INDEX

Abbess of Ely, St. Etheldreda, 266

Abbey, Birkenhead, 14, 34, 36

---- Combermere, 14, 34, 35

---- Mobberley, 14, 34

---- Norton, 14, 34

---- Pulton, 14, 35

---- Runcorn, 14

---- Stanlaw, 14, 34

---- St. Werburgh’s, 9-13, 33, 34, 38-48

---- Vale Royal, 14, 34, 35

Abbot’s Well, 260

_Academy of Armoury, The_, 136, 137

_Account of the Rolls of the Honour of Halton, An_, 107

Acton Church, 16

---- Lord, 18

Adlington, 200

---- Hall, 16, 84, 94

Aganippe’s Well, 260

Alderley Edge, Celtic legend, 252

---- ---- farmhouse, 94

Aldford Castle, 51, 52

Alfred the Great, 272

Almshouses in Commonhall Lane, Chester, 86, 87

Alvanley, fire-worship at, 261

Ancient poaching, 108

---- timber houses at--Adlington, 200;

Baguley, 200;

Bramhall, 200;

Little Moreton, 200

Anselm, St., 8, 269

_Anti-Christ_, a Mystery Play, 163

Archbishop of Canterbury, St. Plegmund, 273

---- of York, Thomas Savage, 14

Architecture of Cheshire, half-timbered, 80-99

Arley Hall, 198

Arneway, author of Mystery Plays, 148

“Articles of Surrender,” Chester, 186

Ashley Hall, 197

_Assumption, The_, a Mystery Play, 160, 163

Aston, Sir Arthur, 119

---- Sir Thomas, 119

Audley and the Welsh raids, James, Lord, 10

---- James, Lord, 115

---- Lord, 13

Author of Mystery Plays--Arneway, 148;

