Chester, 4
Chesterfield, 2, 9, 21, 27, 97, 208, 210, 212, 218, 221, 222, 223,
231, 236, 240, 245, 249, 258–62
—— Lord, 30
—— Philipp, Earl of, 129, 131
Childers, of Carr House, 341
Child’s _English and Scottish Popular Ballads_, 350–4
Chinley, 181
“Christmas Eve,” 361
_Chronicon Abbatiæ de Evesham_, 116
_Chronicles of All Saints’_, 225
Church Broughton, 212, 262
_Church Notes_, 120
Cinerary Urns, 52, 55–6, 61, 62, 64
Civil War, The, 26–31
Clarke, Lettice, 189, 190
Clayton, Margaret, 173
Clulow, 299
Cock and Pynot, The, 33
Codnor Castle, 12
Cokayne Chapel, The, 251
Cokayne, Francis, 17;
John, 15;
Robert, 16;
Sir Aston, 30;
Sir Thomas, 16
Coke, Sir Edward, 30
Cold Eaton Barrow, 68
Coldwell Hall, 343
Colepeper MSS., 332
Colepepper, Colonel, 32
Columbell, Roger, 240
Commissioners of Array, 13
Cooper, Florence, 359
Cooper, Roger, 166
Copley, Lionel, 332
Cornere, John de la, 11
_Corpus Christi College, History of_, 327
Corselets, 18
_Country Folk-Lore_, 347
Cox, Arthur, 280
—— F. Walker, 257
—— Rev. Thomas, 365
—— Rev. Dr., on _Derbyshire Churches_, 97, 102, 105, 178, 269, 273,
275, 280, 347
—— Derbyshire Monuments to the Family of Foljambe, 97–113
—— Historic Derbyshire, 1–38
—— Plans of the Peak Forest, 281–306
—— _Three Centuries of Derbyshire Annals_, 97, 112, 183, 193
Crawford, Major-General, 156
Crecy, Battle of, 13
Creswell Caves, 1
—— Manor, 12
Crich, 205, 210, 211, 262
Cromford, 380
Cromwell, Oliver, 158;
Ralph, Lord, 137, 146, 147–8;
Thomas, 122, 123
Crosslow, 53
Croxall, 122
“Crucks,” 192, 193
“Cucking,” 361–2
Cumberford, Edward, 16
Curfew, 366
Curzon Family, 15;
John, 16, 26, 180, 315;
Francis, 19;
Richard, 9;
Sir Nathaniel, 34
Dacre, Leonard, 152
Dalby, Colonel, 157
Dale Abbey, 16, 121, 201–2, 225, 236
Danes, Invasion of the, 4–6
Daniels, Anne, 383
Darley Abbey, 16, 202, 236, 242
—— Dale, 212, 214–15
Davenport, Barbara, 183;
Sir John, 183
Davy, Thomas, 91
De Bower Chapel, 279
Deepdale, 121
Degg, Sir Simon, 342
Deincourt, Edward, 12;
Lord, 30, 318
Delves, Nicholas, 337
Demi-lances, 18
Denby, 263
Denman, The Hon. George, 131
Derby, 5, 6, 8, 12, 14, 23, 26, 27, 33–35
—— All Hallows’, 207, 212, 236, 237, 240, 245, 248
—— All Saints’, 35, 94, 207, 245, 249
—— St. Alkmund’s, 212, 263
—— St. Michael’s, 232, 263
—— St. Peter’s, 210, 211, 262, 263
“Derby Ram, The,” 347
_Derbyshire Charters_, 197-9, 348
—— _Churches_, 97, 102, 105, 178, 269, 273, 275, 280, 347
—— _Folk-Lore_, 346–70
—— Lyson’s, 328
Derwent Moor Barrow, 45, 46
Dethick, 152, 154
—— Robert, 11
Dickson, Nicholas, 169
_Dictionary of National Biography_, 373
Dilke, Sir Thomas, 189
Diuma, Bishop, 115
_Domesday Survey_, 6, 114, 117, 324
Dove Holes, 78, 295, 304
Dover, 23
Doveridge, 263
“Drinking Cups,” 55–6, 61–63
“Druidical” Circles, 50
Duffield, 175, 178, 249;
Fortress, 8, 9;
Forest, 100;
Frith, 12, 175
Dugdale’s _Monasticon_, 115, 122
