Chapter D

D. on an almanac of 1550, 4.
---- on Lord John Frescheville, 441.
---- on parish registers, &c., 473.

Δ. on the authorship of Conceyted Letters, &c., 7.

D. (A.) on bees being informed of a death, 309.

D. (A. A.) on noli episcopari, 346.
---- on works on the origin of evil, 346.
---- on verses occurring in classical prose, 382.
---- on gold medal of the Duke of York, 407.
---- on Dido and Æneas, 423.
---- on pegs and thongs for rowing, &c., 423.

Dacre monument at Hurstmonceux, 354.

Dacres of the north, 382.

Dalstonia on Mother Bunche's Tales, 209.

Dalyell (Sir J. Graham) notices of, 35.

Damasked linen, 446.

Darby and Joan, an old ditty, 196.

Darnell (N. N.) on tapestry story of Justinian, 256.

Dauphin of France, 149. 195.

Davies (Thomas Stephens) on magnetical discovery, 58. 125.

Davus on the cognomen Walker, 424.

Davys, (Sir John), his monument, 256. 327.

Day of the month, lines on, 130.

D. (C. de) on an adventurer in 1632, 4.
---- on umbrellas, 75.
---- on Cowper law, 101.
---- on the pronunciation of Coke, 300.

D. (E.) on Perrot's Primmer for children, 28.

Dead, on salting the bodies of, 6. 43. 162.

Dead letter, origin of the term, 345.

Deal, its meaning, 88. 161.

Deans (Jeanie), her energetic character, 434.

Decretorum doctor, its use, 191. 242.

D. (E. A.) on the word bummaree, 74.
---- on Flemish account, 504.

De Foe, an engraved portrait of, 443. 491.
---- connection with the Mercator, 338.
---- house at Stoke Newington, 256. 299.

D. (E. H. D.) on Stella being Swift's sister, 160.
---- on translation of Sarpi's Council of Trent, 275.
---- on fides carbonarii, 283.
---- on ancient language of Egypt, 302.
---- on the earliest use of cabal, 443.
---- on dial motto at Karlsbad, 507.
---- on wyle cop, 509.

Dell, in what county? 39.

Delta, on Sanskrit elementary books, 103.

De Missy (Cæsar), account of, 153.

Deodands, and their application, 484.

Deptford, inundation at, 316.

Derwentwater (Earl of), 133.

Desmond, the old Countess of, 305. 426.

Dessawdorf on the disguisyings, 254.

Devil's knell, 116.

Devonian on meaning of pallant, 442.

Devonshire superstitions, 98.

D. (G. H.) on MS. fragments of old poetry, 51.

D. (H. G.) on two broadside ditties, 311.
---- on Gen. James Wolfe, 322. 503.

Dial motto at Karlsbad, 471. 507.

Dido and Æneas, 423.

Dies iræ, dies illa, its authorship, 71.

"Dieu et mon droit," its origin, 299.

Dingle, early history of, 152.

Discount, its origin, 208.

Disguisyings, a performance, 254.

D'Israeli: Pope and Goldsmith, 99. 381.

D'Israeli and Hume, 83.

Distord, its meaning, 6.

D. (J.) on the cunning of the fox, 295.

D. (J. D.) on St. Beuno, 424.

D--n, on lord mayor not a privy councillor, 236.

Dn. (W.) on wife of St. Patrick, 190.
---- on Lord Strafford and Abp. Usher, 349.

Dobbin (O. T.) on English sapphics, 182.
---- on works on the Life of St. Paul, 198.
---- on a work on Speculative Difficulties, 198.
---- on the late William Hone, 241.

Dodd (Charles), notices of him, 11.

Dog and Duck, the sign, 37.

Dog--the phrase "old dog," in Hudibras, 21.

Dog's head in the pot, the sign of, 139.

Dogmatism and puppyism, 102. 160.

Dole-banks, or boundary-banks, 213.

Domingo, St., the aborigines of, 433.

Domesday book of Scotland, was it ever published? 7. 213.

Dominis (Mark Antony de), Abp. of Spalatro, 257. 295.

Don, a poem, the early editions, 441.

Donizetti, new facts concerning, 380.

Dorfsnaig on marriage of bishops, 196.

Douglas (J. A.) on Lady Petre's monument, 22.

Douglas (Robert) and Mary queen of Scotland, 23. 299.

D. (P.) on parliamentary debates, 1768 to 1774, 368.

D. (Q.E.) on religious statistics, 382.

D. (R.) on the use of bootikins, 232.

Dray, its meaning, 209.

Dredge (John I.) on John Bodley, 240.
---- on Dr. Wm. Wall's works, 490.

Drimmnitavichillichatan, its locality, 501.

Drowned, how to discover their bodies, 148. 251. 297.

Dryander (Francis). See _Enzinas_.

Dryasdust on Gibson's Life of Cromwell, 117.
---- on Walker's Sufferings of the Clergy, 272.
---- on the early use of the crucifix, 422.

