_Wallop_, Sir John, his men break lances for ladies' love, II. 117.
_Warwick_, an earl of, a famous jouster, I. 301.
_Wells_, Lord, his joust with Sir David de Lindsay, first Earl of
Crawford, I. 290.
_Werner_, fiendlike ferocity and impiety of, II. 328.
_William Rufus_, authors wrong, in calling him a chivalric king, I. 391.
But he promoted the growth of chivalry in England, I. 387.
_Wines_, dislike entertained by the Englishmen of old for the wines of
Spain, I. 143.
Wines drank in chivalric times, 193. and note.
Wines and spices, 169. note.
_Woods_, mystery of, I. 29.
_Worcester_, John, Earl of, Constable. His regulations regarding
tournaments in England, I. 279. note.
_Wordsworth_, his beautiful description of the occupations and life of a
minstrel, I. 171.