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Saffron bag, 217. 345.  Salut and Crozier, legend of, 287. 429. 468.  Sale of gems, drawings, and curiosities, 390.  Salingen, a sword cutler, 135.  Sansom (J.) on Jewish music, 88. ——­ on Lammas Day, 88. ——­ on living dog better than a dead lion, 62. ——­ on a passage in Lucian, 89. ——­ on Lux Fiat, 89. ——­ on Poeta Angelicus, 288. ——­ on power of prophecy, 196. ——­ on rainbow, 89. ——­ on scalping, 78.  Scott’s Waverley, 308.  Scotus on Beatrix Lady Talbot, 478. ——­ on Elizabeth and Isabel, 159. ——­ on Handfasting, 342. ——­ on Lady Morgan and Curry, 30.  Scriptures, Roman Catholic translations, 229. 319.  S.(E.) on specimens of Erida in bloom, 120.  Sejanus, P. Mathieu’s Life of, 215.  Seleucus on Cromwell’s estate, Magor, 127. 141. ——­ on Folk-Lore of Wales, 388. ——­ on “Hook or by crook,” 78. ——­ on Long Lonkin, 168.  Senex on punishment of death by burning, 165. ——­ on riots of London, 278. 447.  Sepulchre, watching the, 270.  Servants, on hiring, 89. 157.  Servetus and Calvin, 152. 187.  Sexes, theur separation during Divine service, 91.  Singer (S.W.) on Antonio Malatesti’s dedication to Milton, 146. ——­ on “The Bar of Michael Angelo,” 166. ——­ on eisell and wormwood wine, 315. ——­ Joachin, the French ambassador, 230. ——­ on May marriages, 52. ——­ on more borrowed thoughts, 82. ——­ on Shakespeare’s use of the words “captious” and “intenible,” 354. ——­ on Shakespeare’s use of the word “delighted,” 201.  S.(J.A.), Pope Felix, 42.  S.(J.D.) on armorial bearings, 479.  “Skeleton in every house,” 231.  S.L., translation of the Philoboblion, 153.  S.(M.N.) on Chaucer’s monument, 490.  Snake charming, 514.  Sneek-up or snick-up, 13.  Songs, old, 257. ——­ of the fourteenth century, English and Norman, 385.  Spa Fields, or London Spa, 404.  “Speak the tongue that Shakspeare spoke,” author of? 125. 219.  Speke family, 479. {541} Spiders, 165.  Spider and the Fly, 245.  Spiders a cure for ague, 259.  S.(R.) on Dr. Euseby Cleaver, 450.  S.(R., jun.) on the origin of dragons, 517.  S.(R.J.) on when does East end? 43.  SS, collars of, 134. 394. 415.  S.S. on collar of SS., 394. ——­ on marganitic marriages, 351. ——­ on vineyards, 446.  S.S.S., on earwig, 28. ——­ on etymology of Totnes, 237. ——­ lines attributed to Lord Palmerston, 30. ——­ on the New Temple, 339. ——­ on Totnes church, 452. ——­ Wellington, Wyrwast, and Cokam, 26.  S.(T.) on exhumation of a body ominous to the family, 4. ——­ on Folk Lore, 36.  Statistics, 1.  Statue of French king, epigrams on, 89.  St. Crolx (II, de) borrowed thoughts, 101.  Steele’s burial place, 375. 411. 430.  Stephens (George) Cupid and Psyche, 429. ——­ on legend of a saint, 429.  Stevens (George), portrait of, 476.  Straw necklaces, 512.  St. Savious, Canterbury, church of, 478.  St. Thomas of Lancaster, 182. 269.  Stukeley, medal of, 40. 78.  S.(W.) on Gray’s Elegy, 501.  Swans hatched during thunder, 544. ——­, the singing of, 475. ——­, swearing by, 399. 451.  S.(W.G.) on Bacon family, 450. ——­ on derivation of Penny, 78.  Swords worn in public, 130. 218.