Dunscar, Castleton, 361
Durdent, Walter, 122
Eadburgh, 116
_Early Renaissance Architecture in England_, 111
Earthen Vessels, 55–6
“Easter Observances,” 361–3
Ecclesbourne Valley, 5
Eccles Pike, 164, 167, 184
—— Samuel, 278
Edale, 281, 282, 285
—— Head Cross, 303
Edensor, 235
Edgar the Peaceable, 117
Edmund, Earl of Lancaster, 9
Edward I., 11, 12
—— II., 6, 12
—— III., 12
—— the Confessor, 6
—— the Elder, 5
Edwin, King, 77
Elfleda, 116
Elizabeth, Death of Queen, 22–3
Elvaston, 205–6, 209, 212, 219, 221, 231, 263–6
Emmett Carr, 324
_English and Scottish Popular Ballads_, 350, 351
Ethelbald, 4
Ethelfleda, 5
Ethelfrith, 4
Etwall, 126–7, 205, 249
Evans’ _Bronze Implements_, 69
Every, Sir Henry, 30
Evesham Abbey, 116
Exeter House, Derby, 383
Eyam, 6, 50, 78, 133, 144, 182–3, 190, 199, 249, 368
Eyre Family, 18;
Anthony, 190;
Arthur, 16;
Colonel, 29;
Dorothy, 190;
George, 30;
Jacob, 367;
Robert, 30;
Rowland, 30;
Thomas, 16, 292;
William, 101
Fairfax, General, 155, 309
Fairfield, 286, 288
“Fairy Offerings,” 369
Farr Over Close, 194
Fea, Allan, 185
Felix of Croyland, 115, 116
Felkin’s _History of Hosiery and Lace Manufacture_, 371–2, 376, 383
Fenny Bentley, 15, 209, 212, 219, 226, 267–8
Fernilee, 299
Ferrers Family, 9–12;
Henry, 7–8;
Sir Humphrey, 21;
John, 30;
Robert, 7, 9–11;
William, 9–12
Findern, 372, 376
“First Foot,” 365
Fitzherbert Family, 15, 18;
Sir Anthony, 126;
Dorothy, 126;
Henry, 11;
Sir John, 24, 155;
Nicholas, 16;
William, 30
FitzHubert, Ralph, 324
Fitzwilliam, Alice, 110;
Thomas, 110
Five Burghs, The, 5, 6
—— Wells, 43–6, 48, 60
Flagg, 291
Fletcher, J. M. J., _Tideswell Church_, 103
—— Richard, 180
Flint Arrow-heads, 46–7
—— Implements, 56
Foljambe, Monuments to Family, 97–113;
Anne, 238;
Chapel, 261;
Cicely, 168;
Sir Edward, 15;
Sir Godfrey, 17, 238;
Thomas, 11, 168
_Folk-Lore Society, The_, 347
Food-vases, 55–6, 61–2, 64
Foolow, 182
Ford, Stone Circle, 74, 80, 82–3
Foremark, 120, 122, 144
Forster’s _Alumni Oxonienses_, 175
Fox, Rev. Samuel, 225, 273
Foxbrook Furnace, 321
Foxton Wood, 325
Frances, John, 19
Franceys, Ralph, 331, 340
Francis, Sir Robert, 122
Frazer’s _Golden Bough_, 354, 356, 360, 369
Frecheville, Anker de, 13, 101;
Lord, 314, 318, 324, 330;
Robert de, 11
Friar’s Heel, The, 72, 73, 84, 86
Froggatt Edge, 80, 82
Furnival, Gerard de, 101
“Galley-balk,” The, 352
Gardiner, Dr., 326, 329
Garner House, 194
Gaveston, Piers, 12
Gell, Sir John, 26, 28, 30, 94, 155–7, 163, 292, 303
_Gentleman’s Magazine_, 111, 327
“George Inn,” Derby, 34
Gerard, Lord, 126;
Sir John, 131;
Sir Thomas, 126
Gernon Manor, 103
—— William de, 101
Gib Hill, 74–5, 78, 86–7
Giffard, Sir Thomas, 126–7
Gilbert, Henry, 30
Gill, John, 194
Glass House, The, 358–9
Glossop, 6, 282–3
—— John, 197;
Ralph, 195;
Robert, 197
Glynne, Sir Stephen, 258, 274, 277
Godstow Nunnery, 225
Golden Ball, The, 357
