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GENERAL INDEX.
Goode (J. A.) on " See how these Christians love one
another," v. 107 Goodere (Capt. Samuel), his biography, v. 209, 275,
341, 443
Goodere femily, iv. 437 Goodfellow (Robin) on crossing knives and forks,
viii. 433. Good Friday customs, ii. 86, 164.
Insularity in advertisements, ii. 464. Tenant and
landlord, ii. 245. Translations of Baudelaire, v. 483 Good Fellows and Bucks. See Clubs, London. Good Friday : and parsley, vii. 264 ; in 1602, xi. 368,
412 ; xii. 117
Good Friday buns and Mohammedan scruples, ix. 345 ' Good Lines, 5 commercial travellers' monthly journal,
iii. 466 ; iv. 53 Goodhall, Yorkshire manor, its history, iii. 227, 278,
456 Goodwin, Bishop of Llandaff, his descendants, xi. 267,
356
Goodwin and Cromwell, xi. 348 Goodwin (Jacob or James), of Clare Hall, xi. 448, 512 Goody (H.) on armorial, vi. 428 Goodyer, rare word, iii. 407 Goodyere (Sir Henry), date of his death, vii. 447;
viii. 67 Gordon, place-name, its meaning and origin, ix. 29,
133, 256, 371 Gordon, a, imprisoned in the Bastille for thirty years,
vi. 429
Gordon as a Russian surname, ix. 148, 371, 495 Gordon (Capt. Alexander) and the Lancaster guns at
Sebastopol, viii. 385, 452 Gordon (Capt.), of Calcutta, and Peter Gordon,
Persian traveller, iv. 168
Gordon (Charles), of U.S. warship Chesapeake, x. 127 Gordon (General Charles George), C.B., speech on,
vi. 47 Gordon (Duchess of), her biography, v. 336, 460 ;
miniature of, vi. 132 ; her appearance in breeches,
x. 290
Gordon (Rev. Lockhart) and Mrs. Lee, i. 348 ; ii. 16 Gordon (Hon. Peter), of Grenada, his biography, v.
Gordon (Robert), Romanist priest 1687-1761, v. 28, 91 Gordon (Thomas), Russian admiral.d. 1741, x. 27, 112 Gordon (" Lord " William), ii. 248 Gordon (Major William), of the Queen's Bays, iv.
188, 256, 425 Gordon (Sir William), British minister at Brussels, ii.
168 Gordon family and marriages, ii. 128, 174, 235, 412 :
iii. 178
Gordon family of Lesmoir, iii. 408, 491 Gordon family of Rochester, x. 148 Gordon riots, accounts of the, ix. 68, 233, 350, 455 Gore family, viH. 145 ; xii. 149 Gorey or Gourey, origin of the name, v. 209 ; vi. 12 ;
xii. ^o7 Gorges (Sir Ferdinando), 1566-1647, of Maine, xii.
21, 41, 154, 251 Gorges or Georges (Radulphus de), c. Edward II.,
Xll* :Z(JO
Gorgotten, artist, his biography, i. 467 Gorham(A.)on shorthand in the fourth century, ix. 498 y
Goritiae, its locality, xii. 92
Gornall=Troughton, viii. 384
Gornall (H.) on Gornall=Troughton, viii. 384
Gory surname. See Gorey.
Gossage family of Spratton, Northamptonshire, vii. 70, 155
Gosselin-Grimshawe (H. R. H.) on churmagdes, its meaning, vii. 28. Deputy-mayor, xi. 489. Mayors' correct title and their precedence, xi. 437. Rail- way literature, xii. 28. Wage = wages, viii. 404. Warth, x. 409. Week-end, viii. 414
Gossolt, Dux Anglise, floruit 1470, x. 387
Gotch(H. G.) on Shakespeariana, v. 283, 329
Gotham and Gothamites, iii. 307, 417, 496 ; v. 169, 293, 465, 524
Gothic period, references to building in the, ix. 387, 475
Goths and Huns, xi. 107, 253, 351, 432
Gott (Henry and Richard), Westminster scholars, 1775, xii. 228, 354
Goudhurst, Kent, its derivation, i. 87, 154, 337, 374, 418, 472
Gough (A.) on Achill Island, vii. 171. Alamains, its meaning, vi. 212. Alum, viii. 113. " Capt. Rock," viii. 54. Huguenot, its derivation, viii. 308. Ipplepen, co. Devon, vii. 217. Iveagh, viii. 50, Little Gidding : Stourbridge Fair, viii. 350. Mackesy, viii. 133. Neptune and crossing the Line, viii. 171. Pack, viii. 273. Pennington (Sir Isaac), Lord Mayor of London, 1643, viii. 430. Phaire (Col. Robert), Governor of Cork, vi. 457. Tobacco tongs, vi. 276. Twyford yew tree, vi. 278
Gough (H.) on Guild of St. John the Baptist, Dun- stable, v. 187. Luton Trinity Guild, iv. 402
Gould (I. 0.) on black as a badge of mourning, x. 212. Boadicea, i. 94. Chinese junk, x. 348. Chingford old church, v. 113. County abbeys, vii. 455. Cresset-stones, iii. 478. Churchyards, their entrances, ii. 177. Godfrey (Sir Edmund Berry), iii. 96. Gordon riots, ix. 455. Hawkwood (Sir John), iv. 454. "Infant's Library, "iv. 250. Moated mounds, vi. 134. Overstrand Church, xii. 354. Pineapple, iv. 419. Ringers, their articles, i. 424. St. Mary Woolnoth, v. 455. Shakespeare and Lord Burleigh, xii. 396. Silver plate, ii. 227. Shot of land, i. 454. Stamp collecting, x. 172. 'Three Kings of Col- chester,' vi. 215. " Three Pound Twelve," iv. 314. Vandalism, modern, xii. 466. Witnessing by signs, xi. 237
Gould (John), two Westminster scholars of the name, xii. 409
Gould (Thoroton), his marriage, ii. 69, 236
Gounod (Charles), d. 1893, a Roman Catholic, x. 68
Gourou, or kola nut, ix. 106
Gout, political, iii. 285
Government offices, 1818, iii. 28
Governments, long. See Administrations.
Gow, its meaning, iii. 386, 455 ; iv. 78
Gower (A. F. G. L.) on motto for door of house, viii. 469
Gower (Lord Ronald), his ' Tower of London,' x. 305, 391
Gower and Trentham families, ix. 68, 151, 487 ; x. 59
Gowers (W.) on old conduits of London, xi. 112
