GENEALOGY COLLECTION

Cj^ftljnm ^Ofiftg,

ESTABLISHED MDCCCXLIII.

FOR THE PUBLICATION OF HISTORICAL AND LITERARY REMAINS CONNECTED WITH THE PALATINE COUNTIES OF LANCASTER AND CHESTEE.

patrons. The Right Hon. and Most Rev. The of CANTERURY. His Grace The DUKE of DEVONSHIRE, K.G.' The Rt. Rev. The Lord BISHOP of . The Most Noble The MARQUIS of WESTMINSTER, The Rf. Hon. LORD DELAMERE. K.G. The Rt. Hon. LORD DE TABLEY. The Rt. Hon. The EARL of DERBY, K.G. The Rt. Hon. LORD . The Rt. Hon. The EARL of CRAWFORD AND The Rt. Hon. LORD STANLEY of Alderlev. BALCARRES. SIR PHILIP DE M ALPAS GREY EGERTON, The Rt. Hon. LORD STANLEY, M.P. Bart, M.P.

The Rt. Rev. The Lord BISHOP of CHICHESTER. GEORGE CORNWALL LEGH, Esq , M,P. The Rt. Rev. The Lord BISHOP of JOHN WILSON PATTEN, Esq., MP. MISS ATHERTON, Kersall Cell. OTounctl. James Crossley, Esq., F.S.A., President. Rev. F. R. Raines, M.A., F.S.A., Hon. Canon of ^Manchester, Vice-President. William Beamont. Thomas Heywood, F.S.A. The Very Rev. George Hull Bowers, D.D., Dean of W. A. Hulton.

Manchester. . Rev. John Howard Marsden, B.D., Canon of Man- Rev. John Booker, M.A., F.S.A. Chester, Disney Professor of Classical Antiquities, Rev. Thomas Corser, M.A., F.S.A. Cambridge. John Hakland, F.S.A. Rev. James Raine, M.A. Edward Hawkins, F.R.S., F.S.A., F.L.S. Arthur H. Heywood, Treasurer. William Langton, Hon. Secretary. EULES OF THE . 1. That the Society shall be limited to three hundred and fifty members. 2. That the Society shall consist of members being subscribers of one pound annually, such subscription to be paid in advance, on or before the day of general meeting in each year. The first general meeting to be held on the 23rd day of March, 1843, and the general meeting in each year afterwards on the 1st day of March, unless it should fall on a Sunday, when some other day is to be named by the Council. 3. That the affairs of the Society be conducted by a Council, consisting of a permanent President and Vice- President, and twelve other members, including a Treasurer and Secretary, all of whom shall be elected, the first two at the general meeting next after a vacancy shall occur, and the twelve other members at the general meeting annually. 4. That any member may compound for his future subscriptions by the payment of ten pounds. 5. That the accounts of the receipts and expenditure of the Society be audited annually, by three auditors, to be elected at the general meeting; and that any member who shall be one year in arrear of his subscription, shall no longer be considered as belonging to the Society. 6. That every member not in arrear of his annual subscription, be entitled to a copy of each of the works published by the Society. 7. That twenty copies of each work shall be allowed to the editor of the same, in addition to the one to which he may be entitled as a member.

Applications and communications to he addressed to the President, 6, Booth Street, Piccadilly^ Man- chester, or to the Hon. Secretary, Manchester and Salford Bank, Mosley Street, Manchester. ^iiftlicatiouig of tit Cfittfiain ^onetK*

1843-4. ^01^ FoK The Year 1634-1635. By Sir I Travels in Holland, the United Provinces, , Scotland, and Ireland, William Brereton, Bart. Edited by Edward Hawkins, Esq., F.R.S., F.S.A., F.L.S. ^ip vm, 206. Edited and II. Tracts relating to Military Proceedings in during the Great Civil War. Illustrated from Contemporary Documents by George Ormeuod, D.C.L., F.R.S., F^.A., F.G.S., " of ." ^xxii, 372. author of The History pP- . in II. Chester's Triumph in Honor of her Prince, as it was performed upon St. George's Day 1610, the foresaid Citie. Eepriuted from the original edition of 1610, with an Introduction and Notes. Edited by the Kev. Thomas Corser, M.A. pp. xviii, 36. 1844-5. IV. The Life of , written by himself, and now first printed from the original manu- script in the . Edited by the Rev. Richard Parkinson, B.D., Canon of Manchester.

V. Lancashire Memorials of the Rebellion, 1715. By Samuel Hibbert-Ware, M.D., F.R.S.E., &c. pp. X, 56, and xxviii, 292. VI. Potts's Discovery of Witches in the county of Lancaster. Reprinted from the origmal edition of Ixxx, 52. 1613 ; with an Introduction and Notes by James Crossley, Esq. pp. 184, 1845-6. VII. Iter Lancastrense, a Poem written a.d. 1636, by the Rev. Richard James. Edited by the Rev. Thomas Corser, M.A. jyp. cxii, 86. Folding Pedigree. VIII. Notitia Cestriensis, or Historical Notices of the Diocese of Chester, by Bishop Gastrell. Cheshire. Edited by the Rev. F. R. Raines, M.A., F.S.A. Vol. I. pp. xvi, 396. Plate. IX. The Norris Papers. Edited by Thomas Heywood, Esq., F.S.A. pp. xxxiv, 190. 1846-7. X. The Coucher Book or Chartulary of Whalley . Edited by W. A. Hultox, Esq. Vol. I. pp. xl, 338. Plate. XI. The Coucher Book or Chartulary of . Vol. II. pp. 339-636. XII. The Moore Rental. Edited by Thomas Heywood, Esq., F.S.A. pp. Ixx, 158. 1847-8. XIII. The Diary and Correspondence of Dr. John Worthington. Edited by Jas. Crossley, Esq. Vol.1. pp. viii, 398. xxx, 164. XIV . The Journal of Nicholas Assheton. Edited by the Rev. F. R. Raines, M.A., F.S.A. pp. XV. The Holy Lyfe and History of Saynt Werburge, very frutefuU for all Christen People to rede. Edited by Edward Hawkins, Esq. pp. xxviii, 10, 242. . 1848-9. XVI. The Coucher Book or Chartulary of Whalley Abbey. Vol. III. pp. xli-liv, 637-936. XVII. in 1465. Edited by William Beamont, Esq. pp. Ixxviii, 152. XVIII. The Diary of the Rev. Henry Newcome, from September 30, 1661, to September 29, 1663. Edited by Thomas Heywood, Esq., F.S.A. pp. xl, 242. 1849-50. XIX. Notitia Cestriensis. Vol. II. Part I. Lancashire, Part 1. /)p. iv, 160, xxviii. XX. The Coucher Book or Chartulary of Whalley Abbey. Vol. IV. (Conclusion), pp. Iv-lxiii, 937- 1314. XXI. Notitia Cestriensis. Vol. II. Part II. Lancashire, Part II. pp. Ixxvii, 161-352. Plate. 1850-1. XXII. Notitia Cestriensis. Vol. II. Part III. Lancashire, Part III. (Conclusion). pp.^5^-Q2\.

XXIII. A Golden Mirrour ; conteininge certaine pithie and figurative visions prognosticating good fortune to England, &c. By Richard Robinson of Alton. Reprinted from the only known copy of the original edition of 1589 in the British Museum, with an Introduction and Notes by the Rev. Thomas Cohser, M.A., F.S.A. pp. xxii, 10, 96.

XXIV. Chetham Miscellanies. Vol. I. Edited by William Langton, Esq. : containing Papers connected with the affairs of Milton and his Family. Edited by J. F. Marsh, Esq. pp. 46. Plate. Epistolary Reliques of Lancashire and Cheshire Antiquaries, 1653-73. Communicated by George Ormeuod, D.C.L., F.R.S., F.S.A., and F.G.S. pp. 16. Calendars of the Names of Families which entered their several Pedigrees in the successive Heraldic Visitations of the County Palatine of Lancaster. Communicated by George Ormerod, D.C.L.. F.R.S., F.S.A., and F.G.S. pp. 26. ;

VOL. A Fragment, illustrative of Sir Wm, Dugdale's Visitation of Lancashire. From a MS. in the posses- sion of the Rev. F. R. Raines, M.A., F.S.A. pp. 8. Autobiographical Tracts of Dr. John Dee, Warden of the College of Manchester. Edited by James Crossley, Esq. pp. iv, 84. Visitation temp. Hen. Vlll. The Abhaye of Whaioley (for insertion in Whalley Coucher Book J. 1851-2. XXV. Cardinal Allen's Defence of Sir William Stanley's Surrender of Deventer. Edited by Thomas Heywood, Esq., F.S.A. |)p. c, 38. XXVI. The Autobiography of Henry Newcome, M.A. Edited by Rd. Parki.vson, D.D., F.S.A. Vol.1. pp. XXV, 184. XXVII. The Autobiography of Henry Newcome, M.A. Vol. II. (Conclusion J. pp. 185-390. 1852-3. XXVIII. The Jacobite Trials at Manchester in 1694. Edited by William Beamont, Esq. pp. xc, 132. XXIX. The Stanley Papers, Part I. The Earls of Derby and the Verse Writers and Poets of the six- teenth and seventeenth centuries. By Thomas Heywood, Esq., F.S.A. pp. 64. XXX. Documents relating to the Priory of , and other Possessions in Lancashire of the Abbey of Evesham. Edited by W. A IIulton, Esq. /jp. Ixxviii, 136. 1853-4. XXXI. The Stanley Papers, Part II. The Derby Household Books, comprising an account of the Household Regulations and Expenses of Edward and Henry, third and fourth Earls of Derby together with a Diary, containing the names of the guests who visited the latter Earl at his houses

in Lancashire : by William Farrington, Esq., the Comptroller. Edited by the Rev. F. R. Raines, M.A., F.S.A. pp. xcviii, 247. Five Plates. XXXII. The Private Journal and Literary Remains of John Byrom. Edited by Richard Parkinson, D.D., F.S.A. Vol. I. Part I. pp. x, 320. Portrait. XXXIII. Lancashire and Cheshire Wills and Inventories from the Ecclesiastical Court, Chester. The First Portion. Edited by the Rev. G. J. Piccope, M.A. pp. vi, 196. 1854-5. XXXIV. The Private Journal and Literary Remains of John Byrom. Vol. I. Part II. pp. 321-639. XXXV. The House and Farm Accounts of the Shuttleworths of Gawthorpe Hall. Edited by John Harland, Esq., F.S.A. Part I. pp. 232. Frontispiece. XXXVI. The Diary and Correspondence of Dr. John Worthington. Vol. II. Part I. pp. 248. 1855-6.

XXXVII. Chetham Miscellanies. Vol. II. Edited by W^illiam Langton, Esq. : containing The Rights and Jurisdiction of the County Palatine of Chester, the Earls Palatine, the Chamber- lain, and other Officers. Edited by Joseph Brooks Yates, F.A.S., G.S., and P.S. pp. 37. The Scottish Field. (A Poem on the Battle of Flodden.) Edited by John Robson, Esq. pp. xv, 28. Examynatyons towcheynge Cokeye More, Temp. Hen. VIII. in a dispute between the Lords of the Manors of Middleton and RadclyfFe. Communicated by the Rev. F. R. Raines, M.A., F.S.A. pp. 30. A History of the Ancient Chapel of Denton, in Manchester . By the Rev. John Booker, M.A., F.S.A. pp. viii, 148. Three Plates. A Letter from John Bradshawe of Gray's Inn to Sir Peter Legh of Lyme. Edited by William Langton, Esq. pp. 8. Facsimile of a Deed of Richard Bussel to Church of Evesham (for insertion in vol. xxx^. XXXVIII. Bibliographical Notices of the Church Libraries of Turton and Gorton bequeathed by Humphrey Chetham. Edited by Gilbert J. French, Esq. pp. 199. Illustrated Title. XXXIX. The Farington Papers. Edited by Miss ffarington. ^jp.xvi, 179. Five plates of Signatures. 1856-7. XL. The Private Journal and Literary Remains of John Byrom. Vol. II. Part I. pp. 326 and two Indexes. XLI, The House and Farm Accounts of the Shuttleworths of Gawthorpe Hall. Part II. pp. 233-472. Portrait. XLII. A History of the Ancient Chapels of Didsbury and Chorlton, in Manchester Parish, including Sketches of the Townships of Didsbury, Withington, Burnage, Heaton Norris, Reddish, Levenshulme, and Chorlton-cum-Hardy: together with Notices of the more Ancient Local Families, and Particulars relating to the Descent of their Estates. By the Rev. John Booker, M.A., F.S.A. pp. viii, ,337. Seven Illustrations, 1857-8. XLIII. The House and Farm Accounts of the Shuttleworths of Gawthorpe Hall. Part III pp. x, 473-776. XLIV. The Private Journal and Literary Remains of John Byrom. Vol. II. Part II. pp. 327-G54; Byrom Pedigrees, pp. 41 and three folding sheets; Index, pp. v. 4

the and Correspondence of the Rev. Thos. Wilson, XLV. Jliscellanies : being a selection from Poems B.D., of . With Memoirs of his Life. By the Rev. Canon Raines, M.A., F.S.A. pp.xc, 230. Two Plates. 1S5S-9. XLVI. The House and Farm Accounts of the Shuttleworths of Gawthorpe Hall. Part IV. CCon- chisionj. jjp. 777-1171. XLVII. A History of the Ancient Chapel of Birch, in Manchester Parish, including a Sketch of the

Township of Rusliolme : together with Notices of the more Ancient Local Families, and Particulars relating to the Descent of their Estates. By the Rev. John Booker, M.A., F.S.A. pp. viii, 255. Four Plates. XLVIII. A Catalogue of the Collection of Tracts for and against Popery (published in or about the

reign of James II.) in the Manchester Library founded by Humphrey Chetham ; in which is incorporated, with large Additions and Bibliographical Notes, the whole of Peck's List of the Tracts in that Controversy, with his References. Edited by Thomas Jones, Esq. B.A. Part I. pp. xii, 256. 1859-60. XLIX. The Lancashire Lieutenancy under the Tudors and Stuarts. The Civil and Military Govern- ment of the County, as illustrated by a series of Royal and other Letters; Orders of the Privy Council, the Lord Lieutenant, and other Authorities, &c., &c. Chiefly derived from the Shuttleworth MSS. at Gawthorpe Hall, Lancashire. Edited by John Harland, Esq., F.S.A. Part I. 'pp. cxk, 96. Seven Plates. L. The Lancashire Lieutenancy under the Tudors and Stuarts. Part II. (Conclusion), pp. 97-333. LI. Lancashire and Cheshire Wills and Inventories from the Ecclesiastical Court, Chester. The Second Portion, pp. vi, 283. 1860-1.

