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112. Circumflex accent, x. 493 ; xi. 51. Coburg,
x. 107. " Coin is the sinews of war," 366. Colin
Tampon, ii. 130. 'Colleen Bawn,' i. 434. Com-
mander-in-Chief, i. 374. Constantinople, xi. 68.
Corpse on shipboard, vi. 874. Cousin, its meanings,
ii. 211. Criticism, its curiosities, i. 125. Curchod
(Rosalie), i. 426. Date wanted, vii. 237, 293. Day,
seventh, i. 26. " Devil to pay," vi. 327. Dewark,
its meaning, i. 217. Dewsiers, its etymology, ii. 93.
"Die still-born," i. 285. Different: Than, i. 3.
Different than, x. 192. Drinkwater surname, ii.
166. End: "An end," v. 175. Enigma, i. 132.
Epitaphs, iii. 191. Erica, Christian name, ii. 57,
197. 'Fros' and 'Anteros,' viii. 231. Facito, vi.
131. " Famptdoo,"ii. 356. "Fegges after peace,"
ii. 430. "fflores Cortox," iii. 277. Frensham
cauldron, vi. 395. Friesic proverb, vi. 366.
" Getting up early," vi. 492. Gifts, Poisonous, iii.
366. Giraldo Cinthio, i. 273. "Go gaiters," vi.
513. Goal and gaol, vi. 220. "God speed you
and the beadle," ix. 111. Godfrey (Sir Edmund
Berry), iii. 96. Grissard, x. 352. Guillotine, its
history, ii. 510. Guillotine ditty, iii. 85. Hago,
its meaning, vii. 478. Helpmate or helpmeet, iii.
50. Heroina, x. 54. Hernsew, its etymology, i.
854 ; ii. 70. Hesmel, its meaning, i. 273. Heus-
karian rarity in the Bodleian Library, x. 97.
Rolling Day, iii. 173. Holy Rood of Lisle, vi. 232.
Honest epitapts, xi. 178. Hops, its introduction,
x. 430. "Ich dien," x. 373. "In native worth,"
ii. 477. Intentions, vi. 252. Intimidated thrones,
v. 401. Italian jingoism in 15P1, x. 84. Jack-in-
the-box, x. 254. Jeber's cooks, vii. 238. Keats
(John), quotation by, i. 832. King's-taper, x. 132.
Kit-Cat portraits, x. 281. Knevel, ix. 74. Knife
superstition, x. 509. " La fe endrycza al sobieran
ben." v. 268. Lamboys, early mention, vi. 876.
Landor (W. S.), hia marriage, iii. 125. Language
to conceal thought, vi. 477. Lanspisadoes, viii. 212.
Latin plurals, fictitious, xii. 345. Latitudes,
temperate, ii. 191. "Le Fitzgert," x. 34. "Le
Furmager," x. 218. Leghorn, vii. 110. Lesing.
xi. 114. " Licence to depart," x. 484. "Like one
o'clock,"- vi. 305. Littr<$ at fault, ii. 484. "Long
and short of it," i. 91. Loon-slatt, xi. 174. Loriot,
its derivation, vi. 233, 451. 'Lothair,' author's
errors in, vi. 475. " Lug the coif," vi. 196.
Lungete, viii. 432. Maelstrom, its spelling, ii.
451 ; iii. 58. Malt and hop substitutes, vii. 215.
Mascot, its meaning, i. 311. Max, slang for gin,
vi. 161, 475. Minas and Empecinados, x. 257.
" Money is a good servant," &c., ii. 447. Mons
Maranus, bishopric of, vii. 250. Morning "betuix
midday and nicht," ii. 153. Motto, "Prends-moi
tel quejesuis," i. 118. Munsie, its meaning, vii.
295. Neither, its syntax, i. 24. " Nez a la
Roxelane," i. 169. Nice, its meaning, ii. 36.
"Nobody's enemy but his own," i. 416. "Not
half, "x. 385. "Old Jamaica," vi. 354, 398. Or
San Michele, x. 441. Paschal: Pascua, ix. 496.
