Chapter D

Dannocks, its derivation, 272.
* Dante in Latin, 467.
* Darcy of Platten, 247.
Dartmouth (first Lord), his monument, 51.
Darwin on Steam, 271. 408.
* Dates of published works, 148.
Daughters taking their mothers' names, 20. 230.
David's mother, 42.
D'Aye (Robert), Cromwell's descendant, 88.
Dead, society for burning the, 76.
Death-warnings in ancient families, 55. 114. 150. 335.
De Beauvoir pedigree, 349. 596.
Defoe (Daniel) on apparitions, 12. 62.
* Degrees in Arts at Edinburgh, 304.
* De Gurney pedigree, 324.
* De la Fond, inscription on his engraving, 272.
De Lauragnois (Duc), a marvellous story of his wife, 538.
Dennis and Pope, 223.
* Denny (Honoria, daughter of Lord), 451.
Dereham manor alienated, 304.
* De Rous family, 222.
Despatches, sententious, 171.
Devil Tavern club, 327.
* Dilamgabendi, its meaning, 516.
* Dinteville family, 198.
Diseases, non-recurring, 38.
Divining rod, 386.
Divinity professorships, 585.
Dixon of Beeston, 221. 275.
* Dixon's Yorkshire Dales, 148.
Dobbs, Francis, a prophet, 71.
Dobney's Bowling-green, 375. 572.
Docwra (Sir Thomas), grand prior, 298.
Dog Latin, 601.
Dog-whippers in churches, 349. 499.
Dog-whipping in Hull, 64.
Dogs in monumental brasses, 126. 249. 312.
D. O. M. explained, 137. 286.
Domestic architecture, 220.
---- chapels, 219.
* Dominus, the title, 222.
Dorset, a beverage, 247. 311.
Dosa (George and Luke), 57.
Dragons' blood, 242.
Drainage by machinery, 183.
* Dramatic and Poetical Works, 173.
Dress of the ancient Scottish females, 271. 502.
Druidism, materials for a history of, 219.
Drummond (Sir Wm.), the Countess of Blessington's letter to him, 268.
Dryden (John) on Shakspeare, 95.
Dryden and Luke Milbourne, 563.
Dublin maps, 174. 287.
Ducking-stool, 232.
* Dumfries, lithographed view of, 516.
Duncon (Dr. Eleazar), his death, 56. 184. 359.
Dutch East India Company, 98.
Dutch, high and low, 132.
Duval family, 285.

E.
* Eastern church, the episcopal insignia of, 222.
Eastern question, 244.
Echo poetry, a dialogue, 51. 153.
Eclipse in the year 1263, 17. 359. 480.
Eden pedigree and arms, 175.
Eden (Robert), Prebendary of Winchester, 374. 553.
* Egger moths, 148.
Electric telegraph, its inventor, 274.
---- at police stations, 270. 360.
Eliminate, its original signification, 119.
Elizabeth (Queen) and the Earl of Essex, 175.
Elstob (Elizabeth), her burial-place, 7. 200.
Elstob family, 553.
Embost, in hunting, 459.
Enareans, 101. 337. 479.
Encore, 601.
Encyclopædia of Indexes, 371. 527.
Enfield Church, 287.
Engravings, early German, 57. 565.
EPIGRAMS:--
falsely ascribed to Herbert, 301.
four lawyers, 103.
Garrick's funeral, 529.
Greek, 89.
Handel and Bononcini, 445. 550.
how D.D. swaggers, M.D. rolls, 504.
Pope's on Dennis, 223.
EPITAPHS:--
Chambers, a dancing-master, 54.
Churchill the poet, 123.
epitaphium Lucretiæ, 112.
Garter King at Arms, 122.
Henbury, in Gloucestershire, 492.
Howleglass, 88.
Kelly (Patrick), 54.
Kingston-Seymour, in Somersetshire, 492.
Lavenham Church, 369.
Morwenstow churchyard, 481.
"Myself," 270. 430.
Pisa, 368.
Politian's, 62.
Prior's on himself, 283.
Shoreditch churchyard, 369.
Tellingham Church, Essex, 9.
Whittlebury Churchyard, 122.
Eternal life, 122.
Etiquette, origin of the word, 106.
Euler's analytical treasures, 75.
Exposition by Cornelius à Lapide, 512.
Eyre (Capt. John), his drawings, 207. 258.

