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xii. 114. Oxford Street, x. 436. Packet-boat, xi
519. 'Paddle your own Canoe,' vii. 54. "Pass
ing the time of day," iv. 72. " Paying through the
nose,"ii. 231. "Peace, retrenchment, and reform,"
vi. 397. Peaky-blinder, vii. 94. Peerless Pool,
iv. 197. "PertideAlbion,"vi.357. Petering, vii. 195.
Pickled rope, v. 15. "Pin and Bowl "as an inn
sign, vii. 133. Pineapple, v. 324; vi. 95. Pins
and pincushions, ix. 455. Pins in drinking
vessels, ix. 255- "Play the goat," viii. 510.
Poker virtue, v. 108. " Policy of pin-pricks," x. 518.
Popular myths, xi. 451. Potatoes, whisky, and
leprosy, xii. 77. Poultry, the, iv. 383. Pre-
Reformation practices in England, xi. 134. Pricket
candlesticks, x. 376. Primrose superstition, xii. 33.
Prince of Wales's Theatre, old, x. 176; xi. 193.
Printers, early, their designs, viii. 393. " Put a
spoke in the wheel," vii. 258. " Queen's Head and
Artichoke," viii. 102. Races of mankind, xi. 498.
"Raising the wind," x. 315. Raleigh, its pro-
nunciation, xii. 497. Regimental nicknames of the
British army, v. 438. Reliquary found at Anstey,
Herts, x. 397. Retarded germination of seeds,
xi. 52, 331. Rhodes (Cecil), his ancestors, ix. 468;
x. 294. Road waggons from Liverpool, xi. 376.
Rollick, xi. 177. Roman wash, v. 256. Royal
walks, ix. 378. St. Dials, xii. 113. St. Katherine's
Hospital, Regent's Park, xi. 34. St. Martin's
Parish, its extent, vi. 36. St. Mary Axe, xi. 110;
xii. 170, 351. St. Thomas's Day custom, vi. 96.
Sans Pareil Theatre, xi. 216. Savoir Vivre Club,
xi. 236. Seneschal, xi. 354. 'She Stoops to
Conquer,' xi. 394. Shoehorned, its meaning,
vii. 394; viii. 293. Shot-free, its meaning, vi. 312.
Signs, x. 292. "it bodkin," its meaning, vii. 376.
"Sixes and sevens," x. 55. Sixteenth-century
terms, vi. 394. Skulls, xi. 474. Smoking a cobbler,
viii. 148. Snakes' antipathy to horsehair, xi. 432.
"So long," vii. 233. Solent, xii. 394. Square cap,
xii. 231. "Stand the racket," v. 422. Steam
engine, its early history, v. 135. Stone pulpit,
ix. 356. Stoning the wren, ix. 234 ; x. 95. Suffolk
name for ladybird, vii. 396. Surizian, xi. 377;
xii. 116. "Tabby all over," xii. 312. Tampon
(Colin), ii. 28. Tavern signs: "The Bay Horse,"
vi. 315. Taverns, in Seven Dials and Soho,
viii. 94, 151; pictures of, 209; and coffee-houses,
345, 509. Tea as a decoction, vi. 178. Tib's Eve,
ix. 238. Tips, origin of, iv. 461. "To the bitter
end," vi. 453. Tortoiseshell ware, i. 14. Transvaal
Dutch, vii. 455. Trental=" month's mind," vi. 196.
Trousers, their introduction, ix. 489. Twopenny-
halfpenny dime, vi. 334. Tyre, its meaning, vi. 194.
"Ugly mug," iv. 402. Unicorns, vi. 193. Upright
burial, xii. 35. Vanity Fair, xi. 234. Verbs
formed out of proper names, vii. 182, 263,
493. Waik: wene: maike, xii. 110. Weeks's
Museum, ix. 212. Welter, xii. 74. Westminster
changes, x. 469. Wheel, broken on the, vi. 373.
"Whipping the cat," x. 455. "Wigs on the
green," iii. 492. Wind folk-lore, ix. 338. Wine a
rare article, x. 352. Witch, a kind of lamp, xi.
