dangerous and ill-affected. remarks on, 145. Orders to Christian intercession, 13. cape of, advised by a maid punished, 609. 162. His desire to do pe. mas joy, 315. to Stratford, 164, 190. In: all sin, 4. All one in, 49. want of, South's remarks,46. Said that the fire in Scot. Chubbotree, Shawmiana, or, Rosaries, 85. Of Sienna, monarchical government Chura conquering Yamen, 434. there, but in England also. Church, universality of, in the whole diocese to be taxed ness to make scape goats Taking notes at, 106. of his faithful servants, and Cibolas, a large sort of oxen, forced against, 118. James upon him by the times, 189. Cip, THE, “ The Cid to his from the “ Royal Buckler," phonsus Perez, history of, count of the popular groan 359. “My Cid,” expres. statute against depopulation, the decayed frescoes in the church of St. Francis at CHARLES VII., Les Vigilles Assissi, 370. Cinaloa, food of the tribe of, dians of, 634. French court for writing its 525. CLANRICARD, LORD, Straf. ford's complaint of his en. carages in Ireland, 199. death of Archbishop Laud, took his title, 138. Claren- CHENIER, his account of the don papers referred to, with State papers, extracts from, 419. Deer catching in, ib. to listen to the Scots; but 189. His opinion that the fortify York against them, Scots would not betray the king, 190. Cherries, German sauce of, Clay, eating of, by the Otho- 591. Cherry-gum, nourish macos and Guamos explain. ed, 527. Chesnut wood, inflammability Clepsydra, the Brahmin's, 473. Clergy, benefit of, 10. The Chittery, or, Royal Race, mar treatment of, in England, riage choice of, 489. ib. Claim of our Clergy Want of, 102. Poverty of, 103. King of Spain's boun. &c. ty to, in New Spain and the Contribution of a meal a week, “ As for foreign force, it is a vain dream," ib. whole service read by, on the lous instance given by Top Curse, the entailed cut off, 19. CUTIÆl, or, Samaritans of Si. perstition of, 621. Cwn Anwn, or Anun's Dogs, Cyder, an early liquor, 320. mirth, 336. D. against Indian arrows, 643, Daggers, 330. Muzzled, ib. Damietta, entrance of the har. CRANMER, ARCHBISHOP, on bour, 617. from, concerning Malacca, Danes, suggestion as to why dura and Baly, 420, 434. Crickets of the Night, Primi. catarrhs, 594. ed, 330. The honey of, 463. Re- CROFT, Bishor, the humble sorted to by the White change in Irish tenures is plice question, 121. Va DAVENANT's news from Ply- DAVILA, taught our gamesters, cerning his age, 127, &c. Day and Night, local difference &c. Letters, ib. Lays Ma-1 of, 616. nasseh Ben Israel's proposal | Dead, Indian regard for the ture of, at Gisburne Park, | Diud men, more hurtful than deration and honesty of, 664. mastiff's at Cambridge, 151. tion of savage tribes, 538. Bayle's account of his fana How likeness comes out in Rereshy to be the greatest Death of the Good, 121. His dying advice, 663. d'Amours, 352. | CROMWELL, RICHARD), letters | Deformed persons, none among written from Cheshunt, con the native Indians, 530. taining an account of his | Dehly, cunning robbers of the province of, 410. be made by many to the Ali, a remainder of, 444. solemn league and covenant, Derrises of Erzeroom, 403. and left incomplete in the Desert Cookery, 481. Effects shape of a T., 15. Legend of a desert march, 501. Of of Adam and the Tree of water, inland tribes astonish. Paradise, 382. Queen of ment at, 514. Destruicam de Espanha, ex• Crosses, gold and silver ones, tract from, 269. Deretas, their respect to the Cubit, origin of the royal, 423. moon, 483. CULPEPER, excellent letter of, | Deril, giving a chair to, and to Digby, 189. His remark, 1 talking a matter cut with, of, 207. 345. duced at, 363. 119. Indian superstition of | Doublets, thieves clad in stone take the air, according as the wind blows, 490. Indian temple, Pagoda not by the great eagle on the Deioces, Herodotus' account of, 421. Dress, remarks on, 310, 311, | Eclipse, superstitions on, 462. the Ohio and Wabash, 593. bravery, 337. Suffocating and the thief at, 51. EDMONDSON, William, the quaker, his goodness, 122. DRUM, his idea of a material Eel Pies, horse loads brought from Mantes to the market mong the Turks, his dis. Egypt, the glory of, from December till March, 449. Dublin, most dangerous for Beanty of portions of, 492. corrupting youth, in Straf Ancient custom of removing the dead in, 496. The