Notes and Queries, Jan. 30, 1904.
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English newspaper, the earliest, 29, 70, 153
" English take their pleasures sadly," 32
Engraving of Cleopatra, 269
Envelopes, their introduction, 245, 397, 434, 490
Epigram on Madame de Pompadour, 447
Epigrams :
Immortal Newton never spoke, 335, 392, 493
Nash represents man in the mass, 272, 335, 392,
493 Epitaph, riming, in Cornwall, 51, 92, 172, 216 ;
nameless, at Gravesend, 409, 518 Epitaphs :
1 Abbey of Kilkhampton,' 381
" Adeste O Gives, adeste lugentes ! " 393
Bloomfield (Robert), 365
" God works wonders now and then," 356
" Had prayer been gifted to avert thy fall," 186
" Here lies under this same marble," 67
" Howe, Howe, who is heare ? " 288, 414, 470
Johnson (John), in Farndish Church, 53
" Poor John Scott lies buried here," 504
" She is, she was what can there more be said ? " 4
"We shall die all," 51
" Without a name for ever," 409, 518
" You see old Scarlett's picture stand on hie," 116,
453
Epilepsy and thrush, cures for, 47 Episcopate, the, and Charles I., 73 Erskine (Charles), Lord Justice Clerk, 1748-63, his
portrait, 429, 512 Erskine (James), Lord of Session in Scotland, 1761-96,
429, 512
Essex, witchcraft in, 187, 313 ; Zauber-Kessel super- stition in, 206, 275
Eternal punishment and Jews, 10, 193 Euchre, etymology of the word, 484 Eulachon and its variants, 444, 491, 511 Euonymus, etymology of the word, 407 Everitt (A. T.) on Lewis, 212
John South, LL.B., 452 Evil, the author and avenger of, 14, 96 Evil spirits and inkbottles, 106, 297, 356, 416 Excommunication of Louis XIV., 468, 508 F. on Richard Bethel Cox, 388
Jinrikshas, 494
Overstrand Church, 454
Wesley queries, 27 F. (B. C.) on Ash : place-name, 106 F. (C. L.) on I printed with small letter, 172 F. (F. J.) on hobgoblin's claws, 189 F. (J. T.) on all over, 294
Animals in people's insides, 471
Cushions on the altar, 398
Epitaph at Doncaster, 414
Folk-lore of childbirth, 455
Fragrant mineral oil, 468
Gilpin's route, 217
Hawthorn, 335
I printed with small letter, 251 F. (M. E.) on " Sur le Pont d' Avignon," 211 F. (S. J. A.) on bohemian bards, 328
Children's carols and lullabies, 348 F. (T. N.) on the national flag, 398 F. (W. C. L.) on farthings, 169 F. (W. G. D.) on Hotspur's body, 254
Fairbank (Sir Thomas), date of his death, 469
Fallow (T. M.) on long lease, 193
Families, large. See Maternity, records in.
Farjeon (B. L.), his family origin, 104
Farndiah Church, Beds, brass plate in, 53
Farrar (Cyril Lytton), 1869-91, memorial in St. Mar-
garet's, Westminster, 63 Farthings rejected, 169, 238, 292, 357 Fast Castle, Berwickshire, 248 Fasting spittle, treatise on, 51 Fathers of the House of Commons, 33 Fawkener (Sir Everard), 1684-1758, his biography, 402 Feasts, village, 448 Fecundity, remarkable, 158, 246 Federer (C. A.) on 'Eden Rose,' 231
Upright burial, 294
Wilson (Rev. T.), 448 Fee, Cornwall, or ancient demesne, 72 Fees for searching parish registers, 58, 192, 317, 355 Ferguson (D.) on accon, 176
Anderson (Capt. T. A.), his poems, 168
Imaginary or invented saints, 516
Mangosteen markings, 417
" Palo de cobra," 374
'Practice of Piety,' 485 Ferrara, Lord Byron at, 18, 52, 91 Ferreti, its locality, 92 Fesard (John) and Donhead St. Mary, 205 Festival, children's, 148, 197, 336 Fielding (Henry) and Fordhook House, Uxbridge
Road, 65
Field sports and Sir Charles Napier, 76 Finch (Margaret), Gipsy Queen, her burial-place, 407,
477, 496
Fireplaces in churches, 308, 354, 454, 492 Fiscal, derivation of the word, 444 Fish a symbol of Christ, 406 Fishwick (H.) on John Angier, 257 Fitzgerald on Counsellor Lacy, of Dublin, 1 15 FitzGerald (S. J. A.) on ' B toy-Land,' poem, 267 Fitz-Otho (Walter), his descent, 369 Flag, the national, 327, 372, 398, 454, 508 Flag, rebel, of Ireland, 228 Flats in London, earliest, 49, 134, 211, 512 Flaying alive, 429, 489 Fleay (F. G.) on Shakespeare, 442 Fleet btreet, rhinoceros in, 85 Fleetwood family, 27, 130 Flesh-eater, Persian legend of the first, 45, 514 Flint buildings in Sussex, 328, 395 Fly, mechanical, invented by Virgilius, Bishop of
Naples, 408, 470, 509
Folkes (M.) and the visit of Peter the Great to Eng- land, 127, 213 Folk-lore:
Animals in people's insides, 414, 471
Apple-blossom, 133
Ash tree, 405
Author and avenger of evil, 14, 96
Bohemian, 382
Borrowing days, 23, 351
Caterpillar and whooping-cough, 126
Childbirth, 288, 413, 455, 496
Epilepsy and thrush, 47
" First foot " on New Year's Day, 505
Flesh-eater, first, 45, 514
