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Index to Issues 1 Dickon Independent Magazine of the Worcestershire Branch of the Richard III Society The index is arranged in four sections:- Subjects: including people and places. Authors: of articles and book reviews in one alphabetical sequence. Books reviewed: arranged alphabetically by the authors of the books. Illustrations: index to illustrations used including the covers. References are given in the form of the issue number in bold, followed by the page number(s), e.g. 5: 8 - 11. Index Issues 1 to 25 October 1991 to October 1997 People, Places and Subjects Issues 1 - 25 People, Places and Subjects Issues 1 - 25 INDEX OF PEOPLE, PLACES AND SUBJECTS Boar Helmet, 24: 20 Books, Medieval, 12: 7 Abbeycwmhir, Powys, 18: 9 - 11 Bootham Bar, York, 9: 15 - 16 Abbeys see under individual names see also York, Bars Acton Burnell, Shropshire, 21: 11 - 12 Bordesley Abbey, Worcestershire, 7: 10; 12: 17 - 19 Advent, 14: 7 - 8 Bosworth, Battle of, 1: 4; 3: 14 - 15; 4: 3 - 4; 7: 16 Advertisement, 2: 21; 3: 15; 23: 9 Bosworth, Leicestershire, 5: 18; 9: 17 - 19; 11: 3 - 4; 12: 3 - 7; 13: Advertisements, Medieval, 11: 24; 14: 19 5 - 7; 17: 18 - 19; 19: 14 AGM, Worcestershire Branch, 16: 9 - 10; 20: 7; 24: 6 Branches and Groups Meetings, Richard III Society, 5: 5 - 6; 6: 14; 13: Alcock, John, Bishop of Ely, 25: 19 3 - 4; 20: 23 - 24 Alnwick Castle, Northumberland, 22: 5 - 6 Branch Meetings, Worcestershire Branch, 1: 4 - 7 and 11 - 12; 2: 2 - 3 Anne Neville, Queen of Richard III, 8: 1 and 16; 3: 5; 4: 1 - 4; 5: 2 - 4; 6: 2 - 3; 7: 1 - 2, 7 - 12 and 23 - 24; 8: 1 - Austen, Jane, 5: 10 - 11 2 and 12 - 13; 9: 1 - 3, 5 and 17 - 19; 11: 3 - 6; 12: 8 - 10 and 17 - 19; Baddesley Clinton, Warwickshire, 1: 4 - 6 13: 8 - 10 and 12 - 13; 14: 3 - 4 and 10 - 11; 15: 5 - 6 and 14; 16: 8 - 12 Badges, 5: 6 - 7 and 22 - 24; 17: 17 - 18; 18: 9 - 13; 19: 8 - 12; 20: 4 - 8; 21: 4 - 16; Balloon Debate, 22: 15 - 21; 24: 3 - 5 22: 12 - 24; 23: 3 - 19; 24: 3 - 8; 25: 2 - 8 see also Shakespeare, William; Stafford, Henry; Tudor, Henry Bromsgrove, Worcestershire, 3: 14 - 15 Bamburgh Castle, Northumberland, 22: 6 - 7 Broomsticks, 2: 22; 3: 6 - 7; 4: 17 Barley Hall, York, 10: 4 - 6 Broughton Castle, Oxfordshire, 1: 6 - 7 Barnet, Battle of, 1: 6 Bruges, Belgium, 2: 4 - 6; 23: 17 - 21 Battlefield Church see St Mary Magdalene, Shrewsbury, Shropshire Buckingham, Duke of, see Stafford, Henry Battlefield Register, 13: 15 - 16 Buildwas Abbey, Shropshire, 6: 2 - 3 Battles see under individual names Burford, Shropshire, 21: 20 Beaufort, Margaret, Countess of Richmond, 6: 3 Burgundy, 23: 11 - 19 Bedingfeld, Sir Edmund, 24: 2 Caption Competition and Entries, 1: 8; 2: 18; 3: 12 - 13; 4: 18 - 19; 5: Belton Church, Lincolnshire, 1: 10 17; 6: 18; 7: 4; 8: 6; 9: 4; 10: 16; 11: 16; Beoley, Worcestershire, 3: 14; 12: 17 - 19 12: 11; 23: 22; 24: 19 Berkeley, Gloucestershire, 25: 2 - 4 Carol, Coventry, 2: 13 Beverston Castle, Gloucestershire, 25: 4 Carreg Cennen Castle, Dyfed, 2: 9 Bewdley, Worcestershire, 8: 5 - 6; 9: 5 Cartoons, 1: 15; 2: 20; 2: 23; 4: 4; 7: 7 and 15; 11: 11; 13: 11; 14: Binders, 13: 13 13; 15: 10; 18: 8 3 4 People, Places and Subjects Issues 1 - 25 People, Places and Subjects