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fashion in, ix. 228, 352, 435 ; x. 251, 337 ; xi. 156,
217 ; its vicissitudes, x 446 ; xi. 314, 356
Languages, study of foreign, i. 261
Languedoc badge, viii 284
Lang worth (Thomas), his biography, iv. 188
Laniere (Nicholas), first Master of the King's Musick, viii. 342, 387
Lanspisadoe= under corporal, viii. 105, 212, 246
Lant Street, Borough, and Dickens, i. 223
Lanted : to leint ale, its meaning, vi. 367, 411, 493 ; vii. 75, 157
Lanyon (John Jenkinson), his genealogy, iii. 469
lardose: R credos, v. 455; vi. 36
Larkin (0.) on " Babies in the eyes," x. 299 ; " Odour of sanctity," x. 298. " Only too thankful," x. 171
Larks Field, origin of the name, viii. 264, 372, 453
Larks singing in August, i. 65, 155
Larksilver, payment of, v. 376, 483 ; vi. 133
Larpent (F.) on Sargent family, vii. 329
Larpent (F. de H.) on George Mackenzie, third Earl of Cromartie, ix. 293. Pennington (Sir Isaac), viii. 263. Went, viii. 431
' Lasca,' American poem, vii. 109
Lasham (F.) on Ash, place-name, xii. 291. Lasham family, xii. 288
Lasham family, xii. 288
Lasseter (William), clockmaker, of Arundel, c. 1770, ix. 68
Lasswade for Leswalt, Wigton, i. 45
' Last Judgment,' picture attributed to Raphael, vii. 408
Lata, its etymology, v. 455 ; vi. 12
Late, use of the word, ix. 86
Late-wake and lyke-wake, iii. 3
Latham (E.) on accuracy in quotation, xi. 161, 223. Author of quotation, xii. 54. Avary, xii. 453. 'Banter,' xi. 207. "Betwixt the devil and the deep sea," xii. 272. Chaucerian quotation, xi. 309. " Cherchez la femme," xi. 76. Circumflex accent, x. 494. "Coin is the sinews of war," x. 307. Dive, to, xi. 514. Dog which followed the Due d'Enghien, xii. 28. " Embarras des richesses," x. 367, 475 ; xi. 355. " English take their pleasures sadly," xii. 32, 372, 509. " First catch your hare," xii. 518. French phrase, xi. 255. French quota- tion, xii. 138. Gautier's ' Voyage en Italic,' xii. 192. Genius, its definition, xi. 373. Good Friday in 1602, xii. 117. Hood (Robin), xi. 258. "I'll try and find a link to bind," x. 473. " Le bon temps ou nous dtions si malheureux," x. 497. " Le grand peut-etre," xi. 112. ' Les Psaumes de Bze,' xi. 131. Longfellow's 'Wreck of the Hesperus, xii. 215. Mischief, poems on, xi. 389. " Mother of free Parliaments," xi. 357. National Anthem, x. 492. Panier, xii. 352. " Policy of pin-pricks," x. 372, 518 ; xii. 15, 295. "Pour oil on troubled waters," xii. 512. "Praise is the best diet," x. 392. Premier Prudent, xii. 212. Quotations, xi 296. References wanted, x. 110. Rookwood and his ride. xi. 9. Sermon in proverbs, xi. 462 "Sleep the sleep of the just," xi. 475 ; xii. 131 'Stanley,' a novel, xi. 288. Surizian, xi. 377. " That immortal lie," xi. 391. Tongue-pricks, xii 175. "Tout lasse, tout casse, tout passe," x. 314 " Travailler pour le Roi de Prusse," xi. 392 ; xii
111, 370. Verifying references and quotations, x,
356, 457. Villon, xi. 293. "What has posterity
done for us ? " x. 472 Latimer ( J. ) on Elizabethan players, xi. 444. " Robert
D.G. Pristinensis Episcopus," x. 88 Latimer family, xii. 305 Latin, conversation in, x. 407, 452; xi. 13, 177;
cigar in modern, x. 465 ; its study and teaching,
xi. 424 ; its diminutives, xi. 484 Latin, Low, its use in classical period, ii. 108, 156, 495 Latin ambiguities, i. 269 ; ii. 14 ; iii. 272 Latin entry in register of St. Patrick's Church, Soho,
xii. 206
Latin legend, x. 347 Latin lines and verses, vii. 12, 192 ; viii. 405 ; ix.
447; x. 16, 218 Latin lines quoted by Scott in 'The Monastery,' vi.
410, 474 Latin mottoes, iii. 249 : vi. 8 ; vii. 12, 312, 432 ;
" Scientia fiducia plenus provocare," vii. 368, 478 ;
viii. 270
Latin plurals, fictitious, xii. 345, 518 Latin pronunciation, vii. 146, 351, 449 Latin quip, xii. 385, 478 Latin quotations, iv. 327 Latin riddle of Leo XIII., xii. 337 Latin sentence misspelt, ix. 289, 372" Latitudes, temperate, their eccentricities, ii. 104, 191 Laton chartulary, vi. 48
Lattermint, meaning of the word, vii. 207, 373 Laud (Archbishop) and John Hales of Eton, iv. 106 Lauder family, iii. 347, 475 Lauderdale (James, Earl of), on the Government of
India, vi. 210, 295 Lauderdale family, ix. 247
Laughter and St. Christopher, vii. 247, 356, 434 Laughton (John), librarian of Cambridge 1686-1712,
his portrait, ix. 227 Laughton (J. K.) on Jehan Bytharne, viii. 324.
Canny : chevaux, their meaning, vii. 488. Close,
officer of the Victory, x. 336. Developement, ii.
497. Drawing-knife, ix. 86. Droits de 1'Homme,
viii. 44. Isle of Dogs, ix. 165. Names of novels
sought, xi. 449. Nelson's house at Merton, v. 296.
Nelson relic, vii. 407. Postage stamps, old, ii. 425.
Schetky (John Christian), vi. 27. Shannon and
the Chesapeake, v. 435. "Such spotless honour,"
xi. 87. Swain, painting by, xi. 428. " We '11 go to
sea no more," xi. 428
Launcells Church, near Bude, anagram in, viii, 521 Launceston Coronation rejoicings, x. 3 Laundry porch, motto for, vii. 68, 176, 215 Laurence ( J. B.) on " Stream of tendency," ix. 68 Laurence family, ix. 290, 517 ' Lauriers de Nassau,' small folio, 1612, viii. 464 ; ix.
157, 193, 297 Lauzun Hotel, or Hotel Pimodan, Paris, its history,
xii. 6
Lavedan (Henry), his ' Les Inconsolables,'ix. 148, 233 Lavinia, origin of the name, iii. 148, 273 ; iv. 74, 153 Lavington estate in Sussex, viii. 16, 234 Lavington (Joseph), d. 1709, rector of Newton-Long-
ville, Bucks, vii. 506
Lavra of Petchersk, catacombs of the, x. 484 Law (E.) misprints in his ' Kensington Palace,' vii. 86