_Golden Bough_, 354, 356, 360, 369
Gorsey Close Barrow, 65
Gotch, J. A., The Old Homes of the County, 133–45
—— _Early Renaissance Architecture in England_, 111
Gowland, Professor, 86
Grave, William, 91
Gray Cop Barrow, 59
Great Hucklow, 361, 363
“Greavy Croft, The,” 165, 170
Greenhill, 202
Greenlow, 45–6
Greenwell, Rev. Dr., 53, 55
Grendon, Serlo de, 121
Gresley, Sir George, 27;
John, 16;
Sir William, 16
Grey, Henry de, 12;
Mr. St. George, 78;
Richard, 12, 14;
Sir John, 15
Grimm’s _Popular Stories_, 346
Grindall, Edmund, 244
Grinlow Barrow, 49
Gunson, Mr., 184
Haddon Hall, 133, 134–6, 138–9, 144, 146, 211, 224
Hadrian, 3
_Hall of Waltheof_, The, 242
Halton Family, 158, 160, 163;
Imanuel, 157
Hamilton, Duke of, 28
Harborough Rocks, 43–8
Hardwick, Bess of, 137, 139–41, 150;
Hall, 139–41, 324
Hardy’s _Miners’ Guide_, 366
Harpur, Sir John, 25, 30;
Richard, 127
Harrington, Earl of, 265
Hartington Manor, 11
Hartle Moor, 52, 59, 77
Haslam Family, 379
Hastings, George, Earl of Huntingdon, 126, 131
Hathersage, 268
Hault Hucknall, 268–9
Haverfield, Dr., 3
Hayfield, 228, 245, 248, 282–4
Hayton, Rev. E. J., 268
Heanor, 248
Heays, Mrs., 328
Henderson’s _Northern Folk-lore_, 357, 359
Henry II., 7, 18
—— III., 8, 9, 11
—— IV., 13
—— V., 14
—— VI., 131
Heriz, Mathilda de, 147
High Lane, 194
Highlow Hall, 133, 143
Hipkins, Rev. F. C., Repton: Its Abbey, Church, Priory, and School,
114–32
Historic Derbyshire, 1–38
Hob Hollin, 165
—— Hurst’s House, 50
—— Marsh, 165
Hofnerton, Eustace de, 198
Hole, William, 238
Hollington Manor, 12
Holman Hunt, 250
“Honey Spots,” 242
Hope, 242, 269, 285–6
—— Rev. W., 210–11
—— W. H. St. John, 123, 127, 203, 225
Horsley, 212, 269;
Castle, 8
Horton, Christopher, 30
Howe, Earl, 131, 380;
Margaret, 180;
Roger, 180
Hugh of Lincoln, or the Rain Charm, 348–57
Hunloke, Sir Henry, 30
Hunter, Rev. Joseph, 354
Hutchinson, Rev. Michael, 208, 224, 269
—— Colonel, 155
Ilkeston, 212, 215
Incense Cups, 55–6, 61, 68
Ingleby, 93, 122
Ingram, Sir Arthur, 113
Ireton, John, 16, 31
Isherwood, Bradshawe, 173
Jackson, John, 191
James I., 23
—— II., 31, 32
Jeayes’ _Derbyshire Charters_, 97, 197–99, 348
Jewitt, Llewellynn, 295
John, King, 8
Jordanwall Nook, 298
_Journal of Derbyshire Archæological Society_, 44, 121, 123, 127,
164–5, 175, 181–2, 184, 186–188, 195, 197, 199, 203, 278, 280
Kalc, Canons of, 121
Kedleston House, 144
Kerry, Rev. C., 175
Killamarsh, 249
Kinder Scout, 145
King’s Sterndale, 52
King Stone, The, 82
Kirk Ireton, 189, 236, 249
—— Langley, 210, 212, 216, 217, 221, 232, 269–70
Kniveton, Henry, 11;
Matthew, 17;
Nicholas, 239
Lambert’s Rising, 342
“Lampholme,” 239
Langwith, 250
“Lantern Chimney,” 197
Latham, Dr. Ebenezer, 372
Layton, Richard, 123
Leach, Sir Edward, 30;
Philip, 15;
Ralph, 16
Lead Mining, 2–3, 5, 9
Lea Hurst, 37
Lee, Thomas, 282
Leeke, Sir John, 16;
