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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Watkins (Charles) on Swedish words current in England, 231.
Watson (T.), bishop of St. David's, 234. 365.
Wauchope (Abp.) noticed, 66. 166. 552.
Way (Albert) on national portraits, 258.
Waylen (J.) on origin of Devizes, 11.
---- Marlborough corporation, 63.
Waymor (C.) on Walmer Castle, 475.
W. (C.) on washing collodion process, 484.
W. (C. T.) on Isthmus of Darien, 351.
---- alleged cure for hydrophobia, 379.
Weather rules, 373. 522. 599. 627.
Weather, volcanic influence on, 9.
Wedding divination, 545.
Wednesday Club, 261. 409. 576.
Wednesday, why a Litany-day, 86.
Welborne family, 259. 630.
Wellesley pedigree, 87.
Well-flowering, 280.
Wellington (Duke of) a Maréchal de France, 283. 317.
---- his first speech, 453.
Welsh genealogical queries, 408.
West, Kipling, and Millbourne, 408.
West (Philip) on axe which beheaded Anne Boleyn, 332.
Westmacott (A. F.) on Martha Blount, 38.
Westminster Assembly, its proceedings, 260. 368.
---- parishes, 454. 535.
Weston (Robert) noticed, 404.
Wet season in 1348, 63.
W. (G. B.) on lines on Landseer's print, 67.
W. (H.) on Philip d'Auvergne, 296.
W. (H. D.) on early reaping machines, 456.
Wheale, its meaning, 96.
Whetstone, the game of, 208. 319. 463.
Whippiad, 393. 417. 457.
Whipping-post, 188.
Whipping Toms at Leicester, 235.
Whitborne (J. B.) on cures for hooping-cough, 104.
---- gold signet ring, 12.
---- Graves family, 319.
---- portrait of Baron Lechmere, 39.
---- town-halls, 71.
White (A. Holt) on cross and pile, 560.
---- Gibbon's library, 535.
White (J. Blanco), sonnet by, 404. 486.
W. (H. T.) on derivation of lowbell, 181.
W. (I.) on immoral works, 66.
Wife being sold, 429. 602.
Wilbraham (Randle), his diploma, 498.
Wilde (G. J. De) on the author of The Family Journal, 392.
Wilkinson (Henry) on levelling cameras, 604.
Wilkinson (T. T.) on Clarke's Essay on Mathematics, 15.
---- Lawson's mathematical MSS., 526.
Will and shall, their distinction, 356. 553.
Williams (B.) on Anglo-Saxon localities, 473.
Williams (John) of Southwark, his descendants, 260.
Williams (Wm.) on epitaph in St. Helen's, 577.
Williams (Wm.) of Geneva, 528.
Wills (A. W.) on the sun's rays, 439.
---- spontaneous combustion, 440.
Wilson (A. C.) on collodion pictures, 485.
Wilson (C.) on Vincent family, 501.
Wilson (Dan.) on Mr. John Munro, 179.
Winchester and Huntingdon, their population, 38.
Windfall, its derivation, 285.
Winebibber on Jeroboam of claret, 528.
Winters, on early, 405.
Winthrop (Wm.) on American fisheries, 107.
---- Bacon's hint to our correspondents, 36.
---- bells _versus_ storms, 343.
---- Cadenham oak, 180.
---- catching a Tartar, 73.
---- Charles I.'s statue, 134.
---- curfew, 530.
---- execution for whipping a slave, 107.
---- fuss, its etymology, 180.
---- "God tempers the wind," 193.
---- inscriptions in books, 438.
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