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    Notes and Queries, Index of Volume 3, January-June, 1851 A Medium of Inter-communication for Literary Men, Artists, Antiquaries, Genealogists, etc.
    Notes and Queries, Index of Volume 3, January-June, 1851 A Medium of Inter-communication for Literary Men, Artists, Antiquaries, Genealogists, etc.
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    Notes and Queries, Index of Volume 3, January-June, 1851 A Medium of Inter-communication for Literary Men, Artists, Antiquaries, Genealogists, etc.

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      Title: Notes and Queries, Index of Volume 3, January-June, 1851

      A Medium of Inter-communication for Literary Men, Artists,

      Antiquaries, Genealogists, etc.

      Author: Various

      Editor: George Bell

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      NOTES AND QUERIES:

      A MEDIUM OF INTER-COMMUNICATION FOR LITERARY MEN, ARTISTS, ANTIQUARIES, GENEALOGISTS, ETC.

      When found, make a note of.—Captain Cuttle.

      VOLUME THIRD

      JANUARY—JUNE, 1851

      INDEX TO THE THIRD VOLUME.

      A.

      A. on Tanthony, 229.

      —— on the song Winifreda, 155.

      * a.? on Dutch folk lore, 387.

      A. (A.) on Martin family, 29.

      —— on swords used in dress, 29.

      —— on Moore's Almanack, 381.

      —— on the family of Don, 143.

      —— on wages in the last century, 143.

      Abbots in the English church, 304.

      Abeiles, what? 243.

      Abel represented with horns, 391.

      Abercromby, the two Drs., 209.

      Abhba on the works of Dr. Miller, 136.

      —— on Standfast's Cordial Comforts, 143.

      —— on old Tract on the Eucharist, 191.

      —— on Madden's Reflections, 323.

      A. (C.) on legend in Frettenham church, 506.

      Ace of diamonds, its origin, 142.

      Ache on mistletoe on oaks, 192.

      —— on the phrase under the rose, 213.

      —— on a passage in the Tempest, 229.

      —— on sitting cross-legged, 230.

      —— on straw necklaces, 253.

      —— on the family of Peyton, 186.

      —— on paring nails on Sunday, 341.

      Achilles and the tortoise, 484.

      A. (C. T.) on the redwing's nest, 408.

      Adam of Bremen, his Itinerary, 238.

      Adam of St. Victor's poem on the Cross, 89.

      Adams, Rev. W., date of his death, 140. 249.

      —— King's Messengers, grounded on a Greek tale, 135.

      Adamson (John) on the works of Camoens, 18.

      Adur, its etymology, 30. 152.

      Ægrotus on the vellum-bound Junius, 378.

      A. (E. H.) on a curious disquisition on church bells, 431.

      —— on the letters of Bishop Crewe, 23.

      —— on notices of Bishop Frampton, 214.

      —— on Fronte capillatâ, &c., 8.

      —— on midwives licensed, 29.

      —— on Volusenus, 29.

      Æsopus Epulans, its authorship, 478.

      A. (F. R.) on the author of Peter Wilkins, 13.

      —— on Old Booty, 93.

      —— on Bunyan's knowledge of Hobbes, 70.

      —— on Histoire des Sévérambes, 148.

      —— on Dr. King's poem The Toast, 13.

      A. (F. S.) on the writers in the North Briton, 409.

      A. (H. M.) on the meaning of mosaic, 389.

      A. (J. D.) on a cardinal's monument, 106.

      A. (J. T.) on epitaph on Rev. J. Mawer, 248.

      Akerman, (J. Y.) on Queen Anne's farthings, 83.

      Alan, on prayer of Mary Queen of Scots, 504.

      Alarm, derivation of, 30.

      Alban's (St.), law courts at, 466.

      Allen's (Cardinal) declaration, 11.

      Alliteration, specimen of, from Quarles, 340.

      Alms-dish, an inscription on an, 101.

      Alphabetum divini Amoris, 86.

      Altar lights, &c., 68.

      America, prophecy respecting its discovery, 464.

      Amicus Plato, origin of the sentiment, 389. 468.

      Anatol on De Foe's anticipations, 338.

      Anatolicus on tobacco in the East, 306.