LII. Collectanea Anglo-Poetica : or, A Bibliographical and Descriptive Catalogue of a portion of a Col- lection of Early English Poetry, witli occasional Extracts and Remarks Biographical and Critical. By the Rev. Thomas Cohser, M.A., F S.A., Rural Dean; Rector of Stand, Lancashire; and Vicar of Norton, Nortliamptonshire. Parti, jj^.xi, 208. LIII. ^lamecestre: being Chapters from the early recorded History of the Barony, the Lordship or Manor, the Vill Borough or Town, of Manchester. Edited by John Harland, Es'q., F.S.A. Vol. I. pp. 207. Frontispiece. LI V. Lancashire and Cheshire Wills and Inventories from the Ecclesiastical Court, Chester. The Third Portion. (Conclusion), pp. \, 272. 1861-2. LV. Collectanea Anglo-Poetica. Part II. pp. vi, 209-456. LVI. Maraecestre. Vol.11, pp. 209-431.

LVII. Chetham Miscellanies. Vol. III. Edited by William Langton, Esq. : containing On the South Lancashire Dialect, with Biographical Notices of John Collier, the author of Tim Bobbin. By Thos. Heywood, Esq. pp. 84

Rentale de Cokersand : being the Bursar's Rent Roll of the Abbey of Cokersand, in the County Palatine of Lancaster, for the vear 1501. Printed from the Original. Edited by the Rev. F. R. Raines, M.A., F.S.A. pp. xviii, 46. The Names of all the Gentlemen of the best calHnge w'^in the countye of Lancastre, whereof choyse ys to be made of a c'ten number to lend vnto her Ma's"^ moneye vpon privie seals in Janvarye 1588. From a manuscript in the possession of the Rev. F. R. Raines, M.A., F.S.A. pp. 9. Some Instruction given by Esquire to his stewards John Carington and William Rowcrofte, upon the purchase of Warrington by Sir George Booth Baronet and William Booth his son, A.D. MDCXvm. Communicated by William Beamont, Esq. pp. 8. Letter from Sir y'' John Seton, Manchester 25 M'ch, 1 643. Edited by' Thomas Heywood, Esq., F.S.A. pp.l.'i. ' ^' The Names of eight hundred inhabitants of Manchester who took the oath of allegiance to Charles II. in April, 1679. Communicated by John Harland, F.S.A. pp. 8. The Pole Booke of Manchester, May y^ 22'' 1690. Edited by William Langton, Esq. pp. 43. Map and folding Table. 1862-3. LVIII. Mamecestre. Vol. III. (Conclusion.) pp. xl, 433-627. LIX. History A of the Chantries within the County Palatine of Lancaster : being the Reports of the Royal Commissioners of Henry VIII., Edward VI,, and Queen Mary. Edited by the Rev. F. R. Raines, M. A., F.S.A. Vol. I. pp. xxxix, 168. LX. A History of the Chantries within the County Palatine of Lancaster, &c. Vol. II. (Conclusion). pp. 169-323. . 1863-4. General Index to the Remains Historical and Literary published by the Chetham Society, vols, I-XXX. pp. viii, 168. GEI^ERAL INDEX

REMAINS HISTORICAL AND LITERARY

PUBLISHED BY

THE CHETHAM SOCIETY.

YOLS. I -XXX.

PEINTED FOR THE CHETHAM SOCIETY. M.DCOC.LXIII.

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\ ^> ^ PREFACE.

THE Chetham Society, established in March 1843 for the publication of Historical and Literary Remains connected with the Palatine Counties of Lancaster and

Chester, and issuing to its members three volumes annually,

has now reached its sixtieth volume. For some years the growing extent of this series of Pub- lications has pressed upon the Council of the Society the

lecessity of some arrangement whereby its large stores of valuable but miscellaneous information could be rendered more perfectly available to the Historian or Archseologist. A similar feeling has lately led to the issue of an Analytical and Descriptive Catalogue of the publications of a kindred Society (the Camden), prepared by Mr. J. G. Nichols, which affords a distinct view of the character of each work and

gives a general idea of its contents ; and so far serves the

office of a guide. But it has all along been felt by the Council of the Chetham Society that a mere descriptive

Catalogue, however well executed, would after all prove

comparatively useless; and that, with a large and varied iv PEEFACE. collection of works such as we are now considering, what is really wanted is the power of ascertaining at a glance whether the special subject on which the student desires information is mentioned in the volumes, and if so where the passage or passages containing it may be found, and that this want could only be adequately supplied by a com- prehensive and well-considered General Index; and it was in compliance with their request (conveyed through the President) to prepare such an Index, that the Compiler of the present volume undertook, more than two years ago, that first instalment of his task, the result of which is now in the reader's hands.

The first thirty volumes of the Chetham Society's

Publications present the issue for the first ten years of its * existence, and include the following works :

Vol.

I. Brereton's Travels. II. Civil War Tracts of Lancashire. III. Chester's Triumph. IV. Life of Adam Martindale. V. Memorials of the RebelHon of 1715. VI. Potts' s Discoverie of Witches. VII. Iter Lancastrense. VIII. XIX, XXI, XXII. Gastrell's Notitia Cestriensis, 4 vols. IX. The Norris Papers.

X. XI, XVI, XX. Coucher Book of Whalley Abbey, 4 vols. XII. The Moore Rental.

For the full-length Titles see the List of PubHcations given in the ProBpectus prefixed to this volume. PEEFACE. V

XIII. Diary and Correspondence of Dr. John Worthington.

Vol. I. XIV. Journal of Nicholas Assheton. XV. Lyfe of Saynt Werburge. XVII. Warrington in 1465. XVIII. Diary of Rev. Henry Newcome. XXIII. Robinson's Golden Mirrour.

XXIV. Chetham Miscellaiiies. Vol. I. XXV. Cai'dinal Allen's Defence of the Surrender of Deventer, XXVI. XXVII. Autobiography of Henry Newcome, 3 vols. XXVIII. Jacobite Trials at Manchester. XXIX. The Stanley Papers. Part I. XXX. Documents relating to the Priory of Penwortham.

Separate Indexes to volumes III, VI, VII, XXIII, XXIV,

XXV, distinguished in the above list by being printed in italics, and which are the only works that were left unsup- plied at the time of publication, have been printed and are appended to the present volume, from which they can be de- tached at pleasure for insertion in their respective places. A few words upon the plan on which the General Index is compiled may facilitate its use. At first an attempt was made to supersede altogether the special Indexes by em- bodying in it the whole of the information they contain, including every paginal reference. This attempt, however, was soon relinquished as alike misleading and unmanage-

able. For example : the proper name of Ashton, under its three forms of Ashton, Asheton and Assheton, occurs in sixteen of the separate Indexes, embodies four hundred and thirty-eight distinct references, and occupies thirteen

columns or six and a half pages of smcill type. Now, vi PEEFACE.

bearing in mind that some two or three centuries ago orthography formed no part of the general system of educa-

tion in England, and that men and women spelled or misspelled even their own names on pure phonetic princi-

ples, satisfied apparently with any combination of letters that would convey the required sound, — let any one pro- pose to himself the problem of tracing for the purposes of an Index the personal identity of each individual Nicholas or Ralph through such a mass of references, and then remember that every other personal name given in the volume would have to be similarly treated, and he will have

some idea of a portion of the task which presented itself to be encountered on such a plan. Moreover the Indexes are

by various hands ; and small differences of plan which come

out on close investigation still more confuse the problem. The increase of bulk and of consequent expense which such

a plan (were it practicable) would involve, may be gathered from a comparison of the six and a half pages of small type mentioned above, with the space actually occupied by the

name in its threefold form in the present volume, viz. five

half-lines.

Without going into detail upon plans which were tried

only to be relinquished, it may suffice to say that the one finally adopted resolved itself into the construction of a key to the existing Indexes, which should bring together under one alphabet the whole of their subjects, giving reference for the sake of clearness and brevity to the volume only, but classifying where required and systematising the informa- PEEEACE. vii tion, so as to guide the student with the least possible loss of time through the separate Indexes to the subject matter he might be in search of. This is what is attempted in the present volume, which is meant to hold somewhat the same relation to the separate Indexes that a general map of England holds to a county atlas.

One or two explanatory observations will still be ne-

cessary : —

The reference to a work is in every case to the volume

containing the Index : thus, as Vol. XX. is the fourth volume of the Whalley Coucher Book, and contains the two Indexes (locorum et nominum), a reference to any name in the Coucher Book, is always made through that volume. A few references are followed by a note of interrogation

(?). Where this occurs it indicates that the Compiler, in his process of verification, has failed to find the passage or name referred to. Where he has been able to detect the error the paginal reference is added, unless when the subject occurs within a page or two of the one indicated, or can be easily traced by the Table of Contents, in which case it has not been thought necessary to notice it. It now only remains for the Compiler to hope that the arduous but not unpleasing labour, which has led him in thought during the leisure hours of so many months to the

grey towers and battle fields, the cloistered walks and old manor houses of the two Palatine Counties, so rich in traditions and associations of the Past, and brought him

face to face with its historical celebrities and local worthies, viii PEEFACE. may prove of the value and service which have been an- ticipated for it. Should such happily prove to be the case, the thanks of all who may make use of the volume will be mainly due to the learned and indefatigable President of the Chetham Society who first prompted the undertaking, and by his counsel and aid, freely rendered whenever asked, has lessened its difficulty and accelerated its progress.

C. S. SIMMS.

March 4M, 1863. GENERAL INDEX. VOLS. I.— XXX.

jjS indicates Names of Persons.

AAEAM chapel, xxii. Abuses in the Church not to be re- Abbadie, Dr., xxviii. formed by private men, xiv. Abbey of St. Werburge, xv. See " Academy day" at Stonyhurst, xiv. "Werburgh. Accidents in Newcome's family, xvin. Abbey of Whalley, xiy. See "Wballey. Accres, fi, ix.

Abbeyfield, co. Chester, xiv. , xiv ; account of, xxii.

Abbey gate, Chester : fairs to be held Accrington ]N"ova, xxii. there only, xv. Acheden, Emma de, xx. Abbeys, their dissolution the cause of Aehetun or Aughtou, manor of, xxii. pressing for soldiers, vii. Ackers, Jl, viii. or Abbott, |i, ii, vii, xiii, xiy, Acre's field, xix. XXII, XXVIII. Act Books of the bishops of Chester, Abbotes kytchyn, xx, {tit. Whalleye). XIV. , imputed attempt to restore in Acton, CO. Chester, viii, xx.

Scotland, i. Acton, J"!, VIII, IX, XX, XXII, xxiv. Abbotsbury, xiii. Actors, their contempt of municipal Aberdeen, i, xiv. authority, xxix. Abingdon, xiii, Acts of parliament, 1661-3, xviii. Abingdon's Antiquities of tlie Clmrch Adam, derivation of the name, xiii. of Worcester, xxii, Adam and Eve depaynted on , Abington or Habington, "William, XV. XXIX. Adam and "Walbank, xiv. Ablard, Anthony, xiii. Adams, j^, viii, xiii, xix, xxvii. Abraham, ^, viii, xiii, xxvii. Adams's (Thomas) Mystical Bedlam, Abraham's sacryfyce of Isaac de- XIV. payiited on arras, xv. Adamsom, ^, xxvii, xxx. Abram, |i, xxii. Adburgham, f|., xvii, xxii. Abram hall, "Wigan, xxii. Adda brought from the North by Abringeham, Joh. de, xx. Peada to preche to his people, xv. Abstract (the), by Henry Newcome, Adderley, Sir Charles, xviii, xxvii. xviii. Adderton- or Advs^alton-moor, battle Aburneyb?" Aldbourne, co. Wilts, xiii. of, II. B ;

GENERAL INDEX.

Addertons and Lelauds, xir. Agrippa, Cornelius, ti.

Addison, J2, xii, xiy, xxii, xxit. Ague cured by a conversation, xiii. Addy, William, xiii. Aigburth oi' Aigburgh hall, Garston,

Adeldryde, sajoit and vyrgyn, dougliter xii ; notice of, xxii. of prjTice Ermenred of Kent, xv. Ailsa isle, i. Adelgenda, Marniscius de, his bee- Ainderton, township of Bebington, hive, XIIT. Tin. Adelhere, prynce of Eest England, xr. Ainsworth, township of Middleton, Adelwlf, kyng of West-Saxons, xv. XIX. Adla, kyng of Sonthsex, xv. Ainsworth, Jl, xiii, xix, xxii. Adlington, chapelry of Prestbury: ac- Ainsworth's (W. H.) Lancashire

count of. Tin ; hall of. Tin. Witches, XIT. Adlington, co. Lane, xii, xix. Air pump, invention of, by Boyle, xiii. Adlington hall, Standish, notice of, Aisgill, Joshua, tii. XXII. Akenrode, xx {tit. Castelton). Adhngton, J^, tut, ix, xxii. Alabaster quarry near Cardiff, i. Admarsh, in Bleasdale forest, xxii. Alanson, Thomas, xii. Admarsh chapel, school and poor, xiT. Albans (St.), xit ; its Admiralty (the), address to queen fovmded by Ofla, xt.

Anne upon, ix. Albemarle, dukes of, xix, xxii ; earl Adoulfus, kyng, defeats the Danes, xv. of, XIX. Adsword, hamlet of Cheadle, Tin. Albertus de Alesco, xrv. Advertisements of post horses between Albo Monasterio, Simon de, abbot of London and Lancashire, xii. Chester, Tin. Adwalton, co. York, xit. Albrincis, Ewan de, abbot of Furness, Ady, Thomas, his Candle in the Bark, XXII. VI. Alburgham, John, Tin. iEsop, IV. Alcancoats hall, , notice of, xxn. Affliction, Newcome's reflections upon, Alchemist (the), XTiii. XTIII. Alcock, J2, Tin, IX, XII, xxn, xxtii. Africa, ix. Aldcroft, Ji, Tin. Agar, Thomas, xxit. Aldeburgh, uncle to Sir "William

Agatha, saynt, depaynted on arras, xt. Brereton, i. Agden, township of Eosthorne, Tin Aldeford. Eic. de, xx. hall, notice of, Tin. Aldelem or Audlem, Thomas de, Tin. Agdon, township of Malpas, Tin. Aldelyn, Tho. de, xx. Agecroft hall, Eccles, xit ; description Alden, John, vicar of , iv. of, XIX. Alderley, it ; account of. Tin. Aggelay, terra de, xx. and its divisions. Tin. Aghendole, meaning of the word, ti. Aldersey, fi. Tin, xit, xtiii, xxii, Aghton, J2, IX, xxii. XXT, XXTII. Agincourt, battle of, xtii. AldersweU, a field in Warrington, xtii.

