Notes and Queries, July 26, 1913. ELEVENTH SERIES.-VOL, VII. SUBJECT INDEX Anonymous Works:— Clara, book for children, 189 Eccentric Biography, c. 1800, 336, 455 Indian Pilgrim, c. 1850, 49 Letter H to his Little Brother Vowels, 93 Margiana, novel, c. 1809, 150, 233 Mirror for Short-hand Writers, 227 Old Man's Legacy, 228 Pax Vobis, 1685, 328, 433 Testament du Chevalier Walpole, 1767, 129 Villeroy; or, The Horrors of Zindorf Castle, 318 Antrobus family and Gray, 35 Ape in alchemist's laboratory, 110, 157, 211 " Apium," English equivalent, 55, 74, 135, 195 Archiepiscopal visitations of monastic bouses, 1250-93, 146 Armour (Robert) and Burns, 130 Arnold (Benedict), his burial-place, 49, 370 Arnold (Matthew), ' Rcquiescat ' and * The Scholar-Gipsy,' 349, 397, 478 Ascham (Roger), proposed emendation, 445,517 Ashford family, 29, 118 Assyrians and fish as a religious symbol, 310, 398 " Attainting royal blood," the legality of, 469 Auctioneer, first use of the hammer, 469 " Aughendols," or " oxendoles," from a. deed, 1698, 288 Austen (Jane), novels mentioned in her * North- anger Abbey,' 14, 97, 238, 315, 396; and Godmersham House, 116 ; and the Liverpool Museum and British Gallery, 170, 235; her ' Lady Susan,' 388 ; her ' Persuasion,' 445 Australia, press report of discovery of, 1771, 406, 478 Australian explorers, relic of, 107, 178 Aveburv (Lord), d. 1913, founder of the Bank Holiday, 466 Avignon, English graves at, 26 Axe and sandal tree compared to benevolent man, 69 B [For classified articles see Anonymous Works, Bibliography, Books recently published, Epigrams, Epitaphs, Folk - lore, Heraldry', Mottoes, Place • Names, Proverbs and* Phrases, Quotations, Shakespeariana, Songs and Ballads, Surnames, and Tavern Signs.] Abbey (R.), guardian of John Keats, 427 " Ac, the terminal in place-names, 74 Accum (Friedrich C), his marriage, 309 Acemannesceaster, origin of the name, 446 Acre, great picture of its siege, 227, 292 Actress, portraits of, in different roles, 227 Acts XXIX., the lost chapter, 470 Adam, mediaeval conceit on the name, 270, 333 Adam (C. F. F.), d. 1913, his father at Waterloo, 167 Adam (Walter), Westminster scholar, 70 Adam family of Fanno, 449 " Addressed," heraldic meaning of the word, 228, 294, 395 Adventurers in Holland, merchants, c. 1600, 108 Aeroplanes, first parade of, 1913, 440 .Slschylus on Homer, 387, 478 " Aina5," derivation of the word, 170, 251 Ainsworth (Harrison), Lord Macaulay on, 269 "Airlev Beacon," from Kingsley's poem, its locality, 349 " -al," noun-suffix, the use of, 267, 414 Alchemist's ape, meaning of, 110, 157, 211 Ale-taster, survival of the appointment, 467 Alexipharmics and niithridates, composition of, 189, 291 Almanacs, diminutive, English and foreign, 329, 375, 457 Almshouses near the Strand, c. 1820, 130, 236, 315, 417 Ambassador, British, in France, 1595, 367, 478, 497 ' Ambulator,' guide to the London district, 430 American War of Independence, Hessian con- tingent, forged letter, 364, 436, 475 Amersham, churchyard inscriptions, 464 " Ampersand," earliest use of the word, 247 Andre (Major J.), Genevese merchant, b. 1751, 469 Andrewes (Richard), c. 1500, his ancestry, 70, 135 Andrews (H. C), his ' The Heathery,' 288, 338 Andrews (T.), artist, c. 1820, 287 Anonymous World:— A Spur to a Celestial Race, 10 Ballad of the Revenge, 8 Black Monk; or, The Secrtt of the Grey Turret, 348 Baccarat, game, derivation of the word, 67, 133 Bactrian coin of Eukratides, 368 Bagshaw (Thomas), Oxford student, 1734, 50, 97, 157 Bagwell (C), Westminster School steward, 70 Bainbridge, Goring, and Gifford families, 09
