Notes and Queries, Index to Seventh Volume, January-June 1853: A Medium of Inter-communication for Literary Men, Artists, Antiquaries, Genealogists, etc.Various
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Notes and Queries, Index to Seventh Volume, January-June 1853: A Medium of Inter-communication for Literary Men, Artists, Antiquaries, Genealogists, etc.
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P. (A.) on plan of London, 583.
P. (A. A.) on developing collodion process, 604.
Pack (Gen. Sir Dennis) noticed, 453.
Paint, how taken off old oak, 620.
Painters of the Flemish and Dutch schools, 65. 166.
Pak-Rae on Wray family, 52.
Palindromical lines, 178. 366. 417.
Palissy and Cardinal Wiseman, 499.
Pallant, at Chichester, 206. 269. 335.
Pambotanologia described, 27.
Pancake bell, 232.
Papers preserved from damp, 126.
Parallel passages, 151. 341. 513.
Parchment, mediæval, 155. 317.
Pardon, the General, a tract, 15.
Parishes, names first given to, 536.
Parish kettle, 129.
---- registers, right of search, 598.
Parker Society monogram, 502.
Parliamentary chaplains, their sermons, 34. 343.
Parochial libraries, 193. 369. 392. 438. 463. 507. 558. 605.
---- registers, inscriptions in, 257.
Parr's (Dr.) dedications, 156. 296.
Parthenon described by Ciriaco, 306.
Party, its modern use, 177. 247. 367.
Parvise, its meaning, 528. 624.
Parvus Homo on magistrates wearing hats in court, 357.
Pascal, a saying of, 596.
Passion, mediæval emblems of, 199.
Pater on early Christian mothers, 548.
Patrick (Bp.), his Parable of a Pilgrim, 156.
Paul (St.) his Epistles to Seneca, 500. 583.
P. (C. H.) on the word Jack, 622.
P. (C-- J. T.) on scarf worn by clergymen, 108.
---- sun's rays putting out fires, 345.
---- weather proverb, 200.
P. (C. K.) on table moving, 596.
P. (D.) on dimidiation in impalements, 629.
---- family of Kelway, 608.
---- parvise, 624.
P. (D. W. S.) on Robert Wauchope, 552.
Peacock (Edw.) on the cross in Mexico, 548.
Peacock (Edw., Jun.) on Scotter register, 525.
---- witchcraft sermons at Huntingdon, 381.
Pearl, its etymology, 18. 166. 342.
Peat, deodorising, 220.
Pele (Robert), Abbot of Furness, 156.
Pembroke (Countess of), her letter to Sir J. Wilkinson, 154.
Pennecuik (Alex.), his lost MS., 134.
Pensioners, gentlemen, 63.
Pepys's Diary: battle of St. Gothard, 129.
---- Morena, 118. 508.
Percuriosus on Jennings family, 95.
Percy Anecdotes, their authorship, 134. 214.
Peter (St.), his statue at Rome, 96. 143. 210.
Petition formula, ellipsis in, 596.
Pettigrew (T. J.) on satirical playing-cards, 405.
Pews in churches, their construction, 262.
P. (G. H.) on collodion process, 185.
[Phi]. on cross and pile, 487. 631.
---- portrait of Duke of Gloucester, 338.
---- princes' whipping-boys, 268.
---- wet season in 1348, 63.
[Phi]. (2) on stereoscopic queries, 505.
[Phi]. ([Omega].) on clergy employed in lay-offices, 50.
Phillips family, 619.
Phillips (J.) on Hogarth's portraits, 478.
Philobiblion on anagrams, 452.
---- inscriptions in books, 337.
---- Irish characters on the stage, 356. 596.
---- Waterloo, an ancient battle-ground, 82.
Philophotog. on black tints, 116.
Photo on collodion portraits, 388.
Phonography, Hart's work on, 26.
PHOTOGRAPHY, albumen process, 116. 217.
---- amber varnish, 562.
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