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GENERAL INDEX.
Society, vii. 32 Gee surname, iv. 158 Gil
Martin, i. 393 Goulands in Ben Jonson, iii.
136 Guf, its etymology, i. 314" Gulyas,"
vi. 416 Hair becoming suddenly white, i. 278
Halfacree surname, iv. 134 ; v. 77 ' Hamlet '
in 1585, iii. 416 Hocktide at Hexton : Rope
Monday, ii. 58 Hood (Robin), v. 296
Hunyadi Janos, iv. 270 Ingalls (Miss), vi. 376
Jacobi (Mary P.) : Mrs. Ellis, vi. 416 Jail
in heraldry, iii. 428 ' Jane Shore ' : ' The
Canadian Girl,' ii. 238 Jones and Blunkett,
v. 258 Kempesfeld, Hampstead, ii. 14 " La
Grenadiere," vi. 388 Language and physiog-
nomy, i. 33 Lawrance, vi. 431 " Lienin,"
xii. 446 " Literary Gossip," ii. 15 Logan,
Laughan, v. 516 " Love me, love my dog,"
iii. 114 Lunatics and private lunatic asylums,
iv. 499 Lush and Lushington surnames, iv.
118 Manzoni : " Promessi Sposi," iv. 539
Mendiant, French dessert, ii. 435 Mesopo-
tamia " blessed word," ii. 253 Military execu-
tions, iv. 458 Milton on plagiarism, iii. 191 ;
on the palm, i. 135 " Morrye-house," vii. 237
" Mother and Three Camps " : " Points of
War," iv. 337 Nelson : " Musle," iv. 476
" Nevermass," vi. 397 " Nib " separate per-
point, iv. 54 " Nose of wax," v. 7 No twin
ever famous, vii. 54 Onions planted with roses,
vii. 516 Penge as a place-name, v. 97
' Pilgrim's Progress,' second edition ; sup-
pressed passage, 1678, iv. 25, 239 Place de la
Concorde, i. 89 Polack (Elizabeth) : Elizabeth
Helme, v. 337 Pot oo os, English race-horse,
v. 29 Prime Serjeant, v. 297 " Privet " :
its etymology, iv. 46 ' Ralph Roister Doister,'
iii. 496 St. Hugh and " the Holy nut," iv. 298
" Sambowd," v. 99 Seals of Thomas, First
Marquis of Dorset, vii. 18 Selden's ' Table
Talk ' : " force," iv. 495 Shakespeare's epi-
taph : " page," iii. 304 Shakespeariana, i.
324; ii. 162, 163, 422; iii. 304; iv. 425 Shark :
its derivation, vii. 191 Smollett's ' History of
England,' ii. 393 Smouch, term for a Jew, ii.
375 Snails as food, ii. 315 South African
slang, ii. 372 " Subway," iv. 487- Surmaster,
ii. 426 Swift at Havisham, i. 295 Swetare :
Syvekar, vi. 96 Tammany and England, ii.
