Various

“ Q. (F. S.) on the great Bowyer Bible, 309.
—— the meaning of Restive, 614.
Q. (O. P.) on the five divines called Smectymnus, 202.
Q. (Q. Q.) on the Layard family, 247.
Q. (S.) on "Venit ad Euphratem," 572.
Quack, its derivation, 347.
Quarll (Philip) , its authorship, 372.
Quarter-waggoner, its meaning, 11. 64. 116.
Queen's supremacy, declaration concerning the, 610.
Quero, on Camden's poem Thamæ et Isis, 30. ”

“ Retired Christian, its authorship, 104.
Reverend, the title, when first used, 273.
R. (F.) on serjeants' rings and mottoes, 181.
R. (F. R.) on Rev. John Paget, 280.
—— the Tonges of Tonge, 40.
R. (H. G.) on Pharetram de Tutesbit, 138.
R. (H. W. G.) on Margaret Burr, 177.
Rhymes connected with places, 293. 374. 404. 449. 500. 547. 573. 618.
Riccioli's Geographia et Hydrographia recommended, 235.
Rice (John ap) , his register, 273.
Richard de Bury's Philobiblon, 443.
Richard, earl of Chepstow, his pedigree, 126. 204. 261. 476.
Richard Fitzjohn, his mother, 511. ”

“ S. (J.) on the great Bowyer Bible, 248.
S. (J. D.) on deaths from fasting, 301.
—— Passemer's Antiquities of Devonshire, 511.
—— the Sclaters, 519.
S. (J. J.) on list of English sovereigns, 28.
—— hieroglyphics of vagrants, 79.
{639} —— plague stones, 226.
S. (J. J.) on sainted kings incorruptible, 223.
Skull, swearing on, 485. 546.
S. (L.) on an inscription on a sun-dial, 79.
—— Scot's Philomythie, 179.
—— translation of Richard de Bury's Philobiblon, 443. ”

“ M. (Dublin) on Byron's paraphrase of the motto of "N. & Q.," 463.
—— hexameter poem on English counties, 227.
μ. on Arabic inscriptions, 32.
—— satirical verses on Clarendon's downfall, 28.
—— burning fern bringing rain, 242.
—— St. George heraldic MSS., 253.
—— the MS. legend of St. Molaisse, 38.
M. (A.) on legend of St. Kenelm, 132.
M. (A. C.) on the Orientals wearing spurs, 467.
Mac an Bhaird on Irish queries, 439.
Macaronic poetry, 166. 251. 302.
Macaulay's ballad of Naseby, 41.
Mac Cabe (W. B.) on boiling criminals to death, 184. ”

“ Oats, wild, origin of the phrase, 227. 306.
Obelisk between Yarmouth and Gorleston, 78.
Objective and subjective, 11. 141.
O'Connor (Arthur) , account of, 579.
O. (C. R.) on an annotated copy of Prynne's Breviate by Abp. Laud, 314.
Offor (George) on Bishop Coverdale's Bible, 59. 153.
O. (Geo.) on the Earl of Chepstow, 300.
O'G. (T.) on the Azores, 439.
—— the Chamberlaine family, 306.
—— marriage at Mrs. Claypole, 381.
Ogle (O.) on the meaning of Lesteras and Emencin, 58.
"Oh Nanny," authorship of the song, 227. 306.
O. (J.) On Burnomania, 428. ”

“ P. (J. H.) on Anne Boleyn's burial-place, 464.
P. (J. R.) on heraldical MSS. of Sir George Garter, 211.
P. (K. N.) on the meaning of Lindisfarne, 442.
Plague stones, a list of, 226. 308. 333. 374, 426. 500. 571.
Plenius and his lyrichord, 58.
Pocock (Franis) on monuments of De la Beche family, 451.
Poetry, inedited, 387. 435. 580.
Poets, their errors, 102.
Poison, its etymology, 394. 499.
Pole family, particulars of, 105. 163. 567.
Political pamphlets wanted, 319.
Polwarth (R.) on Sir Walter Raleigh's snuff-box, 136.
Polynesian New Testaments, 468. ”

