Deloraine (Lady), the Delia of Pope’s line, 479. 
“De male quaestis,” &c., 167. 
De Morgan (A.) on Engelmann’s Bibliotheca Classicorum, 328. 
Derby, municipal collar of the corporation, 394. 
Deschamps, Eustache, 376. 403. 
Devonshire, local rhymes and proverbs of, 511. 
Dewerstone, 512. 
De Wilde (G.J.) on “Her brow was fair”, 450.
——­ on wife of poet Bilderdijk, 378. 
D.(H.W.) on R. Ferrer, 494. 
D.(J.A.) on Martin family, 500.
—–­ on vineyards, 522. 
“Dialogus super Libertate Ecclesiastics,” its authorship, 440. 
Dies Irae, Dies Illa, &c., author of, 72. 104. 142. 
Dillon (Garrett), M.D., on the Roscommon Peerage, 498. 
Dion X., on value of money in reign of Charles II., 247. 
Division of intellectual labour, 489. 
D.(J.B.) on Charles Martel, 11.
——­ on Marescautia, 28. 
D.(J.L.) on criziers and pastoral staves, 523.
——­ Did Elizabeth visit Bacon at Twickersham? 468.
——­ on Chaucer’s portrait, by Occlere, 486. 
D.(M.) on tobacco, its Arabic name, 231. 
D.(O.), on Select Essays of Montaigne, 246. 
Doctrine of the Immaculate Conception, 407. 449. 
Dodd’s Church History, 451. 
Dousa (Janus) on Bilderdijk the poet, 311.
——­ on paying through the nose, 509. {533}
——­ on Scott’s Waverley, 308.
——­ on speech given to man to conceal his thoughts, 318.
——­ on straw necklaces, 512.
——­ on “under the rose”, 523. 
Dragons, their origin, 517. 
Dredge (John J.) on the authorship of “Deus Justificatus”, 441.
——­ on the authorship of “Whetstone of reproof,” 231.
——­ on Cardinal Beafon, 497.
——­ on Cave’s Historia Literaria, 279.
——­ on the family of Ferrar, 445.
——­ on “Quercla Cantabrigiensis,” 238.
——­ on sirloin, 352. 
Drinking to excess, 376. 
“Drink up eisell,” in Hamlet, meaning of, 241. 
Droving, 343. 
Dryden, 462. 
Dryden’s Absalom and Achitophel, 405. 468.
——­ “Essay on Satire”, 498. 
D.(S.) on Old St. Pancras Church, 496. 
D.(T.) on Cheshire Cat, 412. 
Dukes, three, killed by a beadle, 9. 46. 91. 106. 171. 
Didcarium, 78. 108. 
Dun cow, 475. 
Dundee (Bonny), Graham of Chaverhouse, 134. 
Dun him, its origin, 243. 
Durdent (Bp.) and Staffordshire, 309.

E.

E. on Artephius, the criminal philosopher, 247. ——­ on bishops and their precedence, 10.  Earwig, 29.  Edward the Confessor’s crucifix and gold chain, 406. ——­ IV., descent of, 375. ——­ II., Adamson’s Reign of, 297. ——­ the Outlaw, wife of, 279. 318.  Edwards (O.), inscription on a portrait, 593. ——­ (H.) on when does Easter end? 9.  E.(F.) on marks of cadency, 303. ——­ on north side of churchyards, 346. ——­ on Osnaburg bishopric, 447. ——­ on swords worn in public, 318.  Egg-cups used by the Romans, 526.  Egyptian MSS., 311.  E.(H.) on weights for weighing coins, 326. ——­ on Adamson’s Reign of Edward II., 297.  E.(H.A.) on Thomas Volusenos, 311.  E.(H.T.) on Judge Cradoak, 429. ——­ on One Bell, 186.  Elliott (R.W.) on crozier and pastoral staff, 314.  Emancipation of the Jews, 13.  Ermine, the Bess of Hardwick, 283.  Erskine (the Hon. A.), 165. ——.  Cardinal, 406.  Etymological notes, 276. ——­ queries, 156. 203. ——­ queries answered, 189.  Expurgatory index, 37.