Notes and Queries, July 28, 1900.
INDEX.
553
Sandwich (Lady) and Lord Rochester, 356, 442
Sardinia, ancient towers in, 497
Savage (E. B.) on ancient dogs, 523
Savage (Sir John), and Bradley, co. Hants, 288
Savery (Capt.), inventor of the steam engine, 64, 135
Savoir-Faire on " Far cry to Loch Awe," 67
Savoy, English travellers in, 58
Sawyer (James), his birthplace, 416
Sawyer (B. F.-J.) on James Sawyer's birthplace, 416
Royal arms, Elizabeth and Edward VI., 502 Saxon shore of Britain, 433 Scafe (William), watchmaker, references to, 312 Scandinavian, the loss of " w " in, 492 Scarborough, monumental inscriptions at, 48 Scarlett (B. F.) on ancient dogs, 341
Plantagenet (Arthur), Viscount L'Isle, 383 Scattergood (B. P.) on old wooden chest, 196 Schaick (Lieut, van), his biography, 68 Scoinson arch, architectural term, 357, 480 Scotch as a language, 95 Scotland, curse of, new fact, 493 Scott (Sir Walter), quotation from his ' Miscellaneous Poems,' 51 ; his Scottish dialect, 95 ; ' Ballad of Rosabelle,' 149, 273 ; early issues of the Waverley novels, 181; shield of brawn in 'Ivanhoe,' 247, 360, 445; his use of the phrase "No deaf nuts," 316, 399 ; illustrations of Waverley novels, 372 Scrope (Adrian), the regicide, his pedigree, 495 Scrutator on Fahrenheit thermometer, 229 Seaforth Highlanders and the MacBaes, 412 Seals, casts of ancient, 288, 402 Sedilia, stone, in mediaeval churches, 457 Seek or seeke, its meaning, 26 Seneca and Browning, coincidence between, 167 Senex on army rank, 47
Billington (Mrs.) as St. Cecilia, 335 Thebal, identification of, 337 Senga on chink of woods, 498 Dryden's oaks in Scott, 273 Haydon (Benjamin Robert), his biography, 271 Lawrence (Sir Thomas), picture by, 237 Virtues and vice. , 444
Sergeant-at-Arms : Yeoman of the Guard, 355 Seriff, meaning of the word, 246, 345, 486 Several, uses of the word, 412, 504 Sexagenarian on iron pavement in London, 52 Shaddock, Chinese fruit, 168, 217 Shadwell (John), his biography, 515 Shakespeare (W.), his knowledge of music, 22, 95, 171 ; and Ben Jonson, 77, 230, 311, 337 ; anecdote concerning, 244 ; and Cicero, 288, 462 ; his books, 329 ; his portraits, 334 ; and Ireland Yard, Black- friars, 434 Shakespeariana :
Antony and Cleopatra, Act I. sc. 1, " Grates me,
the summe," 62 Coriolanus, Act IV. sc. 7, "Rights by rights
fouler," 164
Hamlet, Act I. sc. 4, " The dram of eale," 162 ;
Act IV. sc. 3, " Diseases desperate grown," 63
Julius Cassar, Act II. sc. 1, " Bears with glasses,"
393 ; Act V. sc. 1, " Their bloody sign of battle
is hung out," 164
King John, Act I. sc. 1, Philip the Bastard, story of, 393 ; Act II. sc. 1, " Excuse ; it is to beat usurping down," 164
Shake spear iana:
Macbeth, Act I. sc. 2, " Damned quarry," 62 Merchant of Venice, Act I. sc. 1, "But even now worth this," 63, 163; "Pure innocence," 63; sc. 2, " Jt is no mean happiness," 163; Act II. sc. 9, "To offend, and judge, are dis- tinct offices," 163 ; Act IV. sc. 1, " Quit the fine," 393
Tempest, Act II.sc.l, "Twenty consciences," &c., 62 ; Act III. sc. 1, " I forget : but these sweet thoughts do even refresh my labours," 62 Winter's Tale, Act I. sc. 2, "Grace to boot," 208, 392; "The bygone day proclaimed," 283; " The execution did cry out against the non-performance," 283 ; " Thereto clerk-like experienced," 283 ; "The gracious queen, part of his theme," 283 ; " Parts of man," 283, 392 ; Act II. sc. 3, " A most unworthy and unnatural lord," 283 ; Act IV. sc. 4, " I think you have as little skill to fear, "329; "Marry, garlic, to mend her kissing with," 330 ; "I was promised them against the feast," 330; "Age and altering rheums ? " 330 ; " Thou a sceptre's heir, that thus affect 'st a sheep-hook," 330 ; " Churl," 330, 393; "Unworthy thee," 330, 393; "Guilty to," 330; "New ship/' 330; Act V. sc.j 1,. " The odds for high and low 's alike," 330 Shannon and the Chesapeake, 435 Shares in merchant ships, 228, 320 Shelley (P. B.), edition of his ' Poetical Works,' revised
by W. M. Bossetti, 67 ; his mother, 169 Shepherd (M.) on Gorey or Gourey, 209 Shepherdess Walk, Hoxton, 11, 115, 322 Sherborne (Lord) on Bibury, its derivation, 459 Earrings, men wearing, 386 Elizabethan terms, 366 Figs in fruit, 275 Prisoners, French, 381
" They say. What say they ? Let them say, "(456- Shield of brawn in Scott's ' Ivanhoe,' 247, 360, 445 Shieling and gavel, their etymology 85, 210, 271 Shilston family of Devonshire, 336 Shingles, old cure for, 514 Ships, shares in merchant, 228, 320 Shirts, mail, from the Sudan, 183, 270 Shoemaking, fashionable craze for ladies, 87, 157 Shore (T. W.) on Kingston coronation stone, 39L
Oxford, place-name, 249 Shot, use of the past participle, 311 Showers of snakes, fish, spiders, &c., 516 Shrapnel (General), his biography, 168, 217 Shrove Tuesday, football on, 283, 402, 486 Sidbury, Devon, and Baron Fitzgibbon, 47 Sidney (Sir Philip), his chair, 377 Sidney, Young, and Brownlow, 8 Silhouettes of children, 190 Sigma Tau on Elverton Manor, co. Kent, 356 Hayden (Dr.), of Dublin, his biography, 28 Moutlowe (Henry), M.P., 335 Reardon : McCarthy, 288 Shelley bibliography, 67
" Signs of the Fifteen Last Days of the World," black- letter book in museum at Cologne, 269 - vj Simpson (P.) on Bible originally written in Dutch, 66 Bird-eyed, its meaning, 168, 424 Chiaus, its origin, 25