mo- Dublin College, Strafford's notony of, 499. troduced into an army by England to be sent over to upon, 42. the prince of Parma, 142. be made fellows, 199. ’Elaucoopis, collection of ver. 644. Oliver Cromwell's peace lers, a word to, 306. Elder-tree, medicinal effects of, 601. could have secured it, 'a- ! regards purity, &c., in 143. hurricane, on account of its History of England, quoted, floors with cow-dung in the kettle drums and large bells affixed to those of great sermon by Timothy Rogers, livered of, 450. Elephantiasis and Slarery cor- der Laud for many years in Elves and Fairies, &c., Elves dog of the Savana-Durga, mong the Protestants, after-| Emigration, the Spaniards suf. Duties to God, from Laws and lonies without good charac- stanced, 619. for over freedom with an In- dian, 657. Enoch, ELIJAH, & Sr. Joux, liament, killed at the Hague, the Kangaroo, 586. Ameri christ, 379, 383, Epicures of Guiana and Par. gainst undermining, 343. I on the pendulums of the Equestrian (American) tribes, | Eastern chambers, where to 1 524. ESCOBAR's collection of bal. | Denton, why spared by | Fisher, Laud's book against, well digested by Charles I., 134. Recommended to his | drews's sermons, and Hook. Fall, or Falling Band, what ? er, 136. 313. Fishing, expertness of the A. Falling-Fits, common to all merican tribes in, 524. ages, under religious excite Flamingoes, great flocks on ment, 40. Convulsive faint the Caspian shores, 588. Flea, St. Domingo and, 401. Famine, the girdle of, 423. FLECKNO, his account of JOAN Fardles, meaning of the word, IV., 260. Use of foreign language, 327. Account of Farthingales, proclamation a. the stars of the other hemi. gainst, in James the First's sphere, 523. FLEMINGS, ancient arms of, “ Fas est et ab hoste doceri,” il. 358. lustration of, 107. Flowers, language of, 666. Fushion, despotism of, 301. Do Floods, great ones in the East, minion of tailors, 302. Im 427. periousness of, 619. French Flying-fish, tail of, 598. fashions, 629. FoE DE, and the Flying Post- minus the F, 332. Fordun, quoted, 357. Fornication, extended sense of, 333. from his theatre and honour Forest-work Hangings, 619. of knighthood, 319. Fortune, instance of the muta- bility of, 151. Whitehall, and Sir Francis Forbes, Oriental Memoirs, quoted, 411, &c. Snakes of the Guzerat lakes, 411. Luxury of cold water in In- 333. dia, 412. Halcarras, or, In. dian news messengers - Palanquin-bearers, and the brokeshire, quoted, 320. round of beef - The Parsee Females, excess of, the effect of tribe, and the everlasting fire — The Mowah - tree, pluck it out," literal appli- might have resulted from it Indian holy breds, or sacred 415, &c. &c. Great floods of Locust-fight, 432. Gu. Aalum, 440. bra-Vendos, or, Boa Con Feudal times, the heir the suc. Fotoona, islanders of, the bru. cessor to quarrels in, 340. tal custom of fighting with Foundations out of joint, 17. 396. House and church of, at of the ice, 601. Indian way | FRANCISCO JOZE DE NATIVI: DADE, 252. Franeker, the grand hot-bed of | GARCIORDONEZ DE MONTAL- | Golden Disease, which affect- ed Cortez and his followers, effects of the Simoom, 649. in Fynes Moryson's time, GOMARA, his doubts as to the 619. | GOMEZ, ANTONIO HENRIQUEZ, GASPAR DE VILLAGRA, Histo- Sanson Nazareno, por, 251. Conformist and Nonconform palpable and paltry imita. I count of, 245-248. tion of the Araucana, 231, Gongora, his style, and ex. 224, 216. Gongs, or, Gomgoms, how made lands at, 627. GONZALO DE CORDOVA, and Geliana, the palaces of, 282, Gorernment, benefit of the su- GENAIS, MADAME, her ac- | 658. &c. Early mention of cur. courteousness-Lady's side- on foot - Early instance of book at marriage - Early Beguines, 308. all, ib. lenge glove, 24. The deadly 506. Earth of Mahe for fil- stitious offerings, 508. trine of universal, 126. GIROLANO CONESTAGGIO, and Grapes, preserved in vinegar, 591. GLAS CAPTAIN, retributive Grass-Sea, so called from the Mexico, a cerbutin plagia. ecution of his murderers, GREAAL SAINCT, romance of, quoted, 354. Greek, Modern, equivocal GREENWOOD, Paul, the Preacher, his aberration of Gloves, embroidered, intro mind in his last illness, 125. venteenth Earl of Oxford, men de vitâ sud, 102. Grenada, 282. Gog and Magog, two demi-can Grotius, through Pocock, en- and their air turrets, 512. called — used by Newcastle could, 134. His high opi. |