Agnes, saynt, dopapited on arras, xt. Aldetunstead, xx (;^«V. Briddestwysel). Agreement in religion between Papists , account of. Tin ; lords of, and Lutherans, xiii. patrons of St. Bridget's, Chester, Tin. VOLS. I.— XXX. 3

Aldford, Jl, Tin. Allibone (Mr. justice) complains of Aldholm, Alward and Alicia de, xix. Protestant non-attendance, xxTiii.

Aldilegh, H. de, xx. Allifein, in Holland : account of, i. Aldiugham in Purness, account of, Allin alias Anguish, Sir E-ichard, XTiii. XXII. Alliteration,singular specimen of, xxiii. Aldithelegh, Henr. de, xx. Almery, John, xiii. Aldport, in Manchester, xTiii, xix. Almond, Jl, ix, xiii. See Alport. Almoner (the) of Lathom, xxii.

Aldred, archbishop of York, i. Alnot, servaunt to Werburge : legend Aldulph, kynge of Eest England, xv. respecting, xv. Ale, eight sorts of, xiv. Alnwick, i, t. Alehouses frequented by the gentry, Alport lodge, Manchester, n. See XIY. Aldport. Alencon, duke of, xxT. Alport, ft, Tin. Allerstone, co. Tork, i. Alpraham, township of Bunbury, Tin.

Alexander, ft, Tin, xtiii, xix, xxtii. Alresford, xiii ; rector of, xiT. Alexander's Collection ofProverbs, 'sxii. Alrichesholm, xx (tit. Staneye). Alforde, Francis, xxii. , township of Barthomley, Tin.

Alfred or Alured, kyng : legendary Alsager, Mrs., Tin. notices of, xt. Alsley, Mr., xtiii. Alfred or Aufrey, a Saxon, holds the Alston, ft, XIX, XX, XXII. manor of Downham, xxii. Alt, William, xix. Alfrichesholm, xx. Alta camera, meaning of, XTii. Alfryde, sone to Oswy kynge of North- Altaclif, XX {tit. Wythenhull). umberlande, XT. Altar (Eoman) converted into a font,

Alfrydus of Beverley, historian : notice XXII. of, XT. Altar, behaviour at the, i. Alington, Mr., xiii. Altarage at , xix. Alker, William, ti. Altcar, CO. Lane, ix; account of, Alkineoats, xxii. See Alcancoats. XXII. Alkrington hall, notice of, xix. Alte, XX. All Lostock, Tin. Altedge, township of Ashton-under- Allcocke or AUecock, Ji, xii, xxiT. Line, xix. Alle, kynge of Northumberlande, xt. Altemersh, xx. Allen, ^, IT, Tii, Tin, xii, xiii, xtiii, Altham, co. Lane, xiv; notice of, xxii. XIX, XXII, XXT, XXTII. Altham, |^, ti, xxii. Allen controversy (the), XTiii. Althill, to\vnship of Ashton-under- Allenson, ^, ix, xxtiii. Line, XIX. Allerton in Childwall, ix, xii, xtiii; Althorp, 1^, XXIX. notice of, xxii. Altlees, township of Ashton-under- Allestree, a London bookseller, xiii. Line, xix. Allestry, Dr., xtiii. Alton, CO. Hants, xiii; co. Stafford, Allet, William, xxii. XXIII. AUeyn, Edward, founder of Dulwich Altrincham, township of Bowden,

college, XXIX ; notice of, xiii. GENEEAL INDEX.

Altune, XX {tit. Gerstan). Aneoats hall, Manchester, xtiii; no- Aluandelay, E.ic. de, xx. tice of, XIX.

Aluetham, xx ; brok, lode, de capella, xx. An dell, Mr., xii. Aluetham, Ji, xx. Anderson, ^, xxtii. Alum mines near Hoghton, co. Lane, Anderton, township of Budworth, XIT. Tin. , township of Frodsliam, Aiaderton, co. Lane, xix.

TUT ; its chapel, xtiit. Anderton, fl, n, t, ti, titi, ix, xiy, Alvanley, baron of, tut. XIX, XXTI, XXTIII. Alvaston, co. Chester, Tin. Anderwick , i. Alve now Alvechurch, diocese of Andirton, Eob. de, xxx. AVorcester, xt. Andlezargh, co. Lane, xix. Alvetham, xxir. See Ahietham and Andover, xn. Altham. Andow, ^, XII. Alvetham, J2, xxii. Andreas, ^, xiii. Alverthorpe, co. York, xxii. Andrew, ^, i, xtii, xxtii. Alythwait, Cartmell, co. Lane, Tin. Andrew's (St.) day, xit. Amato, John Roderigo, tii. Andrew's (St.) church, London, xit. Amher Witch, eulogium on, Ti. Andrewes, ^, n, xxtii. (St.), purtrayture of, on Andrews, ^, ix, xiii, xix, xxtii. arras, XT. Angelo (St.), dungeons of, xit. Ambrose, ^, ii, ix, xii, xtiii, xxii, Angels, curious questions concerning,

XXTII. xiii ; their hierarchies, orders, &c., Amer}^ f2, in, ix. XT.

Ames, William : notice of, xiii. Angier, Ji, ii, it, xiii, xtiii, xix, Ameson, John, Tin. XXTII. Amev, INIrs,, xtiit, xxtii. Anglesey, lord, ix. Amherst, John, xxn. Anglesey, a field in Warrington, xtii. Amisse, Mrs., schoolmistress, xix. Anglezark, xix. See Andlezargh. Amort, half-dead, in. Angling, remarks on, xit. Amoimderness, xix; account of, Angrona, xiii.

xxn ; rural dean of, Tin. Anguish or AUin, Sir Eichard, xtiii.

Amsterdam, xiii : description of, i. Angus, Umfravill earl of, xix.

Amyrault or Amyraldus, Moses : no- Anhalt, prince of, xin. tice of, XIII. Anima separata non dormit, discourse Anabaptists, xxtit. on, xiii. Anatomical models, account of, xiii. Animadversio7is on Bishop of Worces- Anatomy of Melanchoh/, xiT. ter's Letter against Baxter, xtiii. Ancestry of Eev. H. Newcome, xtiii. Anion, John, Tin. Anchoret, the word explained, titi. Anjou, duke of, ix. Ancient, a flag or pennon, in, xrv. Anlaf, king of Ireland, XT. Ancient Ileawood, xtiii. Anlasargh, J2, xx. Ancient monuments. Dr. Dee's plan Anlubry, in Over Whitley, Tin.

for their recovery and preservation, Anna, kynge of Eest England : legend- XXIT. ary notices of, xt. VOLS. I.— XXX.

Annales Cestrienses or Chronicle of St. Appleby, co. Westmoreland, military 'y Werhitrgh, Tin. proceedings at, n, ; co. Leicester, Anne, queen of England, y, ix, xii. XII. Anne, queen of Denmark, xit. Appleby, Simon, his evidence at the Annernon, Jane, vir. Manchester trials, xxYiii.

Annesley, |l, xii, xiri, xxyii. Appledore, co. Devon, i. Annotations (English), XTiii. Apples from the orchard of Jesus Col- Annuities bill, ix. lege, XIII. Annus Mirahilis, notice of, xin. Appletou, township of Budworth, yiii. Anointing of Witches, ti. Appleton house in Grappenhall, Yin. Anselm, archbishop of Canterbury, Appleton, Thorn, de, xx. Yin, XY. Apricots from Whalley abbey, xiy. Anson, Ji, xix. Apslow, Dr., xxiY. Anthem (Latin) by Eogers, xiii. Apthomas, a village near Berwick, i. Anthony, , xxyit. Aquarius, Willm. de, xx. Antichi'ist, the believed to be, Aquinas, St. Thomas, xiii. XIII. Arbalest, arbalete a jalet, xiY. Antidote against the Poyson of the Arcliceologia Scofica, ix. Times, a tract by Martindale, it. Archaeological Journal, xiy. Antigua, IX. Archbishopricks in Ireland, I. Antilia, xiii. Archbold, Jl, xix, xxvii. Antley (Lower), Accrington: notice Archer, a millenarian writer, xiii. of, XXII. Archery, practise of, xiy. Antoninus or Athelredus, archbishop, Archie, a court jester, i. See Arm- XY. strong. Antoninus Caracalla, xxii. Archilleslack, xx {tit. Merland). Antoninus (Marcus), edition of by Archolm cum Cawood, xxii. Grataker, xiii. Arclyd, township of , yiii. Antrim, Jdhn marquis and second Ardeley, Nath., xiii. earl of, i. Arden, |l, yiii, xiy, xxii. Antrobus, hamlet of Over Whitley, Ardern or Arderne, ^, n, iy, yiii, YIII. xiii, xiy, XYIII, xix, XX, XXII, XXYII, Antrobus, P, Yin, xxyii. XXYIII. Antwerp, i. Ardes, lord of, xii. Apeltre or Appeltree, William de, xx, Ardwick, upper and lower, xyiii, xix. XXII. Arglass, countess of, xxvii. Aphthonius, grammarian, iy. Argyle, earls and dukes of, Y, xxyii, Apologetical Narration, XYiii. XXIX.

Apologia Catholica, ytii. Arie, E. Jehudah : notice of, xni. Apologists, the five, iy. Arimathea, Joseph of: his tomb at Apology for John WicJcliff, Yii. Grlastonbury, i. Apolyn (saynt), purtraytuxe of on Arithmetic, treatise on, iy. arras, XY. Arius, how to avoid the error of, xii. Apparitors, Yin. Arkel. See Erynach. Appelton, XX. Arlebuggin, or Axnoldsbiggin, xiy. ;

GENEEAL INDEX.

Arlecden, co. Cumb., viii, xxii. Asbbrook, ^, xn.

Arlev, CO. Chester, viii, xiv, XTii Ashburnham, lord, ix ; John earl of, park and chapel, notice of, Yiii. XXII. Arlington, lord, xiir. Ashby house and park, xxix. Armada, the Spanish, xiT. Ashdum, batayle at, xt. Armagh, bishop of, xxvii. Asheley, Jl, xtii, xxit. Armenian Christians, xiii. Ashenhurst, John, xxtii. Armetriding. }1, xxir. Asheton, |2, it, tii, xix, xxii. Armetrny, Joh. de, xxx. Ashfield, colonel, it, xxtii. Arminians and Armiuianism, i, it. Ashhurst, J2, xit, xix. Arminius, Grotius's lines on, xiii. Ashhurst's (Sir Henry) Life of Armistead, William, xxii. Natlianiel Heywood, xix. Armitage park, xit. Ashley, , co. Chester, Tin. Armitstead, Eev. John, Tin. Ashley, J2, Tin, xn.

Arms, college of, xia', xxit. Ashmole, Elias, xxtii ; notices of, Armstrong, Archie, the king's fool, XTII, XTIII. xiii, xit. See Archie and Jests. Ashmolean Society, Berkshire, xit. Armstrong, Ect. Mr., xxii. Ashover, co. Derby, xit. Arneway, £2, in, xx. Ashton, ft, II, IT, Tin, ix, xn, xtii, Arnheim defeats the Imperialists, i. XTIII, xxn, XXT, XXTII, XXTJII. Arnold, Dr., xrii. x^shtou, to\Tuship of Ashton-under-

Arnoldesrode, xx (///. Heleye). Liue, XIX ; township of , Tin. Arnset hall and tower, xxii. , near Lancaster, ii. Arnson, Matliew, Tin. Ashton -under -Line, n. Tin, xit,

Arosmythe, J2, xtii. XTIII ; account of, xix. Arpeley, a field in Warrington, xtii. Ashton- in -Makerfield, it; account of, Arragon, Catherine of, xit. xxn.

Arran, isle of, i. Ashton- upon -Mei'sey, it; account of, Arran, lord, xxii. Tin. Arras depaynted with pyctures and Ashurst, J5, IT, IX, xn, XTiii, xxn, hystoryes manyfolde, XT. XXTTI, XXTin.

Array, commission of, ii. Ashworth, J2, XIX, xxn. Arrow, Woodchurch, co. Chester, Tin. Ashworth, co. Lane, xit; account Arrowsmith, }^, xxtii, xxtiii. of, XIX. Arscot, Tho., xni. Askew, ^, XXII. Arstandincroft, xx (/iV. AVhiteword). Askrigg, XI \^. Arthur, kynge, xt. Asland river, Croston, xxn. Arundel, co. Sussex, ix. Aspden, f2, xtiii, xxii, xxtii. Arundel, earls of, XIT, XX. Aspinall, f2, xxn, xxtii. Arundel, ft. xxn. Aspinwall, J2, xn, xtiii, xxii. Arundel marbles, Tll. Asj)iwalsiche, xx {tit. Cromton). Ascliam, Eoger, amusements of, xit. Aspley in Penwortham, xxx. Ascham's murder, xn. Aspul, Ann, xxn.

Ascroft, J2, XI f, xxn. Assassination justified, xxT. " Ash, J2, xvni, xxvn. Asselle, an old word for as well," xit. VOLS I —XXX.

Asshawe, Ji, xix, xxii. Aubrey, John, xii, xiii, xit, xxit. Asshe, Eiehard, of Aiighton, xiv. Aubrey, Eev. Thomas, Tin. Asshe-cullord close, xiy. Audeushaw, township of Manchester, Asshes, XX {tit. Whalleye). XIX. Assheton, fl, vi, Yii, xiT, xvii, xix, Audilegh, Hugo de, xx. XX, XXII. Auditor, Mr. (Fanshaw), xit. Assheton chapel in Middleton church, Audlem, co. Chester, account of, Tin. XIV. Audlem, Thomas de, Tin. Asslieton's Journal, xix. Audley, origin of the Stanleys from, Assheworth, ||, xix. XXIX. Associated classis of Cheshire, iv. Audley, lord, i.

Astall, Tin. Audley, J5, xit, xtiii. Astbury in , account of. Audry (in some chronicles Edeldri-

Tin ; Newcome preaches at, xviii. tha and Etheldreda) , of Ely : Astelegh, Eic. de, xx. legendary account of, XT. Asterley, Eob. de, xx. Audyel, Henr. de, xx. Astle, CO. Chester, yiii, xiv. See Augeninus, IMartinus, xx.

Astall. Aughton, CO. Lane, ix, xit ; account Astley, township of Leigh, xix. of, XXII. Astley hall, notice of, xxii. Augustine (St.), xii, xxii. Astley, |i, Ti, Tin, xii, xxii. Aulym/b?^ Audlem, Tin. Aston, IX, XX. Aurengzebe, ix.

