K.

* Kaminagadeyathooroosoomokanoogonagira, its translation, 539. 651.

Karleolensis on Waugh, bishop of Carlisle, 525.

Keate family, 290. 525.

Keble (John) on Bishop Wilson's Works, 220.

Keightley (Thos.) on Alcides' shoes, 266.

---- "Contents dies," 241.

---- "Delighted," 437.

---- French verse, 336.

---- "its," early use of, 182.

---- Measure for Measure, on three passages in, 361.

---- mythe _versus_ myth, 18.

---- Old Fogies, 356.

---- proverbial expressions, their changes, 464.

---- Pepys's grammar, 466.

* Keiser Glomer, a Danish play, 126.

Kelly (Wm.) on hour glasses, 525.

---- Leicestershire epitaphs, 582.

---- liveries worn by gentlemen, 571.

---- Lockwood, the court jester, 516.

---- monumental brass at Wanlip, 515.

---- superstition against the king entering Leicester, 271.

Kelway (J.) on dog Latin, 523.

---- lutestring explained, 523.

---- Virgil, Eclogue viii. 43. 523.

---- "When Orpheus went down," 503.

* Kemble, Willet, and Forbes, epigram on, 8.

Ken (Bp.), his midnight hynm, 10.

---- work attributed to him, 113.

Kenne of Kenne, 80.

Kennett (Bishop), his MS. diary, 470.

* Kentish Town Assembly House, 293.

Kersley (T. H.) on the curfew, 603.

---- stone pulpits, 562.

---- tavern signs, 627.

Ket the tanner, 318.

Key (Henry Cooper) on ferns wanted, 441.

Keys (J. W. N.) on children called imps, 623.

---- Devonianisms, 65.

---- Fogie, 652.

K. (F.) on hugger-mugger, 341.

K. (G.) on Dictionary of English Phrases, 292.

---- "spoke in the wheel," 269.

K. (G. H.) on Taming of the Shrew, 438.

K. (H. C.) on arms of York see, 111.

---- awkward, its etymology, 311.

---- belike, its etymology, 358.

---- Charles I.'s portrait, 233.

---- "Clamour your tongues," 169. 361.

---- clipper, its meaning, 100.

---- "delighted," in Shakspeare, 288.

---- Elyot (Sir Thomas), 220.

---- engin-à-verge, 65.

---- eye, its primary idea, 25.

---- grammar in relation to logic, 629.

---- heraldic queries, 37.

---- island, its derivation, 49. 279. 374.

---- Jack and Gill, 87.

---- Jeroboam of claret, 421.

---- love charm from a foal's forehead, 400.

---- Measure for Measure, three passages in, 194.

---- oak, how cleaned, 58.

---- Pennycomequick, 113.

---- pistol, early notice of, 137.

---- polarised light, 409.

---- Rosicrucians, 107.

---- "run-awayes," in Romeo and Juliet, 361.

---- wedding divination, 455.

---- wild plants, and their names, 35.

---- Wingfield (Sir Anthony) noticed, 300.

Kicker-eating in Yorkshire, 564.

Kilkenny, the Statute of, 80.

King (Abp.) noticed, 44.

King (Thomas W.) on inscription in Dugdale's volumes, 153.

---- judges styled Reverend, 158. 351.

---- oaken tombs, &c., 180.

---- pseudo-names _ver._ real signatures, 181.

---- yew-trees in churchyards, 346.

Kirk (Mary), maid of honour, 461-463.

Kissing hands, 64.

K. (J.) on Scotchmen in Poland, 131.

* Knights, creation of several, 620.

Knights of the Bath, their escutcheons, 444.

Knockers, or Cornish miners, 7.

Krauwinckel (Hans), his counter, 63.

K. (T.) on derivation of island, 504.

---- Mulciber, 185.

---- Tsar or Czar, 227.

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