Ralf Higden, 147

Bebington Cross, 211

Baddiley Church, 67

Baguley, or Baggily Hall, 85-89, 200

Bakers’ Charter, Chester, 147

Ballads, 259

“Banes” or “Banns” of Mystery Plays, 153, 154-160

Bangor Monachorum, 220

---- Monastery of, 4

Baptistery, Italian font in St. Werburgh’s, 45

Barlow, T. Worthington, 131

Barnston, Roger, 226

---- William, 225

Barons of Cheshire, 8, 22

---- wars, 11

Barron, Dr. John, 122

Barthomley Church, 16

---- ---- alabaster effigy in, 116

Battle of Chester, 12, 220

---- of Rowton Heath, 74, 184, 190, 191

---- at Nantwich, 9

“Bear and Billet, The,” Chester, 97

Bell, Congleton, 254

---- custom, Nantwich, 254

---- Frodsham Church, 254

---- “Pancake,” 254

Bells, some Cheshire, 254

Bellin, George, parish clerk, 150

Beeston Castle, 16, 51, 55, 182, 186, 194

---- Sir George, 117

Bidston Court, 99

“Billy Hobby’s Well,” 260

Bird sayings, 255

Birkenhead Abbey, 14, 34-36

---- Henry, 124

---- Sir John, 123

Birket House, 16

Bishop Edward Stanley, 122

---- Heber, 121

---- of Bangor and Chester, Dr. Hugh Bellot, 121

---- of Chester, John Bridgeman, 101

---- Lloyd’s Palace, 75, 97

---- Rider, 121

---- Wilson, 121

Bishops, Cheshire, 121-122

Bishopric of Chester, 14

Blackfriars, Chester, 48

“Blessing of the Brine,” 261

Blore Heath, 13

Blundeville, Earl Randle, 23

Bohun, Earl Ranulph, 11

Bonewaldesthorne’s Tower, 73

Booth, Colonel, 186

---- family of Dunham Massey, 116

---- Henry, Earl of Warrington and Baron Delamere, 120

---- of Twamlowe, John, 129

---- Sir George, 119

---- Sir John, 197

---- Sir Robert, 116

---- Sir Thomas, 119

Boundary Crosses, 208

Bow Stones Cross, 212

Bradshaw, Henry, regicide, 129

---- ---- Monk of St. Werburgh’s, 264

Bramall Hall, 84, 89, 90

Bramhall, 200

Bravery of Cheshire men, 13

Brereton, 200

---- legend, 253

---- Lord, 118, 128

---- Sir William, 117, 181, 183, 186

Brerewood, Edward, 127

Bridge, Farndon, 221

---- Gate, Chester, 72

Bridgewater, Duke of, 204

Bromborough Cross, 210, 212

Bromhal family, 91

Brooke family, 198

---- of Mere, family of, 63

Broome, Dr., the poet, 124, 204

Broughton Ford, 184, 186

Brownswerd, John, 123

Broxton Old Hall, 95, 96

Bruera Church, 68

Building, Elizabethan, 88

Bunbury, 16

---- alabaster tomb, 116

Burghall, Rev. Edward, 131

Burney on miracle plays, Miss Fanny, 144

Byron, Lord, 182, 186

---- Sir Nicholas, 181

Caer-Leon, 4

Calveley, Sir Hugh, 116

Camden’s description of Cheshire, 32

Canterbury, St. Plegmund, Archbishop of, 273

Carden Hall, 16, 95

Castle Aldford, 51-52

---- Beeston, 16, 51, 55, 182, 186, 194

---- Chester, 57, 60

---- Doddington, 16

---- Dodleston, 51-52

---- Dunham Massey, 51, 53

---- Frodsham, 51, 53

---- Halton, 9, 51, 54, 106

---- Hawarden, 182

---- Holt, 222

---- Maiden, 51, 52

---- Malpas, 9, 51, 52

---- Nantwich, 51, 52

---- Newhall, 51, 52

---- Northwich, 51, 53

---- Oldcastle, 51, 52

---- Peckforton, 196

---- Pulford, 51, 52

---- Rhuddlan, 24

---- Rocksavage, 51, 54

---- Runcorn, 51, 53

---- Shocklach, 9, 51, 52

---- Thelwall, 51

Capesthorn legend, 253

Cathedral, chapter-house of, 43

---- _Misereres_ in, 41

Celtic legend, 252

---- place-names, 7

Cenred, St. Werburgh’s brother, 267

Chadkirk Chapel, 67

Chains, hanging in, 110

Chaloner of Chester, Thomas, 133

Chamberlain of Chester, 30

Chancellors, Cheshire judges and, 124-127

Chapel, High Leigh, 67

Chapter-house of Cathedral, 43

Charles I. at Chester, 181

Charm for warts, rushes a, 239

Cheshire a land of saints, 4

---- Prince Maurice and Prince Rupert in, 184