Aston chapelry, co. Chester, account of. Aust passage over the Severn, i. Tin. Austen, ^, XIII. Aston, |J, II, IT, Tin, ix, xii, xit, xix, Austin , account of the, XTli. XX, XXII, XXTIII. Austyn, who was sende from saynte

Astuna, Ji, xxx. Gregorye to convert England ; le- At-ale, atten-ale, alehouse, xit. gendary notices of, xt. Atheism, Newcome's inclination to, Avenant, Mr., xxtii. XTIII. Averroes, xiii. AtheiKsum, Marsh's two letters to, Awardescroft, xx {tit. Salebury). XXIT. Awbrey, Dr., xxit. Atherstone, co. York, i. Axtell, XII. Atherton, J^, ii, ix, xii, xiii, xit, Aykebergh, xx. XIX, XXII. Aykebergh, Adam de, xx. Atherton, co. Lane, xix. Aylesbury, earl of. Tin. Atherton hall, notice of, xxii. Aylmer, ^, xxii. Atherton street, , xii. Ayndoe, Thomas, xii. Athurton, Sir "William, xtii. Ayners, Thom. de, xx. Atkinson, fl, xit, xix, xxii. AjTihoe, living of, XTiii. Atkyns, Sir Eobert, xiii. Aynolesdale, ^., xx.

Atlantis (New) , by Lord Bacon : conti- Aynsley or Ainslie, Mr., t. nuations and imitations of, xiii. Aynsworth, f^, xix. Aton, Mr., xxTii. Ayntre, Ji, xx. Attiscros, old hundred of. Tin. Ayr, account of, i. :

8 GENERAL INDEX.

Ayres, abeucheriu Lincoln's Inn, xiv. Bagnald, Ji, xviii, xxvii. Ayry nourishmente, a term for the Bagnall, p, i, viii. Puritan exercise, xir. Bagot, Eic, XXVII. Aysgarth in AVensleydale, xiv. Bagott, Alexander, curate of Stalmine, Aytock, Eobert, xxii. XXII. Ayton town and castle, ir Bagshaw or Bagshawe, |l, viii, xviii, Ayton, lord, i. XIX, XXVII. Aytoun, Eoger, xix. Bagshot, XIII. Bagslade, xx. BABEAU, Monsieur, xxiy. Bagslate, xix. Baberham, xiii. Baguley, co. Chester, viii. Babington, Dr., xiii. Baguley, 0, viii, xix. Babington conspiracy (the), xxv. Baile, Mr., xxviii. Babthorpe, Jl, xiy. Bailey, ^, viii, xii, Baccheness in Haerlem, i. Bailey's Dictionary, xvil. Bacchus, Silenus and the satyrs, xir. Bailton, AVilliam, xxii. Bacford, xx. Baily (lieut.-geueral), capitulates to Bacford, J^, xx. Cromwell at Warrington, ii. Bache, in St. Oswald's, Chester, viii. Bainbridge, xiv. Bache, Mr., xxvii. Baines, fi, xxii, xxvii. Bachelors (knights) eaten out by the Baines's Lancashire, ii, vi, ix, xii, bai'onets, xiv. XIV, XVIII, XIX. , co. Chester: account of, Bains, ^, xxii. Tin. Baker, ft, iv, viii, xiii, xxviii. Backgammon, xiy. Baker's 3ISS., xiii, xix. Backhouse, William, attorney, xxviii. Balard gift, xii. Bacon, , a manuscript by him as- Balcarres, earls of: acquisition of serted to be in Trin. coll., ]3ublin, i. lauded property by, viii, xvii. Bacon, lord, vi, xiir, xviii, xxii. Balderstone, in Eochdale, account of,

Bacon, Nathan, xix. XIX ; in , account of: xxii. Badajos, wager respecting, ix. Balderstone, f2, xxii. Badbie, Edward, xiv. Baldingstone, near Bury, xiv.

Baddeley, co. Chester : account of, Baldock, xiii. VIII. Baldreston, xx. Baddestwysel, ^, xx. Baldreston, Ji, xx. Baddiley, William, xvin. Baldwin, P, vi, viii, xiv, xviii, xxii, Badelesmere, Grunceline de, xx. XXVII. Badger- o?- bowson-hunting, xiv. Baldwin on De Prestigiis, xviii. Bag lane, Warrington, xvii. Baldwyn, schoolmaster of Colne

Bagaley, Mr., of Newton, xxvii. notice of. A' i. Bagerley or Baguley, William, xxii. Baleman or Baileman, John, xxii. Baggaley or Baggerley, Humphrey, ii. Balfrunte, Ji, xvii. Bagge lane, Chester, viii. Balista, Geoffrey le, xxii. Bagmere near Brereton in Cheshire, Balistarius, Walterus, xx. See L'Ar-

superstition connected with, i, xiii. balastier. :

VOLS. I. — XXX. 9

Ball, |i, XII, XIII, XVIII, XXII, xxvii. Banister or Banistre family, of Pres-

Ball, name of a familiar spirit, ti. ton : notice of, xxii. Ballad of The Distracted Puritan, Bank haU, formerly Bank top, near quotation from, xrv. , xiv.

Balle, |i, XIII, XX. Bank hall, Croston : notice of, xxii. Ballieliack, Ireland, i. Bank hall, Walton, xii; notice of, Ballyskene, Ireland, a stately house, i. XXII. Balsac, xiii. Bank hill, Bowdeu, long the residence Balscliagli, |J, xx. of the Yawdreys, viii. Balshaw's house, Liverpool, xii. Bankes, ^, iv, ix, xxii. Balthasar, Christophorus, historian Banks, J^, vni, xii, xix, xxii, xxviii. character of, xiii. Banks's Extinct Baronage, ix. Balthrop, Mr., physician, xxiv. Banne, ^, iv, xviii, xxvii. Baltimore, the lords, i, xxviii. Bannister, ^, vi, xii, xxvii. Balyden, Simon, vicar of St. Oswald's, Banquet to Lord Strange at Man- Chester, viii. chester, II. Bamber, ^, ix, xii. and baptismal regeneration, Bambourg, John de, presbyter, xxii. legendary notices of, xv. Bambridge, Jl, viii, xxix. Baptism of witches, vi. Bamfeild, Mr., of Sherborne, xviii. Baptismal ceremonies at Amsterdam

Bamford, ^, iv, viii, xix, xx. and Edinburgh, i ; at Manchester,

Bamford hall. Bury : notice of, xix. XVIII.

Bamfurlong hall, Wigan : notice of, Barbadoes, connection of England with, xxii. XII. Bamuille, Phil, de, xx. Barbar, Mr., xxvii. Bamvile family, notice of, xxv. Barbor, P, xvii. Banaster, ^, xxii. Barber's land, "Warrington, xvii. Banastre, p, xii, xiv, xx, xxii, xxx. Barcroft, |i, xiv, xix, xxii.

Banbury peerage question, account of, Barcroft hall, Burnley : notice of, xxii.

XIV. Bardenay, Lincolnshire : legendary Banchouse, xx (tit. Warton). notices of, xv. Bancks, Legh, xxviii. Bardesley, Edmund, xix. Bancroft, ^, xiii, xiv, xxii, xxvii. Bardsley, Richard, xxvii. Band, captain, at the siege of Man- Bardsea, P, xxii. chester, II. Bardsea haE, Urswick, co. Lane: Bandini's Commentarii de Vita et notice of, xxii. Scriptis Joannis Baptist Donii, xiii. Barers, xx {tit. Aluetham). Ban-dog, why so named, iii. Baret, Elizabeth, xix. Bands worn by Taylor the water poet, Barker, ^, vni, xiii, xvii, xx, xxii, XIV. XXVII, XXVIII. Banester, Cliristopher, vice-chancellor Barking, co. Suifolk, xiii. of , ii. Barkley, a preignaunt poete, xv. Bangor, rural dean of, viii. Barkstead, ^, ix, xviii. Bangor monastery, legendary account Barlaeus, Caspar, on Elizabeth princess of, XV. palatine, xiii. C : ;

10 GENEEAL INDEX.

Barlow, £5, i, Tin, xnr, xiv, xtiii, Barrymore, earl of. Tin. XTX, XX, XXII, XXTII. Barrymore, AVilliam, Tin.

Barlow hall, Manchester: notice of, Barsley, J^, xtiit, xxtii. XIX. Barterley, toA^Tiship of Bartomley, Tin. Barnecroft, xx {fit. Whalleye). Barterton, toA\Tiship of Budworth, Tin. Barn-hey, Liverpool, xii. Bartherton, township of AVibunbury, Barn chapel in Manchester (New- Tin.

come's), XTIII. Bartholinus, Caspar : notice of, it. Barnard, fi, xxii. Bartholinus, Thomas, the Dane, Ti. Barnardiston, sir Samuel, xxtii. Bartholomew fair, revival of, xtiii. Barnes, Henry, xxii. Bartlet, Mr., xit. Barnet, near London, xrr. Bartomley, co. Chester: account of,

Barnet, Ji, ix, xtiii, xxtii. Tin ; massacre at, n. Barns, ^, tiii, xxii. Barton^ xni. Barnshaw-cum-Groosetrey chapel, Barton, township of Farndon, Tin.

Sandbach : account of, tiii. Barton, near Pj-eston : St. Lawrence's Barnside or Bernesete hall, Colue chapel in, xxii.

notice of, xxii. Barton manor, Eccles, xx ; notices of Barnstable " fair and pleasant," xiii it and the hall, xix. haTen of, i. Barton, ^, it, tiii, xii, xit, xtiii, Bamston liall, "Woodchurch, Tin. XIX, XX, XXII, XXTII. Barnston, fl, tiii, xit. Bartron, sir Thomas, xxii. Barnton, township of Budworth, tiii, Barue sive Barrow, xx. XIT. Barvis, Eev. , xix. Barnwell, xiii. Barwick, ^, Tin, xiii, xtiii, xxii, Baron, ^, xxii. XXTII.

Baronetage, xii. Basford hall, Wibunbury : notice of, Baronets, observations respecting, xit. Tin.

Baronius, Ca?sar : notices of, tii, xiii. Bashall, XIT. Baroue, Jl, xx. BaaCkiKov Awpov, for whom written, Barrat, William, it. III. Barret or Barrett, ^, tiii, xiii, xtiii, Basil, XIII. XIX, XXII, xxtii. Basylyns (saynt) purtrayed in ryche Barrett MSS. in Chetham library, tysshewe, xT. xtiii. Basingwerk, xt ; notices of the abbey, Barrie, co. Glamorgan, i. TII, Tin. Barrington, xiii. Basingwerk, Willm. abbas de, xx. Barrington, captain, Eii. Basire, Dr. Isaac : account of, xiii. Barritt, — , xii. Baskawe grange. Tin. Barron, Thomas, xtiii. Baskervyle, fl. Tin, xa^iii, xxtii. Barrow, co. Chester: account of, Tin. Basle, singular will of a rabbi at, i. Barrow, Ji, tiii, ix, xiii, xit, xxii, Basuett, |i. Tin, xix. XXTIII. Basnett-street, Liverpool, xn.

Barrowclogh, xx {tit. "Whalleye). Bass island, notices of, i. Barry, fl. vni. Basteen, Mr., of Dover, xxtiii. VOLS. I. — XXX. 11

Bast\vick, Dr. John : sufferings of, iv. Beachin manor house, Codington, Sataile of Brampton, extract from, Cheshu-e, viii. XXIX. Beachley passage, on the Severn, i.

Bate, Elizabeth : murder by, xyiii. Beak, Mr., xxviii. Bateman lliS. of the " Song of Lady Beal, ^, XIII. Bessy," xxix. Beale, ^, xiii, xir, xxvii. Bates, P, XIII. Beamont's Warrington in 1465, xxii.

Bath, CO. Somerset, xiii ; notices of, Beard, William, xviii, xxvii. I, IT, XXV. Beards, angelical and thanksgiving, Bath and "Wells, Eobert Burnell bishop XIII. of, VIII, XX. Beardsall, Jo., xxvii. Bath, Eobert, vicar of Eochdale, xiv, Bearsill, Mrs., xviii.

XXII ; notices of, ii, xix. Beast market or Heath street, War- Bath, Mr., xviii, xxvii. rington, XVII. Bathegrall, Will, de, xx. Beasts, instruments for mannes salva- Batho, Edward, viii. cyon, XV. Bathurst, Dr. Ealph, xiii. Beatson, ix. Batterise in Bowland, xiv. Beauehamp's (lady) gardens, xiii. Battlefield college, notice of, xxii. Beauclerc, ^, ix, xxii.

Battler at Oxford, fees of a, xii. Beaucliffe hall, Eccles : notice of, xix.

Battles, Auglo-Saxon : legendary Beaumaris, Anglesey, ix. notices of, xv. Beaumont-cote, in Skerton, Bolton-

Battori, Stephen, king of Poland, le-sands : notice of, xxii. xiii. Beaumont hall, xxii. Bautrie, xiv. Beaumont, p, i, v, viii, xiii, xiv, xx. Bawdrie (baldric), a girdle, xiv. Beawsee, manor of, xvii. Bawes, xx (tit. Walton). Bebington, co. Chester: account of, Baxenden, xix. VIII. Baxter, |i, iv, vi, viii, xii, xiii, xvii, Beby, John, and Anna his wife, xviii. XVIII, XXVII. Beccy, a holy preeste from the North, Bayle's Dictionary, xiii. XV.

Baylegh, xx. Becher, John Joachim : account of, Baylegh, Joh. de. xx. XIII. Bayley, township of Eibchester: chan- Beck, P, XVIII, XXII, xxvii. try founded there, xxii. Beck's History of Furness Ahhey, Bayley, ||, viii, xii, xiv, xviii, xix, XXII. XXII, XXVII. Becke, Tho., xxvii.

Bayhe, Nicholas : notice of, vii. Beckermet, the churches of, xxii. Bayliffe of St. Werburge, his crime Becket, p, vii, viii, xviii, xxii. and punishment, xv. Beckington, Thomas de, bishop of

Baylue, a Dutch high-sheriff, i. Wells : notice of, i. Bayly, Dr., physician to queen Eliza- Becon on the support of poor scholars, beth, XXIV. VIII. Baynes, ^, ii, xxii. Beconsall alias Hesketh Bank, co.

Baynham, ^, i, xii. Lane. : account of, xxii. :;

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Bede, venerable, xv ; his tomb aud J3elefeld, Ji, .xx.

monument, i. Belfast, IX, xii ; notice of, r. Bedell, bishop, xir, xtiii. Belfeld, ^, xit, xix.

Bedford, in Leigh, co. Lane, xii, xix. Belfield, Arthur, of Clegg hall : notice Bedford, Ingelram de Gynes earl of, of, Tin.

XXII. Belfield hall, Milnrow : account of, xix. Bedford, John duke of (temp. Henry Belfore, Mr., xxtii. YI.), xxii. Jielgrave in Eccleston,co. Chester, tiii. Bedlam, visits to, xviii. Bell, ^, I, II, IT, rx, xiii, xtiii, xix, Bedlam {Tom of) the Tinker, a play, xxii, xxtii. XIT. Bell inn, Gray's-inn lane, xit.

