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. Hawker (R.S.) on burial towards the West, 408. ---- on combs buried with the dead, 230. ---- on north side of churchyards, 253. Hawkins (Edw.) on Chantrey's sleeping Children, 94. ---- on medal of Stukeley, 78. H.(C.) on bands, 126. ---- on Family of Love, 202. ---- on Jewish music, 125. ---- on Luther's Hymns, 500. ---- on Modum Promissionis, 347. ---- on Morganatic marriage, 125. ---- on ventriloquism, 127. H.(C.A.), on "She ne'er with trecherous Kiss," 138. H.(E.) on "Gradely," 334. H.(E.C.) on Arabic numerals, 413. ---- on Cupid crying, 347. ---- on etymology of apricot, peach, and nectarine, 410. ---- on meaning of Jezebel, 482. {535} ---- on passage in Gray, 347. ---- on the word "after," in the Rubric, 499. "Heigh ho! says Rowley," 27. Henry VIII., authorship of, 198. 401. "Henry and the nutbrown Maid," ballad, 104. Hepburn crest and motto, 217. Herbert (George), 157. 414. ---- and Bemerton Church, 460. ---- burial place, 103. ---- a note on his poems, 263. ---- and Shakspeare, 373. ---- a hint for publishers, 439. Herbert's (Sir Thomas) Memoirs, 220. 476. "Her brow was fair," the author? 407. Hermapion on "The Times" newspaper and the Coptic language, 500. Hermit at Hampstead on Gray's Elegy, 301. Hermit of Holyport on Dryden's "Absalom and Achitophel," 406. ---- on Dryden's "Essays on Satire," 423. ---- on Gray, Dryden, and playing cards, 462. ---- on Gray's Elegy and Dodsley poems, 265. 343. ---- on "A Frog he would a wooing go," 74. ---- on Fairfax's Tasso, 359. Herodotus, time when he wrote, 405. Herrick (Robert), 269. 421. Herschel's (Sir W.) observations and writings, 391. Herstmonceux Castle, 477. "He who runs may read," 374. 439. 497. Hewson the Cobbler, 442. H.(F.R.) on Romagnasi's works, 425. Hibernian (an) on the first Earl of Roscommon, 468. Hickson (Samuel) on authorship of Henry VIII., 199. ---- 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 Abbe Strick
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