WALFORD’S ANTIQUARIAN MAGAZINE AND BIBLIOGRAPHICAL REVIEW.

Edited by G. W. REDWAY, F.R.Hist.S.

The following are the Contents of the first Four Numbers published

this year. ARTICLES:--Domesday Book.--Frostiana.--Some Kentish

Proverbs.--The Literature of Almanacks.--“Madcap Harry” and Sir

John Popham.--Tom Coryate and his Crudities.--Notes on John Wilkes

and Boswell’s Life of Johnson.--Rarities in the Locker-Lampson

Collection.--A Day with the late Mr. Edward Solly.--The Defence of

England in the 16th Century.--The Ordinary from Mr. Thomas Jenyns’

Booke of Armes.--A Forgotten Cromwellian Tomb.--Visitation of the

Monasteries in the reign of Henry VIII.--The Rosicrucians.--The

Seillière Library.--A Lost Work.--Sir Bevis of Hampton.--More Kentish

Proverbs.--Cromwell and the Saddle Letter of Charles I.--Recent

Discoveries at Rome.--Folk-Lore of British Birds.--An Old Political

Broadside.--Notes for Coin Collectors.--Higham Priory.--Byways of

Periodical Literature.--How to Trace a Pedigree.--The Curiosities

of Ale.--The Books and Bookmen of Reading.--The Language of the

Law.--Words, Idioms, &c., of the Vulgar.--Notes on Old Chelsea.--The

Romans in Cumbria.

COLLECTANEA.--Early Italian Prints.--Tercentenary of the

Potato.--Chaucer Discovery.--Sir John Soane’s Museum.--Copyright in

Government Publications.--Pausanias.--The Loan of Manuscripts.--Paper

Making in 1588.--Portraits of Charles Dickens.--Hopton Castle.--A

very Ancient Watch.--The Value of Antiquarian Study.--Curious

Forestry Privilege.--A “Factory.”--Thimbles Old and New.--Mrs.

Glasse’s Cookery Book.--A Bucks Estate.--Chalfont St. Giles.--Greek

Coins.--Shakespearian Literature.--Geography in the Sixteenth

Century.--Welsh Place Names.--Japanese Art.--Duelling in

1760.--Shelleyana.--English Archers.--Oriental Porcelain.--South

Italian Folk-Lore.--Serpent-Lore.--Modern Witches.--The Domesday

Plough.--A Bishop of the Olden Time.--Historical Treasures in

the Upsala Cathedral.--The Witches Ladder.--Old Prayer-Book.--A

Relic of James II.--Pontefract and Ripon.--Old Shoes.--Love

Charms.--County Families.--A Roman Fire Brigade.--Parish

Registers.--Border Raiding.--Peasant Proprietors.--Queen

Mary’s Tree.--The Turks and Persians as Book-lovers.--Epitaph

of John Ruskin’s Parents.--Quakers.--“Yankee” and the “Stars

and Stripes.”--Gipsies.--The Royal Academy.--Chigwell Church,

Essex.--Printers’ Errors.--A Village Club.--An Historical Fishery.--A

Survival.--A Cock Match.--Early Publishing.--Pancakes at Westminster

School.--The Archbishop’s Palace at Croydon.--The Art of the Saracens

in Egypt.--The Early Custody of Domesday Book.

CORRESPONDENCE.--The late Bishop Hannington’s Ancestry.--A Reader

of Curious Books.--Throwing the Dart in Cork Harbour.--The De la

Poles.--The Family of John Hampden.--The “Olla Podrida” and T.

Monro.--Life of Bertram Montfichet.--Magdalen College, Oxford.--Book

Bound in a Murderer’s Skin.--A Forgotten Society.--Latin Verses by Dr.

Johnson.--“Merchet” and the “Jus Primæ Noctis.”--Hanna, Hanet, and

Wallace.--Another Book Bound in a Murderer’s Skin.--Humorous Portrait

of Charles Dickens.--Beating Boys at Parish Boundaries.--Destruction of

National Antiquities.

REVIEWS.--OBITUARY MEMOIRS.--MEETINGS OF LEARNED SOCIETIES.--NEWS AND

NOTES.

_Published periodically, four numbers out, 1s. each._

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