---- “Rounds,” 257

---- Saints, two, 264-276

---- Sanctuaries, 220

---- Saxons in, 5

Chesshyre, Sir John, 203

Chester, almshouses in Commonhall Lane, 86, 87

---- “Articles of Surrender,” 186

---- Battle of, 12, 220

---- Bishopric of, 14

---- Castle, 57-60

---- Chamberlain of, 30

---- Chief-Justiceship of, 29

---- City plate melted down, 182

---- Duke of Monmouth at, 17

---- Earldom of, 8

---- Ethelfrid attacks, 5

---- Ethelred, founder of monastery at, 266

---- Gateways of, 71

---- Bridge Gate, 72

---- East Gate, 72

---- Kale Yard Gate, 72

---- New Gate, 72

---- North Gate, 72, 73

---- Ship Gate, 72

---- Water Gate, 72

---- Handel at, 259

---- High Cross, 188, 208, 209

---- James II. at, 17

---- John Bridgeman, Bishop of, 101

---- King Edgar at, 7

---- King Egbert at, 5

---- King John at, 9

---- martyr, George Marsh, 15

---- Musical Festivals, 260

---- Phœnix Tower, 74, 184

---- Prince Maurice at, 183

---- Races, 74

---- Records of, 31

---- Roman, 70, 77

---- Roman legions at, 3

---- Roman wall of, 4

---- Roman work, 71

---- St. Bridget’s Church, 69

---- St. Martin’s ” 68

---- St. Michael’s ” 69

---- St. Olave’s ” 69

---- St. Peter’s ” 68

---- seventeenth century house in Whitefriars, 99

---- Siege of, 180-193

---- Sir Nicholas Byron, Governor of, 181

---- the key to Wales, 21

---- Trade Guilds at, 151

Chestnut, a “coppity-co,” 256

“Chief of men,” 2, 32, 203

Chief-Justiceship of Chester, 29

Cholmondeley, 195

---- family, 202, 262

---- Hall, 16

---- Lady Mary, 199

Christleton, 183

---- Rush-bearing, 239

Church, alabaster effigy in Barthomley, 116

---- bell, Frodsham, 254

---- Bunbury, 116, 117

---- Farndon, 223

---- of St. John, Chester, 14

---- of St. Oswald, 41

Churches, music in, 259

---- timber-framed, 61-69

Churchyard crosses, 208, 210, 211

Circuits, judicial, 27

Civil war in Cheshire, 16

Clarke, Dr. Samuel, 122

Clulow Cross, 212

Combermere Abbey, 14, 34, 35

---- Field-Marshal, 203

---- legend, 253

Commonhall Lane, Chester, almshouses in, 86, 87

Congleton bell, 254

Constable de Lacy, 24

Copyhold tenure, Manor of Halton, 113

Cornage, 244-246

Corpus Christi, feast of, 147

---- procession, 161

Corvysors’ Playe, The, 164, 165

Costume of players, 145

“Counting-out” rhymes, 257

County Flint, 25

---- Hall, Chester, 30

---- Palatine of Chester, 1, 19-32

Court, Bidston, 99

---- Leet, Halton, 106-113

---- of Exchequer, Chester, 31

---- Old Consistory, 100

_Creation and Fall_, a Mystery Play, 145

Crewe, 195, 200

---- Hall, 16

---- Randolph, 124

---- Thomas, 124

Crewes, 204

Cross at St. John the Baptist, Chester, 210

---- at St. Mary’s-on-the-Hill, Chester, 209, 212

---- Bebington, 211

---- Bow Stones, 212

---- Bromborough, 210, 212

---- Clulow, 212

---- Disley, 210

---- Eaton, 213

---- High, Chester, 208, 209

---- Lymm, 213

---- Macclesfield market, 213

---- Neston, 210

---- Over Peover, 212

---- Shocklach, 211

---- Wallasey, 211

---- West Kirby, 210

Crosses, boundary, 208

---- churchyard, 208, 210, 211

---- destroyed, 209

---- “High,” 208

---- Ludworth, 212

---- Macclesfield Public Park, 212

---- Market, 208, 212, 213

---- preaching, 207, 210

---- Sandbach, 213-217

---- weeping, 208

Croughton Hall, 16

_Crucifixion, The_, a Mystery Play, 166

“Crypt, ye Olde,” 78

“Curfew,” 254

_Curse, Old Mab’s_, 262

Customs, some Cheshire, 230-263

Dance, morris, 258

Danes, 6

Danish place-names, 6

Danyer, Sir Thomas, 114

Davenport family, 91

---- of Davenport, family of, 246

---- Sir Humphrey, 126

---- Sir John, 63

Davenports, 204

