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Vol. V.—No. 130. NOTES AND QUERIES: A MEDIUM OF INTER-COMMUNICATION FOR LITERARY MEN, ARTISTS, ANTIQUARIES, GENEALOGISTS, ETC.
CONTENTS.
Notes.
- THE TREDESCANTS AND ELIAS ASHMOLE. (Continued from p. 368.)
- INEDITED POETRY.
- NOTE ON VIRGIL.
- MSS. OF DR. WHITBY, AND PETITION OF INHABITANTS OF ALLINGTON, KENT.
- BILLS FOR PRINTING AND BINDING "THE KING'S BOOKE."
- SIR RALPH VERNON.
- THE FALLACY OF TRADITIONS.
- ON THE DERIVATION OF "THE RACK."
- Minor Notes.
  - Book-keepers.
  - The Substitution of the Letter "I" for "J" in the Names of "John, James, Jane," &c.
  - Daniel de Foe.
  - English Surnames: Bolingbroke (Vol. v., p. 326.).
  - Waistcoats worn by Women.
  - "Thirty Days hath September," &c. (Antiquity of).
- Book-keepers.
- The Substitution of the Letter "I" for "J" in the Names of "John, James, Jane," &c.
- Daniel de Foe.
- English Surnames: Bolingbroke (Vol. v., p. 326.).
- Waistcoats worn by Women.
- "Thirty Days hath September," &c. (Antiquity of).
- FOLK LORE.
  - The Frog.
  - An Oath in Court (Vol. iv., pp. 151. 214).
  - St. Clement's and St. Thomas's Day.
- The Frog.
- An Oath in Court (Vol. iv., pp. 151. 214).
- St. Clement's and St. Thomas's Day.
Queries.
- SPEAKER LENTHALL.
- NOTTE OF IMBERCOURT, SURREY.
- Minor Queries.
  - Suffragan Bishops.
  - Poison.
  - Dr. Elizabeth Blackwell.
  - Martha, Countess of Middleton.
  - Lord Lieutenant and Sheriff.
  - Vikingr Skotar.
  - The Abbot of Croyland's Motto.
  - Apple Sauce with Pork.
  - Gipsies.
  - Breezes from Gas Works.
  - The Phrase "and tye."
  - Stonehenge, a Pastoral, by John Speed.
  - "Buro—Berto—Beriora."
  - 'Prentice Pillars.
  - Archer Rolls: Master of Archery.
  - Witchcraft: Mrs. Hicks and her Daughter.
  - Antony Hungerford.
  - Rev. William Dawson.
  - "Up, Guards, and at them!"
  - St. Botolph.
  - Rental of Arable Land in 1333.
  - Dress shows the Man.
  - Burnet (Gilbert).
  - Where was Cromwell buried?
- Suffragan Bishops.
- Poison.
- Dr. Elizabeth Blackwell.
- Martha, Countess of Middleton.
- Lord Lieutenant and Sheriff.
- Vikingr Skotar.
- The Abbot of Croyland's Motto.
- Apple Sauce with Pork.
- Gipsies.
- Breezes from Gas Works.
- The Phrase "and tye."
- Stonehenge, a Pastoral, by John Speed.
- "Buro—Berto—Beriora."
- 'Prentice Pillars.
- Archer Rolls: Master of Archery.
- Witchcraft: Mrs. Hicks and her Daughter.
- Antony Hungerford.
- Rev. William Dawson.
- "Up, Guards, and at them!"
- St. Botolph.
- Rental of Arable Land in 1333.
- Dress shows the Man.
- Burnet (Gilbert).
- Where was Cromwell buried?
- Minor Queries Answered.
  - Knollys Family.
  - Emblematical Halfpenny.
  - National Proverbs.
  - Heraldic Query.
  - Chantrey's Marble Children.
  - Autobiography of Timour.
- Knollys Family.
- Emblematical Halfpenny.
- National Proverbs.
- Heraldic Query.
- Chantrey's Marble Children.
- Autobiography of Timour.
Replies.
- THE EARL OF ERROLL. (Vol. v., p. 297.)
- GENERAL WOLFE. (Vol. iv., p. 438.; Vol. v., p. 185., &c.)
- JAMES WILSON, M.D. (Vol. v., pp. 276. 329.)
- OLIVER CROMWELL.—THE "WHALE" AND THE "STORM" IN 1658. (Vol. iii., p. 207.)
- AUTHENTICATED INSTANCES OF LONGEVITY. (Vol. v., pp. 178. 296.)
- Replies to Minor Queries.
  - Haberdascher.—Hurrer (Vol. v., p. 137.).
  - Cou-bache (Vol. v., p. 131.).
  - Meaning of Groom.—M. F. Barrière (Vol. v., p. 347.)
  - Grinning like a Cheshire Cat (Vol. ii., pp. 377, 412.).
  - Mallet's Death and Burial (Vol. v., p. 319.).
  - Town-halls (Vol. v., p. 295.).
  - Whiting's Watch (Vol. iii., p. 352.).
  - The Birthplace of St. Patrick (Vol. v., p. 344.)
  - Family of Grey (Vol. v., p. 298.).
  - Edward Bagshaw (Vol. v., p. 298.).
  - White Livers (Vol. v., pp. 127. 212.).
  - Miniature of Cromwell (Vol. v., p. 189.).
  - Sleck Stone, Meaning of (Vol. v., p. 140.).
  - Tenor Bell of Margate (Vol. i., p. 92.; Vol. v., p. 319.).
  - Rhymes connected with Places (Vol. v., pp. 293. 374.).
  - Burial, Law respecting (Vol. v., p. 320.).
  - Lines on English History (Vol. iii., p. 168.).
  - Suicides buried in Cross Roads (Vol. iv., pp. 116. 212. 329.).
  - Th' Man i' th' Almanack (Vol. v., p. 320.).
  - Olaus Magnus (Vol. iii., p. 370.).
  - The Word "Couch" (Vol. v., p. 298.).
- Haberdascher.—Hurrer (Vol. v., p. 137.).
- Cou-bache (Vol. v., p. 131.).
- Meaning of Groom.—M. F. Barrière (Vol. v., p. 347.)
- Grinning like a Cheshire Cat (Vol. ii., pp. 377, 412.).
- Mallet's Death and Burial (Vol. v., p. 319.).
- Town-halls (Vol. v., p. 295.).
- Whiting's Watch (Vol. iii., p. 352.).
- The Birthplace of St. Patrick (Vol. v., p. 344.)
- Family of Grey (Vol. v., p. 298.).
- Edward Bagshaw (Vol. v., p. 298.).
- White Livers (Vol. v., pp. 127. 212.).
- Miniature of Cromwell (Vol. v., p. 189.).
- Sleck Stone, Meaning of (Vol. v., p. 140.).
- Tenor Bell of Margate (Vol. i., p. 92.; Vol. v., p. 319.).
- Rhymes connected with Places (Vol. v., pp. 293. 374.).
- Burial, Law respecting (Vol. v., p. 320.).
- Lines on English History (Vol. iii., p. 168.).
- Suicides buried in Cross Roads (Vol. iv., pp. 116. 212. 329.).
- Th' Man i' th' Almanack (Vol. v., p. 320.).
- Olaus Magnus (Vol. iii., p. 370.).
- The Word "Couch" (Vol. v., p. 298.).
Miscellaneous.
- NOTES ON BOOKS, ETC.
- BOOKS AND ODD VOLUMES WANTED TO PURCHASE.
- Notices to Correspondents.