Bell, Charles Christopher
(1845–1925)
pharmacist, hymnodist, translator
Biographical information
Julian, Dictionary of Hymnody; NQ 11.7.133: a “practical pharmicist” of more than 50 years’ experience; father of Harold Idris Bell, with whom he translated Welsh verse
Gender
Notes
“C. C. Bell” from NQ 6.7.147–148 to 9.11.447–448
Articles
Writing as C. C. B.
Rossetti's Sonnets
NQ 7.7.228, Source
Instrumental Choir
NQ 8.1.195-196, Source
Line in Goldsmith
NQ 8.12.30, Source
Pronunciation: "Cocaïne"
NQ 8.12.33, Source
Legend of the Fall of Angels
NQ 8.12.35, Source
King Lear Historical
NQ 8.12.35–36, Source
The Shamrock as Food
NQ 8.12.37, Source
"Dick's Hatband"
NQ 8.12.37, Source
Dies Veneris
NQ 8.12.49, Source
Nine Men's Morris
NQ 8.12.89, Source
"Matrimony"
NQ 8.12.113, Source
Pocket Nutmeg-graters
NQ 8.12.132–133, Source
"Crattle" and "Sullow"
NQ 8.12.154, Source
Local Phrases
NQ 8.12.166, Source
Burning Christmas Decorations
NQ 8.12.173, Source
Smoking before the Introduction of Tobacco
NQ 8.12.175, Source
Cause of Death
NQ 8.12.213, Source
Quotation on the Title-page of Carlyle's 'Latter-day Pamphlets'
NQ 8.12.227, Source
The Dove
NQ 8.12.231, Source
Enid
NQ 8.12.238, Source
Mr. John E. Norcross
NQ 8.12.251, Source
Oliver Wendell Holmes and the Word "Pry"
NQ 8.12.255, Source
City Names in the First Edition of Stow's 'Survey'
NQ 8.12.255, Source
"Thee" or "Thou"
NQ 8.12.268, Source
Poetry
NQ 8.12.272–273, Source
Wreaths and Garlands
NQ 8.12.293, Source
Marks for Signature
NQ 8.12.314, Source
"Shall" and "Will"
NQ 8.12.317, Source
The Surname Mayhew
NQ 8.12.334, Source
The Split Infinitive
NQ 8.12.375, Source
"The golden key"
NQ 8.12.408, Source
Newspaper English
NQ 8.12.446, Source
'In Memoriam,' LIV
NQ 8.12.469–470, Source
The Alternative Pronoun
NQ 8.12.473, Source
Boadicea
NQ 8.12.498, Source
The Christmas Rose
NQ 8.12.510, Source
Poetry
NQ 8.12.513, Source
"Belling": "Rowing": "Wawling"
NQ 8.12.515, Source
Construction with a Partitive
NQ 8.12.517, Source