“ Hour and the man, origin of the phrase, 371.
Howard's Conquest of China, the MS. of, 225. 281. 477.
Howard (Sir George) , his descent, 538.
Howe (Mary) , notices of, 226. 281.
H. (R.) on Flanagan and the Round Towers, 584.
—— papal seal, 593.
H. (R.) on the red book of the Irish Exchequer, 258.
—— reprint of vol. i. of Archæologia Cambrensis, 274.
—— the thistle of Scotland, 281.
—— Irish academy home, Grafton Street, 539.
—— the derivation of Yankee, 258.
H. (R. C.) on meaning of sleck stone, 140. ”

“ Jacobus on Mother Shipton, 419.
James I., bill for printing and binding "The King's Book," 389. 449.
Jardine (D.) on Count Königsmark and the Duchess of Somerset, 269.
—— the expression "richly deserved," 3. ”

“ F. (H.) on passage in Hamlet, 236.
—— Dyson's Collection of Proclamations, 425.
{631} Fides Carbonarii, origin of the phrase, 523. 571.
Figg (William) on plate in Lewes Castle, 449.
Finsbury manor, and the Lord Mayor, 440.
Fire unknown, 573.
Fishermen's superstitions, 5.
Fishes, Greek names of, 93.
Fitch (Joshua G.) on St. Paul quoting heathen writers, 278.
—— "History teaching by examples," 426.
Fitzgerald (P.) on the old Countess of Desmond, 323.
F. (J.) on fairest attendant of the Scottish Queen, 305.
F. (J. F.) on the execution of Charles I., 28. ”

“ L. (A.) on "Litera scripta manet," 231.
Lady (a) on Bowdler's Family Shakspeare, 245.
Lady of the ring, its meaning, 296.
Lambert (General) , account of his trial, 227.
Lambs, omens respecting, 293.
Lammin (W. H.) on Sir Edw. Seaward's narrative, 185.
—— serjeants' rings and mottoes, 181.
Lamont (C. D.) on collecting folk-lore, 270.
{634} —— traditions from remote periods, 203.
Lamp, perpetual, 87. 211.
Lancaster, Duchess of, is the queen so called? 320. 423.
Lancastrian on the title Duchess of Lancaster, 320. ”

“ Uplondishe man on a bit o' fine writin', 581.
Urmston (Gen. Edward) , noticed, 442.
Ursula on governor of St. Christopher in 1662, 510.
—— monumental effigies, 497.
—— John Owen, bishop of St. Asaph, 510.
V.
V. on Plato's lines in Antho. Palat., 450.
Vabalathus, on the coins of, 148. 489.
Valentines, when first used, 128.
Valentine's day in Devonshire, 55. 148.
Vanes, their antiquity, 490.
Vangs (Sir Gammer) , story of, 164.
V. (E.) on the derivation of Tripos, 91.
—— Spanish verses on the invasion, 352. ”

“ Newtonian system, satirical pamphlet on, 490. 573.
New Year song in South Wales, 5.
N. (F.) on Biblicus on the Apocalypse, 584.
—— pilgrimages to the Holy Land, 429.
N. (G.) on Rouse, the Scottish psalmist, 80.
N. (G. M. T. R.) on bull the barrel, 281.
Nhrsl on monument to Barbara Mowbray, 517.
—— serpent with a human head, 547.
Nicæensis on Lord Say and printing, 42.
Nichols (John Gough) on a baron's hearse, 213.
—— list of English sovereigns, 113.
—— punishment by boiling, 112.
—— general pardons, 544.
—— the fairest attendant of Mary of Guise, 152. ”

“ Clergyman, can he marry himself? 370. 446.
Clerical members of parliament, 11. 139.
Clericus on clerical members of parliament, 11.
—— on monody on Sir John Moore, 138.
Clericus D. on the device of Bishop Bedell, 101.
—— a work by Olivarius, 60.
—— epigram on Queen Elizabeth, 78.
Cleveland (Duchess of) and the cow-pox, 59.
Clinthe or Clent in Cowbage, 79. 131. 212.
C. (M.) on the author of "The last links are broken," 153.
Coal, the use of prohibited, 513. 568.
Cock and bull story explained, 414. 447.
Cochrane (Mr. J. G.) , his death, 454.
Cock Lane ghost, Goldsmith on the, 77. ”

