---- persistency of proper names, 174. P. (T. D.) on Eliza Fenning, 304. ---- Bishop Merriman, 584. P. (T. G.) on Lothian's Scottish Historical Maps, 498. P. (T. W.) on St. Christopher, 495. Punch and Judy, 610. Purcell (Henry), portraits of, 103. Puritan antipathy to custard, 321. Q. Q. on the derivation of Barbarian, 473. ---- the derivation of Charing, 486. ---- the meaning of Bull, Dayesman, and Dun, 497. ---- the meaning of Gee-ho, 522. ---- "O wearisome condition," 473. ---- spick and span new, 521. ---- the meaning of Twises, 522. ---- the derivation of Ramasshed, 572. ---- the derivation of Sleeveless, 473. Q. (F. S.) on the great Bowyer Bible, 309. ---- the meaning of Restive, 614. Q. (O. P.) on the five divines called Smectymnus, 202. Q. (Q. Q.) on the Layard family, 247. Q. (S.) on "Venit ad Euphratem," 572. Quack, its derivation, 347. Quarll (Philip), its authorship, 372. Quarter-waggoner, its meaning, 11. 64. 116. Queen's supremacy, declaration concerning the, 610. Quero, on Camden's poem Thamæ et Isis, 30. Questor on the use of the word Reverend, 273. Quidam on Caldoriana Societas, 13. Quotation, misappropriated, 607. Quotations: "Ad viscem Druidæ!" 247. ---- "After me the deluge," 619. ---- "And like unholy men," 512. ---- "Blamed be the man," &c., 177. ---- "Cane Decane canis," 440. 523. ---- "Carmen perpetuum," &c., 104. 187. ---- "Chords that vibrate sweetest pleasures," 539. 572. ---- "Coming events cast their shadows before," 418. ---- "Corruptio optimi fit pessima," 321. ---- "Crowns have their compass," 92. ---- "Dress shows the man," 396. ---- "Et corripuit fluxeum," 512. 572. ---- "Eva stood and wept alone," 416. ---- "Experto crede Roberto," 104. 212. ---- "Felix natu, felicior vitâ," &c., 610. ---- "For _they_, 'twas _they_, unsheath'd the ruthless blade," 10. 380. ---- "Gutta cavat lapidem," &c., 510. ---- "He who runs may read," 260. 306. ---- "Hell paved with skulls of priests," 92. ---- "History is philosophy teaching by example," 153. 426. ---- "Inveni portum," 10. 64. 135. 523. ---- "I do not know what the truth may be," 560. 616. ---- "Like a fair lily on a river floating," 539. ---- "Litera scripta manet," 200. 237. 261. ---- "Oh, woman! thou art born to bless," 490. 549. ---- "O Juvenis frustra," &c., 441. ---- "O Leoline! be absolutely just," 78. 138. 212. ---- "O wearisome condition," 473. ---- "Poets beware, never compare," &c., 78. 134. ---- "Posie of other men's flowers," 38. ---- "Preached in a pulpit rather than a tub," 29. 161. ---- "Quid est Episcopus," 177. 255. 380. ---- "Quod non fecerunt barbari," 559. 614. ---- "Rack'd by pain, by shame confounded," 44. ---- "Roses all that's fair adorn," 611. ---- "Son of the morning," 137. ---- "Stunt with false care," 538. 574. ---- "Sum liber, et non sum liber," 152. ---- "The right divine of kings to govern wrong," 128. ---- "'Tis tuppence now," &c., 141. ---- "The last links are broken," 153. ---- "Then comes the reckoning," 585.