Chapter X

X. on reversible names, 285.
[Greek: Xanthos] on Dr. Whichcote and Dorothy Jordan, 351.
---- Keats's Poems, 421.
X. (S.) on Lord Halifax and Mrs. C. Barton, 18.
X. (W.) on Widderington family, 375.

Y.
Y. (B. R. A.) on inscription on Lindsey Court-house, 602.
---- Lyra Apostolica, 407.
---- Mount Mill, 174.
Yeowell (James) on bell mottoes, 109.
Y. (H.) on B. C. Y., 149.
Y. (J.) on Bishop Burnet's character, 448.
---- Chauncy, or Chancy, 126.
---- cross-legged figures, 77.
---- electric telegraph in 1753, 274.
---- Whitelocke (Gen.), 202.
Y. (K.) on tailless cats, 480.
Y. (Z.) on Forms of Public Meetings, 174.

Z.
Z. on extracts from Registers of Lincoln see, 513.
Z. (A.) on Leapor's Tragedy, 104.
---- Lydia, or Conversion, 76.
---- Watson (Charles), 57.
Zachary (M.) on Hervie's Synagogue, 184.
Zeus on Belle Sauvage, 44.
---- criminals restored to life, 281.
---- German tree, 136.
---- goloshes, 470.
---- inn signs, 252.
---- mantel-piece, 576.
---- muffins and crumpets, 208.
---- Sotades, 18.
Z. (X. Y.) on Dr. John Pocklington, 247.
---- Roland the brave, 372.

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