192. Worcestershire folk-lore, vi. 496. Worsham
(Sir John), xi. 95. "Ye gods and little fishes !"
x. 78
McN. (J. L.) on London apprentices, xi. 207
McNair family, xi. 88, 195
Macneill (Hector), 1746-1818, lyric poet, xi. 265
Macphail (E. M.) on Inde-baudias, iv. 485. In- scription on seal, ix. 329
McPike (E. F.) on John Wilkes Booth, xii. 25, 396. Dumont family, xi. 87. Halley (Dr. Edmond), x. 361 ; xi. 85, 205, 366, 463 ; xii. 125, 185,266, 464. Halley families, viii. 322; x. 27, 207. Lincoln (Abraham), xii. 226, 427. Peter the Great in England, xii. 127. Pike family, xi. 368 ; xii. 468. Roscommon and Pope, xii. 313. Simcoe (Lieut- Col. J. G.), xii. 46
M'Quillan (B. T.) on M'Quillans of Dunluce, x. 108
M'Quillans of Dunluce, x. 108
Macrae (D.) on Coronation title v. assumed title, xi. 69
McRae (J. F.) on the McRaes and the Seaforth Highlanders, v. 412
M'Raghnall or MacRannal family, xii. 329, 454
Macray (W. D.) on John Angier, xii. 197. Atter- bury (Bishop), iv. 137. Bedfordshire : Lord Lieutenancy, xi. 515. 'Birds of Cirencester,' ii. 249. Charles II. in West Dorset, x. 236. Duels in Waverley Novels, i. 330. Fifteenth-century religious verses, viii. 240. Filliol family, v. 386. Humpty-Dumpty, ii. 478. IngHs MSS. at Oxford, ix. 430. Macaulay's essays, viii. 431. Muggle- tonian writings, v. 485. ' N. & Q.,' Jubilee number, v. 197. Parish registers, viii. 312 ; ix. 337. PeaceXJohn), ' Apology for Cathedral Service,' v. 10. ' Pilgrim's Progress,' early French edition, vii. 312. River not flowing on the Sabbath, xii. 53. Sheriffs of Staffordshire, ix. 514. Sworn clerks in Chancery before 1765, ix. 512. Upcott (William), xii. 452. Wykes pedigree, xii. 56
Macready (W. C.), curious feature in his copy of 'Hamlet,'iv. 209
MacRitchie (D.) on short a v. Italian a, i. 430 ; ii. 394. " As fu's the Baltic," iv. 336. " Les Graces," game, v. 336
McTear (F. S.) on Hoyle's ' Whist,' vi. 403
McTear (J. S.) on "all fours," a Kentish game, ix.
32. Anyone : everyone, vii. 205 ; viii. 18.
"Babies in the eyes," ix. 516. Billion: trillion,
xi. 362. Birkie and Beggar-my -neighbour, i. 468.
Books on gaming, ii. 436. Deal, card term, vii. 6.
Iveagh, viii. 50. Jack=knave, ix. 145. Pam =
knave of clubs, x. 66. Rubber, ix. 345. Thackeray
and < Vanity Fair,' xi. 338. Tidal wave, ix. 465
Madan (Henry George), his death, ix. 20
Madan (J. R.) on ' Collectio Kegia Conciliorum,' iii.
206
Maddalena Doni, ii. 149 Madge (H.) on Gibbon's 'Roman Empire' and
Memoirs, xii. 129 Madge (S. J.) on Lincoln Episcopal Registers, xi. 61.
Upavon Priory and St. Wandregesil's rents, x. 483 Mading tub, its meaning, vi. 408, 515 Madoc ap Owen Gwynedd and the discovery of
America, i. 447; ii. 518 Madonna, black images of the, ii. 367, 397, 449, 475,
537; iii. 190, 376, 452 ; iv. 77, 135, 177, 315 Madras, the title of Governor-General, v. 107, 158, 320 Madras chaplains, 1731 and 1746, xi. 406