“ Tewars on Notte of Imbercourt, Surrey, 393.
—— sons of the Conqueror, 512.
—— mother of Richard Fitz-John, 511.
—— ladies styled baronets, 536.
—— Sir George Howard, 538.
—— Mary Horton, 584.
—— the Waller family, 586.
Texas, plant in, 42.
Texts, preaching from in Cornwall, 2.
T. (G. A.) on whipping graves, 280.
T. (G. E.) on "Sum liber, et non sum," &c., 152.
T. (G. W.) on equestrian figure of Elizabeth, 235. ”

“ Saxonicus on ballad on Shakspeare, 466.
—— the last slave sold in England, 438.
Say (Lord) and printing, 42.
Sc. on inscription on a pair of spectacles, 39.
Scandret (Rev. J.) , notices of, 584.
Scott (George S.) on shrine of Edward the Confessor, 228.
Schola Cordis, its authorship, 92.
Schypmen Hall, London, 294.
Sclater's Reply to Lord King, 457.
Sclater family noticed, 458. 518. 569.
S. (C. N.) on key experiments, 449.
Scologlandis and Scologi, 416. 475. 501.
Scotland, thistle of, 281.
Scoto-Gallicisms, 555.
Scot's Philomythie, &c., 179.
Scots march, the old, 104. 235. 280. ”

“ Sternberg (T.) on Reichenbach's ghost stories, 136.
—— Sterne in Paris, 105.
—— popular stories of the English peasantry, 363. 601.
Sterne in Paris, 105. 188. 254.
—— at Sutton on the Forest, 409.
Stewart (Ann) , particulars of, 345.
S. (T. G.) on Black Book of Paisley, 283.
—— Paul Hoste, 89.
—— monastic establishments in Scotland, 208.
Stickle, its meaning, 235.
Still-born children, superstition respecting, 77.
Stilts used by the Irish, 508.
Stoke, its meaning, 106. 151. 212. 308. ”

“ Mary of Guise, the elopement of her fairest attendant, 152. 305.
Mary Queen of Scots and Bothwell's Confession, 381.
—— her monument, 415. 517.
Mas, an abbreviation of Master, 322.
Masks worn by women in theatres, 536.
Materre on Schola Cordis, 92.
Matron of Ephesus, a dramatic poem, 225.
Matthew (Bishop Toby) , his consecration, 466.
Maxwell (John) , of Terraughty and Munches, 203.
May butter, 609.
May-day custom in Lancashire, 581.
M. (B.) on men of Kent and Kentish men, 321.
McC. on borrowing-days, 342.
McC. (J. B.) on boiling criminals to death, 184. ”

“ Hussey (Rev. Arthur) on Shakspeare's "We three," 338.
H. (W.) on Casper Ziegler and the diaconate, 560.
—— Duchess of Lancaster, 423.
—— the moon and her influences, 463.
Hypadidasculus on Robert Forbes, 510.
Hyphenated title, 124.
Hyrne, meaning of, 153.
Hyta, was he a Spaniard or a Moor? 467.
I.
I. often substituted for J., 391.
{633} I. (B. R.) on lines on the Bible, 66.
I. (B. R.) on "Preached from a pulpit," &c., 161.
—— quarter waggoner, 116.
Ice, ground, how formed, 370. 418. 516.
I. (C. M.) on Birmingham antiquities, 271. ”

“ Bee (Tee) on British ambassadors, 498.
—— Johnson's house, Bolt Court, 232.
—— Duchess of Lancaster, 423.
—— bishop of London's house, 523.
B. (E. H.) on bishops vacating their sees, 548.
—— the meaning of Sleekstone, 548.
—— statute of limitations abroad, 546.
Beholden, its derivation, 321.
Bell, superstition respecting the passing, 364.
Bells, terms in change ringing, 512.
Benbow on 'Prentice pillars, 498.
Bengal Civilian (an Old) on "Son of the Morning," 137.
Benmohel (N. L.) on Rehetour and Moke, 373.
Béocera Gent, were they Irish? 201. 259. 283. ”