Bedlam (Tom a), a tune, xia'. Bell, to bear the : probable origin of Bedlams (Tom o'), licensed beggars: the adage, in. account of, xit. Bell-foundiug " antichristian," xtiii. Bedlo or Bedloe, Tom, a masque cha- Bells in Edinburgh, i. racter, XIT. Bellamont, earl of, xxtiii.

Bedsteads of the reign of James I. Bellarmyne, it ; his Works, " foure described, xit. books of," XIX. Bedwin, ix. Bellasis, Mr. sergeant, xxn. Bee, JJ, XIII, xxTii. Belle, John, xtii. Beech, William, killed in church by Bellford, near Holy isle, i. lightning, xxrii. Belling's History of the late Warre in Beecher, Mr., xiii. Ireland, xii. Beechton, township of Sandbach, Tin. Bellingham, Ji, T, Tin, xit, xxn. Beer (charter-), "thick muddy stuff," i. Bellis, P, Tin, xix. Bees and beehives, i. Bello-Becco. See Erynach. Bees (St.), college of, xrr. Bellocampo, Walterus de, xx. Beesley, Eichard, xxtiii. Bellomonte, ^, xx. Beeston, township of Bimbury, Tin Bellot, ^, Tin. surrender of the castle, xxtii. Bellum Papale, by James, Tii. Beeston, J2, tiii, xiii. Bellusbe, Harry, ix. Beeston' s Wbr/ces, xtiii. Belljni's lande, Warrington, xtii. Beetham church, in Westmoreland Beloe's Anecdotes of English Litera- notice of, xix. ture, XIT. Begging corn, a Cheshire custom, tii. Belot, ^, XXTII. Behmen, Jacob, xiii. Belsetanabbe, xx {tit. Bilyngton). Beighton, ^, xtiii, xix. Belson, Mr., xiii. Beime, xii. Belton's field, Halton, Cheshire, Tin. Bek, ^, XX. Belvoir castle, old panelled pictui'e Bekansgill or Vale of Nightshade, in of Henry VII. at. Tin.

Furness, xxii. Benbow, captaui : reasons for his exe- Beke, Thomas, xix. cution at Shrewsbury, n. Bekyngham, Elias de, xx. Bendall, captain, it. Belasyse, j3, tiii, xtx. Bendgcr, sir Thomas, auditor to Bele, riv., xx. queen Elizabeth, xxtt. VOLS I— XXX. 13

Bendyshe, sir Thomas, ambassador Ad. de, XX. to Constantinople, xiii. Berisford, Mr., xvili. Benedycte (saynt) and his couent Berkeley, Mr. Grawain, minister of

purtrayed : his rule monestyeall Scarisbrick chapel, xxii. adopted by saynt "Werbnrge, xv. Berkenhead manor, account of, Yiii. Benefice (the), Wild's comedy of, an- Berkenhead priory, in "Wii-rhall, yiii. notated by Newcome, xyiii. Berkenhead, |l, viii. Benfield, Amada^us, yii. Berkenhend, xii. Benfield, Dr. Sebastian: notice of, yii. Berkshire, property of the Grarways Benn, ^, ix. in, IX. Benn- street, Liverpool, xii. Berlin, superstition at, i.

Bennet, ^, Yiir, xviii, xxrv. Bermudas, the : Waller's lines upon, Bennett, Jl, i, viii, xii, xxii. XIII. Bennisou, i®, xxii. Bernard, ^, xiii, xx.

Benoilt, Thomas, clarencieux : his Bernard's Catalogue, Yii ; Gzdde to Lancashire visitations, xxrv. Grand Jurymen, Yi. Benson, |i, viii, xiv, xix. Bernardi, John, xxviii. Benson's Belation, a rare tract in Bernardus, cocus, xxx. Chatham library, xrv. Bernderlond, xx. {tit. Kyuerdale).

Bentham, Christopher, a Liverpool Berne, Switzerland, xiii ; accoimt of printer, i. a thirteen years' abstinence from

Bent, |i, xviii, xxvii. food at, I. Bent hall, Oldham, in 1849 a hat Berneston, GrUb. de, xx. warehouse, xix. Bernier's Abridgement of Grassendi's

Bentivoglio (cardinal) on Stanley's Pliilosopliij, XIII ; Account of the surrender of Deventer, xxy. Court of Aurengzehe, ix. Bentivolio, i.e. Dr. Nathaniel Ingelo, Bernulphus, kyng of Mercians, de- XIII. feated by the Danes, xv. Bentivolio, character of the work of Berry, ^, vii, ix, xyiii, xix, xxii. that name, xiii. Berta the kynges doughter of France Bentley, Ji, iv, Yiii, xin, xxvii. married to Ethelbryc of Kent, xv. Bently, ix. Berthualdus, archbishop of Canter- Bentwood, in E-ochdale, xix. bury, xv. Benuille, JJ, xx. Bertie, Montague, earl of Abingdon, Beorswyde, queue of Deiram, mother yiii.

of St. Hilda, xv. Berwick, description of, i ; taking of,

Berckley, Mrs. : siugular dream re- XXIX. specting, XXYII. Berwick, duke of, xxyiii. Berdeshull, Jl, xx. Beseley, Chris., viii. Berdeword, Willmus de, xx. Besse, aunt, xiy. Berdisley, fl, xvii. Best, Henry, xiii. Bereford, Willmus de, xx. Beswicke, p, v, xiv, xyiii, xix, xxyii, Beresford, Mr., xxyiii. XXYIII. Berewyk, Patricius, xx. Besiviclce JEvidences, xix. Bergen, walls of, i. Betham, fi, i, xxii. . . :

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Bethom church. See Beetham church Bigot family, incidental notices of, Bethone, fl, xx. Tin. Betley occupied by prince Eupert, ii. Bikeden, xx {tit. Whiteword). Bets on the war with France in 1 706, Bikerton in Malpas, Tin.

IX. Biley grange, Middlewich : notice of, Beverley, jS, xiii, xxvii. Tin. Bewerton, township of Aldford, Che- Billiard, Jarvis, " a judicious apothe- shire, vni. cary," I. Bewerton, to^vnship of Audlem, Che- Billiards, xiT; played by Newcome, shire, VIII. XTIII.

Bewsey hall, Warrington : notice of, Billing, 1^, Tin, xxii.

XXII. Billinge or Billing, xiT ; account of, Bewsey tragedy, origin of the, xyii. XXII. Bexton, Job. de, xx. Billingsgate, xii. Bexton, township of Nether KJnuts- Billingsley, Mr., XTiii. ford. Tin. Billington, JJ, xxii. Bexton hall, Eosthorne, in 1845 a Bills, Yonker de, a famous empiric farm house. Tin. accoiuit of, XIII. Bexwicke, ii, ix, xix. Bilson, frauds of the boy of, ti. Bexwicke bridge, near Manchester, Bilyngton, xx. XIX. Bilyngton, ^, xx. Beyton, Eob. de, xx. Binby village, near Budworth, Tin.

Beza, xiT portrait of, i. Bindloss, ; ^, n. Tin, xxii. Bibby, John, xit. Binghall, Mr., of Acton, xxtii. Bibles, notices of various, xiii. Bingham's, John, Tactics of ^lian, Blhliogra])1iia Gallica universalis, xiii. XIT.

Bibliography, English : great want of Bingley, Eobert Benson lord, xxii; a body of, xiii. notice of. Tin. Bihliotheca CJiymica by Borell, xiii. . Biograpliia Britannica, astonishing Bickerstaff", IVIargaret, xxii. judgment of the writer of Ash- Bickerstath, Ji, xx. mole's Life in, xiii.

Bickersteth or Bickerstaffe, co. Lane, Birch, near Manchester, it ; account IT. of, XIX. Bickersteth or Bicksteth, Thomas, ix, Birch, ^, II, IT, IX, xii, xiii, xtiii, Bickerton, J2, Tin, xxtii. XIX, XXII, XXIT, XXVII. Bickley in Malpas, Tin. Birch, its value as a lamia-fuge, vi. Bideford, co. Devon, i. Bio'ch 3ISS., XIT.

Bidston, co. Chester, i, xii ; account Birch's Elizahetli, xxrx. of, Tin. Birch's Life of Cudworth, xiil. Bierley family, trial of some of its Birchall, |2, Tin, xxii. members for witchcraft, ti. Birchard, AValterus de, xx. Bigg, George, xxii, Birchehalgh, xx {tit. ttarneworth) ]?igland, J2, xxii. Birchgreuc, xx (//Y. Eeued).

Bigland hall, Cartmell : notice of, Birchehos in Farnword, xx. XXII. Birchenley, near Eochdale, xix. ;

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Birches, Eic. de, xx. Black knight of Nappa, i.e. sir Thomas Bircheyn, Job. de, xs. Metcalf, XIT.

Bircle cum Bamford new (in 1846) Blackadder, John : imprisonment of, church, Middletou, xix. I. Bird, Jl, Tin. Blackborne huntsman, payment to, Birdpolt, CO. Dorset, xiii. XIT.

Birkenhead, ix ; siirrendered to the Blackburn, ti, tiii, xit, xix ; account

parliament, ii. See Berkenhead. of, xxii ; occupied by the parlia- priory, the Liverpool gran- mentary forces, II.

ary of, XII. Blackburne, J5, Tin, xix, xxii, xxtiii. Birkenhead, Ji, ii, it, xxtii. Blackburnshire, copyholders of, xit. Birkley, William, a pseudonym of Blackelache, xx (tit. Spotlond). John Austen a Eoman- Blackenhall, township of Wibunbury, Avriter, xiii. Tin. Birkyn, Jac. de, xx. Blaekett, sir Edward, Tin. Birley, Isabel, establishes a free Blackhead's (Stephen) conspiracy with school at Kirkham, xxii. Eobert Young against bishop Spratt, Birmingham, alleged conflict at, ii. XXTIII. Bimard, J^, xit. Blackiston or Blackstone, ^, i, ii. Birom, ^, xTii, xxii. Blackledge, fl, xxii. Biron, |J, xiT, xix, xx. See Device. Blackleech, James, xxii. Birthday (or " baptizeinge day ") of Blackley chapel, incident of the plague Henry Newcome, xtiii. at, IT, Births (the three) of man: nativity, Blackley hall, near Middleton, xit. baptism, burial, XT. Blackmore, Jl, ix, xii, xtiii, Birtles, township of Prestbury, Tin. , a hamlet of Poulton, xxii Biscoe, Edward, xxii. Vauxhall, near Blackpool, a seat of Biscopham, Eic. de, xx. the Tyldesleys, xit.

Biscopheym, xxii. Black rock, Magu island, Ireland, i.

Bishopricks in Scotland and Ireland, i. Blackrod, account of, xix. Bishops - Auckland, portraits in the Blacks (for mourning) forbidden by palace at, i. John Bruen, xit. Bishops- Castle, ix. Blackstone, sir Philip, n. Bishops' sees removed by William the Blackstone edge, fortifications and conqueror, XT. skirmishes upon, n.

Bishopsthorpe, account of, i. Black-stone examination at Glasgow Bispham, ^, Tin, xxii. described, it. Bispham in Amounderness, account Blackwall (Swarte-wael) inYoornland,

of, XXII. I. Bispham halls in Billinge and Croston, Blackwell, Mr., it. notices of, xxii. Blacon, tithes of, Tin. Bixteth or Bixstath, Ji, xii. Blaew, XIII. Bixteth-street, Liverpool, xii. Blage, Peter, chantry priest, Tin. Black's (W. H.) Catalogue of the Asli- Blagge, Margaret, afterwards Mrs. mole 3ISS., XIII. Godolphin, xit. ; ;

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Blair, sir James Hunter : marriage Blesdikius, xiii.

of, I. Bletso, Dr., xxtii. Blaire, captain, xxviii. Blevin, Thomas, xxii. Blak riv., xx. Bliss (Ashmole's Way to), character Blake, ^, riii, xtt. of, xiii. Blakeacre in Farington, xxx. Blome, XII, xviii.

Blakeburn, xx ; de capella, xx ; con- Blomeley, sir John, clerk, yiii.

stab., XX ; vicarii et personse de, xx Bloudel, JDavid : account of, xiit. Adam de, xxx. Bloodworth, sir Thomas, knt., and his Blakeburne, f2, xx. daughter, xii. Blakeburnschir senescalli, xx. Bloomsmithy or wood-rents, xxii. Blakebuttes, xx (Jit. Bac-ford). Blore-heath, battle of, Tin, x-\T[I. Blakeelogh, xx {tit. Spotloud). Blosse, rev. sir Francis Lynch, i. Blakecroft, xx {tit. Aluetliam). Blount, fi, XIII, xxT. Blakehurst, AVilliam, xvii. Blount's Laiv Dictionary, extract Blakelaclie, xx {titt. Carleton parva, from, XTii. Chadewyk, Whelton). Blue-coat schools, Chester, Tin. Blakeley, co. Lane, account of, xrx Blundell (Ince-), township of Sefton, its meeting-house pulled down in XXII. 1715, V. See Blackley. Blundell, |^, ii, tiii, ix, xii, xtii, xix, Blakelowc, xx {tit. Eccles). XX, xxii, xxtii, xxtiii. Blakepughul, xx {tit. Cliadewyk). Blunt's Committee, extract from, xii. Blakerode, Hugh de, xix. Blythe, ^, Tin, xit. Blakesawe, xxx. Boardman, ^, xtiii, xxii, xxtii. Blakesik, xx {tit. "Whiteword). Boate, Mr., xxtii. Blakslade, xx {tit. Spotlond). Boats (passage-) between Haerlem

Blakeston, Mr., xiii. and Amsterdam, i. lilakestrindheued, xx (^^^."Wh^teword). Boccalini, Trajan : account of, xiii.

Blakey, fi, xxii. Bochart, Samuel : account of, xiii.

Blanche meadow, Warrington, xvii. Bodin or Bodinus, John, xtiii ; no- Bland, ^, viir, xtt, xviii, xix, xxvii. tices of, Ti, xiii. Blanshard, Gilb. de, xx. Bodkin, a game, xit.

Blare, James, i. Bodleian library, tii, xiii. Blasdale, James, xix. Bodley, sir Thomas, tii. Blasshes in Penwortham, xxx. Bodmin, xii.

