Wreford (J.  Reyneil, D.D.) on the remains of James II., 427.  Wrustum or Wursum, its etymology, 158. 170.  W.(S.), on Dutch language, 188. ——­ on William of Wykehann, 188.  W.(T.) on Bible and key, 5. ——­ on Ergh, Er, or Argh, 22. ——­ on popular rhyme, 356. ——­ on unknown portrait, 217.  W.(T.T.) on divination at marriages, 117. ——­ on “Trash,” or “Skriker,” 53. ——­ on cure for warts, 68.  W.(W.) on Billingsgate, 135. ——­ on Pope and Bishop Burgess, 310.  Wylgeforte (St.), 381.  Wyrwast, 26.

X.

X.(A.R.) on Robertson of Muirtown, 253. 
X. on author of “Speak the tongue that Shakspeare spoke,” 135.

Y.

Y. on Echo Song, 499. 
Y. (E.H.) on wife of Edward the Outlaw, 279. 
Yeowell (J.) on Old St. Pancras Church, 496.
——­ on the oratories of the nonjurors, 354. 
Y. (J.) on Nicholas Ferrar and the Arminan Nunnery of Little Gidding, 444.
——­ on sitting during the Lessons, 397. 
York Building Company, 278.
——­ Cathedral, Carter’s drawings of, 40. 
Yorke (Charles), verses attributed to, 7. 
Yorkshire dales, guide to, 154. 220.
——­ ballads, 478. 
“Yote,” or “yeot,” derivation of, 89. 220. 
Y.(S.H.) on Viscount Castlecomer, 376.
——­ on Judge Cradock, 376.
——­ on descent of Edward IV., 375.
——­ on Shakspeare and George Herbert, 373. 
Y.(T.) on the word “after,” in Rubric, 424.

Z.

Z. on coronet, 297. 
Zuendnadel guns, 247. 343. 
Z.(X.) on butchers’ blue dress, 485.
——­ high spirits a sign of calamity, 150.
——­ on passage in Love’s Labour Lost, 490.
——­ on “To save one’s bacon,” 499. 
Z.(X.Y.) on early influence of Christianity, 267. 
Z.(Z.A.), tobacco in the East, 41.

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