W. (A. C.) on Prior Lachteim and R. Douglas, 23.

---- on Æsop, 174.

Wady Mokatteb identified with Kibbroth Hattavah, 481.

W. (A. H.) on painting of the landing of William III., 294.

Walcott (Mackenzie) on Lord Clydesdale, 154.

---- on Gen. James Wolfe, 323.

---- on Dominus Bathurst, 345.

---- on the song Yankee Doodle, 392.

Wales, princesses of, 24. 176.

Walker's Sufferings of the Clergy, materials for a new edition, 272.

Walker (Sampson) on Yankee Doodle, 344.

Walker, the renowned Hookey, 424.

Wall (Dr. W.), his diploma and writings, 347. 490.

Walpole (Horace) at Eton, 206.

Walpole and Junius, 395.

Walter (H.), remarks on former queries, 193.

---- on marriage of ecclesiastics, 346.

Warbeck (Perkin), MS. account of his landing, 377.

Warden (J. S.), on Abigail, or lady's maid, 424.

---- on Critolaus, and the Horatii, and Curiatii, 443.

---- on "Tace is Latin for a candle," 456.

---- on St. Richard, king of England, 475.

---- on Sir William Herschell, 490.

Waring (E.) on cruelty of the Spaniards in Peru, 456.

Warnings to Scotland, history of this work, 233. 283.

Watchmen and their songs, 206. 356.

Waylen on brass statues at Windsor, 484.

Waylen (J.) on the princess Wilbrahama, 8.

W. (B.) on the King's way, Wilts. 231.

W. (C. J.) on frontispiece to Hobbes' Leviathan, 488.

W***d (W. S.) on the elision of the letter v, 55.

Weever, his autograph and epitaph, 474. 507.

W. (E. J.) on Lord Edw. Fitzgerald, 411.

Well near Bansted Downs, 315. 492.

Welling, house at, 502.

Wellington (Duke of), historical document respecting his recall, 233. 477.

Welwood's Memoirs, date of first edition, 1. 45. 70. 302.

W. (E. N.) on rifles, 29.

---- on book plates, 46.

---- on exons of the guard, 87.

---- on first panorama, 118.

---- on obeism, 228.

---- on Sir Walter Raleigh in Virginia, 242.

---- on Tom Chipperfeild, &c., 251.

---- on the Lowey of Tunbridge, 294.

---- on Bristol tables, 406.

---- stanza on Spenser's Shepherd's Calendar, 473.

---- on petition for the recall of the Duke of Wellington, 477.

West (Richard), notice of, 134.

Westminster hall, on three chambers in, called Paradyse, Hell, Purgatory, 344.

We. (T.) on profane swearing by the English, 37.

---- on extreme ignorance and superstition, 53.

---- on strange reason for keeping a public house, 114.

---- on the Glastonbury thorn, 114.

---- on the walnut tree at Glastonbury, 115.

W. (H.) on a passage in Luther, 192.

---- on the meaning of sinage, distord, and slander, 6.

Whig and tory, their meaning, 57. 164. 281. 492.

Whiston (Wm.), his connection with Wiltshire, 21.

Whitaker (J.) on charities for the clergy, 21.

White (Algernon Holt) on T. Holt White's illustrations of Dryden, 411.

White Rose on Sir Henry Tichborne's Journal, 442.

Whit-sunday, its meaning, 206.

Wiffen (Benjamin B.) on the works of Enzinas, 5.

Wigtoun peerage, reports of, 383.

Wilbrahama (Princess), inquiry respecting, 8.

Wilkes's manuscripts, 275.

Wilkinson (H.), on proof of a sword, 109.

---- on the derivation of theodolite, 457.

William III. at Exeter, a roll of his attendants wanted, 233. 329.

---- painting of his landing, 294.

Willow garland, an emblem of despairing love, 193.

Winchester execution, 191. 284. 317.

Windsor, brass statues at, 484.

Winifreda, a song, 196. 238. 277.

Witchcraft, a supposed case of, 35.

Witham (H.) on early visitations, 8.

Wither's Hallelujah, 118.

W. (J.) on the meaning of briwingable, 22.

---- on the locust tree, 352.

---- on "Worse than a crime," 455.

W. (J. C.) on the meaning of livery-stables, 275.

---- on fortune, infortune, 328.

W. (J. M.) on Gen. James Wolfe, 489.

W. (J. R.) on Bristol tables, 454.

---- on church of St. Bene't Fink, 491.

W. (J. S.) on Shakspeare's small Latin and his use of triple, 26.

---- on Shakspeare's use of eisell, 64.

---- on ballad of Chevy-chase, 206.

---- on poetical imitation, 310.

---- on the death of Pitt, 329.

W. (M.) on English sapphics, 45.

Wmson. (S.) on equestrian statues, 72.

---- on proverb of James I., 165.

Wobbles (Colly) on Sacheverell's speech on his trial, 8.

Wodderspoon (John) on privately printed books and engravings, 17.

Wolfe (General James), historical notices of, 271. 322. 393. 409. 438. 489. 503.

Wolsey (Cardinal) in the stocks, 176. 213.

Wood (J.G.) on informing bees of a death, 309.

---- (John) architect, his portrait wanted, 39.

Wood (J. S.) on derivation of theodolite, 383.

Woodhouse (Peter), notice of, 134.

Wotton family, their pedigree, 191.

Wresting thread, 500.

Wright (Arthur) on legend of Haydon's gully, 53.

W. (R. M.) on the custom of pirog, 175.

W. (S.) on discovering the bodies of the drowned, 251.

W. (T.) on stanzas in Childe Harold, 223. 323.

W. 1. (T.) a riddle by Dr. Byrom, 197.

Wt. (T.) on serpent represented with a human head, 331.

W. (T. M.) on an inscription on a claymore, 59.

W. (T. R.) on Tregonwell Frampton, 474.

W. (T. T.) on Davies' History of Magnetical Discovery, 58.

---- on the Passellew family, 73.

W. (W.) on Sanderson and Taylor, 293.

---- on frontispiece to Hobbes' Leviathan, 314. 383.

---- on stanzas in Childe Harold, 325. 386.

---- on Byron's Son of the Morning, 391.

---- on a quotation in Campbell's poem, 407.

---- on coins of Vabalathus, 491.

W. (W. S.) on MS. notes in Liber Sententiarum, 188.

---- on the letter v, 213.

---- on the inscription Fermilodum, 395.

---- on punishment of Prince Edward, 454.

Wyle Cop, Shrewsbury, 116. 243. 509.

Wynkyn de Worde's edition of Bishop Fisher's Treatise, 417.