This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1888 Excerpt: ...Blue, Blew, and Blewey иге all found at Hamilton, C.W."--' Suffolk Surnames/ Boston, 1861. p. 294. Mr. Bowditch also notices the German Roth (red) as a colour name. С. С. В. Мв. Johh T. Page, of Holmby House, Forest Gate, copies the inscription in the churchyard of Little Brickhill, Bucks, to True Blue. This, however, with all obtainable information concerning the bearer of this fantastic name, appears 1" S. viii. 588. Mr. Griffinhoofe thinks that Yellow is to be found on tombstones in XiJJ, Yorks. Mr. Frise Reds Fowee is acquainted with a Mus Yellow, now living in Norfolk, and knew a fellow Oil called Orange. H. J. C., after dealing with Reid, J, &c. concludes, " It is only natural that those colours which are most commonly observed on the human body, such as white, black, brown, or grey, are pf frequent occurrence among our surnames, while others, euch as purple or yellow, which arc not the ordinary hues of health, are absent." Mb. Johh W. Осыно supplies the epitaph on Robert Scarlett at Peterborough, which will be found in « N. & Q,' 2a S. vu. 475. Мк. Geo. Neilsoh mentions Blue as the name of a native of Renfrewshire. Chartist (7 S. vi. 187).--Perhaps the following, copied from the Annual Regiiter for 1838, chap. Xt. pp. 310 and 311, may interest Dr. Murray:--" In the autumn of the year a very uneasy spirit began to display itself among the working classes in the manufacturing counties. Immense meetings were convened in various quartern, and the language of the demagogues who addressed the multitude on these occasions was highly inflammatory. The dissatisfaction of the people was, no doubt, connected with the new poor law, whic...
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