Notes and Queries, July 28, 1900.
INDEX.
537
Cope (E. E) on Parry family, 132
Cope (General Sir John), his biography, 289
ope (J. H.) on Sir Charles Carteret, 385
Cope (General Sir John), his biography, 289
Cope of Han well, co. Oxon, 316 Cope family of Hanwell, co. Oxon, their arms, 316 Cordwainer, derivation and survival of the term, 14 Corn, quarter of, 456
Corney House, Chiswick, its history, 69, 137 Cornforth (Fanny), 129 Corporation, oldest trading, 345 Correspondents, war, in South Africa, list of killed
and wounded, 469
Cortes, his companions to Mexico, 170 Costume of clergymen early part of the century, 335 Costume, 1569 : Portrait of Queen Mary I. at
Berkeley Castle, 455, 521
Courtney (W. P.) on slang, first use of the word, 28 Cow, the coloured, of Hamburg, 466 Cowper ( W.), as a parodist, 44 ; his pathos, 96 ; ' Ex- postulation,' poem, 127, 235 ; his letters, 414, 478 ; his prediction of his own immortality, 481 Cowper centenary, 301, 357 Cox (James), his museum, 17, 57 Crabs' eyes as medicine, 356, 485 Crawley (J. A.) on Norman gizer, 115 Cree (J.) on statue in Bergen, Norway, 57 Cremitt money, charity known as, 254 Cresswell (L.) on " Pillillew," use of word, 484 Crew (Sir Clipsby), reference to in Ralegh's ' His- toric of the World,' 286
Cricket, earliest copy of the laws of, 288, 382 Crofton (H. T.) on gipsies, 165 Cromie (Sir Michael), Bart., his biography, 68, 136 Cromwell (Oliver), and music, 9, 132 ; private letters
of, 67 ; and his sons and daughters, 494 Crouch (C. H.) on De Benstede family, 29
Monumental inscriptions in Scarborough, 48
St. Mildred's, Poultry, 33
Sanderson family of Leigh, Lancashire, 416
Wickliffe (John), lineal descendant of, 412 Crouch (W.) on old church in Canterbury, 319 Crowdy-mutton, meanings of, 375, 461 Crown Office, 249 Cruikshank (G.), picture by, 148 Cumberland (Richard), his play ' The Jew,' 416, 479 Cummings (W. H.) on Oliver Cromwell and music, 9 Cups, flying, magic art practised by Buddhist priests,
145
Curate, a chained, in Cornish church, 165, 403 Curry (J. T.) on "Bernardus non vidit omnia": "Blind Bayard," 356
Jonson (Ben), unclaimed poem by, 230, 477
Mile, English, 133
"Neither fish, nor flesh, nor good red herring,"
437
Curse of Scotland, new fact, 493 Curtis ( J.) on Boer, its meaning in Scotland, 1 36 Curwen(A. F.) on arms on Bar Gate, Southampton, 89
Several, uses of the word, 504
Tennyson query, 503 Curwen (J. S.) on "Out of print," 195 Curzon Chapel, Mayfair, clandestine marriages in, 65,
137, 227, 256, 398
Cutter (H. F.) on companions of Cortes, 170 Cyclops or Cyclop, singular form, 103, 238
D. on colours of the foe, 310
Flag, the British, 414, 478
Jacobite societies, 217
Miquelon, 375
Nicknames, regimental, 380
Shot, use of the verb, 311 D. (G.) on " Grave of great reputations," 48 D. (G. D.) on Dwnn family of Dwynn, 415 D. (J.) on appearance=electoral nomination, 11 D. (R.) on J. F. Smith, novelist, 377 D'Arcy (S. A.) on old church at Chingford, Essex, 57
Goat in folk-lore, 359
Irish Fearagurthok, 296 Dallas (J.) on relic of King Robert Bruce, 85 Dalton (C. A.) on pictures made of handwriting, 127 "Dan" Chaucer, called the Morning Star, 27, 76 Dandy's Gate, Bermondsey, old toll-gate, 9, 72 Danish Church, Wellclose Square, 492 Dante, his ' Visione,' original title of ' La Divina
Commedia,' 312 ; his house at Mulazzo, 514 Danteiana, 141 Dante Society, 120 Davey (H.) on Cromwell and music, 132
Fairfax (Bryan, Lord), compensation to, 12 David (W. H.) on Prime Minister or Premier, 213 Davis (Adam), of Grey Lodge, Westmorland, his arms
and crest, 108
Davis (K.) on Davis arms, 108 Davy (A. J.) on Cowper's ' Expostulation,' 235 Dawes (C. R.) on John XII. and Benedict IX., 416 Deadman's Place burial-ground, Southwark, 209 De Benstede or Bensted family, 29, 115 Debosco (C.) on laymen reading lessons in
cathedrals, 466
De Cardonnel (G. R.), his biography, 247, 481 Declaratory Act (1766), 337, 422 Dedication by author to himself, 167, 237, 320 Deedes (C.) on farntosh, its meaning, 28
" Otium cum dignitate," 385 Defoe (Daniel), his financial difficulties, 285, 483 Delabrate, use of the word, 375 Delagoa and Algoa, meaning of the names, 336, 424 Delaval family, 55 Delaval (George), his biography, 188 Delia Robbia ware, its durability, 313, 406 De Quincey and Gladstone, 314
Derby (Lord), letter to C. A. Bristed, 1851, 101, 166 Des Cartes, his 'System of Demonology,' 335 Detenus, les, British prisoners during Napoleonic war,
97, 197
Devizes, origin of the name, 88 Dey ( E. M.) on artists' mistakes, 32
Shakespeariana, 62, 63, 163, 392 Dials on twenty-four-hour clocks, 234, 360 ' Diary of Lady Frances Pennoyer,' 494 Diaz (Bernal), history of the conquest of Mexico, 170 Dickens (Charles), notes on Pickwickian manners and customs, 10, 57 ; errors of his critics, 45 ; Jarndyce v. Jarndyce, 156, 295 ; and Sterne, 185 ; phrase in ' Pickwick,' 229, 275 ; Yorkshire schools, 354, 464 ; " Prooshan Blue," 452
1 Dictionary of National Biography,' notes and cor- rections, 143, 472 Dilke (C. W.) on Junius, 21
Dilkes (Admiral Sir Thomas), eighteenth-century officer, 377, 421