Delamere, 69

---- Baron, 197

---- Forest, 74, 82, 245

---- _Horn, The_, 245

---- House, 199

---- Lord, 18, 199

---- of Dunham Massey, Baron, 119

Delves at Poictiers, Sir John, 115

---- Sir John, 13

Dernhall, 14

Description of Cheshire, Camden’s, 32

Diary, Slingsby’s, 192

Dieulacres, 14

Disley Cross, 210

Dissolution of monasteries, 14, 33

Doddington, 95, 115, 200

---- Castle, 16

Dodleston Castle, 51, 52

Dog-whipper and sluggard-waker, 256

Done of Utkinton, family of, 245

---- Sir John, 13, 199

Dorfold, 200

---- Hall, 16

“Dot,” a children’s game, 256

Downes of Sutton Downes and Taxal, family of, 246

Dragon legend, 252

Drayton’s Lamentation, 13

Dukinfield of Dukinfield, Colonel Robert, 118

Dunham Hall, or Dunham Massey, 196

---- Massey Castle, 51, 53

Dutton of Dutton, 24, 115

---- Sir Thomas, 13

“Eagle and Child” Inn, 94

Earldom of Chester, 8

Earl of Chester, Prince Edward, 25

Earnshaw, Lawrence, 128

East Gate, Chester, 72

---- Hall, High Leigh, 197

Eaton, 195

---- Cross, 213

Eccleston Church, 68

Edgar at Chester, King, 7, 74

Eddisbury, 7

Edward I., 10

---- the Elder, died at Farndon, 220

Effigies at Farndon, 224

Effigy of Sir Robert Foulshurst, alabaster, 116

Egbert at Chester, King, 5

Egerton family, 202

---- Lord, 197

---- Sir John, 13

---- Sir Philip, geologist, 204

Egerton-Warburton, Rowland Eyles, 205, 206

Ellesmere, Lord Chancellor, 125

Elizabethan building, 88

England, Sword-bearer of, 21

---- the Vale Royal of, 130

Ætheldred, Ealdorman, 7

Etheldreda, St., Abbess of Ely, 266

Ethelfleda, 7, 71

---- rebuilt Chester Castle, 59

Ethelfrid attacks Chester, 5

Ethelred, founder of monastery at Chester, 266, 267

Exchequer, Court of, Chester, 31

“Falcon,” the, Chester, 97

Falconer, Dr. William, 129

Families, Cheshire, 194-206

Family, Bromhal, 91

---- Brooke, 198

---- Cholmondeley, 202, 262

---- Davenport, 91

---- Egerton, 202

---- Grosvenor, 202

---- Hyde, 205

---- Legh, 197

---- Mainwaring, 199, 202

---- Marbury, 198

---- Massey, 196

---- of Brooke of Mere, 63

---- of Davenport of Davenport, 246

---- of Done of Utkinton, 245

---- of Downes of Sutton Downes and Taxal, 246

---- of Dunham Massey, Booth, 116

---- of Holmes, 133

---- of Shakerleys of Hulme, 63

---- Warburton, 198

---- Wilbraham, 199

Farndon Bridge, 221

---- Church, 223

---- Edward the Elder died at, 220

---- effigies at, 224

---- parish books, 224

---- _Rush-bearing Sunday at_, 225, 238

---- stained glass at, 223

Farnworth Leet, Widnes or, 112

Feast of Corpus Christi, 147

Festivals, Chester Musical, 260

Fire-worship at Alvanley, 261

Fitton, Sir Edward, 126

Flint, county, 25

Folk-lore, Cheshire, 230-263

Font at Warburton, 66

---- Marton, 65

---- of Italian origin in baptistery, Chester, 45

Football at Chester, 74

Forest, Delamere, 74, 82, 245

---- of Macclesfield, 82, 246

---- of Wirral, 82, 246

Forests of Cheshire, 69, 82

Foulshurst of Crewe, Sir Robert, 13, 115, 116

Freeman quoted, Professor, 21, 27

“Free-Masons,” 139

Frodsham, 51, 53

---- Church bell, 254

---- “Synagogue Well,” 260

Games, children’s, 256-257

---- unlawful, 107

Gamul of Buerton, Sir Francis, 119, 184, 190

Gateways of Chester, 71

Gawsworth Hall, 94

Gayton, wishing well at, 260

Gerard, Lord, 191

Gerarde, John, 127

“Glorious Sixth of May,” song, 260

“God’s Providence House,” 75, 97

“Golden Phœnix,” 135

Goostrey Church, 68

Governor of Chester, 181

Grammar Schools, Cheshire, 123

Great Broughton burnt down, 183

---- Budworth, 61

---- Meols, 3

Greyfriars, Chester, 48