Blaston, Gilb de, xx. Boggard-hole, near Hoarstones , Pendie, Blawith, CO. Lane, account of, xxii. TI. Blaybome, William, ix. Boguslaus, XIII. Blaynbome, John, ix. Bohemia, Elizabeth queen of, i, xiii Bleacsley, a taylor, xiii. her marriage, xit ; princess Eliza- Bleamore, Mr., xxvii. beth her daughter, i, xiii. Bleasdale, the Parkinsons of, xiv. Bohemian brethren, xiii. Blease, Mr., tiii. Bohemian Persequution, xtiii. Blencowe, Ji, xxit. Bohun, J2, XX. Blescdale peramb., xx. Bois-le-duc, fortifications of, i. :

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Bold, |l, ir, IV, IX, XII, xiT, xviii, xix, Bonney's Life of Jeremy Taylor, cha- XX, XXII. racter of, XIII. Bold chapel in Farnworth church Bonvile, William lord, xxii. account of, xxii. Boodle, Mr., xviii.

Bold hall, Farnworth : account of, xxii, BooJc oftlie Garter by Ashmole, XTiii. Bolden, John, xxii. Boolce of Ilartyrs, xviii. Boleign, Stephen earl of, xxii. Book borrowers and promisors, xiii. Boleyn, sir Thomas, xit. Books, Newcome's favourite, xviii. Bolinbroke, Henry de, afterwards Booker or Bowker, ^, xviii, xxvii. Henry lY., xxii. Bookland, a free-tenure charter, vii.

Bolingbroke, St. John viscount, ix. Booth hall. Bury : accoiuit of, xix.

Bolland, xiv. Booth-lane, near Sandbach : battle at, Bollin fee, , viii. II.

Bollin hall, Wilmslow : notice of, viii. Booth, 1^, I, II, IV, VI, VIII, IX, XII, Bollin river, viii. XVIII, XIX, XXII, XXVII, XXVIII. Boiling family, xix. Booth's Salford chapel, xviii, xix. , township of Bowden, viii. Boothman, Jane, vi.

Bollington, township of Prestbury, Booths hall, within Worsley, Eccles : viii. account of, xix.

Bollington, township of Bosthorne, Booths hall, Eosthorne : notice of, VIII. VIII. Bolton in Bowland, xiv. See Boulton. Booths-town, Eccles, xix. Bolton-le-moors, viii, ix, xii, xiii, Bootle mill, profits of, xii. See Botyll.

XIV, xviii ; account of, xix ; inci- Bootle, ^, II, IX, XII, XIV, XVIII, xxii. dents in, during the Civil wars, Borderers, how they fought at Pres- II, IV. ton, V.

Bolton-le-sands, viii ; account of, xxii. Bordley, William, minister of Hawks-

Bolton-upon-Swale, xix. head : his letters to bishop Grastrell, Bolton, duke of, viii, XXII. Bolton, iS, I, VIII, IX, XIV, XVIII, xix, Bordman, ^, viii, xix. XX, XXII, XXVII, XXVIII. Bordrigge, James, xxii.

BonaVentura's Be Alls Seraphim,, Boreel, Adam : accoimt of, xiii.

where to be found, xiii. Borell, Peter : account of, xiii.

Bonaventure, ship, i. Borlase's book on Ireland, xii.

Bond, i^, XIII, XXII. Boroughbridge, eo. York., viii. Bonebury, viii. Boroughbridge, of, viii. Bongrace, a sort of hood, i. Boroughreeve of Manchester, Eichard Boniface " the idol-" of Bunbury, Halliwell, vintner, xiv. Cheshire, xiv. Borowgh, William, a Muscouy pilot, Boniface, pope, xv. XXIV. Bonk, XX {tit. Spotlond). Borrett, Mr., xxii. Bonke-street, Warrington, xvii. Borromeo's tomb, xviii. Bonkhouses, xx (tit. Aluetham). Borsley chapel, viii.

Bonner, Edmund, bishop of London, Berwick, in Warton : account of ma-

XXIV ; notices of, viii. nor, chapel and hall, xxii. D ..

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13oscobel, XIV. Boules, sir John, ix. Boscley, in Prestbury: account of, Boulogne, Stephen earl of, afterwards Tin. king of England, xxn. Bosseu, hamlet of CheacUe, Chesliire, Bouls or Boals, William, ix. VIII. Boulton, xiT, XIX. townsliip of Tin Boulton, II, Tin, xii, xx. , Davenbam, ; fl, ball, notice of, viii. Bound, Cuthbert, minister of "Warm- " Bostock, Ji, Tin, IX, xxii. well ; bis testimony to a wonderful Boston, bad character of, xxTii. matter," xiii. Bosvile, Thomas, of Edlington, xtiii. Bourbon, duke of, xit.

Boswell, fl, Tii, XIII. Bourcbier, sir Henry : extracts from Boswell's Sale Catalogue, extract bis correspondence, tii. from, xxrr. Bourdehowse, xx {tit. Wballeye). Boswortb, ft, xxiT. Bourding, meaning of, tit.

Bosworth, battle of, xxix. Bourgeois, sir Erancis : his bequest to Boteler, fl, Tin, xtii. DuhTich college, xiii. " Botfield, Beriah, of Norton ball, xxin. Bourignon, Antoinette : her long Bothe, ^, XIX. line" of woi'ks, xiii. Bothcstede, xx {tit. Stauword). Bourn, Sam., xiii.

Bothestudyerdb, xx {tit. A\liiteword) Bourne, J2, n, xiii, xit, xtiii, xxn, Botbome, xx (tit. Bilyngton). XXIT, XXTII, XXTIII. Bothomley, Eob., Tin. Bousfield, James, xxn. Botiler, ^, xx. Bouskill, James, xxn. Botiller, fi, xtii, xxii. Boussel, Eob., xx. Botley, Samuel, xiii. Boutefeus, meaning of, it. Botsaccus, xni. Bovill, W. de, xxn. Botteley, John, Tin. Bows, various makes of, xit.

Bottiger's Geschichte von Sachsen, Bowden, co. Chester, i ; account of,

extract from, xtiii. Tin ; Adam Martindale's experi- Bottoms hall in Mottram, notice of, ences at, IT.

Tin. Bowden, i^, Tin, ix, xxn. Bottoms hall in Whaley, notice of, Tin. Bowen, tide-surTeyor, ix. Botyler, John le, xxn. Bower, |2, xix. Botyll (J5ootle), co. Lane, ix. Bowes, ^, XIT, XIX, XXII. Boucbier, Thomas, advocate, Tin. Bownng at the altar not enjoined, i. Bouderuydyng, t, xx (tit. Bilyngton) Bowker, ^, n, xin, xtiii. Bouderuydyng, ^, xx. Bowland and its forest, xit. Bougerelle's Memoir ofPeter Gassendi, Bowles, |2, xiii, xxtii. XIII. Bowling, xit. Boughey, Mrs., Tin. Bowling greens, xit ; notice of one at Bougbton, Chester, xix; account of, Liverpool, ix. Tin. Bowet, Henry, of Eicb- Bouillier's (Francisgne) Historic et mond, afterwards archbishop of Critique de la Ecvolution Cartesi- York, XXII. enne, xiii. Bowman, JS, xxn. .

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Bowson, 'local name for a badger, xiv. Bradford, township of Manchester, xix.

Bowyer, Foster and John, yiii. Bradford, co. York, i, xiy ; defeat of Bowzing gentlemen, xiv. Fairfax at, ii.

Box trees in form of soldiers, i. Bradford (East-), near Clitheroe : notice Boydell chapel in Grrappenhall church, of the manor of, xiy. YIII. Bradford, earls of, Yni, xix, xxii. Boydell, ^, viii, xyii, xx. Bradford, p, i, yiii, xix. Boyle, a favourite author with H. Bradford's Letters, XYiii.

Newcome, xYin. Bradley, co. Staiford : account of the Boyle, ^, Yi, IX, xiii. lease rent of, yiii. Boylesnape, xx (tit. Barton). Bradley, township of , yiii. Boylston, Dr., xiii. Bradley halls in Barthomley and Bud-

Boyne river at Drogheda, i. worth, notices of, yiii ; in Eecleston Boynton (" treacherous" colonel) slain and Chipping, notices of, xxii. at Wigan, ii. Bradley manor, Warrington, an an-

Boys, John, D.D., fellow of Chelsea cient seat of the Haydocks : descrip- college, XIII. tion of, XYII. Brabazon, Edward lord, earl of Meath, Bradley, 0, yiii, xxii, xxyiii.

XII ; Mary his wife, i. Bradocke, William, xii. Brabin, Eobt., one of the electors of Bradshaigh, Jl, yiii, xxii. Henry Newcome, xxyii. Bradshaw, 0, ii, iy, yiii, ix, xii, xiy, Brabine, John, founder of Chipping XYIII, XIX, XXII, xxyii, xxyiii. school, XXII. Bradshaw hall and chapel, Bolton-le-

Bracebridge, Jil, yiii. moors : accounts of, xix.

Bracebrugge, Gralfr. de, xx. , township of Sandbach, yiii ; Brackley, viscounts, xiY, xix. hall, notice of, yiii. Bradborn, John, yiii. Brahe, coxmt Nielsen, xiii. Bradbury, ^, yiii, xxii. Braithwaite, ^, xxii. Braddall, Jo., parliamentary captain, Bramber, ix, xii. XIY. Brambley, co. York, iy. Braddon, Mr., ix. Bramhall, archbishop, i. Braddyll, Jl. ii, yiii, xiy, xix, xxii, Bramhall, bishop, xiii. XXYIII. Brampton, arrival there of the insur-

Braddyll hall, Langho, Blackburn : gents, Y.

notice of, xxii. Brand's Antiquities, xiy ; extract from Bradebrok, xx (tit. "WythenhuU). on witchcraft, yi.

BradehuU, f=i, xx. Brandearth, fields at Warrington, xyii. Bradelegh, fi, xx. Braudenburgh, elector of, xiii. Bradeley, township of Malpas, yiii. Brandlesholme, Henry de, and Alice Bradeley, "William, vintner, York, xiy. his daughter, xix. Bradell or Braddyll, John, ii. Brandlesholme hall, in Elton near

Braderuyding, xx (titt. Eccleshul, Bury : notices of, xiy, xix. Reued) Brandon, p, yiii, xiy, xxyiii. Bradeschagh, xx (tiff. Stanword, Brandt (Graspar) and Van Cattenburg's Whiteword). Life of Grotius, xiii. .

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his descend- Bras, fl, XX. Bretargh, William, and Brasijigton, xiii. ants, XXII. Braules, xrv. Bretharue, xx. Brawdrick, a " barbarous " Yorksbire Bretharue, Eob. de, xx. robber, it. Bretharwe, xx (i^?Y. Wolueton) Bray or Braye, p, YUi, xix, xxii. Bretbergh, lieutenant: notice of, ii. BrajTies's expedition to Jamaica, ix. Bretherton, JJ, ii, ix, xxii. Tin. Brazeuose college, Oxford, ix ; notice Bretland, j3, of, XII. Breton, Alanus de, xx. Bread turned to stone, i. Breton, Eog. de, xxx. Bread silver, xxii. Brett, Jl, XIII, xiT. Breares, Ji, xiv. Brettargh, Mr., of Aigburtb, ix. Brearley, ^, xir, xix. Brettestrete, xx (tit. Dounom).

Breda, xiii ; declaration of, xyiii. Bretton, Ji, xtiii. Bredebury, Stepbanus de, xx. Breuse, Hugo de, xx. Bredekyrk, ^, xx. Brewer (rev. J. S.) on Antonio de Do- Bredow, co. Worcester: Dr. Jobn Pri- minis and Thorndike, xiii. deaux dies at, xiii. Brewerton/br Bewerton, Tin. Breerlyclose, xx (/?Y."Whalleye). Brewery at Shrewsbury, i.

Brecrs, /fi, ix, xxyiii. Brewyer, serjeant-major : Tictory of, Breise, Patrick, vii. II. Brendebotheker, xx (t it. Whiteword). Brexen, Willmus de, xx. Hrendescoles, xx. See, in same vol., Brexis, Hugo de, xx. Stanword and AVTielton. Brian, Ralph, i. Brandescoles, B-ic. de, xx. Brickley hall, Wigan, xxii. Brendewod per div., xx. Brick-making at Dort, i. Brendewod, 0, xx. Bricticus, kyng of West Saxon, xt. Brendlegb in Penwortbam, xxx. Bridde, James, xix. Brennan in Bowland, xiv. BriddestwyseU, xx. Brent, sir Natbaniel, xiii. Briddestwysell, JJ, xx. Brentford, battle of, ix. Briddock, Ji, xtiii. Breres, j3L, xix, xxri. Brideoak, }2, ii. Tin, xtiii, xxii.

Breretou, co. Chester, xii, xiii ; ac- Bridge, peculiar use of the word, xtii.

count of, Till ; some of Pell's MSS. Bridge (the), Liverpool : why built once remaining at, xiii. where never water runs under, xii. Brereton green, viii. Bridge at Warrington, historical ac- Brereton hall, account of, viii. count of, XTII.

Brereton, ^, i, ii, iii, iv, v, Tin, xii, Bridge hall, Bury : account of, xix. XIII, XTIII, XIX, XX, XXIII, XXTII, Bridge-Trafford hall, Plemstow, Che-

XXTIII, XXIX. shire : notice of. Tin. Brereton's (sir William) Travels, xiii. Bridge-street, Warrington, xtii. Brerewood, ^, it, vrii, ix. Bridge's alley, Liverpool, xii. Brescy, Rob. de, xx. Bridges in England and Scotland, Bresseux, xrri. notice of some of the finest, i. Bret, Dr., xxvii. Bridge, il, vni, xri, xix. VOLS. I— XXX. 21

Bridgeman or Bridgman, ^, i, ii, rv, at Turton and Wahnesley, iv, xix, VI, VIII, IX, XII, XIII, XIV, xvm, XXVII. XIX, XXII, XXVII. Bristol, IX, XII, XIII, xviii; descrip-

Bridgeman's chapel in Bolton church, tion and various notices of, i. See XIX. Brystowe. Bridgeman's chapel, Grreat Lever, Britmmia Baconica by Childrey, no-

Middleton : account of, xix. tice of, XIII.

Bridges, Mr., xxvii. Britholm, xx (;f«Y. Aluetham).

Bridgett, Mrs. : her evidence at the British Bihliogra/pher, xxix. Manchester trials, xxviii. Britland, Mrs., xviii.

Bridgewater, account of, i ; siege of, Britons, legendary notices of the, xv. XVIII. Brittaiue, Spencer, xviii.

Bridgewater, dukes of, xix ; earls of, Britton, John, xrv ; his Memoirs of I, XIV, XIX. Aubrey, xiii. Briebec in Normandy, sir Bertine En- Bristar, Mr., ix. twisle (a hero of Agincourt) vis- Broadbent, Caleb, xvrii. count and baron of, xix. Broadhead, Caleb, xviii, xxvii. Brienne, secretary of Louis XY. of Broadhulme, near Manchester, xviii. France, x"\t:ii. Broadhurst, |l, xix, xxvii. Briercliffes (the), a gloomy and fated Brochol, Eoger de, xxii. race, vi. Brocholes, p, xx. Brierley, Jl, xrv, xix, xxii. Brock, $i, vrii. Brierwood, Eobert, of West Chester, Brockbank house, Liverpool, xii. XXVIII. Brockbank, Christopher, xii.