John, 109;
Nicholas, 30;
Thomas, 16, 30
Leigh, Dr. Thomas, 123
—— Family, 343–4
Leland’s _Collectania_, 115
Leo, the Jew, 356
Leofric of Mercia, Earl, 6
Lewes, Battle of, 10, 11
Lichfield, 28, 125–6, 169, 245
Lidlow, 59
Little Chester, 2
Littleover, 250
Liverpool, Earl of, 97, 102–3, 108, 110, 113
Locko Gardens, 145
Lockyer, Sir Norman, 84, 86
Lomas, Nicholas, 190
Longbows, 18
Longdendale, 281, 282
Long Eaton, 6, 193, 249, 270–1
Longford, 212, 271
—— Nicholas de, 13
Longstone, 212, 271
Loudham Arms, 108–9;
Margaret, 106–7;
Sir John, 106
Loudoun, Earl, 126
“Lovers’ Vows,” 366
“Low,” A, 42
Lowe, John, 190;
Robert, 191
Ludlam, Isaac, 36
Ludworth Moor, 298
Lund, Dr. Troels, 195
Lynaker, Robert, 16
Lysons’ _Derbyshire_, 328
Macaulay, 311–12, 335, 337, 344
Machell, Colonel, 158
Mackworth, 249–50, 271
“Maiden Stones, The,” 298
Maidstonfeld, 282
Makeney, Ralph de, 11
Malcolm, King, of Scotland, 7
Manners, John, 20
Marleberge, Thomas de, 116
Marple Hall Estate, 172–4
Marston Montgomery, 249
Marston-on-Dove, 248
Martin Side, 304
Mary, Queen of Scots, 20, 140–1, 149–55, 161
Massey, Mr. Ralph, 372
Matilda, 121
Matlock, 249
“May King, The,” 347
Measham, 122
Melandra Castle, 2
Melbourne, 8, 15, 91, 133, 145, 151, 208, 271–2
—— Adam de, 92;
John de, 92
Mellor, 249, 284, 285, 293, 298
_Memorials of St. Guthlac, The_, 116
Meynell, Chantrey, 270;
Rev. Frank, 270;
Giles de, 11
Mickleover, 6, 205, 272
Micklethwaite, Mr., 119
Middleton, Mrs. George, 364, 368;
Thomas, 174
Milford, 381
—— House, 383
Militia, The, 18, 23
Milton, 122
Mininglow, 43–6, 48, 60, 67
“Mischief Night,” 361
Molineux, Colonel Roger, 157
Monasteries, Suppression of, 16, 17
Monksbridge, 2
Monks Dale, 214, 215
Montgomery, Nicholas, 15
Monyash, 232, 273
Morewood, Anthony, 30
Morions, 18
Morley, 208, 236, 237, 249, 273
Mosborough Hall, 316
Mountjoy, Lord, 231, 251, 265
Mower, Arthur, 232
Mugginton, 212, 220, 249, 273–4
Mundy, John, 30
Musard, John de, 12
Musca, Thomas de, 121
Need, Strutt & Woollatt, Messrs., 379
Neolithic Barrows, 43–8
Nether Offerton, 198
Netherthorpe Hall, 324
Newark, 28, 93, 217
Newcastle, Duke of, 315, 324, 330, 341
Newton, Robert, 198
—— Solney, 122
Nichols’ _Collect. Topogr. et Geneal._, 97
Nightingale, Florence, 37–8;
William, 37
Nine Ladies, The, 80, 82
Norbury, 205, 206, 208, 212, 220, 226, 274
North Lees, 133, 143
North Wingfield, 133, 141, 232, 249
Northworthy, 5
Norton, 208
Nottingham Bridge, 94
Oates, Titus, 337
Ockbrook, 274
Offerton Hall, 133, 143, 192–9
—— Moor Stone Circle, 74
Oldcotes House, 139
Old Country Life in the Seventeenth Century, 307–45
Oldeffeld, William, 238
“Old Tup, The,” 347
Osmaston, 7, 248, 274
Oswin, 115
Over Haddon, 198
Over Offerton, 198
Overton, Prior, 131
Owlcotes, 324
Oxford, Brasenose College, 126
Palmer, George, 16
Pancakes, 364
Parcelly Hay, 59
Park Hall, 324
Parker, Archbishop, 244;
