——­ on Caxton’s printing office, 122. 142. 234.
——­ on the collar of Esses, and collar of the king of Scotland, 110.
    249. 330. 362.
——­ on Queen Elizabeth’s translation of Boethius, 169. 
N.(J.D.N.) on Arminian nunnery, 445. 
N.(J.G.) on Carpatio, 247.
——­ on remains of James II., 281.
——­ on Sarum and Barum, 108. 
N.(J.H.) on by the bye, 424.
——­ on Etsell, 315.
——­ on St. Cuthbert, 325. 
N.(L.R.) on commoner marrying a peeress, 230. 
Nocab on Bacon family, origin of the name, 247. 
“Noise” and “news,” derivations of, 81. 106. 188. 218. 397. 
Noli me tangere, 158. 219. 258. 452. 
Nonjurors, oratories of, 354. 421. 467. 
Norfolk dialect, 217. 365.
——­ popular rhymes, 150. 
North sides of churchyards unconsecrated, 55. 126. 253. 
Northamptonshire (South), folk 1ore of, 56. 164. 
Norton (Lady Frances), 480. 501. 
Norton (Sir Gregory, Bart.), 216. 250. 
Norwich (Earl of).  George Goring, 65.
——­, and his son, George Lord Goring, 86. 
Notaries Public, 414. 
Notes ad Queries, 193. 242.
——­, advice to the editor, and hints to contributors, 357.
——­, a word prefatory, on commencing Vol.  II., 1.
——­, our predecessors, 193. 242.
——­, address to our friends on the publication of the fifty-second
    number, 353. 
Novus on Comment, in Apocalypsin, 61.
——­ on Andrewes’s Tortura Torti, 318.
——­ on bookbinding, 308.
——­ on Jeremy Taylor’s works, 380.
——­ on translations of the Scriptures, 319. 
N.(R.) on licensing of books, 359. 
N.(S.) on “Gradely,” 384.
——­ on Schlegel on church property in England, 215. 
N.(T.) on execution of Charles I. and Earl Stair, 847.
——­ on Fairfax’s Tasso, 325.
——­ on gold in California, 336. 
N.(T.S.) on punishment of death by burning, 51. 
Numerals, Arabic, 27. 61. 294. 470. 
Numismatics, 238. 
Numismatic queries, replies to, 42. 
Nursery rhyme, “Come when you are called,” 135. 
N.(W.) on the Worm of Lambton, 27.

O.

Oates (Titus), autograph, 464. 
Oath of the Lord Chancellor, 182. 
Occleve, Chaucer’s portrait by, 442. 
“Ockley’s History of the Saracens,” 277. 
Octogenarius on punishment of death by burning, 260. 
Ogden (Dr. Samuel), 105.
——­ family, 73. 106.
0ld Bailey, on the punishment of death by burning, 90. 
Oldenburg horn, 417. 516. 
Oliver and Roland, 132. 
Omens from birds, 435. 
Omnibuses, 215. 
“One Holy Catholic and Apostolic Church,” 217. 
Orchard, derivation of, 393. 
Organ-blower, the term, 374. 
“Orkneyinga saga,” 278. 
Orkney under the Norwegians, 309. 
Ormerod (George) on mistletoe on oaks, 214.
——­ on Scotch prisoners, 379. 
Orosius (Altred’s), 177. 
Osmuna the Waterman, 199. 
Osnaburg, bishopric, 353. 417. 481. 500. 
Our world, 71. 
Overyssel superstition, 356. 
Owen’s epigram, translation of, 460. 
Owls, 164. 
Owl is broad, song of 393. 495. 
Oxford’s (Earl of) patent, 235. 255. 
Oxaniensis on Lord John Townshead’s poetical works, 9.
——­, Nondum-gradatus, on lands, 23.