Notes and Queries, Index of Volume 2, May-December, 1850 - A Medium of Inter-Communication for Literary Men, Artists, Antiquaries, Genealogists, Etc. by Various
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---- on "Away, let nought to love displeasing," 519.
---- on the derivation of "news" and "noise," 23. 81. 218. ---- on the disputed passage from "The Tempest," 338. 499. ---- on Shakspeare and Marlowe, 369. ---- on Shakspeare's use of "delighted," 113. 184. 328. Highland kilts, 174. High spirits considered a presage of impending clamity or death, 84. 150. "Hilary (Sir) charged at Agincourt," 158. 190. Hip, hip, hurrah! 323. Hiring of servants, 89. 157. H.(G.) on Gookin, 44. H.(J.G.) on "He that runs may read," 497. H.(J.O.W.), epigrams from Buchanan, 152. 372. H.(J.W.) on Abbé Strickland, 198. ---- an ancient tiles, 440. ---- on Arabic numerals, 484. ---- on armorial bearings, 424. ---- on Bishop Burnet, 372. ---- on blackguard, 480. ---- on cure for warts, 430. ---- on death by burning, 441. ---- on end of Easter, 458. ---- epitaph on a wine merchant, 421. ---- on etymology of "parse," 430. ---- on Franz von Sickingen, 134. ---- on George Herbert, 414. ---- on Jacobus Praefectus Siculus, 424. ---- on Laerig, 463. ---- on mice as a medicine, 435. ---- on omens from birds, 435. |
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