John, 16
Park Gate Stone Circle, 74, 80, 82
Parwich, 220, 230–1, 242, 247, 249
Peak Castle, 7, 8, 11, 133–4, 283, 285, 348
—— Forest, 9–11, 98
Peak Forest, Plans of the, 281–306
Pears, Dr., 131
Peasants, Revolt of the, 13
Pedlars, 317
Pegge, Dr., 245
Peggy with the Wooden Leggy, 359–60
Pendleton, Mr., 370
Pentrich, Insurrection of 1817, 31, 35–37
Percy’s _Reliques_, 353
Percys, Revolt of the, 14
Pett, Peter, 340
Peverel, William, 7
Pierpoint, Sir Henry, 147
_Pipe Rolls_, 7, 8, 100
Plotting Parlour, The, 33
Pole, Francis, 202;
Jervase, 30;
Peter, 170;
Richard, 19
Pontefract, 28
_Popular Antiquities_, 346
Porte, Henry, 126;
Sir John, 126–8
Posset, 364
Postage in Charles II.’s Time, 335
Potsherds, 66–7
Potter, Sarah Ellen, 350, 358
Prehistoric Barrows, Late, 64–9
Prehistoric Burials in Derbyshire, 39–69
Prehistoric Stone Circles, 70–88
Priestcliffe, 291
Prior, Dr., 120, 130
Pulpitum, The, 200–1, 205
“Pym’s Chair,” 303
Querns, 67
Radbourne Church, 202, 212, 275
Randulph, 121
Ravensdale Forest Lodge, 12, 14
Rawlins, Rev. R. R., 269, 272
Rayner, S., 211
Redfern, Emmott, 166
—— Will, 166
_Reliquary, The_, 59, 97, 175–6, 180, 182, 280, 295, 360
Renishaw, 307–345
Repton, 4, 6, 16, 91–3, 114–132, 203–5, 232, 236, 275
Repton: Its Abbey, Church, Priory, and School, 114–132
Revell, Will., 330, 331, 341
Revolution Inn, 33
—— of 1688, 31–3
Reynolds, J., 211
Richard I., 8
—— II., 13
Ridge Hall, The, 293–4
Ringhamlow, 45, 46
Risley, 223
Roadnook Hall, 330
Robin Hood’s Cross, 304
Robin Hood Picking Rods, 299
Rocester, 2
Rodes, Sir Francis, 26, 30, 142
Rodmarton, 47
Rolleston, Roger, 16;
Thomas, 16
Roman Roads and Stations, 2
Roods, Screens, and Lofts in Derbyshire Churches, 200–280
Ryknield Street, 2
Sacheverell, Sir Henry, 16, 17;
William, 331
Sadleir, Sir Ralph, 151–3
St. Guthlac, 115–16, 123
St. Valentine’s Day, 370
St. Wilfred’s Needle, Ripon, 76
St. Wystan, 116–17, 121–2
Salt, Mr., 43, 60
Sandiacre, 275
Saunders, Major, 29
Sawley, 6, 205, 209, 212, 229–30, 249, 275–6
_Saxon Chronicle_, 117
Sclater, Samuel, 381
Scott’s _Minstrelsy of the Scottish Border_, 346
Scott, Sir Gilbert, 259, 272
Seckington, 114
_Secret Chambers and Hiding places_, 185
Segrave, Nicholas de, 12
“Shakking Monday,” 363
Shallcrosse, Leonard, 182
Shaw, R. Norman, 280
Shawcross, Anthony, 181;
Emma, 181
Shawe, H. Cunliffe, 198
Ship-writs, 25
Shirley, Sir Ralph, 15
Shottle, 371
Shrewsbury, Battle of, 14
—— Countess of (Bess of Hardwick), 23
—— Earls of: George, 15, 281;
Gilbert, 138
_Shropshire Folk-Lore_, 353
Shrove Tuesday Custom, 364
Shuttlestone, 52
Simpson, William, 331
Sitwell, Francis, 326, 327;
George, 30, 313–15, 322, 325–6, 328, 338–9;
Robert, 324
—— Sir George Reresby, Old Country Life in the Seventeenth Century,
307–45
Skeat, Professor, 114
Skulls, 54–5
Sleath, Dr., 120
Sleigh, Sir Samuel, 30, 129
Smalley, 249, 276–7