Issues 1 - 25 see also Shire Ricardians and Sir Cumferance Dudley Castle, West Midlands, 24: 7 - 8 Castle Layout, 3: 8 - 9; 24: 10 - 11 Dudley Priory, West Midlands, 24: 6 - 7 Castles, 24: 8 - 9 Durham Cathedral, 22: 7 - 8 see also under individual names East Stoke Battlefield, Nottinghamshire, 14: 5 - 6 Catesby, William, 1: 6 Edmund, Earl of Rutland, 23: 12 Cathedrals see under individual names Edstaston, Shropshire, 25: 13 - 15 Cecily, daughter of Edward IV, 17: 10 - 11 Edward III, 8: 12 - 13 Cefn-y-bedd, Wrexham, 18: 9 - 11 Edward, Earl of March, 23: 12 - 13 Chairman, Worcestershire Branch, 2: 1 see also Edward IV Chapels see under individual names Edward IV, 4: 9 - 10; 6: 9; 7: 3; 8: 5; 22: 3; 23: 10, 13 - 17; 24: 2; 25: Charlecote Park, Warwickshire, 1: 11 - 12 14 - 15 and 19 Charles the Bold, 2: 5; 23: 11, 13 - 20 Edward V, 4: 10 Chipping Campden, Gloucestershire, 22: 12 - 13 Edward of Middleham, son of Richard III, 17: 11 - 12 Christmas, Medieval, 2: 10 - 12; 6: 19 - 21; 14: 8 - 9 and 18; 18: 8 Effigies, Funeral, 21: 17 - 19 Christmas Dinner, Worcestershire Branch, 3: 5; 23: 3 Elizabeth of York, 24: 2 - 3 Churches see under individual names Ely, Bishop Of, 25: 18 - 20 Cistercian Order, 7: 8 - 12 English Heritage see Battlefield Register Commandery, Worcestershire, 19: 8 - 9 Erasmus, Quote, 14: 12 Cornewall, Edmund, Sir, 21: 20 Esholt Priory, West Yorkshire, 1: 8 - 9 Cornewall, Eleanor, 21: 20 - 21 Ethelfleda, 5: 3; 9: 19 Coronation Banquet, Worcestershire Branch, 21: 4 - 9 Exeter, Devon, 16: 19 - 20; 17: 2 - 4; 20: 9 - 10 Coronation of Richard and Anne, 8: 18 - 19 Fotheringhay, Northamptonshire, 5: 19 - 20; 9: 6 - 8; 12: 3 - 7; 21: Coughton Court, Warwickshire, 8: 11 22; 23: 6 Craft Guilds, 20: 19 - 21 Fotheringhay Carol Service, 23: 4 - 6 Croft Castle, Herefordshire, 21: 21 - 22 Fotheringhay Church see St Mary And All Saints’ Church Croft, Richard, Sir, 21: 21 Fund Raiser, Worcestershire Branch, 24: 5 - 6 Crosby Hall, London, 4: 7 Gaunt, John of, 14: 3 - 4 Crossword, 1: 13 - 14; 4: 11; 9: 9; 10: 7 - 8; 12: 14; 20: 22 George, Duke of Clarence, 1: 7; 23: 11 - 13 Crossword Solution, 2: 15; 5: 8; 10: 7; 11: 16; 13: 7; 21: 27 Ghosts, 3: 2 - 3; 6: 22 - 24; 10: 19 - 23; 12: 3 - 7 Dick’s Diary, 6: 15 - 17; 11: 12 - 15; 15: 11 - 14 Gloucester, 9: 20 Drake, Francis, 15: 2 - 4; 16: 4 - 7; 17: 5 - 7; 18: 2 - 5 Gloucester Docks, 4: 1 - 2 5 6 People, Places and Subjects Issues 1 - 25 People, Places and Subjects Issues 1 - 25 Gloucester, Duke of, see Richard, Duke of Gloucester Jorvik, Meaning of, 21: 16 Golden Tree, Pageant, Bruges, 2: 5; 23: 17 - 20 Kenilworth Castle, Warwickshire, 19: 6 - 7; 25: 17 - 18 Great Witley Court, Worcestershire, 13: 12 - 13 Kinesiology, Richard III, 10: 15 Gruuthuse, Louis de, 23: 15 - 16 King, Mickey T., see also Shire Ricardians; Sir Cumferance Gunpowder Plot, 21: 14 - 16; 25: 19 King, Mickey T., Identity, 7: 17 - 22; 8: 14 - 15; 9: 14 Habington, Thomas, 19: 4 Kingmaker see Neville, Richard Hailes, Gloucestershire, 25: 5 - 6 Kingship, Medieval, 14: 10 - 11 Hailes Abbey, Gloucestershire, 25: 5 - 6 Lacock Abbey, Wiltshire, 18: 13 - 14 Hal’s Journal 15: 8 - 10 Langley Chapel, Shropshire, 21: 12 - 13 Hampnett Church, Gloucestershire, 22: 13 Leicester, 8: 8 - 