Proverbs: "A little bird told me," 232. 284. 394. ---- "As lazy as Ludlam's dog," 165. ---- "Call a spade a spade," 274. 456. ---- "Going the whole hog," 240. ---- "Green eyed monster," 501. ---- "He must go to Tiverton, and ask Mr. Able," 24. ---- "Mad as March hare," 208. ---- "Tace is Latin for a candle," 456. ---- "To learn by heart,"--apprendre par coeur, 75. ---- "Worse than a crime," 274. 455. Proverbial philosophy, 81. P. (R. S. V.) on the punishment of Prince Edward, 410. P.'s and Q.'s, "mind your P.'s and Q.'s," 11. Public house, a reason for keeping one, 114. P. (W.) on the derivation of mews, 20. P. (W. H.) on East Norfolk folk-lore, 251. Q. Q. on Chaucer and Caxton, 146. Q. (D.) on "A posie of other men's flowers," 58. ---- on anagrams, 297. Q. (F. S.) on book plates, 94. ---- on Petty Cury, 120. ---- on meaning of nervous, 213. Q. (O. P.) on device of SS., 230. Quæso on meaning of art'rizde, 272. Quaker expurgated Bible, 87. 412. 458. Quarto (S.) on maps of Modern Universal History, 346. ---- on list of French refugees, 423. Quere on what constitutes a proverb, 191. Querist on the phrase Fides Carbonaria, 233. Quidam on Rev. C. de Missy, 153. ---- on the Septuagint name of Nun, 193. ---- on the use of misereres, 367. Quistourne, its meaning, 116. 300.