Notes and Queries, Jan., 1920.
AUTHORS' INDEX.
365
Stocker (Charles J.) on George Stocker, Devonian
priest, 183 Stockton (Helen Hamilton) on Richard Stockton
of Kiddington, 94 Stone (J. Harris) on author of quotation wanted,
239. Stratton (Charles E.) on ' The Poor Thresher '
(song), 66 Strugnell (G. Kenneth) on schools, &c., of St.
Dunstan's-in-the-East, 69 Swithinbank (J. W.) on furniture screws and pegs,
236. Three metal mortars, 209 Swynnerton (Charles), F.S.A., on a Gloucester
Charter of Henry I., 73 Sykes (H. Dugdale) on Tourneur's ' Revenger's
Tragedy ' ; ' Second Maiden's Tragedy,' 225
T. (W. M.) on "Clarte est la bonne foi des
philosophes," 39, 135. Coleridge on immor-
tality, 39.
T. (Y.) on Brown family of Brown's Bay, 98. Byron's bust at Oxford, 122
Tapley-Soper (H.) on Heraldic : captor and his captive's arms, 133. " Scrounge," 18. " Eye- wash," 19
Tavare" (Fred. L.) on Charles I. farthing found, 195. Cromwell (Mrs. Susan), 232. Discoveries in coins, 301. Early map of New York, 204. Westcott (Philip), portrait painter, 246
Taylor (J. Marshall) on Bluecoat Schools, 126
Taylor (William) on Prudentius's ' Psychomachia,'
Temple (Sir Richard C.) on clayballs as Christmas collecting boxes, 39. Correspondence of Richard Edwards, 33, 117. Four gun salute at officer's burial at sea, 38
Thomas (Ralph) on Cornish biographers, 88
Thorns (Alex.) on " scores," 165
Thorn-Drury (G.) on William Peer, the alleged actor, 331
Thorne (J. R.) on " Digger " and " Bill Jim," 19. Heart burial, 134
Toke (N. E.) on " As dead as a door-nail," 304
Treich (L.) on foreign offspring of ' N. & Q.,' 38
Tomson (Octavius) on J. Turner, painter, 69
Turner (Frederic) on Moore or More family of Egham, Surrey, 264, 284
Turpin (Pierre) on devils blowing horns, 186. Edward the Confessor's crown, 238. Repre- sentations of the Blessed Trinity, 215
Tyrrell (T. W.) on " Three Cripples " tavern, 334
U
Udal (J. S.) F.S.A., on hereditary scholarship, 297. Shield of Flanders, 323. Suggested change in the Royal Arms, 1
V. on Fund for Preserving MemoriaL=fof the Dead
in Ireland, 218 Valeat quantum, on Wright family of South
Elmsall, 159 Venn (John) on '^Alumni Cantabrigienses.'66
W
W. (A. T.) on Marazion place-name, 328
W. (F.) on Finkle as street-name, 109
W. (G. H.) on Charles I.'s journey from Oxford to Southwell, 326. Locality of Fremland, Essex, 295. Nicholson (General John), 330. Seven Kings, place-name, 249. Thames tunnels, 298
W. (J. B.) on ' Greek Anthology ' at Eton, 75
W. (J. C.) on bibliography of epitaphs, 218
W. (J. D.) on labour, land and capital, 154
W. (W. R.) on " The Derby Blues," 97. Kent family, 106
Wainewright (John B.) on ' Adeste fideles ' and Rabelais, 329. " As dead as a door-nail," 304. Cambrai and Le Cateau mentioned, 1577, 26. Challoner's (Richard) family, 235. Clenock (Rev. Dr.), 161. Clerke (Edmund), clerk of the Privy Seal, 83. Coorg State princess, 298. Cotesmore (Thomas), 292, 334. Derivation of names, 326. Durston (John) and Dale (John), 276. Executions of West-Country priests, 96, 332. Emerson's ' English Traits,' 275. For- gotten writers, 150. Garrett, Portuguese poet, 182. Hoorde (William), 179. Hopkins, Michell and Cotesmore, priests, 292. Knibb (Joseph), clockmaker, 123. Lakes Fascholler and Calen- dari, 13. " Lambendo effingere " and " Lick into shape," 69. Lewknor family, 201. ' The Light Invisible,' book-title, 123. Maison Rouge, Frankfort, 321. Marazion, 328. " Non- naturals," 176. Occurrence of " camouflage " in American telegram, 42. Old clock and watchmakers, 153, 237. Peat (Rev. Sir Robert), 23. Powell (David) priest at Brussels, 295. Richard I.'s captivity, 21. Russell (Charles) or Russel, Winchester Scholar, 207. Rutter family name, 54. St. Henry the Englishman, 50. Scot (Philip), 211. ' Struw- welpeter ' in English, 68. Sylke epitaph at Exeter, 152. Wainewright (Jeremiah), 180. Warnford (Richard), Winchester Scholar, 266, 324. Wodecocke (Lawrence), 318
Wallis-Tayler (A. W.) on Grafton, Oxon., 320. Hamilton of Liscloony, 317. Longworth Castle, Herefordshire, 320
Walters (H. B.) on Hampshire church bells and their founders, 109
Ward (Joseph Heald) on Herrick's debt to Andrew Willet, 37. Parkinson family, 97
Waters (Arthur W.) on Charles Lamb's em- ployers, 287
Watkin (Hugh R.) on Crusaders' names, 293. Kellond surname, 189. Proclamation stones, 275
Watson-Taylor (John) on Edward Hyde, D.D., 105. Louisa spelt Lueazer, 276
Wayman (H. W. B.) on Anguish as street-name, and " scores," 165, 221
Weekley (Prof. Ernest) on Cowap surname, 247
Weeks (Wm. Self) on Bell and Shoulder tavern sign, 109. Churches used for election of municipal officers, 127. Clay balls as Christ- mas collecting boxes, 79. Foundling entries in Parish Registers, 71. Indentures, 211. Mar- riage entries in duplicate, 198. Rose of Denmark tavern sign, 138. St. Alkelda, 190. ' Three Black Crows,' its authorship, 160
Welby (Alfred) on " shiffle-shuffle," 177
Wheeler (C. B.) on points in ' Quentin Dvrward r 268. Tombstone inscription, 305
