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130), Plate xxxiii, 66 ; the folded foot on goblets, 66; glass of a bibu- lous patient, 66; specimen with poem by Burns engraved thereon, 85 Greene, John, glass-seller of Lon- don, alluded to, 23 Greenwich, the Duke of Bucking- ham's furnace at, alluded to, 23 Greenwood, an English decorator of glass (No. 193), Plate 1, 87 Guelphs, the, alluded to, 106 Hanoverian National Anthem, second verse of, 99 ; Hanoverian glasses, 104 Hartshorne, Mr. Albert, F.S.A., his monograph on the subject, 9, 10 ; ...his method of classifica- tion, 26, 27 {note) ; quoted, 48 ; alluded to, 20, 21, 30, 49, 50, 54, 72,77,87,99, 104, 113 Hawke, Admiral, his victory at Quiberon the subject of an in- scription (No. 247), Plate Ixv, 115, 117 Henry VIII, King, alluded to, 5 Holland, alluded to, i, 36, 50, 51, 54, 86, 94 ; stunted goblets from, 30 ; glass-house referred to, 91 Hop and barley decoration, 58, 59, 61, 62, 82, 84 Houghton's "Letters for the Im- provement of Trade and Hus- bandry," referred to, 25 Hume, Mr.
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130), Plate xxxiii, 66 ; the folded foot on goblets, 66; glass of a bibu- lous patient, 66; specimen with poem by Burns engraved thereon, 85 Greene, John, glass-seller of Lon- don, alluded to, 23 Greenwich, the Duke of Bucking- ham's furnace at, alluded to, 23 Greenwood, an English decorator of glass (No. 193), Plate 1, 87 Guelphs, the, alluded to, 106 Hanoverian National Anthem, second verse of, 99 ; Hanoverian glasses, 104 Hartshorne, Mr. Albert, F.S.A., his monograph on the subject, 9, 10 ; ...his method of classifica- tion, 26, 27 {note) ; quoted, 48 ; alluded to, 20, 21, 30, 49, 50, 54, 72,77,87,99, 104, 113 Hawke, Admiral, his victory at Quiberon the subject of an in- scription (No. 247), Plate Ixv, 115, 117 Henry VIII, King, alluded to, 5 Holland, alluded to, i, 36, 50, 51, 54, 86, 94 ; stunted goblets from, 30 ; glass-house referred to, 91 Hop and barley decoration, 58, 59, 61, 62, 82, 84 Houghton's "Letters for the Im- provement of Trade and Hus- bandry," referred to, 25 Hume, Mr.
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