11; 13: 5 - 7; 21: 16 Harding, Stephen, 7: 8 - 12 Leigh, Worcestershire, 16: 10 - 11 Harvington Hall, Worcestershire, 8: 1 - 2 Leslau, Jack, 2: 14 - 15 Hastings, William, Lord, 6: 10 Letters, 5: 13; 24: 12 - 13 Haughmond Abbey, Shropshire, 6: 2 - 3; 24: 15 Limerick, 2: 21; 3: 5; 4: 7; 7: 2; 9: 3; 10: 3; 12: 13; 14: 12; 17: 4 Hellen’s, Much Marcle, Herefordshire, 9: 1 - 3 Llanidloes, Powys, 18: 9 - 11 Henry VII, 4: 3 - 4; 6: 3; 16: 20; 23: 10 - 11 Llewelyn, Prince of Wales, 18: 9 - 11 see also Tudor, Henry Lower Brockhampton, Worcestershire, 16: 11 - 12 Henry VII, Journal, see Hal’s Journal Lovell, Francis, 3: 14; 13: 8 - 10; 21: 12 Henry VIII, 5: 12; 13: 15; 24: 3; 25: 6 and 14 - 15 Lucy, Elizabeth, 6: 9 Heraldry, 5: 6 - 7 Lynom, Thomas, 6: 10; 7: 14 - 15; 8: 3 - 4 Hey Diddle Diddle, 25: 11 - 13 McKellan, Sir Ian, 22: 26 Hidcote Manor, Gloucestershire, 2: 17 Madresfield Court, Worcestershire, 17: 13 High Ercall, Shropshire, 20: 8; 22: 22 Make-up, Medieval, 18: 6 - 7 Holbein, Hans the Younger, 12: 8 - 10 Margaret of York, Edward IV’s sister, 2: 5; 23: 14 - 20 Hopper Ring, 5: 4 Martley, Worcestershire, 21: 17 - 22 Huddington, Worcestershire, 21: 14 - 16 Maxstoke Castle, Warwickshire, 4: 3 - 4 Human Remains, 13: 11 Medieval Characters, see Edward III; Gaunt, John Of; Harding, Humour, 3: 16; 17: 12; 20: 4 Stephen; Holbein, Hans the Younger; Lovell, Francis; Neville, Richard; Inkberrow, Worcestershire, 1: 7 Stafford, Henry Ipsley Rectory, Redditch, Worcestershire, 12: 17 - 19 Medicine, Medieval, 17: 17 - 18 Jokes see Humour Medieval Banquet, Worcestershire Branch, 21: 4 - 9 7 8 People, Places and Subjects Issues 1 - 25 People, Places and Subjects Issues 1 - 25 Medieval Banquet, Yorkshire Branch, 2: 8 - 9; 10: 2; 20: 3 Neville, Richard, Earl of Warwick, 4: 5; 11: 5 - 6; 14: 14 - 15; 23: Medieval Puzzle, see Broomsticks 11 - 17 Melhuish, Joyce, Memorial Lecture, 23: 2 - 3 North Creake, Norfolk, 24: 13 - 14 Micklegate Bar, York, 5: 14 - 16 Northleach, Gloucesteshire, 22: 13 - 15 see also York, Bars Oddingley, Worcestershire, 19: 3 - 5; 21: 14 - 16 Middleham, North Yorkshire, 18: 16 - 18; 20: 2 - 3 Our Lady And St Bartholomew, Church, Tong, Shropshire, 21: 10 - 11 Middleham Castle, North Yorkshire, 10: 19 - 23; 22: 27 - 28 Our Lady Saint Mary, Church, South Creake, Norfolk, 24: 13 - 14 Middleham Jewel, 18: 18 - 20 Oxburgh Hall, Norfolk, 24: 2 - 3 Middleham Requiem, 10: 9 - 10; 11: 7 - 10 Parr, Kathryn, 4: 12 - 14; 5: 12 Monk Bar, York, 6: 6 - 7 Paston Family, 24: 2 - 3 see also York, Bars Percy Family, 22: 5 - 8 Montfort, Simon de, 16: 2 - 3 Pembridge, Herefordshire, 18: 9 - 11 Monmouth, James, Duke of, 19: 15 - 19; 20: 10 - 16; 21: 23 - 27 Penhow Castle, Gwent, 17: 14 - 15 More, Sir Thomas, 4: 7; 7: 3 Potter, Jeremy, 4: 8 - 9 Mortimer, Arms, 21: 14 Princes of Wales, 7: 23 - 24; 18: 9 - 11 Mortimer, Sir Hugh, 21: 17 - 22 Princes in the Tower, 2: 14 - 15; 21: 21; 24: 15 Mortimer’s Cross Battlefield Centre, Herefordshire, 3: 3 - 4 Queenship, Medieval, 23: 9 - 11 Moreton Corbet, Shropshire, 22: 23 Queens of England, 7: 1 - 2 Moreton Corbet Castle, Shropshire, 20: 8; 22: 22 - 23 Quill, Green, see also Shire Ricardians and Sir Cumferance Morton,
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