532
SUBJECT INDEX.
Notes and Queries, Jan. 24, 1914.
" Offrs " = officers, on statue in Brighton, 13, 75
" Old Mortality," a link with, 166
" Old Mother Damnable " = Church of England, 69
Oldham election, 1832, and John Bright, 105
Ollivier (E.), his saying " J'ai accepte la guerre
d'un cceur 14ger," 167 Ornar Khayyam, * Rubaiyat ' in English and
German Verse, 469 " Omnibi," use of the word, 146 Onslow (Arthur), d. 1807, his wife, 108 Opheni (Guy de), of Westbromwich, 1155, 270 Ordinances for the Royal Household, 210 Ordonnez (Manuel), reference to, in letter, 1834,
369, 433
" Orra," early use of the word, 346 Osidge woods supply faggots to burn heretics,
388
Ouida, Louise de la Ramee, her short stories, 17 " Our incomparable Liturgy," the phrase, 97 Overbury (Sir Thomas) and Webster, 221, 244,
263, 282, 304, 355, 424
" Oxendoles " or " aughendols," in deed, 1698,77 Oxford : Christ Church in time of Elizabeth, 151,
270 Oxford English Dictionary. See New English
Dictionary.
" Pail," " butter rents," c. 1330, 426
Painting, Greek, in Borne, 17
Pall Mall, Nos. 50, 50A, and 51, 223
Pamela, meaning of the Christian name, 409
Panthera, explanation of the Christian name,
109, 291,,340
Paoli and Peoli families, 409 Papal Zouaves, Glasgow men as, 1867, 50 " Paraboues "= leggings, 1836, 27 Parish register of Basingstoke, transcribed, 129 Parke and Scoles in Egypt and Nubia, c. 1823, 49 Parker (Matthew), his consecration, 488 Parkinson (Thomas), artist, c. 1769, 428 Parkyns (Mansfield) in Abyssinia, 1843-5, 127 ' Parnassus,' Dryden's copy of, 370, 418 Parry (Sir Thomas), d. 1616, his son, 408 " Party " as " parti," 206 " Patience " as a surname, 350, 417 Paulet family of Eddington, 208, 314, 358 Pauncefote and Smith families, 408, 495 Pawlett or Powlett (Annabella) = Rev. 11. Smith,
c. 1725, 68, 133, 255, 416, 472 Peak district, Revolution memorials in, 270 " Peccavi " pun, the history of, 30 Pembroke (Anne, Countess of), her will, 1588, 446 Peninsular battles, pictures of, 167 Pennington (Mrs. S.), her ' An Unfortunate
Mother's Advice,' 130, 197 Pennington family, 50, 134 Peoli and Paoli families, 409 Pepys, " little Michell and our Sarah," 489 Percy Society, suppressed parts, 30 ' Peris of the North,' picture by Hayter, 189 Peters (Hugh), the regicide, bis career, 65, 430, 461.
See also Regicides.
Pett (Peter), 1610-70, his letters, 27, 117 Pettitt (Henry), dramatist, his works, 330 Phillip (John), artist, his connexion with Dyce, 45 ' Philobiblon,' by Bishop Richard de Bury, 1344,
341, 397, 435 Photographs, earliest, taken in Huntingdonshire,
405
Physiognomy and language, their association, 306 Pickett (W.), his * London Improvements,' 1789, 9
Pictures: 'Siege of Acre,' 116; Peninsular
battles, 167 ; old Flemish oil painting, 290 ;
' The Last Communion of St. Mary,' 308, 397
Pictures made with sand, the history of, 69, 116
Pictures of the Deity iD churches, 34, 334
Picture-cards in ' Pickwick,' 1837, 408, 471
" Pied Piper," Bohemian stories of, 366
" Pikes pro caminis," meaning of the term, 426
Pilgrim Fathers, John Alden, 306, 376, 436, 494
Pins, entomological, date of invention, 270
Pipes, clay, used in 1858, 190, 256
" Pisanus Fraxi," H. S. Ashbee's nom de gwrre, 365
Piscinae, consecration crosses near, 328, 398
Place-Names :
Acemannesceaster, 238
Birstwith, 370
Bures in, 169, 216
Burnt- Yates, 370
Castill Jordeyn, 350, 397
Cerne in, 169
Clint, 370
Cromarty, 130, 178, 312
Cromer, 312
Dacre, 370
Darley, 370, 438
Downderry, 32, 117, 158, 198, 255
Dragonby, 1913, 105
Eowestre and Youster, 107, 173
Felliscliffe, 370
Forsyn cum Blakaham, 408
Hampsthwaite, 370
Hartwith, 370
Higham Ferrers, 509
Ireland, 146
Kester mel way, 447, 517
Kester Milhead, 447, 517
Lambourne, 54
Land's End, 349, 413
Maid myll hoole, 448, 517
Markyate, 188, 253, 338
Myless, Essex, 71
Norborne, 488
Plica in, 15
Ripley, 370
Roding and Roothing in, 270, 335
Tarring, 368, 416, 473
Weddings Field, Harborne, 169
Whichcote in Wiltshire, 209, 254, 316, 378
Winsley, 370
Wreaks, 370, 438
Place-names of Yorkshire, etymology of, 370, 438 Plantin emblem used by Baltazar Beller, printer,
1624, 387
Plants of India, scientific names of, 369 Platt (Sir J.), Knight, c. 1683, 289, 333, 415 Playbill on satin at Montreal, 1842, 465 Plays, burlesques of mystery plays, 427 ; in
London, c. 1875-85, 49 Poebel (Dr. Arno), tablet deciphered, 489 Pogson (B.), Westminster scholar, 1765, 90, 234 Pollard (Ann), first white woman in Boston,
U.8.A., d. 1725, 94 Portcullis as a coat of arms, 48 Positivism. Prof. Huxley on, 18 Possessive case, ambiguous use of, 25, 91, 135,
153, 174, 314
Post, aerial, earliest mention of, 1783, 347 Pouchbelt (Peregrine), artist, Quebec, 1839, 268 Povey (Col. T.), of Massachusetts, 1702, 427 Power (Dr. Garret), c. 1770, his biography, 30 " Powlert," origin of the word, 148 Powlett. See Pawlett
