Notes and Queries, July 26, 1902.
INDEX.
549
Ullig = Christmas in Manx, 56
Uneda and other old contributors to ' N. & Q.,' 426
Uniform, Windsor, 268, 292
Upcott (William), 1790-1845, autograph collector, his
cottage, 368, 454
" Upwards of," use of the expression, 20, 446, 516 Urllad on date of old clock, 68
Yard of ale, 84
Utilitarian, earliest use of the word, 197 V. on W. E. Phillips, 129
Skirret, 108 V. (Q.) on bora or boar and other fashionable slang, 152
Groat, 84
Hog, 411
Hognel or Hognayle money, 115
Honorificabilitudinitas, 494
Late, 86
Pillage, stallage, and toll, 35
1 Rotuli Scotiae,' 1814-9, glossary, 29
Sawe, 75
Stepmother = mother-in-law, 517 V. (W. I. K.) on President Adams, 57
" All Cooper's ducks with me," 127
Chocolate, 53
Cliffe, epitaph at, co. Kent, 8
Dickensiana : phrase of Mrs. Gamp, 13
'Dirty Old Man,' 428
' Dream of a Queen's Reign ' : ' God save the Queen,' 201
Earliest printed instructions to Sunday-school teacheis, 69
Forster (Capt. S.) to N. Tilson, 105
Harvey and circulation of blood : inedited poem, 26
London M.P.s, 75
Lord Mayors' pageants, 216
" Ludi magister," 86
St. Clement Danes, 136 V.-W. (H. S.) on Earl of Cromartie, 107
Fenton (Sir Geoffrey), 171
Parish registers, entries in, 33
Smith (Sir Thomas), of Parson's Green, 132 Vade-Walpole (F. 8.) on William the Conqueror's half
brothers and sisters, 36
Vancouver (George), circumnavigator, 34, 132 Vapo on compulsory costume for Jews and Christians,298
Exhumation of Henry IV., 433 Vedas, earliest Kuropean mention, 55 Vicufia, its etymology, 186 Villiot (J. de) on English translations, 410 Volcanic eruptions, 461 W. (C.) on American edition of Dickens, 387
Manners and customs in Shakespeare's time, 387
Scott's (R.) ' Discoverie of Witchcraft,' 387 W. (C. C. J.) on Ben Jonson's repetitions, 192 W. (E.) on Llyn Coblynau: Knockers' Llyn, 229
Whitridge, publisher, 388 W. (G.) on German letters, 509 Snow-feathers, 112
Star-lore, 227
Wind folk-lore, 148 W. (G. C.) on Michael Bruce and Burns, 414
" 'Twas April, on the verge of May," 387 W. (G. H.) on Bristow family, 329
W. (H.) on mummers, 87
W. (J.
B.) on sworn clerks in Chancery before 1765, 408
W. (S.) on " The " as part of title, 428 *
W. (W.) on machine = public coach, 413
Wade (S. C.) on Markoe or Marcou family, 87
Wage = wages, 134
Wagues, folk-word of S. Lancashire, 204, 255, 318
Wainewright (J. B.) on Greek epigram, 273, 372
Verses wanted, 76 Waldby arms, 448 Walker (B.) on flint-glass trade, 365 Walker (R. J.) on CLIIL, 88
Kipling's ' City of Dreadful Night,' 289 Walks, royal, history of, 244, 378 Wallace-James (J. G.) on aeronautics, 177
Chaplains, 93
Children's affirmations, 375
Denham, Laird of Wishiels, 56
Inglis MSS. at Oxford, 347
Kathmatb, a precious stone, 50
Old school rules, 226
Paying rent at a tomb in church, 38
Skirret, 219
Wallace-James (L.) on old spoons, 348 Waller (Edmund), his kinsmen, 381, 509 Walpole (G.) on cockertonized : garage, 365 War : " The First War," 1642-1646, 389 Warburton=Werburh'sTown, 153 Ward family, 189, 351 Ward (C. S.) on President Adams, 58
Anchoress in the land of Leodium, 516
Castle Carewe, Pembroke, 490
Genesis i. 1, 377
St. Bees, 437
St. Paul aud Seneca, 351
Sea beggars, 449
Tedula, a bird, 516
Tudor (Lady Mary), 73 Ward (J. L.) on Colne Grammar School boys and
weddings, 386 Ward (K.) on Sir Geoffrey Fenton, 107
Morgan (Sir Thomas), of Arkstone, 9
Smith (Sir Thomas), of Parson's Green, 29 Warden (G. C.) on window glass, 87 Warens (Madame de), picture of, 369 Warlow family, 9, 155, 351 Warlow (G. H.) on Warlow family, 9 Warren = Clegg, 187,313 Warton (Rev. Anthony), 1657, 47, 158 Wassailing the apple-tree, 287, 338 Waterloo engravings, 107 Waterproof clothing, introduction of, 95 Watson family of Barrasbridge, Newcastle-upon-Tyne,
388
Watson (G.) on Shakespeare r. Bacon, 414 Watson (J.) on " bar sinister," 215
Minas and Empecinados, 188
Watson (Jane L.), her ' Songstresses of Scotland,' 466 Watson (Thomas) and the Earl of Oxford, 101 Watson (W. S.) on the cross prostrate, 349 Watts (G. J.) on Warren and Clegg. 187 Watts- Dunton (T.), his 4 Aylwin,' 229, 353, 369, 450 Way (Gregory Lewis), 1756-1799, author, 128, 195 Waynflete (Bishop), his arms, 331 Weald, name of part of Essex, 147 Weare (G. E.) on machine= public coach, 116 Wearing apparel, distraint on, 1790-4, 86
