NINTH SERIES.
227
Kich (Sir Nathaniel), d. 1636, his burial-place, v. 249
^xi. 351
Richard I., Prof. H. Graetz on, viii. 523
Richard II,, inscription on his tomb, iii. 309, 391
forsaken by his greyhound, xii. 468, 508 Richards (G. C.) on the Chewar, viii. 306 Richards (Sir James), his pedigree, x. 428 Richardson (E.) on Houghton family, xi. 407 Richardson (Mrs. E. M.) on Richardson family
ix. 368 Richardson (Samuel), date of his birth, viii. 163, 271
use of word "owl-light," xi. 349, 411, 452; his
1 Pamela,' xii. 141, 330 Richardson (Samuel) on "Restore the Heptarchy,'
ii. 135 Richardson (W. C.) on Irish Fearagurthok, v. 108
McNair family, xi. 88. Mead and obarni, iv. 32
Nitchies, xii. 227
Richardson ( W. H.) on Dublin parish registers, xi. 273 Richardson family, v. 149 ; ix. 368 Richelieu, his ecclesiastical rank, xi. 490 ; xii. 19,
174, 278 Richmond (Margaret, Countess of), her tomb, i. 31,
245, 390 ; her birthplace, ix. 82 Richmond Park and Lord S , ii. 148, 230 Richter, Ms 'Dream of Infinity,' vi. 106, 216 Rick ends, finials at, x. 507 ; xi. 53 Ricks = the scolding wife, iv. 185 Rick word (G.) on crafts and trades in fourteenth
century, iii. 18. London and Essex clergy, ii. 297.
Pre-Reformation practices, xi. 291 Riddle- book published in 1778, iv. 227 Riddles : "I sit on a rock," v. 332 ; vii. 328 ; " When
Adam first sate down on grass," viii. 490 ; " A
headless man had a letter to write," x. 20 ; of Pope
Leo XIII., xi. 48, 114, 415; xii. 337; "Before
creation nature willed," xi. 334 ; of the Sphinx, xii.
25. See also Charade and Enigmas. Rider (Richard), Madras chaplain in 1746, xi. 406 Rider = inserted leaf, ii. 167, 237 Riding in Prussia, v. 494 Riding the black ram, xii. 483 Riding the marches, its revival, i. 426 : origin of the
custom, viii. 265, 390
Ridley (W. D.) on pearls a cure for corns, ix. 158 Ridout and Wren families, i. 87, 153 Ridpath (George), his writing engine, ii. 129, 235, 432 Rienzi on university colleges of residence, i. 448 ;
iii. 337
Rifle club, Swiss, its institution and regulations, vi. 141 Rifle ranges, vi. 148
Rifled firearms, previous term, i. 146, 377 ; ii. 334 Rifling, early mention of, vi. 292, 434 ' Right," vulgar misuse of, vii. 49, 271, 396 "Right here," in old metrical romances, vii. 45 Right Honourable, as applied to a lady, ii. 307, 436 Righton (E. S.) on Latin ambiguities, iii. 272 Rile, its meaning, iii. 66
Rime for rhyme, i. 344, 404 ; iv. 20 ; xii. 491 Rime, Ten Commandments in, vi. 450 ; vii. 53 ;
Lord's Prayer in, vii. 53 Rimes : in books, iv. 249 ; for bellringers, iv. 305,
446; v. 93 ; "He y fc will fish for a Lancashire
Lad," vi. 105 ; on the days of the month, 250, 338;
agricultural, 410, 512; ladybird, vii. 95, 396; on
Edward VII., viii. 445, 532 ; in Moore and Camp-
bell, ix. 488 ; "The lion and the unicorn," x. 168 ;
historical, xi. 209, 330 ; xii. 33 ; county, xi. 266
Derbyshire, xii. 503
Rimes, nursery. See Nursery Rimes.
Rimes for book-borrowers. See Book-borrowers.
Rimes wanted : to " Thackeray," viii. 471 ; to "publish," ix. 408; to "Charley," x. 68
Riming epitaph in Cornwall, xi. 146, 216 ; xii. 51, 92, 172,216
Riming tables, hexameter and pentameter, xii. 367
Rimini (Francesca da), sixteenth -century MS. on, ix. 368
Ring, "camelian," iii. 75, 193, 276; of Queen Eliza- beth, vii. 368, 438 ; gold, found at Dorchester in 1736, viii. 183 ; magic, xi. 109, 211, 490
Ringdoves, their age, viii. 84
Ringers, their articles, i. 424 ; ii. 55 ; their rimes, iv. 305, 446 ; v. 93
Ringes=row, East Anglian word, iii. 449; iv. 12
Ring-out, Stock Exchange term, ii. 127, 230, 313, 377
Rings, portrait, ii. 346, 372; iii. 36; 1487, xi. 308, 376
Rinnel Church, inscription in, vii. 208, 315
Ripley family, co. York, i. 348
Risbye (Thomas), Winchester scholar, 1500, xi. 228
Rishton (Nicholas), Winchester scholar, 1402, xi. 228. 350
Rising Sun, early steamer, i. 187
Ristori (Madame), her theatrical repertory, iv. 167, 295, 337, 445
Ritter (Otto) on Burns and James Cririe, ix. 183. "Gentle shepherd, tell me where," xii. 377. Pseudo- Burnsian songs, ix. 327
Ritual, quotation from Gladstone, xi. 209, 295
River not flowing on the Sabbath, xi. 508 ; xii. 19, 52, 175
Rivers, their right and left banks, ii. 205, 251, 295. 350, 493
Rivett-Carnac (Col. J. H.) on black images of the Madonna, ii. 537. 'Carnac (Mrs.),' by Reynolds, ix. 415. Coronation Stone, rii. 309 ; viii. 63. Downing Street, vii. 92. English as a universal language, xi. 505. Folk-lore of child-birth, xii. 455. Genealogical trees, vii. 71. Healing stones, vii. 335. Heraldic, vii. 87. Horses with four white stockings, vii. 111. Hutten and Hiitter arms, i. 415. Incised circles on stones, vii. 491. Lizard folk-lore, vii. 224. Military dispatch, v. 434. Monolith with cup-markings in flyde Park, vii. 69, 195. Moon lore, vii. 27. National flag, xii. 372, 454. Noble, vii, 290. Numerals, xii. 387. Republican five-franc piece, iv. 49. Rifle ranges, vi. 148. Roman steelyard weights, vii. 317. Sibley (Miss), iii. 48. Superstitions relatings to animals in India, vii. 225. Vice- Admiral, office of, v. 252
Road waggons from Liverpool, xi. 88, 376, 433
Roads in England, vi. 288
Hobartes( Lady Aramintha), her marriage, ii. 9
Robbins (A. F.) on early actresses, v. 514. Agri- cultural descriptive rimes, vi. 512. American degrees, xi. 506. American theatrical company in England, first, viii. 285. Athenaeum Institute for authors, xi. 509. Barbers, female, ii. 476 ; vi. 10. Barrington (George), ii. 384. "BUI, the whole