338 Tenement-house, ii. 495 " Terrapin " :
a proposed etymology, iv. 106, 318 " Terra
susanna," iii. 236 Thackeray (William Make-
peace), iv. 178 -Thirteenth, 'iv. 272 ' Tit for
Tat,' American novel, iii. 70 Trussel family,
vi. 32 Unicorn on royal arms, iii. 297
Urban V.'s family name, iv. 317 -" Walm " as
a street-name, iv. 517 Watson family at Miln-
horn and Blacklaw, iii. 135 Yon, its use by
Scotsmen, i. 498 Zinfandel : American wines,
vii. 88
Hill (Capt. Richard) and the siege of Derry, x. 129
Hill (Rev. Rowland), autograph letters, ii. 327, 373
Hill (Thomas) and the Devereux family, c. 1600, ix. 268
Hillelson (S.) on Austrian Catholic mission in the Sudan, viii. 216
Hillier (G. J.) on coaching in the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries, vi. 389
Hillman (E. Haviland) on Authors wanted, ix. 357 Berners (Anne), vii. 368 Brisbane (Sir Thomas Makdougall), iii. 407 Brisbane (Walter), v. 168 Brisbane family, iii. 487 ;
iv. 49 Brisbane of Barnhill, vii. 8 Churchill
(Lieut. -Gen era! Charles), d. 1745, v. 210
Counties of South Carolina, xi. 290 Garden
(Alexander), v. 432 Gibraltar, inscriptions at,
ii. 425 Greatorex (Roger), paper manufac-
turer, iii. 7 Haviland (John), printer, ii. 407
Haviland (Thomas Heath), Canadian statesman,
vi. 388 Havilland (Christopher) and his
ancestry, viii. 384 Hillman family, ii. 227,
377 Jeff ray (Margaret Anne), iv. 470
Longevity, treatises on, vi. 394 Muchmore
family, vii. 488 Napier (John) of Merchiston,
inventor of logarithms, iv. 89 Napoleon and
the Bellerophon, xi. 339 Prior (Matthew), his
birthplace, iii. 47 ; Major Daniel Gotherson,
iv. 447 St. John (James) of South Carolina,
iv. 268 Salvin (Rev. H.), x. 129 Shipton-
under-Wychwood, Oxfordshire, xii. 380
Skottowe (Thomas) : Craven County, xi. 31
" Vicugna " and ' The Encyclopaedia Britan-
nica,' v. 48 Willett family in America, xi.
401 ; xii. 199 ; of Gloucestershire, xii. 182
Wright (Nicholas) of Oyster Bay, L.I., v. 310
Hillman family in Ireland and England, ii. 227,
377
Hilson (J. Lindsay) on Ayre (Justice), i. 121 Ballantyne's (James) Kelso press, iii. 435 Curfew bell, vii. 17 Edinburgh, yesterdays in old, x. 381 ; xii. 474 Proclamation of the sovereign in Scotland, i. 441 Signs of old country inns, iv. 226
Hiltbrand (Michael) : " Ecclesia Militans," i. 156 Hilton (C. F.) on Hare family, iv. 389 Hinchcliff (T.), Etonian, 1760, x. 410 Hinchman (J. B.) on Halsall, viii. 147 Hinde (Mildred) on Prince Bishop of Basle, ii. 68 Hindenburg monument, driving nails into, xii.
198, 399, 448 Hindle (John), d. 1796, his graduation Mus.Bac.,
iv. 528
Hindu reference to ways of being lost, ix. 29 Hingeston (Robert), c. 1420, his pedigree, i. 409 Hippoclides on Burke quotation, vi. 468 ' Convict Ship,' iv. 468 Isola family, ii. 525 Johnson's(Dr.) boots, i. 184 Kentish memorials, two : Dickens and Charles I., vii. 305 Latin hymn by St. Bernard of Clairvaux, ii. 428 London bricklayer. vi. 187 ' Nicholas Nickleby ' : " Popylorum tibi," iii. 313 " Nut " : modern slang, viii. 175 Owls called cherubims, iii. 118 Rose in Fitzgerald's Omar, ix. 509 Tennysoniana, ii. 341 Toads and poison, vi. 87
Hippocrates, wording of his oath, ii. 310, 371, 391 Hipwell (Daniel) on Act against profane swearing, iv. 386 Alabaster (William), iv. 513 Aspin- shaw, Leather Lane, Holborn, iv. 399 Aylmer's ' History of Ireland,' 1650, iv. 327 Barker (Edward), Cursitor Baron of the Ex- chequer, v. 446 Bassnett (Christopher), Non- conformist minister, iv. 345 Beamish, xi. 92 Blake (Henry), v. 168, 358 Borrows (William), M.A., xii. 35 Brady (John), v. 187 Gibber's (Colley) marriage, iv. 366 Clancarty (Eliza- beth, Dowager Countess of), v. 366 Clarke (Rev. Thomas) of Chesham Bois, iv. 98 Cobbett (William), xi. 489 College fellowship sold in 1591, iv. 227 Corbett (Charles), book- seller, iv. 197, 374 " Domicellus," vii. 310 Field (Matthew), vi. 477 " Fr." in marriage registers ; St. James's, Duke's Place, Aldgate,
