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Murphy family, Ireland, the descent of, x. 409 ;
xi. 305
Murray (E. C. Grenville), his pseudonyms, vi. 38
Murray (Francis E.) on Locker's ' London Lyrics ': the Cosmopolitan Club, xii. 482
Murray (Miss H. M. E.) on Billyng's ' Five Wounds of Christ,' i. 267 ; " Earth goeth upon earth," 48
Murray (Sir J. A. H.) on " Bay " and " tray," i x . 67" Billion," " trillion," &c. ix. 228 Hanoverian regiment, iii. 327 " In touch with," vii. 188 Bailie-papier, ii. 307 Boar of guns and the glare of fire : Waterloo, viii. 310 St. Lawrence's Tears, i. 447 Storm in a teacup, ii. 86 Tally, its derivation, i. 87 Tarnish, used by Bacon, i. 209 Tatting, early use, i. 426 Teart, its meaning, i. 466 Teest, ii. 187 Tenderling : ' Babe Christabel,' ii. 267 Tenedish, ii. 286 Tenement-house, ii. 447 Tenth or tent ii. 47 Terrace, iii. 207 " Terse " claret, iii. 7 " Tertium quid," iii. 67 " Tertius gaudens," iii. 327 " Tewke " " tuke," a kind of cloth, iii. 87 " Theatregoer," iv. 127 Thermometer, iv. 87 Thirteenth, iii. 167" Thon " : " thonder," iv. 327" Thorps- man," iv. 327 Tilleul, ii. 47 Title-deed(s), vi. 88 Toady, vi. 88 Token-money, vi. 248 " Tom, Dick and Harry," vi. 268 " Tool- making," vii. 188 Top-compounds, vii. 68 " Topping of the land," vii. 68 " Torthwydie," vii. 188 " To tool the reins," vi. 487 " Touch," vii. 188 " Town-planning," vii. 447 " Tradesman," viii. 68 " Tram-car," viii. 426 " Tramp," viii. 426 " Transcendental," viii. 307 " Transept," viii. 287 " Trans- literation," viii. 268 " Trapezist," ix. 107 " Traps," viii. 347 " Trash nail," ix. 107 " Traverse the cart," ix. 7 " Tree-ball," ix. 67 " Trenchmore, -moor," ix. 107 " Triforium," ix. 228" Trod " : " trode," past tense of " tread," ix. 27 " Tune the old cow died of," xi. 248
Murray (J. H.) on phantom parliament, xii. 306 " Speak to me, Lord Byron," x. 31, 95 " Statio bene fida carinis," vi. 37 Stevens, x. 137
Murray (John) I. as an author, 1772, iii. 247
Murray (John), publisher of medical books, 1804, i. 106
Murray (John), the House of, centenary of removal to Albemarle Street, vi. 286
Murray (John) on Barabbas a publisher, ii. 92 Charades by Col. Fitzpatrick, iii. 307 Croker (John Wilson), vii. 316 Hudson (T.), portrait painter, ix. 174 Louvain and M alines : old painted glass, x. 318 Missing words wanted, v. 476 " Tarts," x. 498 Verdant Green in 1744, i. 87
Murray (John) and Casanova at Venice, v. 207, 315, 376
Murray (Major-General John), d. c. 1815, his representatives, viii. 169
Murray (Sir John), 1720, his biography, ii. 28, 76
' Musarum Deliciae,' published 1656, viii. 509 ; ix. 37
Muscovy Company, c. 1600, the history of, x. 29
" Musette," dance advertised, 1726, vi. 306
" Museum " sermon, custom at Buckland Newton. Dorsetshire, viii. 429
Museums : catalogue of M. de Calonne's, v. 349 ; Bullock's, Piccadilly, its situation, v. 410,
514 ; vi. 92, 158 ; Communion plate in, vii..
225
Museums of London antiquities, iii. 401, 483 ;. iv. 34
Musgrave (G.) Westminster School steward, 1772,., vii. 349
Musgrave family, vii. 169, 235
Music : church, the organ- voluntary, 1640, xi.. 294 ; Irish marching tunes, x. 447 ; Latin lines on, vii. 406 ; " Scots Music," R. Ferguson on r iv. 35 ; Writers on, list of their works, ii. 87
Music and rhythm in prose, iv. 426
Music of the future, use of the phrase, i. 249 r 294
Musical Congresses, list of, ix. 10, 211
Musical dictionaries from 1786, iii. 342
Musical envelope, published by Fores, ii. 508 ;.; iii. 37
Musical folk-lore, Bohemian, ii. 485 ; iii. 37
Musical notation, astronomic signs in, ix. 191
' Musica Proibita,' song, vi. 430, 496
Musician, epitaphs on, iv. 524 ; v. 109, 356
Musicians, minstrels, and players, 1641, x. 346
Musicians, Royal Society of, Dickens's speech at a festival, of, ix. 85
Musicus on Handel's ' Harmonious Blacksmith,*" x. 295
Muskerry (Mary, Viscountess), d. 1698, i. 34
" Musle," " Life in a musle," meaning of the word,- iv. 307, 351, 373, 414, 476 ; v. 76
" Mutale," Scott's use of the word, vii. 145, 258,. 352
Mutation of throstles, explanation of the phe- nomenon, i. 70, 116
Mutschmann (H.) on " ac " as terminal, vii. 74 Author of quotation wanted, ix. 348 " Die in beauty," iii. 112 German spelling, ii. 455 Gore of Weimar, vi. 512 ; viii.' 215 Heart- burial, ix. 375 Jameson (Mrs. Anna), 1794- 1860, vi. 329" Schicksal und eigene Schuld," iv. 13 " Sex horas somno," vii. 136
Myddelton : Dref : Plas, their signification, i. 329; ii. 131
Myddelton (T. C.) on children with same Christian- name, i. 113; Easter twice in one year, i. 376;. Myddelton : " Dref : " " Plas," i. 329
Myddelton (W. M.) on Fulsby, Lincolnshire, v. 316 ; George Griffith, Bishop of St. Asaph,. v. 78 ; Dr. Peter du Moulin and North Wales,, vii. 12 ; Sisters of Bennet Langton, xii. 466
" Myende," " meend," " meand," in place-names,, vii. 363, 432
Myers (A. Cook) on William Perm's letters, ii. 7 ; iii. 387
Mylbourne (Robert), London bookseller, 1629, xi. "377
Myless, Essex, its locality, vii. 450, 512 ; viii. 71
Mymms (Harry H.) on commemoration of St.- Chad, xi. 399
Mynne (Francis), Westminster scholar, c. 1625. x.. 469 ; xi. 156
Mynott (A.) on authors of quotations wanted, iv... 309 Henry Downes Miles, v. 133 Spanish* motto, iv. 290 United Service Club, v. 91
Myra : Waller : Godfrey, ii. 446
" Myriorama," description of the apparatus, xi.. 361, 441, 497
Mystery plays, burlesques of, viii. 427 ; ix. 34
" Mystical," Milton's use of the word, v. 503
Mysticus (Nicolaus) and Cosmas Atticus, v. 408 c vi. 34, 97