F.
Fairfax (Lord), inquiries respecting, 10. 156. 379. 572.
Families, large, 419. 422.
* Farrant's anthem, "Lord, for thy tender mercies' sake," 9.
* Farre (Captain), noticed, 32.
* Farrington's views, 467.
Fata Morgana, 267.
Faussett collection of antiquities, 386. 554.
* Fawell arms and crest, 374.
Felbrigge (Sir G.), inscription on his brass, 326.
* Female aide-major, 397.
Female parish clerks, 162. 431.
Ferdinand Charles III., Duke of Parma, 417.
Field's Bible of 1658, 563.
Fifteenths, or fystens, 176.
Fire-arms, antiquity of, 80.
* Fitzgerald (Edward), 494.
Fitzherbert (Sir Anthony), not Chief Justice, 285.
* Flasks for wine-bottles, 304.
Fleet prison officers, 76. 160.
Fleurs-de-lys, three, 35. 84. 113. 225.
Floral Directories, Catholic, 568.
Florins and the royal arms, 59.
FOLK LORE, 73. 242. 344. 446. 536.
Devonshire, 344.
Hampshire, 446.
Herefordshire, 242.
Somersetshire, 536.
newspaper, 29. 84. 276. 523.
* Foreign orders, 10.
Forensic jocularities, 538.
Forlorn hope, explained, 43. 161.
Forms of Prayer, Occasional, 404.
* "Forms of Public Meetings," 174.
Forster (Dr.), and his Floral Works, 569.
Fountains in foreign parts, 517.
Fox-hunting, 307.
* Fox (Sir Stephen) noticed, 271.
Foxes and Firebrands, 96.
Francklyn Household Book, 422. 575.
* Frankincense in churches, 349.
Fraser (General), 161. 431.
* Freemasonry, on the eligibility of deaf and dumb persons, 542.
* Freemasons, the alibenistic order of, 56.
Freher (Dionysius Andreas), 151.
French refugees in Spitalfields, 516.
French season and weather rhymes, 9. 277.
* Fresick and Freswick, 174.
Friends, their longevity, 243.
* Froissart, passage on the Black Prince, 374.
Funeral customs, 257. 566.
---- in Middle Ages, 89.
Fynnon Vair, or the Well of our Lady, 376.

G.
Gage (Gen. Thomas) noticed, 12.
Gale of rent, 408.
Garble, its present corruption, 243. 359. 407.
Garlands, broadsheets, &c., 347.
* Garlic Sunday, its origin, 34.
Garrick's funeral epigram, 529.
Gay (John), his Acis and Galatea, 12.
Gazette de Londres, 86.
Geering (Richard), 337.
* Genesis iv. 7., 371.
Geneva arms, 44. 110.
Geometrical curiosity, 14.
George (Chevalier de St.), his medal, 105. 311. 479.
George III. baptized, married, and crowned by one prelate, 447.
George IV. and Duke of York, 244. 338. 431.
Gerard (Charles) temp. Charles II., 483.
German tree, 65. 136.
Gerson (John), supposed author of De Imitatione, 87. 202.
Gibbon (Edward) and his father, 511.
Gispen, a leathern pot, 459.
* Glass quarries, initials in, 515.
* Glencairn (Earl of) noticed, 452.
* Glossaries, provincial, in MS., 303.
"Gloucester," wrecked, 87.
Glutton and Echo, dialogue between, 51.
* Gnats, battle of the, 303.
"God's acre," 492.
Goldsmith (Oliver), translation from, 59.
Goloshes, origin of the name, 304. 470.
Gosling family, 82.
Gossip, or sponsor, examples of its use, 399.
Gossiping history, 239.
Government patronage, its abolition, 466.
Governor-General of India, his official style, 327.
Gower (John) the poet, his marriage licence, 487.
Grafts and the parent tree, 327.
Grammar in relation to logic, 21. 180. 279.
Grammar School of St. Mary de Crypt, its master in 1728, 590.
Grammars for public schools, 8. 81. 209. 478.
Grammont's Memoirs, 3. 204. 356. 583.
Granby (Marquis of), popular sign, 127. 360. 574.
* Graves of the Anglo-Saxons, 494.
Greek denounced by the monks, 467. 600.
Green eyes, 112. 432.
* Green stockings, 398.
Greenock fair, custom at, 242. 338.
Gresebrook, in Yorkshire, 285.
Grey (Henry), Duke of Suffolk, his head, 51.
* Grey (Lady Jane), her burial-place, 373.
* Griesbach arms, 350.
Griffin's Fidessa, and Shakspeare's Passionate Pilgrim, 27.
* Grose (Francis) the antiquary, 350.
Gutta percha made soluble, 350. 527.
* Guye, or Gye, of the Temple, 35.

