on Becket's mother, 364. ---- on smoke money, 345. Ventriloquism, 88. 121. 234. 479. Veritas on Rollin's Ancient History, and History of the Arts and Sciences, 492. Version (meaning of), 522. Viator on burning bush of Sinai, 491. ---- on the crocodile, 491. ---- on specimens of Foreign English, 444. ---- on St. Thomas's Day, 510. ---- on True Blue, 494. ---- on the umbrella, 491. Vivares (engravings by), after Claude, 72. V.(M.) on Bastille, MS. records of, 309. Volusemus, or Wilson? (Thomas,) 311. Vondel's Lucifer, 507. V.(R.) on pilgrims' road to Canterbury, 316. ---- on swearing by swans, 392.

W.

W. on Arabic numerals, 470. ---- on cavell, 4. ---- on curfew, 312. ---- on London dissenting ministers--Rev. Thomas Taller, 267. ---- on wraxen, 366. (W.I.) on havock, 270. ---- on translations of Juvenal, 145. Walcott (Mackenzie), on crozier and pastoral staff, 313. ---- on Irish Brigade, 452. ---- on Judas' bell, Judas' candle, 298. ---- on Scala Coeli, 285. ---- on MS. History of Winchester School, 463. ---- on vineyards, 446. Walrold family, 131. 206. 281. Waltheof's executions, 167. 221. Warton, Anthony, 56. Warton's (Duke of) Poetical Works, 464. Warts (charms for), 19. 36. 68. 150. 181. 226. 430. Wasps, 165. Wat the Hare, 349. Watching the sepulchre, 270. Water-marks of writing-paper, 310. 347. Way (Albert) on etymological queries, 169. ---- on Master J. Shorne, 450. W.(B.) on carucate of land, 75. ---- on collar of SS., 393. ---- on "news," "noise," 137. ---- on Red Sindon, 495. W.(C.B.) on Byron's birthplace, 410. Wdn. on York Building Company, 278. Wedsecnarf on swords, 110. ---- on Folk-lore rhymes, 259. ---- on Countess of Desmond, 317. ---- on mice as a medicine, 510. Weights for weighing coins, 326. 522. "Welcome the coming, speed the parting guest." 134. 188. Welle, Robert de, 71. Wellington, 26. Welsh Folk Lore. 388. ---- language, 136. 189. Welsh money, 231. 346. Wens, 36. W.(E.N.) on meaning of "race" in ship-building, 72. ---- on California, 132. ---- on Feltham's works, 133. ---- on London Bridge is broken down, 338. ---- on Sir John Perrot, 217. ---- whence comes "Welcome the coming, speed the parting guest?" 134. ---- Winstanley's Loyal Martyrology, 95. West, or stye in the eve, 37. ---- burial towards, 408. ---- (James), President of Royal Society, 382. Westminster Abbey, Sir Harry Englefield's fabric accounts, 167. Westminster wedding, 480. W.(E.S.S.) on punishment of death by burning, 6. 51. W.(F.) on Bishop Berkeley's successful experiments, 217. W.(G.) on Cardinal Erskine, 406. W.(H.) on Dulcarnon, 78. ---- on Fizgig, 238. ---- on Robert de Welle, 71. Whales, 307. Whetstone of Reproof, its authorship, 231. W.(H.H.) on Dr. Bowring's translations, 219. Whichcote (Dr.), 33. Whipping by women, 463. "Whistling wife," 226. White (A. Holt) on black doll at old store shops, 511. ---- (Rev. Joseph Blanco), 47. Whitsuntide, etymology at, 129. Whole Duty of Man, author of, 292. Widow of the Wood, 468. Wife on trial, 151. Wilkinson (Henry) on aërostation, 251. ---- on Armenian language, 189. ---- on mildew in books, 173. ---- on Zündnadel gulls, 343. ---- (T.T.) on geometry in Lancashire, 60. ---- on sirloin, 332. Williams (Abp.), his persecutor R.K., 21. William III., satirical poems on, 275. William of Wykeham, 89. 110. 188. Winchester School, MS. history of, 463. Window, the low, 55. 111. Winstanley's Loyal Martyrology, error in, 95. Wise men of Gotham, 476. 520. Witchcraft, a test of, 404. Wither (George) mistake about, 293. ---- the poet, a printer, 390. Witton (J.C.), coins of Constantius II., 42. ---- on guineas, 238. ---- on Welsh money, 231. ---- replies to numismatic queries, 42. Wives, custom of selling, 217. ---- of ecclesiastics, 451. Wizard, Michael Scott, 189. W.(J.) on umbrellas, 25. W.(J.K.R.) on Trianon, 13. 62. ---- on Steele's burial place, 414. W.(J.L.) on a MS. Book of Prayers belonging to Queen Catherine Parr, 167. W.(J.M.) On "One holy catholic and apostolic church." 217. W.(J.R.) on Sir Oliver Chamberlaine, 327. W.(J.S.) on ale draper.--Eugele Aram, 360. ---- on fool or a physician, &c., 316. ---- on Milton's "Penseroso," 345. ---- on Ringelbergius, 376. ---- on passage in Vida, 317. W.(M.) on blackguard, 268. ---- on combs buried with the dead, 269. ---- on "Dat veniam corvis," 405. W.(M.) on paper hangings, 268. ---- on parallel passages, 263. Wn. on Cosas De España, 39. W.(O.) on portraits of Stevens, Cotton, and Bunyan, 476. Wolsey (Cardinal), traditional story concerning, 390. Woman, the first one formed from a rib, 213. 261. Wood-carving in Snow Hill, 134. 220. Wood, the Widow of the, 406. Worcester, Scotch prisoners at, 297. 350. Words, small, 377. Wordsworth (Wm.), 145. Worm of Lambton, 27. Wormwood wine, 286. 345. ---- and eisell, 315. Wraxen (meaning of). 267. 366. Wreford (J. Reyneil, D.D.) on the remains of James II., 427. Wrustum or Wursum, its etymology, 158. 170. W.(S.), on Dutch language, 188. ---- on William of Wykehann, 188. W.(T.) on Bible and key, 5. ---- on Ergh, Er, or Argh, 22. ---- on popular rhyme, 356. ---- on unknown portrait, 217. W.(T.T.) on divination at marriages, 117. ---- on "Trash," or "Skriker," 53. ---- on cure for warts, 68. W.(W.) on Billingsgate, 135. ---- on Pope and Bishop Burgess, 310. Wylgeforte (St.), 381. Wyrwast, 26.

