Notes and Queries, Index to Ninth Volume, January-June 1854: A Medium of Inter-communication for Literary Men, Artists, Antiquaries, Genealogists, etc.Various
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Notes and Queries, Index to Ninth Volume, January-June 1854: A Medium of Inter-communication for Literary Men, Artists, Antiquaries, Genealogists, etc.
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W.
Waestart, a provincialism, 349. 571.
Wafers, their antiquity, 376. 409.
* Wagers, celebrated, 450.
* Wallace (Albany) noticed, 323.
* Wallace (Sir J.) and Mr. Browne, 105.
Walpole and Macaulay, 74. 159. 361.
Walters (Lucy), 171.
Walton (Joshua), clerk, 420.
Walton, the son of honest Izaak, 397.
Wandering bee, 370.
Wanley (Humphry), Baker's letter to, 7.
Wappenschau, or Lichfield Bower, 338.
Ward (Dr. John), letter to Bishop Cary, 28.
Ward (Rev. Nathaniel), 517.
Wardrobe House, or the Tower Royal, 6.
Warner (William) the poet, 453.
Warple-way, its meaning, 125. 232. 478.
Warville, its derivation, 112. 209. 335. 480.
Warwick (Henry Beauchamp, Earl of), 517.
* Warwickshire badge, 398.
Water-marks on paper, false dates on, 32. 41.
Watson (Bishop), passage in, 43.
---- his map of Europe, 513.
* Watson (Charles) noticed, 57.
Waugh family, 20. 64.
Waugh of Cumberland, family arms, 272. 482.
Weather-rules, 307.
Weather, social effects of the late severe, 103.
Weckerlin (George Rudolph), German poet, 420.
Weekly Pacquet from Rome, 211. 259.
Wellesley, or Wesley, 576.
Wellington, the late Duke of, 396.
Welsh consonants, 271. 471.
Wentworth (Sir Philip), 161.
* Wesley and Wellington, their relationship, 399.
Weyland Wood in Norfolk, 305.
Wheelbarrows, the inventor of, 77.
Whichcote (Dr.) and Dorothy Jordan, 351. 383.
Whipping school-boys, Latin treatise on, 148.
Whipping a lady, 419.
White (Blanco), sonnet by, 469. 552.
* White (John) of Philadelphia, 147.
White (Samuel), his Commentary, 469.
Whitefield and Kennington Common, 367.
Whitelocke (General), 87. 201. 455.
Whitlocke's Memorials, 127.
Whitewashing in churches, 148. 286.
Whittington's stone on Highgate Hill, 397. 501.
Widderington family, 375. 550.
Wight, the Isle of, its king, 517.
Wilbraham Cheshire MSS., 135.
Wildman (Daniel) noticed, 375. 572.
* Willesdon in Middlesex, families at, 422.
William III., works on his life and times, 542.
Williams (Griffith), Bishop of Ossory, 421.
Willow-bark in ague, 452. 571.
Wills, depository required for, 215.
Wilson (John), doctor of music, 440.
Wingfield (Sir Anthony), 86.
Wither (George), poet, 483.
Witherington (Ralph) family, 375. 550.
* Wolfe (Major-General), his MSS., 468.
Woman, lines on, 17.
Wood (Anthony à), his birthplace, 304.
Wood (Geo.) of Chester, 430.
Wooden tombs and effigies, 17. 62. 111. 457.
Word-minting, 151. 335. 529.
Worm in books, 527.
Wotton (Henry Earl of), 85.
Wotton (Sir Henry) on the Character of a Happy Life, 420.
Wren (Christopher) and the young carver, 20.
Wurm, its meaning in German, 63. 154.
Wylcotes' brass, 19.
Wyseman (Sir Robert), his judicial opinion, 263.
Y.
Yard measure taken from the arm of Henry I., 200.
Yarke, its meaning, 459.
Year 1854, 197.
Yew-tree at Crowhurst, its age, 274.
York (Cardinal) noticed, 178.
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