Smerrill, 45
Smithard, William, Swarkeston Bridge, 89
Smith’s _Intrigues of the Plot_, 337
Smisby, 122
_Snitterton Hall_, 133, 143
Solney, Alured de, 122
“Solomon’s Temple,” 50
Somersal Herbert Hall, 133
South Normanton, 250, 371
Spateman, John, 330
Spinning Jenny, The, 379
Spondon, 205, 208, 249, 277
Stadon Stone Circle, 74, 80––1
Stafford, 5
—— Anne, 182;
Humphrey, 182
Stag-hunting, 329, 330
Standard, Battle of the, 7
“Standing Stones, The,” 301
Stanhope, Sir John, 25, 30, 188;
Sir Thomas, 126
Stanley, 248–9
Stanton, 90
—— Moor Stone Circle, 52, 58, 82, 87
—— Robert de, 91
Statham, Martha, 371
_Station Life in New Zealand_, 352
Staveley, 27, 235, 245, 277, 318, 324, 330
—— Elys, 172;
Katherine, 172
Stebbing Shaw, 114, 120, 122
Stennis Stone Circle, 76
Steveton, 113
Stonehenge, 70–3, 76, 84, 86–7
Stoneylow, 45–6
Stony Middleton, 6
Strelley, 217
—— Family, 15
Stretton, Robert de, 122
Strutt, The Hon. Frederick, on Jedediah Strutt, 371–84
—— Joseph, 371;
William, 371
Strype _Memorials_, 126
Stuart, Lady Arabella, 23
Sudbury, 139, 263, 277
Sutton, 27
Swarkeston Bridge, 35, 89–96
—— House, 139
—— Richard de, 91
Swillington, Margaret de, 147
Taddington, 205, 246, 249, 291
Talbot, Francis, Earl of Shrewsbury, 148–9;
Sir Gylbert, 16;
George, Earl of Shrewsbury, 149–55;
John, Earl of Shrewsbury, 148
Tamworth, 5
Tanner’s _Notitia_, 115
Tau-cross, 352
_Ten Years’ Diggings_, 44–5, 50, 52, 59–60, 67
Thacker, Gilbert, 19, 124, 128–30, 203;
Thomas, 124, 202–3
Thirkelow Barrow, 50
Thornehill, George, 282
Thornhill, 368
Thornsett, 298
_Three Centuries of Derbyshire Annals_, 97, 112, 183, 193
“Three Golden Balls, The,” 351
Throckmorton, Sir Nicholas, 149
Throwley Barrow, 67
Thurnam, Dr., 49
Tibshelf Church, 324
Tickenhall, 122, 249
Tideswell, 11, 14, 97–113, 212, 214, 232, 235, 243, 246, 249, 277–9,
286, 288
_Tideswell Church_, 103
Tisbury, 197
Tissington, 27, 133
_Topographer, The_, 114, 120, 122, 158
Topp, Sir Francis, 340
Treeton, 343
Trustram, Mr., 74, 79
Tumuli, 41
Tunstead, 360
—— Dicky, 360
“Turncrofts, The,” 165–6, 168
Turner, William, 36
Tutbury, 7, 23–4, 27–8, 150, 154
Twyford, 243, 270
—— John de, 13;
Thomas, 16
Tyrwhitt, Troth, 110
“Unlousing Day,” 361
Urn, The, 52
Vallance, Aymer, on Roods, Screens, and Lofts in Derbyshire Churches,
200–80
Vaughan, Dr., 131
Venables, Canon, 352
_Verney Letters_, 332
Vernon, Chapel, 253;
Dorothy, 136, 139;
Sir Edward, 24;
George, 19;
Sir George, 138;
Henry, 19;
Sir Henry, 231, 238;
William, 16
_Vestiges of the Antiquities of Derbyshire_, 44, 46, 52–3, 59, 65
_Victoria History of Derbyshire_, 2, 3, 6, 98
Wakebridge, William de, 210
Wakes, 368–9
Walpole, Horace, 135
Walsyngham, Sir Francis, 151, 154
Walton, 6, 106, 107, 113
Ward, Dr. Jeremy, 195
—— John, F.S.A., Prehistoric Burials in Derbyshire, 39–69
—— Thomas, 180
Wardlow Barrow, 45, 46
