of Three Men and their Bag of Money, 171.  Cooper (Wm. Durvant) on Martello towers, 110. ——­ on similarity of traditions, 514.  Cope (W.H.) on Hatfield, 35.  Coptic language, 376.  Corney, on Eustache Deichamps, 163. ——­ on Gray’s Elegy, 506. ——­ on Gray and Dodsley, 485. ——­ on Lady Norton, 301. ——­ on tobacco in the East, 60. ——­ on Trianon, 60. ——­ on umbrellas, 523. ——­ on wood-paper, 88.  Cornish language, MSS. of, 571.  Coronet, 297.  Corser (Rev. Thomas) on Sir George Buc, 38.  Cosin’s (Bishop) MSS., 40. ——­, conference, 295.  Cosmopolite on Tristan d’Acunba, 338.  Cotton (H.) on Dr. E. Cleaver, bishop of Cork, 297. ——­ of Finchloy, 134. ——­, portrait of, 476.  Countermarks on Haman coin, 327.  Couplet in De Foe, 310.  Courtenay (Sir Philip), his genealogy, 135. 206.  Cox (Thos.), on gaol chaplains, 22. 62. ——­ on M. and N., 61.  Cradocks (the), 463. ——­ (Judge), 376. 427.  Cramp, 37.  Cravensis (Clericus) on capture of Henry VI., 181. ——­ on St. Thomas of Lancaster’s accomplices, 182.  “Crede quod habes,” &c., 263.  Crocodile, 491.  Cromwell poisoned, 393. 467.  Cromwell’s estates—­Magor, 127. 141.  Cropp (John) on Caxton’s printing office, 340.  Crosby (Jas.), on custom of presenting gloves, 4.  Crossley (Jas.), on Guadentio Di Lucca, 327.  Crows, 164.  Crow and the Frog of Ennow, 126.  Crozier and pastoral staff, 248. 313. 412. 523.  Cuckoos, 164.  Culprit, origin of the word, 475.  Cunliffe (Henry) on Stukeley’s Stonehenge, 119.  Cunningham (Peter) on Chantrey’s sleeping children, 94.  Cupid and Psyche crying, 347.  Curfew, 103. 175. 189. 311. 312.  Curiae (Amicus), on Dodsley’s poems, 380.  Curiosity Hunter, on early sale of coins, drawings, and curiosities, 390.  Custom of presenting gloves, 4. ——­ of wearing the breast uncovered in Elizabeth’s reign, 246.  Cuthbert (St.), his remains, 325.  C.(W.H.) on William of Wykeham, 89.  C.(W.M.) on passage from Tennyson, 479.  C.(W.R.) on dominicals, 154. ——­ on fossil elk of Ireland, 495.  Cypher, inventor of a secret, 494.

D.

D. on Ale Draper, 310.
——­ on cure for fits, 5.
——­ on portrait of Sir John Poley, 76.
——­ on production of fire by friction, 538.
——­ on Suffolk Folk Lore, 5. 
Damascene, Chaucer’s, 322. 
Damasked linen, 199. 
Dancing the bride to bed, 442. 
Dandridge the painter, 442. 
Daniel’s Irish New Testament, 310. 
Darcy Lever Church, 494. 
Darby Hare, 265. 
“Dat veniam corris”, 405. 
D.(B.) on origin of Fig Sundat, 68. 
D.D., the title of, 13. 
D.(E.) on “Shunamitis Poems”, 326. 
Dead, combs buried with the, 269.
——­, on the change of the, 436. 
Death-bed mystery, 51. 356. 
Death-bed superstitions, 356. 
Debenture and imprest, 40. 76. 106. 
Dee, Dr., 151. 
Defender of the Faith, its ancient use, 442. 481. 
De Foe, couplet in, 310. 395. 
“Delighted,” meaning of, as used by Shakspeare, 113. 139. 183. 200.
    234. 250. 329.