Grosvenor family, 202

---- Roger, ancestor of the Dukes of Westminster, 119

Half-timbered architecture of Cheshire, 80-99

Hall, Adlington, 16, 84, 94

---- Arley, 198

---- Ashley, 197

---- Baguley or Baggily, 85-89, 200

---- Bramall, 84, 89, 90

---- Broxton Old, 95, 96

---- Carden, 16, 95

---- Cholmondeley, 16

---- County, 30

---- Crewe, 16

---- Croughton, 16

---- Dorfold, 16

---- Dunham, or Dunham Massey, 196

---- East, High Leigh, 197

---- Gawsworth, 94

---- Handforth, 94

---- Hooton, 95

---- Huxley, 16

---- Little Moreton, 84, 91, 92, 93

---- Marbury, 198

---- Mere, 198

---- Peover, 199

---- Rostherne, 197

---- Tabley, 198

---- Tatton, 197

---- Toft, 199

---- Utkinton, 199

---- West, High Leigh, 197

_Halton, An Account of the Rolls of the Honour of_, 107

Halton Castle, 9, 51, 54, 106

Handbridge, 182

Handel at Chester, 259

Handforth Hall, 94

Hanging at Halton, 109

---- in chains, 110

Harden, moated house at, 200

Harvest Home, 243

Hawarden Castle, 182

Hawkeston of Wrine Hall, 115

Hawkstone, Sir John, 13

Heralds’ College, 137

Hiding holes, Moreton Hall, 92

Higden, Ralf, author of Mystery Plays, 46, 147

High Cross, Chester, 188, 208, 209

“High Crosses,” 208

High Leigh, 197

---- ---- Chapel, 67

Hill, Peckforton, 194, 195

Historians, Cheshire, 129, 132

_Histories of Lot and Abraham_, a Mystery Play, 163

Holme, family of, 133

---- of Chester, William, 133

---- Randle (I.), 134, 187

---- ---- (II.), 134, 135

---- ---- (III.), 136, 139

---- ---- (IV.), 140, 141

Holt Castle, 222

---- Roman remains at, 218

Hooton Hall, 95

_Horn, The Delamere_, 245

---- _The Wirral_, 244

Horse hodening at Northwich, 235

---- ---- at Tarporley, 235

Hospital of St. John, Chester, 36, 73

House, Birket, 16

---- Delamere, 199

“House, God’s Providence,” 75, 97

Hoylake, 18

Hulse, Dr. John, 122

Hunting parson, a, 108

Huxley Hall, 16, 200

Hyde family, 205

Ince Grange, 46

Incursions of the Welsh, 9

Italian font in baptistery, 45

Jacobites of Cheshire, 197

Jacob’s Well, 260

James II. at Chester, 17

John at Chester, King, 9

Judges and Chancellors, Cheshire, 124-127

Judicial circuits, 27

---- seals, 28

Kale Yard Gate, Chester, 72

Kenyon, Lord, 126

King, Daniel, 130

_King Robert of Sicily_, a Mystery Play, 163

Kingdom, Mercian, 5

Knowles, Sir Robert, 116

“Knowles’s Mitres,” 116

Knutsford, 196

---- May Queen, 242

---- morris dance at, 258

Lacy, Constable de, 24

“Lamb, The,” 138, 139

Langdale, Sir Marmaduke, 184

Leet, Halton Court, 106-113

---- Widnes or Farnworth, 112

Legend, Brereton, 253

---- Capesthorn, 253

---- Celtic, 252

---- Combermere, 253

---- dragon, 252

---- Rostherne Mere, 253

Legh family, 12, 197, 204

---- of Booths, Sir John, 13

---- of Macclesfield, Sir Piers, 13, 115

---- Sir Uryan, 117

Leighs of Lyme, 13

Legions at Chester, Roman, 3

Leycester, Ralph, 199

---- Sir Peter, 130, 198

Lifting, 242-243

Little Moreton Hall, 84, 91, 92, 93, 200

Llewellyn, Prince, 10

Lord of the Manor of Halton, the King, 106

Ludworth crosses, 212

Lupus, Hugh, 8, 21, 106, 202, 269

Lyme, 200

Lymm Cross, 213

Macclesfield Forest, 82, 246

---- Market Cross, 213

---- Public Park crosses, 212

“Magpie” architecture, 80

Maiden Castle, 51, 52

Mainwaring family, 199, 202

Malpas, 16

---- Castle, 9, 51, 52

Manners of Cheshire people, 20

Marbury family, 198

---- Hall, 198

Market crosses, 208, 212, 213

Marling, 237-238

Marton church, 63

---- font, 65

Martyr, George Marsh, Chester, 15

Massey, Colonel Edward, 118

---- family, 196

Masseys, 204

---- of Coddington, 118, 197