Brieux's (M. de) happy and elegant Brocke, William, of Upton : account lines on the death of Bochart, xiii. of, VII. Brigge, E.ie. de, xx. Brockfurlong in Farington, xxx, Briggs, p, VII, IX, XXII. Brockhole and Braddyll, estate so Brigheye, xx (^^Y.Whalleye). named, xiv. Bright, ji, II, XIII, XXIX. Brockholes, Ji, xrv, xix.

Brightmeade, xix. Brockholes hall, Preston : notice of, Brightmet, co Lane, xiv. XXII. Brighton, Joh. de, xx. Brockholls, Nicholas de, xxii. Brikerton, viii. Brocklesley, |l, viii.

Brill, Holland, i. Brodehalgh, xx. See in same vol. Brimesburgh, Saxon monastery of, Spotlond. VIII. Brodehalgh, ^, xx. Brimsage, tovnaship and hall in Brom- Broderode, xx {tit. Spotlond).

borough, Cheshire : account of, Brodestone, xx {tit. Sadelword). VIII. Brodhalgh, xx {tit. Chadewyk).

Brindle, co. Lane, viii ; account of, Brodryddynge, xx (^^Y. Wlialleye). XXII. Brodwere, Tho., viii. Brinsop hall. Dean, xix. Brogliill, lord, xii. Brisco, captain, xxvii. Broghton, xx. " " Briscoe, Michael : a godly minister Brok, XX {tit. Heleye). . ;

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Broke, lord, justice of tlie common Broughton, township of Manchester, pleas, xxiY. XIII, XIX. Broke, Thomas, priest of , Broughton towers in Purness^ and XXII. Preston, notices of, xxn. xiii, xxTii. " Broke the deere," i.e. dispersed them, Broughton, Ji, Tin, ix, xiy. Brouncker, Ji, xiii. Broke-akyr, Orford, near "Warrington, Broune, ft, xx.

XTII. Browedge school, Cartmell : account Broke-hey, Orford, near Warrington, of, XXII. XTII. Brown or Browne, ^, ii, it, ti. Tin, Brokelehirstsike, xx {tit. Bilyngton). IX, XIII, XTIII, XIX, XXII, XXTII,

Bromborough, Cheshire : account of, XXTIII. VIII. Brownes, Mich., xit. Bromfield, Ji, Tin, xiii, xxTiii. Brownists at Amsterdam, divisions of XIII. Bromhale, J2, Tin. the, Bromhousefeld, xx (^tV. Eceles) Brownists and Puritans, imputed acts Bromley, i^, i, ti, tiii, ix, xii, xit, of, XIT. XIX, XXII, XXTIII. Brownlow, Ji, xii, xix.

Brompton, Pat. : rectory of. Tin. BroA,\Tirig, Dr., bishop of Exeter: cha- Bromyard, xtiii. racter of his sermons, xiii. Bromycroft, fi, xx. Brownrigge, Christopher, xxn. Bromyhurst, Joh. de, xx. Brownrigge, Giles, founder of Kirby- Bromyrode, xx {tit. Castelton). Ireleth school, xxn. Brook's Lives of the Puritans, xiv Browuswood, William, curate of Doug- correction of, xix. las, CO. Lane, xxn. Brookbank, £2, xii, xxii. Brownsword, |2, xiii, xtiii, xix, Brooke, fl, i, it, tiii, xii, xit, xix, XXTII.

XXII, XXTII, XXTIII. Browsholme hall, in Bowland, xit : Brookes, ^2, ix, xtiii, xix, xxtii. account of, xxn. Brookhouscs, township of "VVhitegate, Browsholme MSS., xit. Cheshire, Tin. Broxholme, early and correct form for Brooks, Ji, n, xxii, xxtiii. Browsholme, xit. Brooksbank, Mr., fellow of Christ's Broxton, hundred of, Tin. college, Cambridge, xni. Broxton, township of Malpas, Tin. Broome, William, of Didsbury, xix. Broxup, John, xtiii, xxtii. Broome and Knight, Messrs., xxn. Bruarne, Dr., Christ' s-church college, Broomhill, township of Barrow, Che- Oxford, xxiT. shire, Tin. Bruccioli's (Antonio) Commentary Brotherton, ^, ix, xii, XTii, xxn, upon the Canticle of Canticles, Til. XXTIII. Bruce, |i, t, tiii, xiii. Broughton, co. Flint, Tin. Bruce's Annals, ix.

Broughton in Fumess, account of, Bruch hall, Warrington : notice of, xxn. XXII, Broughton in Preston, ix; account Bruche brook, heath, hey and hollo, of, xxn. all in Warrington, xtii. :

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Bruche manor, Warrington : descrip- Buceleugh, dukes of, xiv, xix, xxii.

tion of, XTII. Bueer, portrait of, i. Bruche, ^, xtii. Buchanan, xni, xrv. Brueker's Histot'y of Philosophy, xiii. Buck, ^, XIII, XIX, XXVII. Brudenell, sir Thomas, bart., first earl Buckbridge or Bugbrook, deanery of of Cardigan, xit. Daventry, xv. Brudenell, lord, xxviii. Buckden-Eake, xrv. Brueu or Brun, Bobert le, vni, xit. Buckflatt, XX (tit. Whalleye). Bruen, John, of Bruen-Stapelford Buckingham, dukes of, ii, xiv, xix,

notice of, viii : full and detailed XXII. account of, xit. Buckingham, Mr., ix. Bruen, Sarah, xrv. Bucklegh, ^, XX. Bruen, Mr. and Madam, xxyii. Buckler's Views of Endowed Schools,

Bruera chapelry, Cheshire : account XIX. of, vni. Buckley, township of Malpas, viii.

Bruggestrete, xx (tit. Cestria). Bucldey hall, Bochdale : account of, Brun, Henr. de, xx. XIX. Brundrett, Mr., viii. Buckley hill, xviii. BrunghiU, xiy. Buckley, p, vii, xviii, xix, xxii.

Brunlay, xx ; de capeUa, xx. Bucknall, sir William, knt., xii. Brunlay, |i, xx. Bucknall, Mr., xxvii.

Bruno, Griordano : account of, xiii. Bucksye, Nich., prebendary of Chester, Brunsell, Mr., xiii. VIII. Brunswick- street, Liverpool, xii. Buckworth, Theophilus, bishop of Brus, Jl, XX, XXII. Dromore, i. Bruse or Braos, Griles de, bishop of Buddseus, xiii.

Hereford : his tomb, i. Budgell's Memoirs of the Boyles, xiii. Brussels, ix. Budiford, Eob. de, xx. Bryan, ^. xxvii. Budle, ^, XVIII, XXVII.

Brycall, Joh., viii. Budworth magna, iv ; account of, viii. Bryche, X'pofer, xxii. Budworth parva, account of, viii. Brydges, sirEgertou, bart., xxiy; his Buersell, George, xix. discussion of the Banbury peerage Buhle (J. Gr.) on the E-osicrucians,

case, XIV ; Censura Literaria, xxix. XIII. Brydges' Peers of James I., xrv. Buildwas, Ead. abbas de, xx. Brydges, sir John, ix. Bukenham, Tho., xiii. Bryer, rev. Thomas, of Marton, on the Bulches/br bulges or projections, i. character of people, xxii. Bulcock, |i, VI.

Bryges, i.e. Bruges : saynt Ethelburge Bulkeley or Bulkley, ^, ii, viii, xii, now lyeth in, xv. XXII, XXVII.

Bryn, sir Peter de, of Brynhill, xxii. Bullen, Anne : yellow mourning of,

Bryn hall, Ashton-in-Makerfield : no- xrv.

tices and description of, n, xxn. Bulliadus, Ismael : account of, xiii.

Brystowe, i.e. Bristol, xv. Bullinger, portrait of, i. Bubwith, Nicholas, bishop of Wells, i. Bullock, j3, VI, XXII. ;

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Bulloes, local name for wild pluma, vi. Burgomasters in Holland, offices and Bullough, Eichard, " preacher of dignities of, i. Langjoe," xiv. , duchess of, xxn.

Bull's- Head inn, Manchester, xiy. Burhill, Eobert : account of, xxix. Bullynge, Henry: his tenancies in Buri or Bury, ^, xx. AVarrington, xrii. Burial customs, it, xit. Bulstrode gardens, a Glastonbury Burial in churches the result of thorn in, xiii. monkish aTarice, tii. of, Bulymer, Eic, xx. Burie, co. Lane, xit ; church xix. Buubury, co. Chester, xiii, xrr, xix Burigny's Memoir of Hugo Grotius, xiii. oftered to Henry Newcome, xyiii ; general account of, riir. Bui'k, M., pastor of Yv'eiltingen, xiii. Bunbury monastery, suppression of. Burke, ^, IX, xxTiii. Tin. Burke's Commoners, xii, XTlli. Bunbury, fl, i, nil. ix, xiv. Burleigh, Eobert lord, ix. Bunce, fi, xx. Burleigh, William lord, xit,xxv, xxix. Bund, the, near Blackburn, xiy. Burley, Francis, D.D., xiii. Bunebury, J5, xx. Burleydam chapelry, "Wrenbury,

BuneuiU, Alex, de, xx. Cheshire : account of, Tni. Bunhall, Mr., tut. Burlington, "William earl of, xrr, xxii.

Bunnion, Th., Tin. Burn hall, Poulton-in-the-Fylde : ac- Bunyan, John, boast of, xiT. count of, XXII. Burchelle, Edmundus de, xxx. Burn, Eichard, of , xxii. of, Burches, J^, Tin. Burne, xit ; top xit. Burd, William, chantry priest of Cli- Burnedge near Manchester, xrx. theroe, xxii. BurnehuU, fl, xx. Burd, Mr., xtiii. Burnell, jl. Tin. Burdon, Eogerus, xx. Burnet, Gilbert, bishop of ,

Burdredus, kynge of Mercelande : le- IX, XIII, XTiii, ; notice of, XIX it ; gendary notices of, xt. his History of his own Times, ix, Burdsell, Eaph, xxrii. criticisms of, xiii. Burgage rent, xii. Burnet, Archibald, of Carlops, T. Burgagium, explanation of, xtii. Burnett, Ealph, ix. Burgersdicius's (Francis) Institutiones Burney (Dr.) on Mace's MusicJc's LogiccB, IT. Monument, xiii. Burgess, Tin, xiii, xix. J2, Burnley, ti, xit ; general account of, Burgess's Spirituall Beviveing, XTiii. xxn grammar school, xit, xls, ; Burgh, 15, Tjrr, xxn. account of, xxn. Burghall, Edward, Ticar of Acton, mo- Burnside, xit. lested by (Quakers, Tin. Buron, Eobert de, xit. Burgher-soldiers at Eotterdam and Burrell, captain, goTemor of ^Mersey Dort, I. island, xii. Burghill, John, bishop of Coventry Burron, Edward (? John), xxn. and Lidifield, Tin. Burrough, John, xxiT. IJur«'o, Hubertus de, xx. BuiTow, Eobert, xxn. :

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Burry river, Caermartlienshire, i. Buryngel, Petrus de, xx.

Bivrscough abbey, xxii ; monastery, Busby, Dr., xiii.

XIX priory, xxii ; account of, yiii Bushell, Yii, Yiii, XII, XXII. ; ; p, AVillmus , xx. Busk or Stalling-Busk, in Wensley- , Peter, xxii. dale, XIY.

Burscow hall, : notice of, lY. Busli, Eoger de, xxii. Bursely's (Ann) case of casuistry, Busseburue, xx (tit. Bilyngton). XXVII. Bussell, ^, YIII, XXII, XXX.

Burslam, captain., xxyii. Busses, Dutch herring-boats : their

Burslem, yiii. abundance, i. brok, xx {tit. Wlielton). Buth, le, XX (tit. Castelton).

co. : Burton, Chester account of, yiii ; Butiller, John, xvii. its church given to J^esse hospital, Butler, ft, I, Y, Yin, xii, xiii, xyii, yiii. XYIII, XIX, XXII, XXYII, XXYIII. Burton, township of Tarvin, Cheshire, Butler Papers, extract from, xyii. YIII. Butley, township of Prestbury, yiii. Burton, co. Lane, ix. Buttel, Alanus, xx. Burton, co. York, yiii. Butter, J^, xxyii. Burton on Trent stormed by Tyldes- Butterfield, Thomas, xxii. ley, II. Butterword, xx. Burton, p, rv, yiii, xyiii, xx, xxii. Butterword, ^, xx. Burton's Anatomy of Melancholy, quo- Butterworth, township of Eochdale, tations from, xiY. XIX.

Burton's Diary, ix, xii, xyiii. Butterworth hall, JMilnrow, Eochdale : Burtonwood, near Warrington, xyii notice of, xix. ; account of, xxii. Butterworth, Ji, ii, yii, xyiii, xix, Burtonwood peramb., xx. XXII, XXYII. Burtonwood, John, preacher of Padi- Button, AYilliam (? Edward), mayor ham, xiY. of Chester, xiy. Burwardesley, township of Bunbury, Buttry, ^, XXYII. YIII. Butts for archery, description of, xiy. Burwell, xiii. Butts in Penwortham, xxx. Burwell, Dr., chancellor of York, his Butturlache, field in Warrington, xyii. virvdent \'isitation speech, xyiii. Butyller, William le, xyii.