Dryden, on a passage in, 13.
---- and Oldham, 36. 93.
---- illustrated by T. Holt White, 294. 411.
---- portrait wanted, 59.
---- suppressed epilogue by, 472.

D. (T.) on Sinaitic inscriptions, 382.

Dubourg (G.) on musical composition of Matthew Dubourg, 443.

Dubourg (Matthew), musical compositions of, 443.

Ducks and drakes, 502.

Dunrossness on Shetland folk lore, 500.

Durden, its etymology, 424.

Durham see, its privileges and customs, 425.

D. (W.) on the first panorama, 54.

Dx. on Berlin mean time, 256.
---- on locusts of the New Testament, 352.

Dyke (Henry) on Aulus Gellius' dimple, 285.

E.

E. on lord mayor not a privy councillor, 180.
---- on poet referred to by Bacon, 257.

E. (A.) on Pope's connection with Upton Court, 315.

Eagle, arms displayed on spread, 424.

Earthquake at the Crucifixion, 343.

Earth's form, theory of, 76.

Earwig, its derivation, 274. 393. 411. 429.

Eastwood (J.) on Petty Cury, 120.
---- on Sacre cheveux, 262.
---- on payments for destroying vermin, 389.
---- on derivation of London, 505.

Eboracomb on the family of Etty, 27.

E. (B. P. D.) on an entomological query, 141.

Ecclesiastics, marriage of. See _Bishops_.

Eclipse, mistake as to one, 58. 125.

E. (C. P.) on Beaumont and Jeremy Taylor, 154.

Eden (C. Page) on sermon of Bp. Taylor's, 354.

Edward, prince of Wales, his punishment, 338. 409. 453.

Effagies on Gray and Virgil, 285.

Effaress on Broad Halfpenny Down, 133.

Effigies, cross-legged, date of the latest, 382. 458.
---- of English sovereigns in France, 265.

Egmont (Frederick), 151.

Egypt, language of ancient, 152. 240. 302.

E. (H.) on supposed witchcraft, 35.
---- on the city Fermilodum, 345.
---- on play of George Barnwell, 483.

E. (H. N.) on monumental symbolism, 72.
---- on meaning of Pharetram de Tutesbit, 316.
---- on Chattes of Haselle, 382.
---- on testing a bow, 392.
---- on the arms of the Methwen family, 424.

E. (H. T.) on the first panorama, 54.
---- on the house of Yvery, 101.
---- on posie of other men's flowers, 125.
---- on works on horology, 240.
---- on ruined churches, 356.

Eisell controversy, 36.

E. (J.), was Milton an Anglo-Saxon scholar? 100.
---- on an entomological query, 101.
---- on the poems of Richard Rolle, 116.
---- on a ship's berth, 212.

Elfshot, its cure, 500.

Elginensis on warnings to Scotland, 233.

Elizabeth (Queen), equestrian figure of, 231.
---- madrigals in her praise, 185.
---- scandal against, 161.

Ellacombe (H. T.) on Thomas Kingeston, 22.
---- on the first panorama, 119.
---- on payments for destroying vermin, 447.

Elliot (R. W.) on superstitions respecting bees, 308.
---- on the proverb, "merry Wakefield," 369.
---- on a plough in Castor church, 406.

Ellison (Nathaniel) on the death of Pitt, 232.

Ellrake, or Hell-rake, 192. 260.

Elsevir on the two Drs. Abercrombie, 353.

Ely cathedral, inscription in, 116.

Emblems, a chapter on, 403.

E. (M. C.) on etymology of London, 437.

Em quad on Caxton's printing materials, 232.

England, metrical history of, 315.

Enquirer on the convocation of York, 368.

Ensis on the proof of a sword, 39.

Entomological query, 101. 141.

Enzinas, or Dryander, inquiry after his works, 5.

Epitaph in Dalkeith churchyard, 230.

E. (P. S.) on the completion of the Acta Sanctorum, 7.

Equestrian statues, 72. 126.

Equivocation, treatise of, 419. 488.

Erasmus, epigram on, 437.

Ercad on the Dacres of the north, 382.

Ermines on heraldic figures at Tonbridge, 115.

Ernle's letter respecting Lady Hopton, 97.

Eryx, on the word _secant_ in Virgil, 24.

Erza on Lady Flora Hastings' bequest, 44.

Essex's expedition to Ireland, 191.

Etty, the artist, family of, 27.

Eupator on treatise of equivocation, 419.
---- on justice to Pope Pius V., 421.

Eustace (St.), his legend, 52.

Evans (Lewis) on the custom of souling, 506.

Execution under singular circumstances, 191. 243. 284. 317.

Exon on legal time, 502.

Exons of the guard, 87.

F.

F. on Mallet's second wife, 191.
---- on the Winchester execution, 284.

Faber-Ferrarius On Dryden and Oldham, 93.