Maying, 241-242

Maynwaring of Over Peover, Sir Thomas, 130

May Queen, Knutsford, 242

Mercian Kingdom, 5

Mere Hall, 198

Middlewich, 182

Milton, 124

Miracle Plays, Chester, 74, 77

_Misereres_ in Cathedral, 41

Moated houses at Harden, 200

---- ---- at Huxley, 200

---- ---- at Moreton, 200

Mobberley Abbey, 14, 34

Molineux, Sir Richard, 13

Molyneux, Lord, 18

---- Samuel, 127

Monasteries, dissolution of, 14, 33

Monastery at Chester, Ethelred founder of, 266

---- of Bangor, 4

Monk of St. Werburgh’s, Henry Bradshaw, 264

Monmouth at Chester, Duke of, 17

Moreton, moated house at, 200

Morgan’s Mount, Chester, 73

Morris dance, Knutsford, 258

Mostyn of Mostyn, Sir Roger, 120

Mottram-in-Longdendale, 128

Mumming play, 240

Music, 257-258

Music in churches, 259

Musical Festivals, Chester, 260

Mynshal, Elizabeth, 124

Mystery Plays, Chester, 142-179

Nantwich, 16, 183, 261

---- battle at, 9

---- bell custom, 254

---- Castle, 51, 52

Neild, James, philanthropist, 204

Neston Cross, 210

Nether-Legh, 16

Nether or Lower Peover Church, 61

New Gate, Chester, 72

Newhall Castle, 51, 52

Nixon, Robert, Cheshire prophet, 261

_Noah’s Ark_, a Mystery Play, 144, 164, 166

“Nogging-work,” 99

“No Popery” riot, 17

Norman Earls of Chester, 22

North Gate, Chester, 72, 73

Northwich, 51, 53

---- horse hodening at, 235

---- Winnington Bridge, near, 17

Norton Abbey, 14, 34

Nunnery, Chester, St. Mary’s, 34, 36

Oldcastle Castle, 51, 52

Old Consistory Court, 100

“Old King’s Head,” 134

_Old Mab’s Curse_, 262

Origin of Mystery Plays, 146

Oulton, 200

Over Peover Cross, 212

Pace-Egging, 239-240

“Pageant carriages,” 151

“Palace, Bishop Lloyd’s,” 75, 97

Palace, Stanley, 97

“Pancake” bell, 254

Parish books at Farndon, 224

Parson, a hunting, 108

_Passion, The_, a Mystery Play, 165

Peckforton Castle, 196

---- Hill, 194, 195

Pemberton’s Parlour, Chester, 73, 181

Pentice, the, 208

People, manners of Cheshire, 20

Peover Hall, 199

Phœnix Tower, Chester, 74, 184

Place in history of County Palatine of Chester, 19-32

Place-names, Celtic, 7

Place-names, Danish, 6

Plate melted down, Chester City, 182

“Players’ victory,” the, 24

Plays, Miracle, 74, 77

Plemstall (Plegmundstall), 271

Poaching, ancient, 108

Poets, Cheshire, 123, 124

_Polychronicon_, 46, 147

“Post and panel” work, 80, 84

Powdered alabaster as a cure for sheep, 262

Preaching crosses, 207, 210

Prestbury, 65

---- priest’s house at, 94

Prince Maurice at Chester, 183

---- ---- and Prince Rupert in Cheshire, 184

_Princeps Cestriæ_, 1, 12

Principality, Cheshire a, 1

Priory, Birkenhead, 14, 34, 36

---- Norton, 14, 34

---- Runcorn, 14

Procession, Corpus Christi, 161

_Prophecies_, a Mystery Play, 163

Prothonotary, the, 30

Proverbs, some Cheshire, 246-252

Pulford Castle, 51-52

Pulton Abbey, 14, 35

Races, Chester, 74

Ranulph III., Earl of Chester, 11

Records of Chester, 31

_Resurrection_, a Mystery Play, 150, 167

Reverence shown in old plays, 143

Rhuddlan, Castle of, 24

“Rhudland, Statute of,” 26

Rhymes, “counting-out,” 257

Richard II., Cheshire men bodyguard of, 12

Ridley, 117

Riot, “No Popery,” 17

Rocksavage, 51, 54

Rode, Wilbrahams of, 203

Roman Chester, 70-77

---- legions at Chester, 3

---- remains, 3

---- ---- at Holt, 218

---- wall of Chester, 4

---- work, Chester, 71

Roodeye, Chester, 74

Rostherne Hall, 197

---- Mere legend, 253

“Rounds, Cheshire,” 257

Rows of Chester, 75-79

Rowton Heath, 16

---- ---- battle of, 74, 119, 184, 190, 191

Runcorn, 7

---- Abbey, 14

---- Castle, 51, 53

Rush-bearing, 238-239

