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GENERAL INDEX.
Morris ( Hannah )= William Woollett, 1758, iv.
346, 437 Morris (Rev. Henry), d. 1653, his biography, vii.
287, 354, 415, 515 Morris (Mowbray), his ' A Voice from the Bush,'
iii. 48, 114, 214, 271, 490
Morris (W.) and Kelmscott Press type, iv. 345, 435 Morris dancers, pamphlet pn longevity of, vi. 106,
356 ; of Herefordshire, vii. 91 Morris family, viii. 68, 156 Morris- Jones (Thomas), d. 1769, his biography,
iii. 148, 218 Morrison (Brigadier- General J. W.), 89th Regt.
vii. 249 ' Morte d'Arthur,' enchanted troops of horse, xii.
281, 384 " Morrye-house," derivation of the word, vii. 67,
158/237
Mortars, monastic, vii. 368
Morten (W. V.) on Civil Service archives, i. 285 Mortimer (Roger) of Wigmore, c. 1335, chattels
of, x. 126 Mortimer's Market, Tottenham Court Road, 1781,
xi. 87, 287
Morton (G. W.) on Man in the Iron Mask drama- tized, iii. 267
Morton (Mrs. J.) on Silver = Marshall, i. 390 Mory (Henri) on dedication of Rostand's ' Cyrano,'
x. 116 Mory (N.) on English kings buried in France, i.
466 Moscow, its burning, and Count Tolstoi, i. 228, 274,
291 ; causes of the lire of, iii. 189, 464; iv. 74,
116, 152 Moseley (B. D.) on " All my eye and Betty Martin,"
iv. 255 Black man churchwarden, xi. 298
Clay pipes of gentility, viii. 257 Mechanics'
Institutes, xii. 104 Nottingham earthenware
tombstone, i. 255 ; ii. 72 ' Paysan Perverti,'
ii. 238 Toft of Leeke, co. Stafford, viii. 434
Whitened doorstep, vi. 472 Moseley (Dr. W. Willis), his successor, vi. 370 Moser and George Meredith, literary parallel, ii.
108
Moses, legend concerning the death of, xi. 272 Moses and Pharaoh's daughter, paintings of i
469 ; ii. 95, 152
Mosloy (T. J.) on Shakespearian^, iii. 303 Moss, actor, d. 1817, his Christian name, ix. 249,
298, 335 Moss (Rev. T.), d. 1808, Staffordshire poet, ix.
448, 492
Moss (W.) on botany, vi. 416
Moss-Blunclell (E. W.) on Moss, an actor, ix. 249 Mosse (Rev. B.), his curacy, c. 1779, viii. 248 Mosse (Rev. J.), of Great Hampden, 1750, viii. 248 Moss-troopers = Borderers, c. 1650, vi. 11 Mossuin (Miles), Westminster scholar, 1690, x. 469 Moth, cinnabar, and ragwort, vi. 348 Moth, tiger or Arctia caja, its habits, iii. 426 Mother and son, original of the story, iv. 9, 77 ' Mother and Three Camps,' military music with
three names, iv. 227, 337 Mother of free Parliaments, origin of the phrase i
227, 315, 375
Mother of tom-cats = the Seine, i. 325 " Mothering Sunday," the observance of, ix. 149
498 Mother's maiden name used as surname, iii 107
154, 218 Motor-cars and railways in 1838, ii. 284
Motorists as fairies, Brittany folk-lore, ii. 12fr
" Motte-castle " theory, Norman, v. 482 ; vi. 35-
Mottoes of Cambridge Colleges, record of , v. 209 ;
ofGreat Exhibition, 1851, iii. 10, 74; of
Robinson family, iv. 28 ; on a ring : Devinez
H. L. A. F. S., ix. 250
Mottoes :
Advance, Australia, v. 44, 353
Altera securitas, viii. 49
A majoribus mini, i. 309
Anchor fast anchor, vii. .428
Audaces fortuna jiavat, iv. 298
Audaciter, viii. 33
Audep quid audeo, vii. 429 ; viii. 408
Auspicio regis senatusque Anglian, vi. 49, 97
Be mindful, xii. 339, 408, 447
Betide, betide, whate'er betide, x. 505
Certamine summus, vi. 168, 296, 358
Communiter bona profundere deorum est,.
xii. 220
Cor ad cor loquitur, v. 129 Grains Aims Hay, v. 429 ; ix. 175 Crux nostra corona, iv. 213 Cymru am Byth (Wales for Ever), xi. 206 Deo juvante, vi. 144, 256 Deo non fortuna, v. 128, 193 Dieu sait tout, x. 88, 237 Dissociata locis, concordia pace ligavit.,.
ii. 410, 452, 493 En Dieu est ma foy, xi. 72 Fac similiter, vi. 182 Faithful and brave, iv. 276 Fama Fides Oculus, ii. 529 Fay ce que voudras, xii. 97 Fear God and be merry, viii. 395 Fortitude in distress, xi. 341 Ganion coheriga, i. 109, 432 Homini hora, ^Eternitas Deo, i. 290 Homo Bulla, xii. 85, 145, 210, 409 Honore et amore, v. 66, 177 In Deo spero, iii. 70, 138, 239 In fide cons tans, ix. 211 Indificienter, xi. 379
Intacta semper sangunie nostro, xi. 213 Justice sans pitie, ix. 205 Labore et perseverantia, viii, 387 La Cabra ha Tornado la Granada, iv. 290,,
338, 353, 437
Loci dulcedo nos attinet, ix. 225 Longo ordine gentes, iv. 406, 512 Madr er moldur auki, iv. 28 Nee aspera terrent, iv. 199 Non confundar, xii. 260, 311, 346 Non equo sed Deo, xii. 459 Non norunt ha3C monumenta mori, x. 4 Nondum in auge : Nondum metam, xii. 260 Palmam qui meruit ferat, xii. 233 Patience and perseverance, xi. 341 Pro pelle cutem, viii. 387, 453, 514 Prodesse quam conspici, viii. 44 Prudens que patiens, iv. 201 Qui mihi non credit, iv. 367 Quod honestum utile est, ix. 212 Remember, xi. 171 Sic vinesco, vii. 37
So doth the life of man decay, viii. 290-' So ho ho dea ne, x. 428 Souvent me souvient, iii. 361, 413 Static bene fida carinis, vi. 37 Sub tegmine fagi, iv. 150
