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INDEX.
Notes and Queries, July 28, 1900.
Koberts (W.) on Catalogues of English book sales,
429, 490
Hanky-panky, 26
Hannays of Kirkdale, 195
Romney (George), his books, 426
Shakespeare's portraits, 334
Shelley's mother, 169
Voteless candidate, 413
Bobinson (J.) on early evening newspaper, 477 Eo Chester family, 188
Rochester (Lord) and Lady Sandwich, 356, 442 Kogers (S.), his ' Ginevra,' 3, 92, 154, 505 Eollick, use of the word as a substantive, 415 Koman Empire, fall of the, 28 Eoman numerals, 366 Roman wash, cosmetic, 69, 256 Roman years 751-753, 125 Rome, date of the building of, 245, 405 Romney (George), his books, 289, 426 Ronjat, the king's serjeant-surgeon, 475 Roods and rood-lofts, 477
Ross (R. M.) on " Is Thomas Hardy nowadays," 396 "Rotatory calabash," origin of the custom, 186, 381 Roumanian place-names, 311 Rowe (J. H.) on Doctor as a Christian name, 54
Polkinghorn, its derivation, 11
St. Hieretha, Devonshire saint, 107 Rowson (Mrs. S.), her ' Charlotte Temple : a Tale of
Truth,' 89, 218
Rubens's portrait of the Marchesa Grimaldi, 35 Run, theatrical, use of the term, 513 Runagate and runaway, confusion between, 513 Rushton (W. L.) on Shakespeare's books, 329 Ruskin (John), taste in his ' Modern Painters,' 86 ;
his residences, 475
Russell (C.) on Dr. Johnson and Vestris, 24 Russell (F. A.) on Dickens and Yorkshire schools, 354
Doctor, Christian name, 194
Ladybird, Suffolk name for, 154
Mint, the, 114 Russell family, 187
Russian calendar and the year 1 900, 46, 265 Rust (J. C.) on open field land, 411 Butter (J. A.) on moated mounds, 309
Rectangular keeps, 454
Salutation Tavern, its landlord, 315 Bye (W. B.), jun., on vol. i. ' N. & Q.,' 90 Rylands family, 355, 440 S. on " I '11 hang my harp on a willow tree," 526
La Fayette (Marquis de), picture of, 228 S. (A. H.) on pictures composed of handwriting, 255 S. (B.) on May Road well, Accrington, 14 S. (C.) on Picts and Scots, 418 S. (F. G.) on Corney House, Chiswick, 137
Cox (James), his museum, 57 S. (H.) on General Lambert, 7 S. (H. G. L.) on Gladstone's height, 234 S. (Hi H.) on Devil walking through Athlone," 464 S. (J. P.) on alum trade, its history, 234
Paint, process for removing, 274 S. (J. S.), Yale, on ' The Three Sister Arts,' 313 S. (J. S.), London, on genius and large families, 479
' The Three Sister Arts,' 366 S. (N. S.) on Cowper centenary, 358
Flag, the British, 440 8. (0.) on Old Jamaica, sailors' term, 49
S. (P.) on Roman wash, its meaning, 69
S. (R.) on Doctor, a Christian name, 324
S. (S.) on casts of ancient seals, 288
S. (W.) on army rank, 190
Gantelope, the, military punishment, 204
Horse, the wooden, 82
Log, the, 511
Prisoners, French, 380
Strappado, 369
' White Man's Burden,' 481 S. (W. T.) on 'Easier than Lying,' 288 S.-M. (C. G ) on childerpox, children's disease, 128, 297
"La fe endrycza al sobieran ben," 421 St. Christopher, poem on the legend of, 335 St. Eanswyth, virgin saint, relics of, 8, 74, 155 St. Francis of Assisi, the Aberdeen triptych of, 397 St. George of England, 374 St. George's, Bloomsbury, orientation of, 333 St. Helen, Queen of England, story of, 129 St. Hieretha, Devonshire saint, 107, 294 St. Jerome, editions of his works, 148 St. Jordan, Christian name, 256 St. Just-in-Penwith, Cornwall, church built of unhewn
stones, 68
St. Margaret's, Westminster, inscriptions in, 284 St. Martin's parish, its extent, 397, 479 St. Mary's, Moorfields, engraving depicting midnight
mass at, 1862, 76 ; its history, 76 St. Mary Woolnoth, 455
St. Michael's, Bassishaw, its sale by auction, 6, 113 St. Mildred's, Poultry, 33 St. Nicholas (Thomas), c. 1650, 187 St. Pancras's Church, Canterbury, its antiquity, 26,
94, 178, 319
St. Pol (Earls of), their pedigree, 72, 196 St. Saviour's, Southwark, allusions to, 516 St. Swithin on Bummel, its derivation, 436
Byre, its meaning, 277, 440
Cremitt money, 254
Doctor as Christian name, 194
Dozzil or dossil, 37
Eye, evil, 285
Football on Shrove Tuesday at Chester-le- Street, 283
Gipsies in England in the thirteenth century, 276
Goat in folk-lore, 522
Hoastik carles, 16
Maundeville (Sir John) on orange peel, 188
None used with a plural verb, 235
Pock ethand kerchief, fateful, 185
Proverbs in Herbert's ' Jacula Prudentum,' 382
Shakespeare and music, 95
Shield of brawn, 445
"Sunday" hare, 291 St. Thomas's Day Custom, 497 Saladin and the Crusader's wife, 77 ' Sale of Authors,' passage relating to Gray, 376 Salisbury, Collegium de Valle, 69 Salisbury (Thomas), his arrest in 1586, 230 Salmon (Mrs.), her waxwork exhibition, 131 Salmon disease, 87, 191 Salt, Cerebos, explained, 356, 440 Salterton on unicorns, 314
Salutation Tavern, Newgate Street, in 1794, 315 Sanctuary, right of, repeal of the law in England, 51 Sanderson family of Leigh, Lancashire, 416