Fairlight church, description of, 57. 160.

Fairy dances, 173.

Fanny on a fragment, "The Abbey," 372.
---- on Isabel, queen of the Isle of Man, 423.

Farlieu, its meaning, 317.

Farmer (Rev. Richard), his character, 379. 407. 428.

Fasciculus temporum, 148. 276.

F. (E.) on thread the needle, 140.

F. (E. D. C.) on the spelling of Orinoco, 24.

Fell (Leonard), was he brother of the judge? 256.

Felton, where is the letter found in his hat? 152.

Fennell (Wm.) on portrait of Whiston, 21.

Fenton (John) on Nao, ship, 28.

Fermilodum, was it a city? 345. 395.

Fest sittings, 42.

F. (F. F.) on the word repudiate, 163.

F. (H.) on the privileges of the Durham See, 425.
---- on compositions during the Protectorate, 490.
---- on dial motto at Karlsbad, 507.

"Fiat justitia, ruat coelum," origin of the apothegm, 91.

"Fides Carbonaria," origin of the phrase, 233. 283.

Finavdis (Father), an anagram by him, 405.

Finger pillories in churches, 315. 395. 458.

Fire unknown in certain islands, 209. 283. 331.

Fishes, Greek names in the Vespae, 501.

Fits, cure for, 53.

Fitzgerald, Lord Edw., the house of, 173. 230. 411.

Flemish account, origin of the expression, 504.

Fm. on Mary Anne Clarke, 493.

Folietani, or leaf-eaters, 256.

Folk lore, 3. 52. 98. 148. 227. 251. 291. 308. 380. 404. 436.
470. 500.
---- Cheshire, 405. 506.
---- Devonshire superstitions, 98. 309.
---- East Norfolk, 53. 251.
---- Lincolnshire, 470.
---- Shetland, 500.
---- Somersetshire, 149.
---- Suffolk, 148.
---- Surrey, 291.

Fontainebleau, its etymology, 38. 193.

Forbes (C.) on kiss the hare's foot, 74.
---- on curious omen at marriage, 142.
---- on "A posie of other men's flowers," 211.
---- on visiting cards, 243.
---- on story referred to by Jeremy Taylor, 326.
---- on "A little bird told me," 394.
---- on "Call a spade a spade," 456.

Forbes' poem, The Don, 441.

Foreign ambassadors, list of, 442. 477.
---- English, 130.

Form for receiving converts, 189.

Fort une, its meaning, 57. 142. 328. 476.

Foss (Edw.) on collar of SS., 147.
---- on judges styled Reverend, 198.

Fourth fare, its meaning, 39.

Fox, its cunning illustrated, 295.

Frampton (Tregonwell), particulars of, 474.

Francis on Moore's Almanack, 74.

Francis (St.), the Vine of, 89.

Franciscus on the locality Gillingham, 28.
---- on Broad Halfpenny Down, 197.
---- on Borough-English, 214.
---- on "Dieu et mon droit," 299.
---- on payments for destroying vermin, 389. 447.

Franklin, Latin verse on, 443.

Fraser (W.), on three estates of the realm, 115. 278.
---- on Borough-English, 133.
---- on "But very few have seen the devil," 133.
---- on scurvy ale, 162.
---- on the term Milesian, 175.
---- on cycle of Cathay, 181.
---- on hand giving the benediction, 214.
---- on an archbishop of Spalatro, 257.
---- on "Call a spade a spade," 274.
---- on Merlin and the electric telegraph, 341.
---- on printing in 1449, and Shakspeare, 344.
---- on the custom of souling, 506.
---- on rural and urban deans, 502.
---- on legend of the robin redbreast, 506.

Freemasons, works on their origin, 234.

French refugees, treaty of compensation, 423.

Frere (G. E.) on the death of Cervantes, 116.

Frescheville (John Lord) noticed, 441.

Friends, a member of the society of, on Quaker expurgated
Bible, 412.

Frogs in Ireland, 75.

Fuller (Dr. Thomas), his autograph, 474.

Funeral in Hamburgh, 269.

Funerals, music at, 404.

F. (W. H.) on sculptured stones in Scotland, 350.
---- on the introduction of Christianity into Orkney, 439.
---- on names of places in Normandy and Orkney, 501.

F. (Y. G.) on the authorship of "Racked by pain, by shame
confounded," 7.

G.

G. on princesses of Wales, 176.
---- on remains of Sir Hugh Montgomery, 254.
---- on Sir Wm. Griffith's marriage, 272.
---- on church of St. Bene't Fink, 491.
---- on Monk and Cromwell, 506.

Γ. on "Truth is that which a man troweth," 382.

Κολοβοδάκτυλος, or stump-fingered, 191.

K. (W. H.) on cross-legged effigies, 382.
---- on the arms of the Cordeaux family, 407.

Kyme, notices of the family of, 23. 76. 110.