X.

X.(A.R.) on Robertson of Muirtown, 253. X. on author of "Speak the tongue that Shakspeare spoke," 135.

Y.

Y. on Echo Song, 499. Y. (E.H.) on wife of Edward the Outlaw, 279. Yeowell (J.) on Old St. Pancras Church, 496. ---- on the oratories of the nonjurors, 354. Y. (J.) on Nicholas Ferrar and the Arminan Nunnery of Little Gidding, 444. ---- on sitting during the Lessons, 397. York Building Company, 278. ---- Cathedral, Carter's drawings of, 40. Yorke (Charles), verses attributed to, 7. Yorkshire dales, guide to, 154. 220. ---- ballads, 478. "Yote," or "yeot," derivation of, 89. 220. Y.(S.H.) on Viscount Castlecomer, 376. ---- on Judge Cradock, 376. ---- on descent of Edward IV., 375. ---- on Shakspeare and George Herbert, 373. Y.(T.) on the word "after," in Rubric, 424.

Z.

Z. on coronet, 297. Zündnadel guns, 247. 343. Z.(X.) on butchers' blue dress, 485. ---- high spirits a sign of calamity, 150. ---- on passage in Love's Labour Lost, 490. ---- on "To save one's bacon," 499. Z.(X.Y.) on early influence of Christianity, 267. Z.(Z.A.), tobacco in the East, 41.

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