“ God's Love, and other Poems, its authorship, 272. 307.
Godwin (J.) on Wallington's Journal, 569.
Goldesborough (John) , notices of, 294. 333.
Goldsborough (Mr.) , a prothonotary, 294.
Goldseer (T.) on customs of St. Clement's and St. Thomas' days, 393.
—— the exclusion of mistletoe from churches, 151.
Goldsmith on the Cock Lane ghost, 77.
Goldsmith's Deserted Village, on a passage in, 62.
—— History of Mecklenburg, 461.
—— Poetical Dictionary, 534.
{632} —— Traveller, a curious blunder in, 63. 135. ”

“ K. (H. C.) on curious bequest, 345.
—— note on Coleridge's Christabel, 339.
—— the pendulum demonstration, 84.
—— rent of assize, 127.
—— Nuremberg token, 201.
—— pedigree of Richard earl of Chepstow, 204. 476.
—— the rector's chancel, 320.
—— Wilkie's Blind Fiddler, 345.
Kidd (Jos. A.) on Marvell's Life and Works, 597.
Kidder (Bishop) , his autobiography, 228. 281.
Kidder (Vincent) , his ancestors, 137.
King (Lord) , his inquiry answered by Sclater, 457.
King (Philip S.) on Johnny Crapaud, 439.
—— Fides Carbonarii, 523. ”

“ Bible, correction in the Cambridge edition, 511.
Bible, lines on, attributed to Byron, 66. 162.
Biblicus on the Apocalypse, 584.
Bibliography, historical, 52.
Bigot, its derivation, 277. 331.
Bilson (Arnold) , who was his wife? 295.
Biographical Dictionary a desideratum, 165.
Bishops vacating their sees, 156. 548.
Bishopsgate, bishop of London's palace in, 371. 523.
Birmingham antiquities, 271.
B. (J.) on market crosses, 594.
—— movable pulpit at Norwich, 475.
—— portrait of Charles Mordaunt, 521.
B. (J. N.) on St. Bartholomew, 307. ”

“ Clark (Charles) on Stearne's Witchcraft, &c., 416.
Clarendon, satirical verses on his downfall, 28.
Clay (C. J.) on Bishop Bridgeman, 80.
Claypole (Mrs.) , Cromwell's daughter, her marriage, 298. 381. ”

“ William (C.) on epitaph at Low Moor, 486.
Williams (Sir E. K.) , his pedigree, 586.
Wilmot (Sir J. E. Eardley) , letter to Messrs. Butterworth, 97.
Will o' Wisp, his present location, 511. 574.
Wilson (Arthur C.) on prohibiting the use of coal, 513.
Wilson (John) , inquiry repecting, 276. 329. 362. 399.
Wiltoniensis on General Wolfe, 399.
—— Daniel De Foe, 392.
Winchester Cathedral, curious inscription in, 149. ”

“ Warden (J. S.) on Boston, and Bunker's Hill, 438.
—— the meaning of Abigail, 450.
—— the derivation of Barnacles, 499.
—— Byron's Siege of Corinth, 534.
—— frozen sounds, 40.
—— line on Franklin, 549.
—— women torn to pieces by cats, 43.
—— a quotation "Eva stood and wept alone," 416.
—— St. Richard, a Saxon king 418.
—— death of Richard, son of the Conqueror, 441.
Ware, history of its large bed, 128. 213.
Warren (Dr. W.) , his tract on Cambridge, 418.
Warton on Aristotle's Poetics, 606.
Way, or weigh, of a ship, 152.
Way (Albert) on suffragan bishops, 394. ”

“ Hogs Norton, where pigs play upon the organs, 245. 304.
Holbein (Hans) , his sepulture, 104.
Holy Land, pilgrimages to the, 289. 429.
Holywood (John) , the mathematician, 42. 89.
Homer, notes on, 99. 171. 221.
Hoo, its meaning, 61.
Hood, origin of the university, 440.
Hooper (Richard) on the Exeter controversy, 351. ”