H.
Haas (Mr.) the sand-painter, 217.
Haddon Hall, the heiress of, 452.
Halcyon days, its derivation, 249.
Hale (Sir Matthew), his descendants, 77. 160.
Halifax (Lord) and Mrs. C. Barton, 18.
* Hall (Rev. Robert), temp. James II., 76.
Hallsal, its salubrity, 495.
Hamilton (Comte Antoine) noticed, 3. 356. 584.
Hampton Court pictures, 19. 85.
Handbells at funerals, 478.
Handel, hymn attributed to, 303. 573.
Handwriting, works on, 283.
Hanging, has execution by hanging been survived? 174. 280. 453.
Hardman's Account of Waterloo, 176. 355. 529.
* Harington (Lady), her pedigree, 76.
Harington (Lord) noticed, 336.
* Harrison the regicide, 350.
Hatherleigh Moor, Devon, 538.
* Haviland family, 399.
* Hay-bread recipe, 325.
Hayes (Dr. Philip) noticed, 542.
Haynau (Gen.), his corpse, 171.
* Hayware (Richard) noticed, 373.
Hebrew music, 242.
Henry of Huntingdon's letter to Walter, 371.
Henry I., his arm the yard measure, 200.
Henry IV. of France, his title to the crown, 106.
Henry VIII., his letters to the Grand Masters of Malta, 99.
Heraldic anomaly, 298. 430. 578.
Heraldic queries, 271. 325. 352. 480.
Heraldic Scotch grievance, 74. 160.
Heralds, a puzzle for them, 513.
Heralds' College, 469.
its first members, 248.
Herbert (George), epigram ascribed to him, 301.
---- Church Porch, 173. 566.
---- Helga, 273.
---- on Hope, 541.
Hervie (Christopher) noticed, 272.
Hiel the Bethelite, 452.
Highland regiment, 493.
Hint by a blacksmith of Tideswell, 197.
"Hip, hip, hurrah!" 386.
History, impossibilities of, 392. 547. 590.
Hobbes (Thomas), his Behemoth, 77. 322.
Hoby family, their portraits, &c., 19. 58.
Hodgson's (Rev. F.) translation of the Atys of Catullus, 19. 87.
Hoglandia, 362.
Hogmanay, its derivation, 495.
* Holland, its derivation, 421.
Holy-loaf money, 150. 256. 568.
* Holy Thursday rain-water, 542.
Holy Trinity Church, Minories, 51.
Hooker (Richard), queries in, 77.
* Hooper (Bishop) on the vestment controversy, 221.
* Hopson (Admiral) noticed, 172.
Hour-glass stands, 64. 135. 162. 252.
"Hovd maet of laet," its translation, 148. 257.
Hoveden, mistranslation in, 113.
Howleglass's epitaph, 88.
Huc's Travels, 19.
Huntbach manuscripts, 149.
* Hunters of Polmood, their pedigree, 198.
Hydropathy, 395. 575.
Hydrophobia, cure for, 322.