Notes and Queries, Index of Volume 2, May-December, 1850 eBook

This eBook from the Gutenberg Project consists of approximately 50 pages of information about Notes and Queries, Index of Volume 2, May-December, 1850.

Notes and Queries, Index of Volume 2, May-December, 1850 eBook

This eBook from the Gutenberg Project consists of approximately 50 pages of information about Notes and Queries, Index of Volume 2, May-December, 1850.
Burnet as a historian, 372. 
Burion’s Parliamentary Diary, 393. 
Butcher’s blue dress, 266, 485. 
Butler (Bishop), passage in, 464. {531}
B.(W.H.) on Richard Baxter’s descendants 89.
——­ on Gloucestershire Gospel Tree. 55. 
B.(U.J.) on confession, 297
B.(W.W.) on Harvey’s claim to the discovery of the circulation
    of the blood, 568. 
Byron’s birthplace, 410. 
By the bye, 424.

C.

C. on alarum, 229. ——­ on “A Frong he would a wooing go,” 110. ——­ on borrowed thought, 30 ——­ on Cacouac, Cacoucquirie, 345. ——­ on collar of SS. 330. ——­ on Countess of Desmond, 219. ——­ on Dies Irae, 142. ——­ on Dr. Johnson and Dr. Warton, 26. ——­ on Earl of Oxford’s patent, 255. ——­ on “Hill paved with good Intentions,” 140. ——­ on Holland land, 345. ——­ on “incidis in Seyllam,” &c., 141. ——­ on Lady Slingsby, 93. ——­ on Lord John Townshend’s poetical works, 43. ——­ on Martinet, 220. ——­ on members for Durham, 45. ——­ on Mrs. Tempest, 407 ——­ on notaries public, 414. ——­ on curfew on Oxfordshire, 312 ——­ on Parson’s Imposition, 106 ——­ on Quarles pension, 219. ——­ on Shakspeare’s will, 27. ——­ on Sheridans’s last residence, 31. ——­ on Sir Gammer Vans, 89. 895. ——­ on Sir Thomas Moore, 297. ——­ on Sir William Grant, 413. ——­ on swords worn in public, 318. ——­ on the derivation of Trianon, 47. ——­ on the meaning of Steyne, 138. ——­ on the origan of Adur, 108. ——­ on Three Dukes, 46 ——­ on tobacconists, 414. ——­ on water-markings in writing paper, 311. ——­ when does Easter end? 43.  C.(A.) on Cold Harbour. 341. ——­ on derivation of Boozy Gras, 135. ——­ on Eikon Basilike, 154. ——­ on hats won by females, 133. ——­ on Mayor of Misrule and Masters of the Pastimes, 132. ——­ on wood carving on Snow Hill, 134.  Cabalistic author, 242. 463.  Cacouac, Cacouacquerie, 207. 345.  Cadency, marks of, 248. 306.  Cailly (Chevalier de), 140.  Calais on members for, 9. 102.  Calendar of Sundays in Greek and Romish churches, 442. 484.  California, 132. 254.  Calvin and Servetus, 152.  Camb. (Aug.) on Cold Harbour, 341.  Camden’s poem on marriage of the Thames and Isis, 392.  Camels in Gaul, 421.  Campkin (Henry) on Mercenary Preacher, 495. ——­ on sympathetic cures, 150.  “Can du plera Meleor cera,” 475.  Cannibals, 12.  Canons of 1604, their translation, 424.  Canterbury, Church of St. Saviour, 478. ——­ pilgrims’ road to 237. 269. 316.  “Captious,” Shakspeare’s use of, 351.  Caputure of Henry VI., 228.  Captives, Christian, 12. 30. 92.  Cardinal’s hat, 56.  Cardinal.—­Never did cardinal bring good to England, 424. 450. 467. 522.  Cards, a deck of, 405.  Carkasse’s (James) Lucida Intervalla, 87.  Carpatio, or Carpaccio (Vittore), 247. 284.  Capenter (William) on Dr. Maginn’s Miscellanies, 13.  Carpenter’s Maggot, 104. 173. 
Carpets, when introduced? 124. 
Carter’s drawings of York Cathedral, 40. 
Carucate of land. 9. 75. 
Castlecomer (Viscount), 376. 429. 
Cat and Bagpipes, 254. 397. 

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