---- at Christleton, 239

---- Sunday at Farndon, 225, 238

Rushes a charm for warts, 239

_Sacrifice of Isaac_, a Mystery Play, 148

Saighton Grange, 46

St. Bridget’s Church, Chester, 69

St. Ethelreda, 266

St. Giles’ Well, 260

St. John, Chester, Hospital of, 36, 73

---- the Baptist, Chester, Cross at, 210

St. Martin’s Church, Chester, 68

St. Mary’s Nunnery, Chester, 34, 36

St. Mary’s-on-the-Hill, Chester, Cross at, 209, 212

St. Michael’s Church, Chester, 69

St. Olave’s Church, Chester, 69

St. Oswald, Church of, 41

St. Plegmund, Archbishop of Canterbury, 273

St. Plegmund’s Well, 260, 275

St. Peter’s Church, Chester, 68

St. Werburgh, remains of, 38

---- shrine of, 42

St. Werburgh’s Abbey, 9-13, 33, 34, 38-48

---- Henry Bradshaw, monk of, 264

Saints, Cheshire a land of, 4

Saltney Marsh, 9

Salmon story, a, 263

Sanctuary, Cheshire, 220

Sandbach Crosses, 213-217

Savage, Archbishop of York, Thomas, 14

---- Sir Edmund, 13

Saxons in Cheshire, 5

Schomberg, Duke, 18

Scientists, Cheshire, 127-129

Seals, judicial, 28

“Sewer,” an office, 136

Shakerley, Colonel, 190

---- Sir Geoffrey, 120

Shakerleys of Hulme, family of, 63

_Shepherd’s Play, The_, a Mystery Play, 149

Ship Gate, Chester, 72

Shire Hall at Chester Castle, 60

Shocklach Castle, 9, 51, 52

---- Cross, 211

Siddington Church, 65

Slingsby’s Diary, 192

Sluggard-waker and dog-whipper, 256

Soldiers of Cheshire, 114-120

Souling, 230-237

Speed, John, 1, 138, 226

Stained glass at Farndon, 223

Stanley, Dean, 204

---- Palace, 97

---- Sir William, 117

Stanlaw Abbey, 14, 34

“Statute of Rhudland,” 26

Stockport, 16

Stocks, punishment of the, 112

Sutton Grange, 46

---- Sir Richard, 131

Sword-bearer of England, 21

“Synagogue Well,” Frodsham, 260

Tabley Hall, 198

---- Lord de, poet, 204

Taft Hall, 199

Tarporley, horse hodening at, 235

Tarvin, 16

Tatton Hall, 197

Taxal, 69

Thelwall Castle, 51

Thingwall, 7

_Three Kings, The_, a pageant, 149, 170-178

Timber-framed churches, 61-69

Tower, Bonewaldesthorne’s, 73

---- Phœnix, Chester, 74, 184

Trade Gilds at Chester, 151

“Trades and Mysteries,” 24

Tranmere, 133

Troutbeck, Sir William, 13

Unlawful games, 107

Utkinton Hall, 199

Vale Royal, 199

---- ---- Abbey, 14, 34, 35

---- ---- _of England, The_, 130

Venables, Sir Hugh, 13

Victory, “The Players’,” 24

Wales, Chester the key to, 21

Wallasey Cross, 211

---- Leasowes, 18

Wall of Chester, Roman, 4

Walls and Rows, Chester, 70-77

Warburton Church, 66, 270

---- family, 198

---- font, 66

War in Cheshire, Civil, 16

Warts, rushes a charm for, 239

Water Gate, Chester, 72

“Wattle and daub,” 83

Weeping Crosses, 208

“Well, Billy Hobby’s,” 260

Well-dressing, 261

“Well, Synagogue,” 260

Wells, Wishing, 260

Welsh, incursion of the, 9

---- raids, James, Lord Audley, and the, 10

Werden, General, 120

West Hall, High Leigh, 197

---- Kirby Cross, 210

Whiltenshaw, 118

Whipping-post, Widnes, 112

Whitefriars, Chester, 48

---- seventeenth century house in Chester, 99

Whitehurst, John, clockmaker, 128

Whitney, Geoffrey, 123

---- George, 205

Widnes or Farnworth Leet, 112

Wilbraham family, 199

---- George, 204

Wilbrahams of Rode, 203

Williams, Chief Justice, 126

Williamson, Dr., 226

Winnington Bridge, near Northwich, 17

Wirral, 94, 95

---- forest, 82

---- _Horn, The_, 244

Wishing Wells, 260

Woman fighting, a, 108

Woodchurch, 69

Work, “post and panel,” 80

Worthies, Cheshire, 114-132

Wulfhere, King of Mercia, 264

“Ye Olde Crypt,” 78

York, Thomas Savage, Archbishop of, 14

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