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GENERAL INDEX.
Clarke (George), Etonian, 1755, x. 108
Clarke (H. Wray) on Jeremy Taylor's descen-
dants, ii. 471
Clarke (Dr. Hyde), his Milton researches, ii. 427 Clarke (J.), schoolmaster, Hull, d. 1734, ix. 118 Clarke (J. A.) on book on Laurel House, Lowton,
xii. 321 Clarke (James) and " Six Clerks' Office," v. 188,
337 Clarke (John), schoolmaster of Hull, d. 1734, vii.
444; ix. 118 Clarke (Mary Anne) and Casanova, c. 1798, viii.
421
Clarke (Matthew), the elder, minister, v. 350 Clarke (Capt. B.), Royal Beg. Artillery, d. 1793, xi.
131
Clarke (Major B. S.), on Clerk, co. Tipperary, ix. 110; Clerk (Jacobus), iii. 69; Moore (Sir John), and the Gordon Highlanders, ii. 390; regi- mental sobriquets : Britannia Begiment, iv. 515 Clarke (Skinner Dyke), Westminster scholar, 1811,
ix. 409 Clarke (Bev. T.), Bector of Chesham Bois,
memorial tablet, ii. 129, 352 ; iv. 98 Clarke (Thomas and Christian), their marriage
licence, c. 1719, xii. 47
Clarke (Bev. W.), of Salehurst, 1743-8, vii. 327 Clarkson (George), Westminster scholar, 1808, ii.
170 Clarkson (William), Westminster scholar, 1772, ii.
170 Classical times, fresh-water fishing in, iii. 249, 350,
393, 453
Classicly, use of the word, ii. 449 Classics, notes by Gibbon on, ii. 188 Classicus on Public School Begisters, i. 272 Clausson (Bernard) on military : coloured print
wanted, ix. 56 ; Shilleto, ix. 136 Clavel (John), 1603-42, poet, his birthplace, x. 329 Clavering (Lady), d. 1854, her biography, i. 148
231
Clavering (Col. H. Mordaunt), b. 1766, v. 28, 98 Clavering (B.), Westminster scholar, 1777, v. 28
98
Claxby, Lincolnshire, epitaph in church, v. 184
Clay (Ann) -William Cobbett, 1791, xi. 489
Clay (George B.), Westminster scholar, ix. 409
Clay (W. H.) on authors of quotations wanted, i
72 ; Shakespeariana, i. 323 ; Solly collection
of pictures, i. 107
Clay (William), Westminster scholar, ix. 409 Clay (William), merchant, his identity, xii. 159 Claymore, the right to wear the, xi. 392 Claypans, house of Knights Hospitallers, Kent, iv
87
Clay pipes used in 1858, viii. 190, 256 Clayton (H. B.) on "All my eye and Betty Martin,' iv. 294 Anastatic printing, xii. 403 Army bandmasters and the officers' mess, iv. 247 Bibles with curious readings, iv. 217, 259 315 Books and engravings, ii. 54 Boy (Army) bandmaster, v. 228 Brazil, i. 355 Brown (Sir T.) on Olybius's lamp, i. 290 Celtic legend of the "Crucifixion, iv. 106 " Cork fever," vii. 450 Dickens : " Shalla balah," iii. 231 Dictionary of Mythology, ii 255 Dillon on Disraeli, iv. 498 Doyle (B.), W. Newman, and ' Punch,' ii. 402 English as spoken in Dublin, ix. 14 ' Fudge in Ireland, viii. 376 Fussell (Joseph), vi. 145, 314 George I. statues, ii. 51 Gibbons (Grinling
and Bogers, iv. 299 Gilbert (Sir John) as
illustrator, iv. 521 Herming (A. &.), first
4 Punch ' artist, iv. 341 History of EnglancB
with riming verses, iv. 278 Hough ton Hall
pictures : their sale in 1779, iv. 385 King-
" over the water," v. 6 Knibereh (F.), iv. 33T
Lunatics and private lunatic aslums, iv,
251 " Make a long arm," iv. 118 Mayhew
(Henry) centenary, y. 145, 317, 433 ; vi. 71
MOSCOW, burning of, iv. 74 Nelson : " Musele,""
iv. 351, 476 Portland cement : its inventor, i.
378 Saint-Just, iv. 137 Scots Guards and the-
King's health, iv. 165 Skill (F. J.), an un-
appreciated artist, iv. 203 Telegraphy, earliest,,
iii. 191' Tomahawk ' : Matt Morgan, vii. 413,.
515 Topographical deeds, i. 154 " Tumble-
Down Dick," iv. 153 "W" pronounced' like-
"V," iv. 326 Wait charms, iv. 446 Welling-
ton's (Duke of), stone coffin, v. 326
lay ton (J. B.) on Mary Wollstonecraft : ' Appeal
to the Men of England,' v. 389
layton (K. E.) on Cley-next-the-Sea Church r
" Woodwose," ii. 388
layton (B.), Westminster scholar, 1664, x. 115 Clayton (Bobert), Westminster scholar, ix. 430, 475
layton (Sarah) = B. Toft of Leeke, viii. 366, 434 " Cleansing week," from depositions, 1556, ix. 127 " Clear case," early use of the phrase, v. 67 Cleaver (Archbishop Euseby), his parentage, ii-
489 ; his marriage, iii. 53, 114 Clement (Joseph), Westminster scholar, 1673, ix-
430
Clements (H. J. B.) on Bibliotheca Bujantiana, vii- 276 Bosworth, battle of, v. 469 Cleopatra'^ portrait, v. 176 Coote (Sir Eyre), ii. 295 Crispe (Sir N.), i. 397 forlorn hope at Badajos r v. 394 Heraldic query, xii. 126, Boteler arms, xi. 496 Highlanders at Quebec, viii. 397 Holy crows, Lisbon, ii. 116 Oxfordshire- landed gentry, xi. 346 railway travel : early impressions, v. 113 Boyal Charlotte, v. 229 " Sovereign " of Kiiisale, ii. 255 Strettell- Utterson, i. 448, 477 Terrace, iii. 251 Cleopatra, her portrait, the discoverer of, v. 88..
176 ; vi. 189, 234 Cleopatra's Needles, Alexandre Dumas on, iv-
246, 374 Clere (B.), inscription on brass to, 1440, vi. 329,.
414, 435
Clergy, benefit, of boy or girl pleading, viii. 370- Clergy buried at Amersham, v. 169 Clergymen, educated at Nonconformist Academies,. i. 449 ; retiring from dinner-table, ii. 9, 69, 136,. 239 ; duels between, ii. 445, 494 ; their use of crests, iii. 329, 391 ; described as " Esq." 1 in 17th century, iii. 409, 454 Clergy lists, MS., whereabouts of, xii. 181 Clergy rated for armour, earliest date of, iv. 468,.
532
Clergy, sons of, article on, viii. 250, 295 Cleric = clerk or scrivener, i. 205 Clerical Directories from 1817, xi. 109, 158, 199 Clerici family, v. 188 Clericus on St. Mark's, North Audley Street, iii-
235
Clerk, oldest parish, d. 1910, i. 306 Clerk family, co. Tipperary, ix. 110 Clerk (Jacobus), c. 1650, iii. 69 Clerkenwell (?), Curzon's gift to, c. 1500, ix 250