Watson, Daniel, 129
Waverley, Annals of, 354
Welbeck, 23, 27
Weston Museum, Sheffield, 216
Weston-on-Trent, 212, 279
Wet Withens, Stone Circle, 74, 75, 78–80
Wetton, 47
Whaley Bridge, 82
Whitaker’s _Craven_, 197
Whitaker, Mr. H. W., 257
Whitehall Field, 167
Whittington Moor, 33
Whittle, 298
“Whyte Maiden, The,” 299
Wigfall Family, 326, 327
Wiglaf, 116
Wigstone, Mr. Thomas, 190
Wilfrid, 296
William of Orange, 31–3
William the Conqueror, 6
Willington, 122
Willoughby, Battle of, 28
Willoughby, Sir John, 223;
Richard, 15
Wilmot, Dr. Edward, 26;
Robert, 30
Wilne, 223, 232, 249, 279
Wimund, 116
Wing Crypt, 119
Wingerworth, 226-8, 232, 235, 249
Wingfield Manor House, 20, 27, 29, 133, 137–8, 146–63
Winwadfield Battle, 115
Wirksworth, 1, 2, 8, 27, 238
Wistanstowe, 116
Wolves, 100
Woollatt Family, 372;
Elizabeth, 373–6;
William, 376
Wormhill, 98–113, 286
Wormleighton, 217, 218
Wright, Thomas, 190
Wulphere, 115
Wybersley, 174
Wyston, _see_ St. Wystan
Yonge, Prior John, 123
_Yorkshire Coiners, The_, 193
Youlgreave, 212, 279–80
Yule-loaf, 364
Zouch, Dave and Sir John, 16
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MEMORIALS OF OLD HEREFORDSHIRE.
Edited by Rev. Compton Reade, M.A. Dedicated by kind permission to Sir
John G. Cotterell, Bart., Lord-Lieutenant of the County.
“Another of these interesting volumes like the ‘Memorials of Old
Devonshire,’ which we noted a week or two ago, containing miscellaneous
papers on the history, topography, and families of the county by
competent writers, with photographs and other illustrations.”—_Times._
MEMORIALS OF OLD HERTFORDSHIRE.
Edited by Percy Cross Standing. Dedicated by kind permission to the
Right Hon. the Earl of Clarendon, G.C.B., Lord Chamberlain.
“... The book, which contains some magnificent illustrations, will
be warmly welcomed by all lovers of our county and its entertaining
history.”—_West Herts and Watford Observer._
“... The volume as a whole is an admirable and informing one, and all
Hertfordshire folk should possess it, if only as a partial antidote
to the suburbanism which threatens to overwhelm their beautiful
county.”—_Guardian._
MEMORIALS OF OLD HAMPSHIRE.
Edited by Rev. G. E. Jeans, M.A., F.S.A. Dedicated by kind permission
to His Grace the Duke of Wellington, K.G.
“‘Memorials of the Counties of England’ is worthily carried on in this
interesting and readable volume.”—_Scotsman._
MEMORIALS OF OLD SOMERSET.
Edited by F. J. Snell, M.A. Dedicated by kind permission to the Most
Hon. the Marquis of Bath.
“In these pages, as in a mirror, the whole life of the county,
legendary, romantic, historical, comes into view, for in truth the
book is written with a happy union of knowledge and enthusiasm—a fine
bit of glowing mosaic put together by fifteen writers into a realistic
picture of the county.”—_Standard._
MEMORIALS OF OLD WILTSHIRE.
