Notes and Queries, Jan. 29, 1921.
SUBJECT INDEX.
527
Gheeraerts, his picture of ' Queen Elizabeth at
the Marriage of Lord and Lady Herbert ' 369
Gilbert (W. S.) and Great Baling School, 390
" Gill-master," meaning of term, 92
Gillum (Mrs.), daughter of late Dr. Edersheim, 66
Glass, old stained, 17, 34
Gloucestershire, coats of arms of, 311, 475
Gnaton, Devonshire, 108, 136, 337
'Goldsmith (Oliver) and Montreddon's ' Senti- mental Journey through Greece,' 370
<Golemuth, place-name, 89
'" Goose Club," 310, 354, 396, 436
'Goosetree's Club, 354
'Gordon (" Chinese ")=G. C. Gordon, his signa- ture, 86
Gordon (D'Arcy), Mostyn House School organist, 34
'Gordon (G. C.)=" Chinese " Gordon, his signa- ture, 86
'Gordon (G. J.), and Indian tea, 210
Gordon (Henrietta Maria), her poem ' The Bride of Siena,' 432
Gordon (Jakob), Polish writer, b. 1827, 510
Gore (Commander Graham), 290
" Germanic," origin wanted, 271
Gowland (Ralph), M.P., 1775, 69
Gozzi (Carlo) and tragic situations, 490
Graham (John), of Kernock and Helen Mayne, 391
Grammont (Count), 1621-1707, 359
'Grant (Mrs.), of Kyliemore and the Young Pretender, 249
Grant (Alexander Henley j, Frank Seafield a pseudonym of, 19
Grant (Charles), 1746-1823, 7i
Grant (James Gregor), his poems, 407, 457
Gray (clerical; family, 332
Great Bedwvn, Wilts, inscriptions in church of, 232
Great Baling School and W. S. Gilbert, 390
Green (George), 1751, Cirencester clockmaker, 58
Greene (Anne), 1650 : survives hanging, 68
Greenwood family, 98
Gregg (Mrs.), large number of cats kept by, 5
Grevill (Dame Margaret), d. 1574, 370, 415
Grevill family of Warwickshire, 415
" Grinders." origin of word, 232
Grove House, Woodford, Essex, its history, 38
Grundy (John), 14
Grundy family, 14
-Gunton., Norfolk, 108, 136
H
" H," aspiration of the letter, 332, 455, 518. See
also Humble.
H. (I.)* Hampshire bell-founder, 372 Hzn., Dutch abbreviation, 290, 336, 357 Hagar (Rev. George), his ancestry. 110 Hagar family of Cambridgeshire, 1 10 Hainsselin (H.), artist, 392, 453 Hamilton (Cheney), of Jamaica, 59 Hamilton (Lady), as the " Messalina of the Sea,"
427
Hamilton (Margaret), and Holyrood, 110, 172 Hammond family of South Wootton and West
Acre, 46
Hampshire church bells : I. H., bell-founder, 372 Hampstead : " Graysberry '\or " Graybourg,"
house, 270
" Harbenger," meaning of the word, 92
Harry Groat, 348
Harte (Ananias). See Hexte (Amias).
Hartington (Lord), first ministerial appoint- ment, 1
Harvey de Leon, ancestry and descendants of, 270, 316
Hastings (William), and 40 Park Lane, 28
Hats : " bowler," origin of, 406 ; " wideawake," 28, 157, 171, 198, 214, 238, 315
Hauck's pistols, 1705, 29
Hauser (Kaspar), legend, 47, 77
Havisham, Kent and Swift, 353
Hawes (Dr. Herbert), d. 1837 or 1838, 169, 210
Hawkes (Major Walter), Bengal Native Infantry, 470
Hayde (de la) and insanity, 169
Haygarth (John), 1740-1827, 82
Heacock or Hilcock of Wiltshire, 312, 418
Heath (Job), 50
Heathton, place-name, 290, 354
Hedges as means of enclosure, 190, 216, 236, 255, 378
" Heightem, Tightem, and Scrub," origin of expression, 248, 295, 356
Hell Fire Clubs, 258
Henry (Earl of Bar), 110, 136, 154, 195
Heraldry :
A fleur de lis, and chief ermine, 410
Argent, two martlets and one on two bends
or, 369 Argent, three crescents sable, in a canton of
the last a ducal coronet or, 249 Argent, three toads erect sable, 10 Azure, a cross fleury or, 370 Azure, between two fleur-de-lys, 70 Dimidiation, 89 Dogs in, 6, 52 Ermine, a fess or between three toads sable,
11
Fish in, 29, 52, 118
Royal arms on War memorial boards, 19 Sable, on two chevrons or, between a bend
or, 369
" Service " heraldry, 149, 192 Wild boar and tree trunks, 138
Heraldry as science of fools, 397
Heralds' funerals, 430, 497
Herbert (John Richardson), Governor of Nevis,
129, 175, 232, 251, 273, 315 ' Herd " of cattle, definition of, 15
Herring's (Archbishop) tomb hi Croydon Parish Church, 72, 114
Hertfordshire, the hermit of, 466, 516
Hewetson family of Ballyshannon, 163
Hexte (Amias), Winchester scholar, 426
High Constable, 349, 399
Hilcock or Heacock of Wiltshire, 312
Hoather, surname, 331, 396
Hoaxes, literary, 8, 53, 116
Hodges family, 249, 337
Hodgson family, 189
" Hodman," use of the word, 126
Hogsflesh surname, 176, 213
Holder (Anthony) of Winterbourne, co. Glouces- ter, 510 Honie Presse," 70
Hood (Admiral Viscount), his connexion with Butleigh, 341