      Andrew's (St.) cross, 221.

      Anecdotes of old times, 275.

      Angles, their original country, 326.

      Angodus de Lindsei, 141.

      Anne, queen, a note on her farthings, 83.

      Annoy, used as a noun, 43.

      Anonymous Ravennas, noticed, 462.

      Anonymous works: The Monthly Intelligencer, 37; Theological Tracts, 61.

      Anstruther (Robert) on the regal title Defender of the Faith, 9.

      Antediluvian history wanted, 330.

      Anticipations of modern ideas or inventions, 62. 69. 137. 195. 287. 338.

      Anti-Jacobin, authors of the poetry of the, 334. 348, 349. 396. 431.

      Antiquitas sæculi Juventus mundi, 125. 156.

      Apodliktes on cockade, 42.

      Apple-pie order, origin of the phrase, 330. 468. 485.

      Après moi le déluge, 299. 397.

      Apricot, its etymology, 75.

      Apuleius, translations of, 76.

      Archæus on Aristophanes on the modern stage, 251.

      Aristophanes on the modern stage, 105. 198. 230. 504.

      Aristotle and Pythagoras, 352.

      Arthur's Seat and Salisbury Craigs, 119. 251.

      Articles, an old entry of having read the Thirty-nine, 237.

      Articles and canons of 1571, 491.

      Arun on Butler's Hudibras in 1710, 166.

      —— on the derivation of Carnaby, 495.

      —— on George Herbert and Leighton Church, 178.

      —— on disinterment for heresy, 240.

      —— on closing rooms after death, 248.

      —— on St. John's Bridge fair, 287.

      —— on Edmund Prideaux and the post-office, 267.

      —— on separation of sexes in churches, 288.

      —— on the Tanthony, 308.

      —— on Nettle in, dock out, 368.

      —— on pilgrim's road to Canterbury, 429.

      —— on Going to Old Weston, 449.

      —— on the Tanthony bell, 105. 308.

      —— on metrical psalms and hymns, 119.

      Association, the principle of, 424. 507.

      Athelney Castle, Somersetshire, 478.

      A. (T. W.) on the quotation Too wise to err, 279.

      Avena on Aristophanes on the modern stage, 504.

      —— on St. Paul's clock striking thirteen, 449.

      Aventurier, ou la Barbe-bleue, 74.

      Aver, its etymology, 42. 157. 291.

      A. (X. Y.) on the damasked linen of James II., 13.

      Auriga, its meaning, 188. 253. 483.

      A. (W.) on Benj. Wheeler's Theological Lectures, 39.

      —— on medal given to Howard, 142.

      —— on predeceased and designed, 143.

      Away, let nought to love displeasing, the authorship, 27.

      Ayot St. Lawrence church, 135.

      Azzolin (Cardinal), notices of, 370. 458.

      B.

      B. on King John At Lincoln, 291.

      —— on hand-bells at funerals, 310.

      —— on Tickhill, God help me, 340.

      —— on vineyards in England, 341.

      —— on Stepony ale, 449.

      ב. on hand-bell before a corpse, 68.

      B. (A.) on Duchess of Buckingham, 438.

      —— on the title Alterius orbis papa, 497.

      —— on the authorship of Lucy and Colin, 7.

      —— on lines attributed to Viscount Palmerston, 28.

      —— on Porson's imposition, 28.

      Bab in the Bowster, the dance, 45. 282.

      Babington's conspiracy, 390. 458.

      Bache, Simon, quondam Thesaurarius Hospitii, 105. 155.

      Bacon, origin of the family name, 41. 151.

      Bacon and Fagan, the origin of, 106. 483.

      Bactria, history of, wanted, 353. 435.

      B. (A. E.) on illustrations of Chaucer, 201. 235. 258. 316. 345. 385. 419. 473. 515.

      —— on Chaucer's Temple y-made of glass, 362.

      —— on an early instance of the word news, 300.

      —— on the word prenzie in Shakspeare, 455.

      —— on Shakspeare's words captious and intenible, 497.

      —— on Shakspeare's Love's Labour's Lost, 163.

      —— on Touchstone dial, 107.

      B. (A. H.) on the Neville family, 24.

      Baldrocks, wooden, what? 328.

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