Pattens worn by women, i. 337. Perform'd, its
meaning, ii. 237. Petaror petard, x. 373. Porter's
lodge, i. 112. Possessive case in proper namea,
i. 270. Prisoners, branding, i. 413. Pronouns,
relative, iii. 127. Puddledock, its locality, ii. 416.
"Qui vive?" vii. 336. "Reason is because," i.
106. " Right Honourable," ii. 436. Rime on the
days of the month, earliest use, vi. 338. Rouen and
succedaneum, their origin, vii. 214, 316, 453.
" Round robin," x. 267. St, consonantal com-
bination, ii. 424 ; iii. 133. St. Epiphanius, x. 313.
Sardinia, ancient towers in, vi. 29. Sawe, ix. 75.
Scott (Sir Walter), medallion of, vi. 332. Seek or
seeke, its meaning, vi. 211, 416. Sexton's tomb-
sfone, xi. 63. Shakespeare (W.), 'Merchant of
Venice,' V. i., x. 56, 283 ; " This mother," xi. 328.
Signs, x. 292. Skilly, vii. 216. Slim, its use and
meaning, v. 236. Smithfield, its meaning, vi. 458.
Soot, its pronunciation, iii. 14. Sous, its derivation,
vi. 254. Steer of wood or bark, x. 275. Stron-
gullion, its meaning, i. 376. Sundial inscription, i.
127. Syntax of a preface, ii. 330. "T'esquinte
pas," iii. 152. "The mains more," vi. 315.
Through-stone, its etymology, i. 10. " Twopenny
half-penny dime," vi. 334. Tyburn, executions at,
ii. 164. Typulator, x. 516; xi. 72. "Under
weigh," vii. 89. Vautrollier, printer, v. 624.
" Verify references, " vi. 307. "Viridical, its mean-
ing, vi. 214. Wabbling, its derivation, vii. 272.
Wade (General), i. 209, 334. Wall (Col. J.), ii.
130. Warmiensem, diocese of, vi. 75. Warwick-
shire say ing, i. 177. Wearing the hat in the royal
presence, viii. 452. Weather folk-lore, v. 503.
Weigh, x. 302. Wharton (Philip, Duke of), i. 358.
" What has posterity done for us ! " x. 416.
Whiskers, v. 196. " Who sups with the devil," ii.
178, 295. Yeed or Yeedith, iii. 456.
Adams (Isabel), her interment in 1838, viii. 423
Adams (J. G.) on Deadman's Place burial-ground, v.
209. Isabel Adams, viii. 423. Adams (John), Clerk of the Royal Stables, monumental
inscription, i. 410 Adams (John), Londoner, temp. Charles II., xi. 248,
298
Adams (President J.), his biography, viii. 485 ; ix. 57 Adams (P. W. L.) on Adams china, viii. 444 Adams (.Sarah Flower)) and Mrs. Stowe, i. 363 Adams ( W. Davenport), his ' Dictionary of English
Literature,' xii. 342
Adams (W. E.) on disappearing Chartists, ix. 391. Knurr and spell, x. 398. Adams china, viii. 444. Adams's Jaffa Colony, circa, 1866, x. 326 Addams family of Beaulieu and Rotherhithe, ii. 225 ;
iii. 303 Adderly (George and Richard), their biographies, v.
228, 323 Addison (C. G.), his ' Damascus and Palmyra,' xii.
446, 494
Addison (Joseph), his ' Rosamond,' iii. 88, 192 ; and Tennyson, vi. 45 ; his comparison of a Freethinker and a fly, vi. 268, 412 ; passage in Jonson's life of, xii. 68
Addison (W. I.) on John Loudoun, i. 436 Addy (S. 0.) on argh, v. 346. "As mean as tongs," iv. 206. Bay = embankment, xi. 403. Boundary stones, iv. 476 ; v. 441. Buffet, a low footstool, vi. 327. Burglar, xi. 165. Carol, its meaning, vii. 407. " Chalk on the door," i. 408 ; ii. 38. "Church gift," transfer of land, by, viii. 134. Crowland, tenures of land in, viii. 177. Dannikins,
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