P.

P. on Chaucer’s portrait, by Occleve, 412. 
Pacificus, on the Rebel, 31. 
Pagomian version of the Scriptures, 427. 
“Pair of Twises,” 327. 
Pallet meaning of, 41. 
Palmerston (Lord), lines attributed to, 30. 
Paneras (St.) Old Church, 164. 496. 
Pandect, Florentine edition of 421. 450. 
Pantheon, 404. 
Papal bulls, true or false. 491. 
Paper hangings, 268. 
Paper mill the first in England, 43. 522. 
Parallel passages in celebrated authors, 31. 196. 213. 373. 458. 491. 
Parish registers, 1.
——­ tax, 10. 60.
——­ in London, 18. 
Parliament, etymology of 8. 139. 
Parr (Queen Catherine), Ms. book of prayers belonging to, 167. 
Parson the Statfortshire giant, 13. 314
Partrige family, 230. 286.
——­ (J.) on the l’artrige family, 230. 
Partington (Mrs.), 377. 411. 
Pascal and his editor, Bosatt, 217. 383. 
Paslan (C.) on nice as a medicine, 310.
——­ on meaning of cauking, 523. 
Pasquinade on Leo XII, 131. 
Pasrer or Plaister, 102. 
Passilodior and Beratrynde, 515. 
Pastoral staff and crozer, 313. 123. 
Paying through the nose, 348. 
Peacock (E. jun.), on Lord Delamere, 101. 
Peal of bells, anecdote of, 347. 
Pears (Stewart, A.) on portrait of Sir P. Sydney, by Paul Veronebe, 296. 
Peep of Day, 118. 
Pedestrian on dales in Yorkshire, 154. 
Pedlar’s Song, by Shakspeare, 39. 
Pen and Ink on cultivation of geometry in Lancashire, 8. 438. 
Peniteas Cito, its authorship, 42. 
“Penseroso,” Milton’s, 545. 
“Pension,” meaning of, 134, 268. 
Perjury, papers of, 182, 316. 
Perrot (Sir John), 217. 254. 
P.(F.T.), the Carpenter’s Maggot, 104. 
P.(H.) Cardinal Allen’s admonition, 497.
——­ on Poor Philgarlick, 302. 
Philanthropos, cheap books of reference, 213. 
Philip II. of Spain, his letters to Queen Elizabeth, 102. 
Phillipp’s (Sir Thomas) manuscripts, 460. 
Philo-Chaucer on Nicholas Brigham’s works, 136.
——­ on pilgrims’ road to Canterbury, 199. 
Philosophy, Beothus’ Consolations of, 53. 
Philobibion, translation of, 153, 202. 
Pigeons, 165. 
Pilgrim’s road to Canterbury, 199. 237. 268. 269. 515. 
Pinolico, 13. 
Pilco, 13. 
Piskies, or Pixies, legends of, 475. 511. 514. 
Pistol and Bandolph, 152. 
Pixey Legends, 514. 
Pixies or Piskies, 475. 511. 514. 
P.(I.Z.) on crozier and pastoral staff, 248. 
P.(I., jun.) on meaning of “Thwaites,” 521. 
Plain Sense on “He who runs may read,” 439. 
Plaister or Paster, 162. 
Planche (J.R.) on Guy’s armour, 252.
——­ on collar of, 88, 393. 
Playing cards, 462, 517
“Please the jugs.” 423. 
Plectrum on Chantrey’s sleeping children in Lickfield Cathedral, 70. 
P.(L.G.) on Croker’s Boswell, 374. 
Plunket (Lord) and St. Agobard, 226. 
“Plurima Gemma,” author of, 163. 
Pox Cynosuwides, 592.