Edited by Alice Dryden.
“The admirable series of County Memorials ... will, it is safe to
say, include no volume of greater interest than that devoted to
Wiltshire.”—_Daily Telegraph._
MEMORIALS OF OLD SHROPSHIRE.
Edited by Thomas Auden, M.A., F.S.A.
“Quite the best volume which has appeared so far in a series that has
throughout maintained a very high level.”—_Tribune._
MEMORIALS OF OLD KENT.
Edited by P. H. Ditchfield, M.A., F.S.A., and George Clinch, F.G.S.
Dedicated by special permission to the Rt. Hon. Lord Northbourne, F.S.A.
“A very delightful addition to a delightful series. Kent, rich in
honour and tradition as in beauty, is a fruitful subject of which
the various contributors have taken full advantage, archæology,
topography, and gossip being pleasantly combined to produce a volume
both attractive and valuable.”—_Standard._
MEMORIALS OF OLD DERBYSHIRE.
Edited by Rev. J. Charles Cox, LL.D., F.S.A. Dedicated by kind
permission to His Grace the Duke of Devonshire, K.G., Lord-Lieutenant
of Derbyshire. The contributors to the volume are: Rev. J. Charles Cox,
LL.D., F.S.A., John Ward, F.S.A., W. J. Andrew, F.S.A., W. Smithard,
The late Earl of Liverpool, Rev. F. C. Hipkins, M.A., F.S.A., J. Alfred
Gotch, F.S.A., Guy le Blanc-Smith, C. E. B. Bowles, M.A., S. O. Addy,
M.A., Aymer Vallance, F.S.A., Sir George R. Sitwell, Bart., F.S.A., The
Hon. F. Strutt.
MEMORIALS OF OLD DORSET.
Edited by Thomas Perkins, M.A., and Herbert Pentin, M.A. Dedicated by
kind permission to the Right Hon. Lord Eustace Cecil, F.R.G.S., Past
President of the Dorset Natural History and Antiquarian Field Club.
The contributors to the volume are: Rev. Thomas Perkins, M.A., C. S.
Prideaux, Captain J. E. Acland, W. de C. Prideaux, W. B. Wildman, M.A.,
Rev. Herbert Pentin, M.A., Sidney Heath, The Lord Bishop of Durham,
D.D., Mrs. King Warry, A. D. Moullin, Albert Bankes, W. K. Gill, Rev.
R. Grosvenor Bartelot, M.A., Miss Wood Homer, Miss Jourdain, Hermann
Lea.
MEMORIALS OF OLD WARWICKSHIRE.
Edited by Alice Dryden. The contributors to the volume are: M. Dormer
Harris, Lady Leigh, M. Jourdain, Jethro A. Cossins, R. O. D., Albert
Hartshorne, F.S.A., S. S. Stanley, M.B.N.S., F. A. Newdegate, Alice
Dryden, Howard S. Pearson, W. F. S. Dugdale, Oliver Baker, R.E., W.
Salt Brassington, F.S.A., Dom Gilbert Dolan, O.S.B., A. E. Treen, F. B.
Andrews, F.R.I.B.A.
MEMORIALS OF OLD NORFOLK.
Edited by H. J. Dukinfield Astley, M.A., Litt.D., F.R.Hist.S. Dedicated
by kind permission to the Right Hon. Viscount Coke, C.M.G., C.V.O.,
Lord-Lieutenant of Norfolk. The contributors to the volume are: H. J.
Dukinfield Astley, M.A., Rev. W. Hudson, F.S.A., Dr. Bensly, F.S.A.,
E. Alfred Jones, Rev. R. Nightingale, Philip Sidney, F.R.Hist.S., H.
J. Hillen, Rev. Dr. Cox, F.S.A., R. J. E. Ferrier, W. G. Clarke, C.
E. Keyser, F.S.A., Rev. G. W. Minns, F.S.A., Jas. Hooper, Rev. E. C.
Hopper, R. J. W. Purdy, Miss Longe.
_The following volumes are in preparation_:—
Price to subscribers before publication, =10/6= each net.
=MEMORIALS OF OLD ESSEX.= Edited by A. Clifton Kelway.