GENERAL INDEX.
JDavison and Newman of Fenchurch Street, vii.
243
JDavy (A. J.) on authors of quotations wanted, vii. 508 Aviation, v. 115 Christmas biblio- graphy, ii. 502 Clyst, xi. 437 Coffin House, i. 224 Congdon's Plymouth Telegraph, i. 314 Cuckoo in folk-lore, xii. 287 Devonshire Eegiment, i. 35 Folk-speech : " plain," xii. 330 King (John), artist, ii. 235 North Devon words c. 1600, iv. 449 Songs of the peasantry, iii. 97 Touching a corpse, iv. 95 3Davy (P.) on Napoleon III. at Chislehurst : Miss
Howard and Comte de B^chevet, ix. 509 Davys (Thomas), Winchester scholar, 1539, ix. 369 "Dawe (G.), his portrait of Goethe, ix. 370 Dawes (C. R.) on Doge's hat, ii. 56 Dawes (Sophie), Baronne de Feucheres, d. 1841,
iii. 27, 71
Dawson (Edward), Etonian, 1761, x. 169
- X)awson (H. St. John) on Skelton, vi. 428
Spurrier-gate, v. 150
Dawson (Henry), epitaphs of his family, v. 184 "Dawson (J.), his diary, vii. 328 Dawson (Joseph), Etonian, 1762, x. 169 Dawson (Nancy), dancer, her career, xi. 400, 460 ;
xii. 17
Day (Sir John and George) in India, c. 1800, i. 509 Day (John), his will, 1584, ii. 368 Day, " dancing days," 1629, ix. 287 Day, " The Day," origin of the phrase, xi. 7 Day family of Essex, iii. 233
Day, Field, Sumner, and Whitton families, xi. 150 Day, Freeman, and Pyke families, iv. 428 Day, Freeman, Parry, and Pyke families, ix. 146,
193
Day, Halley, and Pyke families, iii. 388 Day, Reeve, Pyke, and Sharpe families, iv. 489
Day, Stewart, Freeman, and Fyke families, vi. 25
Day, Ward, and Wright families, i. 66, 152
Dayroles (T. P.), Etonian, 1763, x. 169
-de : ty , origin of use in local words and
place-names, iii. 108, 178 Deacon (Capt. H.), Royal Reg. Artillery, 1807, xi
151
Deacons, English sovereigns as, xi. 48, 97, 137 Dead, Egyptian Book of the, ix. 191, 253 Dead, pagan custom of offering food to, vii. 348 ;
viii. 77 Dead, resurrection of, figures on tombstones, iii.
407 ; iv. 37
- ' Dead men's cloathes " in ships' entries, ix. 28,
171
Dead Sea, analyzing the water of, vi. 488 Deaf-mutes, alphabets for, xi. 68 Deafness cured by adders' fat, iii. 69, 117, 171 Deafness, old-fashioned cures for, xi. 68, 117, 247,
328, 477
Deakin (Mary), on George Eliot, ii. 327 Dealtry (James), Etonian, 1758, x. 169 Dean and Chapter of St. ]\Jartin-le-Grand, ix. 106 Deane (A.) on grant by Elizabeth of lands in
Belfast to Sir Thomas Smith, vi. 368 ; Queen of
Tahiti's feather robe, 315 Deaneries unattached to cathedrals, i. 37 Deanery of Wolverhampton, its early history, i.
Deans and Bishops, lists in cathedrals, ix. 7, 78,
Deas (Robert), painter, his biography, vii. 169 JDeath, apparent cases of, v. 428 ; vi. 16, 58. 133, 193, 353 ; vii. 13
Death, quotations on, xii. 161, 231
Death, Shakespeare on the pain of, vi. 28, 93
Death, waking bees at a, vii. 388
Death and shoes, proverb about, v. 249, 377
' Death " as a verb, 1660, ix. 105
Death folk-lore, ix. 128, 196, 236, 278, 296, 350, 414 ; x. 232, 307
Death-killing Doctor, engraving, i. 249, 332 Death of Capt. Cook,' play performed 1789, iii. 87, 132, 174
Death register of Roman Catholics before 1837, ix. 330, 375, 395
Debat (Daniel), at Cambridge 1749, his biography, iii. 409
De Beaufort-Hauteluce on Ainay, vii. 251
Debreczin, support of the Professors at, 1756, xi. 279, 327 ; xii. 31
" Debuss " and " embuss," words used in war, 1914, xi. 246
Decapitation, last execution in Great Britain, ix. 365, 438, 473
Decipherment of tombstone inscriptions, vi. 246, 337 ; vii. 171
De Deene, Denny, and "Windsor families, vi. 417
Dedications, double, monk's altar and people's altar, iii. 209, 298
Deeds (Prebendary Cecil) on Alice Holt Forest, xii. 306 Anno Domini, ix. 172 Ashburnham (Sir Charles), xi. 325 Beards, xi 388 " Gazing-room," xi. 26 Heart-burial, x. 77 Holy crows, ii. 155 Mourning letter-paper, x. 496 ; xi. 133 Saint's cloak and sunbeam, ii. 515 Sweepapple surname, iii. 66 " Terra Sus- ana," iii. 83 ' Trusty Servant,' xii. 193 Tubular bells in church steeples, xi. 460 Vieira (Antonio), xi. 231
Deeds, topographical, i. 47, 154
Deeds and abstracts of title, the preservation of,
iv. 148, 194, 216 Deeks (A.) on Cowper and Cowpers of Fornham
All Saints, ii. 369
De Eresby or D'Eresby, i. 469 ; ii. 117, 214 Deer-leaps, references for information on, iv. 89,
138, 156, 194 Deferrari (R. J.) on " jag," vi. 411 ; " Vox populi
vox musae," 390
Deffand (Madame du) and Mrs. Montagu, ii. 281 Defoe (Daniel), his portrait, ii. 307 ; and Methodist Chapel, Tooting, ii. 505 ; iii. 54 ; his ' Royal Gin,' v. 228 ; his pedigree and lawsuits, 241 ; and Napoleon Bonaparte, vii. 405, 514 ; his ' Tour ' and Glasgow Cross, viii. 349, 416, 492 ; ix. 32 ; his ' Weekly Review,' viii. 448, ix. 95 ; a source of his ' Robinson Crusoe,' ix. 486
De Gray. See Gray.
Degrees, honary, at Cambridge, iii. 167 ; v. 495, Degrees, Oxford, and ordination, iv. 528 ; v. 53,
133
De Grey family, viii. 107, 190, 235 De Guileville and Bunyan, i. 247, 351 Dehany (Philip), M.P. 1778, his biography, iii.
449 ; iv. 58 Deity, Egyptian, human and stork-like figure, xii.
85 Deity, pictures of, in churches, vii. 450 ; viii.
34, 334
De Jersey family, iv. 150
Dekker (T.), Zulziman in his ' Satiromastix,' xi. 474 " De la " in English surnames, survival of, iv. 127, 174 ; v. 117, 275, 417