Bury, CO. Lane, iv, ix, xiv ; military Buxton, CO. Derby, yiii, xyiii ; its " proceedings at, ii ; its church warm springs, yii. style," XIY general account of, Buxton, II, Y, XYIII, XXYII. ; fi,

XIX. See Burie. Buxtorf, John : notice of, xiii. Bury classis, irregularities in, xyiii. Buylli, Alanus, xx. Bury St. Edmund's, execution of Buys wife of Barrowford, vi. vdtches at, xiii. Byfield, Mr., xxyii. Bury, J^, IX, xyiii, xix, xxii. See Byfield On the Creed, xyiii. Buri. Bygot, Ead., xx. Burying the dead, Presbyterian irre- grange, near Middlewich gularities at, XYIII. notice of, yiii. E :

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Bymmecroft, xx {tit. Eccleshiil). Caius college, Cambridge, xiii. Byng, Mr., xiii. Cake, a groaning-, xiv. his dis- Byrne, sir John, of Timogue, bart, Calamy, Dr., xii, xviii, xix ; VIII. pute with the conforming clergy, ii, xiii, XTiii, xix, VIII praise of Tuckney and Cra- Byrom, ^, Tin, ix, ;

XXII, XXYII. dock, XIII ; imprisonment, xviii. BjTom cbapel in Manchester cathe- Calandrine, Mr. vii. dral, XTIII. Caldebrok, xx. See in same volume Bpom hall, Winwick: account of, Eccles, Maunton, Swynton and XXII. Westewod. Byrom-street, Liverpool, xii. Caldecot, township of ,

Byron, ^, ii. Tin, xit, xtii, xix. Cheshire, viii, xviii ; the living Byset, Henr., xx. held by Henry Newcome's father, Byton, AVm., ix. XVIII. Calderwood, "William, rebel quarter- CADESHWALLED, hamlet of master, v. Eccles, XIX. Calderwood's Altare Damascemi/m Cadewalisset, xx. notice of, i. Cadiz, wager respecting, ix. See Cales. Caldey, great and Httle, co. Chester,

Cadock, Thomas : his Liverpool rent, Tin. XII. Caldicot, xin. Caen, death of Bochart at, xiii. Caldra or Calder abbey in Cumber- Caerleon, " where king Arthur kept laud, account of, xxn.

his court," i ; legendary notices of, Caldre, xx. See in same volume Eeued.

XT. Caldy island, i. Caermarthen, i. See Carmarthen. Calecot, Ido de, xx. Caeruska, or els called Caerleon, Calendar, of the, xxit. buylded by kyng Belinus, xt. Cales or Cadiz, expedition against by Caerwerid, " green city," the British the earl of Essex, tii. name of Lancaster, xxii. Caley, JJ, Tin, xix, xxtii. Cffisar, Julius, on British trees and Callander, lord, n, XTiil. mines, tii. Callixtines, the Moravians dissent Caesar, Dr. Julius, judge of the admi- from the, xiii. ralty, XXIT. Callott, serving-wench, tii. Cesar's (sir Julius) wife kept un- Callys, Eob., Tin. buried five weeks, xiv. Calovius no match for Zwicker, xiii. Caghe and Caghe-meare, near Ley- Calseys i.e. Causeways, directions for den, I. making, ix. Caillonet, Mr., ix. Calveley, township of Bunbury, Tin ; Cain and Abel depaynted on arras, hall, notice of. Tin. XV. Calveley hall, Handley, notice of, Tin. Cairne, Messrs., London correspond- Calveley, ^3, Tin, xxn, xxtii. ents of Eichard Norris, ix. Calvert, Ji, xxn. Cairns, Mr., xxn. Calvin, xit; on election of priest by

Caithness, vrr. people, XTiii of, i. ; portrait VOLS I. — XXX. 27

Calvinism, iv ; its decline at the Eng- Cancia, Tho. de, xx. lish universities, xiii. Cancliffe, Abraham, of Salford : judg- Calwich abbey, co. Stafford, xit. ment upon, xxvii. Cambden, William, clarencieux, his- Candia, war of Venice against the torian, XIII. Turk in, xviii. Cambrebok, Willmus, cler., xx. Canleschagh, xx {tit. Chaderton). Cambridge and its university, viii, Canne, Mr. a Brownist minister at

XII ; sundry notices of, xiii ; com- Amsterdam, i.

pact of a woman with the devil at, Canon-row house, "Westminster, i. XTIII, XXVII. Canons of 1603, xiv. Cambridge, Charles duke of: notice Cansfield, John, of Cansfield : notice of, XIII. of, II. Cambridgeshire, visit of Newcome to Cantelupe, Thomas de, bishop of Here-

his relations in, xviii. ford : notice of, i. Camden, 0, yii, xiii, xtv, xix. Cantelupe, Willmus de, xx.

Camden's Britannia, xiii ; extract Canterbury, i : legendary notices of,

from, VII. XV ; of, v, viii, xrv, xx, Camden's Institutio Grcecce Gramma- XXII, XXIV.

ticis compendiaria, rv. Ganter'bury Tales by Chaucer : extract Camelford, Gabriel, curate of Staveley, from, XIV. XXII. Cantilupe, MiHsent daughter of Wil- Camera, Joh. de, xx. liam de, VIII.

Camero or Cameron, his interview Cantire, mull of, i. with James I. xiii. Canuilla, Willmus de, xx. Camoys, Thomas lord, xix, xxii. Canute, forest laws of, xrv. Campanella, Thomas, xiii. Canwod abbay {i.e. Coldingham in Campano, Eob. de, xx. Berwickshire) xv. Campbell's (lord) Lives of the Chan- Cap justice, a masque character, xrv.

cellors, XVIII, xxn ; criticisms upon, Cape de Verd islands, ix. XIII, XIX. Capel, |i, IX, XII, xrv, xviii. Campbell's (Dr.) Life of Sir Kenelm , xx {tit, Staneye). Dighy, xiii. Capes, Ji, XXX. Campeden, Walter de, rector of "Wigan, Capesthorne or Capeston, chapelry in

XXII. Prestbury : account of, viii.

Camp-green, in Eosthorne, rv. Capgrave, John : account of, vii. Campian, Mr., xxvii. Capito, Joannes, medicus, xxiv. Campion, the Jesuit, xxv. Cappenhurst, township of ,

Campsie, lord : notice of, i. viii.

Can or Canne, John : account of, xiii. Capper, Ealph, xxvii. Canal from Haerlem to Amsterdam, Capvisterne, Sarah daughter of Ean- description of, i. ulphus de, VTii.

Canarie, a favorite wine of John Hales Caraites, a Jewish sect : account of, of Eton, XIII. xirr. Cancefeld, J. de, xx. Carberry, earl of, viii. Cancefield. Jl, xxii. Cardan, fanciful genius of, xiii. ::

2o GENEEAL INDEX.

" Garden or Cawardcn, to-wnship of Tils- Caroll, sir James : his stately house" i. ton, Cheshire, Tin : hall, notice of, in CO. "Wexford, Tin. Carpentarius, Petrus, xx.

Cardeu or Cawarden family, notice of, Carpenter, general : his military con- Tin. duct, V.

Cardiff, I. Carr, iS, xrv, xxn.

Cardigan, earls of, xrr, xxn. Carr hall, Blackburn : notice of, xxn. Cards (playing-), a Puritan's treat- Carre, J2, rs', xn. ment of, XTT. Carrickfergus, i, ix. Cardun, AValterus, xx. Carrington, township of Bowden, Till:

Cardwell, J2, xxii. hall, notice of, Tin. Careless, John, " a wonderful weaver," Carrington, fi, Tin. XXTII. Carryer, fl, xiT. Carew, George, earl of Totnes, Tin. Cart, Dr., xxtii. Carey, lady, xxtii. Carta de Foresta on the mutilation of Carick in Scotland, ringing rock and dogs, XIT.

haunted cave at, i. Cartegate, xx {tit. Croenton). Carick in Ireland, account of, i. Carter, ^, Tin, xn, xxn, xxtii.

Carincham, Cheshire, XTin ; notice Cartes, Eene des, it. See Descartes.

of. I. Cartesian glasses, grinding of, xiii. Cark hall, Flookborough, co. Lane. Cartesian princess, xiii. notice of, xxii. Cartewright, Thomas, xtii. Carleton, §L, n, xin, xx. Cartmell, co. Lane, Tin, xix: ac-

Cai'leton parva, xx. count of, XXII : battle of Lyndale

Carlile family, xix. in, II ; episcopal leases in, Tin. See Carlinwark noio Castle Douglas, Scot- Kertmell. land, I. Cartmell priory, account of, xxn.

Carlisle, i, xrv ; founded by kynge Cartmell-fell chapelry, account of,

Lcil, XT ; trials of Scottish prisoners XXII. at, T. Cartwright, |l. Tin, xn, xtiii, xix, Carlisle, bishop of: his activity against XXII, XXTII, XXTIII. the rebels, v. Cartwright's Diary, extracts from, ix. Carlow, county of, i. Cams, |i, T, XXII, xxtiii. Carlton, i^, xiii, xxn. Carver, Eic, xxx. Carlton in Craven, xrv. Cary, Mr., of Cary, xxtiii. Carlton hall, Poulton in the Fylde Caryl, Joseph, n, xiii, xtiii : account notice of, xxn. of, IT. Carlyle's (Thomas) Life of Cromwell, Caryl, viscount Molyneux, ix. xn, xni. Casaubon, Isaac, xiii. Cannarthen, marquis of, xxtiii. Casaubon, Meric : of, account xiii ; C^ame, Thomas, a papist delinquent, his views of witchcraft, Ti. xxn. Casbell, xx {tit. Whalleye). Camew, Ireland, i. Case, ifl, II, IX, XTIII, xix, xxn, xxtii, Carmvatli (earl of) supports the carl XXIX. of Mar and joins the rebels, v. Case street, Liverpool, xn. . ;

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Cassels, Eobert, xxviii. Cattenhall hall, Frodsham : notice of, Cassilis, John sixth earl of: notice of, i. Yin.

Castell, Dr. Edmund : account of, xiii. Cattenhall manor, account of, Yin. Castello, Ji, XX. Catteral, xiy. Castelton, xx. Catterall, 0, ix, xiv. Castelton, ^, xx. Catterick bridge, i. Castle, Mr., xxvii. Cattermole's Literature of the Church Castle /or (?) Newcastle-under-Lyne, of England, xiii. XIY. Catteschagh, xx (tit. Chadewyk). Castle-hill-car, Eochdale, xiv. Cattle, cheapness of in Ireland, i

Castle hey, xii ; Castle hill, xii ; Castle wild cattle at Bishop's Auckland, i.

street, ix, xii ; Castle-street field, Catullus, Vossius's edition of, xiii.

XII ; all in Liverpool. Cavali"er, Newcome accounted a, xviii, Castlemain, Roger earl of, xxii, xxyiii. Cavanagh, fi, i. and other fortifications in Lan- Cave, Jonathan, xxviii. cashire at successive periods, ii. Cavendish, p, viii, xii, xxii. Castleton, Derbyshire, Tin. Caves, haunted, in Scotland, i. Castleton church. Vale Eoyal, Yin. Cawarden family, notice of, Yin. Castleton, township E-ochdale, xix Cawdrey, Zachariah, rector of Bar- of ;

hall, XIV, XIX. thomley, xviii, xxvii ; notice of, Castres, xm. Yin. Catalogue of Antiquities, Sfc. of the Cawdwall, John, xyii. Soc. of Antiq. of London, by Way, Cawley, Th., Yin. XIV. Cawooci, Yin. Catalogus Plantarum circa Cantabri- Cawson, f^, xxii, xxyiii. giam nascenfium by Ray, extract Cawthorne, ^, xxii. from the preface, xiii. Cecil, Mr. secretary, lord treasurer, Catcroft in Faringtou, xxx. XXIY. Caterallwyfes, xx (^z^. "Whalleye.) CeciU, Mr., ix.

Cateschagh, xx (titt. Spotlond, Whel- Ced or Cedda, bysshop of Lychefelde : ton.) legendary notices of, xy. See Chod- Cateschaghsike, xx (tit. "Whelton) dus. Catharine hall, Cambridge, xiii. Cedda (earl) gives name to Chadkirk, Catheriek deanery, in Richmond, Tin. Yin.

Catholic soldiers, why better than Cera panis, a church due : account of others, xxy. its origin, xxii. Cato, writings of, lY. Cerdicus, fyrst kynge of "West Saxons,

Caton chapelry, Lancaster : account XV. of, XXII. Ceres, a nation on whose history Isaac Caton, ^, XXII, xxyii. Yossius builds, xiii.

Cator, captain : wreck of the ship of,xii. Cesses, excavations, yii. Catridge, John, bishop of Coventry Cestria, xx. See Chester. and Lichfield, viii. Cestria, Peter de, rector of "Whalleye, Cattenburg's (Adrian van) Life of xxii. Grotius, XIII. Cestrie abbates, camerarii, cancella- 30 GENEEAL INDEX.

rius (Petrus), comites, constab., Champaigne, Eogerus, xx. justic, officiales, priores, vice- Champney, lady. Tin. comitcs. archid., civ. maiores, civ. Chancellor, Eichard, " the incompara- vicecomites, cives, xx. ble," XXIT. Chadburn, gifts to the poor of, xit. Chancellor Cottington (of the exche- Cbaddertou, township of Oldliam, xix; quer), XIT. hall, xiY, notice of, xix. Chancellor Egerton (lord chancellor), Chadderton in Tottington, xix. XIT.

Chadderton, J"i, xii, xix, xx. Chancellor of Chester, Tin. Chaddesden, Henry de, canon of Lich- Chancellor of York (Dr. Burwell), field, XXII. XTin.

Chaddock hall, Leigh : account of, Chancellor of the duchy of Lancaster XXII. (sir John Dackombe), xrv. Chaddock, ^, yi, viii, xix. Chancellor (vice-) of duchy of Lan- Chaderton, xx. caster (Christopher Banastre), Chaderton, ^, tiii, xiii, xiv, xix, XIT.

XXII. Chancey, Charles : account of, xiii.

Chadewyk, xx. Chandler, John : his extraordinary Chadewyk, i^, xx. translation of Van Helmont, xiii. Chadkirk, chapelry of Stockport, iv Chandler, John, of Liverpool, xii. ; account of, Tin. Chandois, lord Gray, and his wife, Chad's (St.), Saddleworth: ancient XXIX. armour at, xit. Chandos peerage, claim to the, xit. Chadwick chapel. Tin. Chanon, p, xx. Chadwick hall, Eochdale, xix. Chantrell, captain (also called Chant- Chadwick, Ji, tii, ix, xit, xtiii, xix, well and Channell), at Manchester XXII, XXTII. siege, II.

Chadwykford, xx (tit. Chadewyk). Chantrey, sir Francis : sculpture by Chaffe sands, a North term for dry in Bolton church, xix. loose sands, tii. Chantry rentals, Liverpool, xii. Chahce and shepherd, a house in St. Chanu, Ji, xx. Botolph's, Bishopsgate, xxii. Chapel, now called Stranraer, in Gral-

Chalmers's Biographical Dictionary, loway, I. TII. Chapel (domestic) in Hoghton tower, Chalon, Eobert, xtii. XIT. Chaloner, J^, i, xiii, xtii, xix, xxix. Chapel wage, origin of, xix.

Chalton, township of Backford, Che- Chapel-street, Liverpool : account of shire, Tin. rentals and tenants in, xii. Chamber hall, Oldham: account of, Chapels do not qualify chaplains, xix. XIX. Chapman, J^, Tin, xii, xiii, xxii. Chamberlain ^, xit, xxii. ChappeU, ^IJ, i, xiii. Chambers, fl, i, xii, xiii, xxii. Charge against Newcome, of willing- Chamier, an eminent Protestant mi- ness to conform, refuted, XTin. nister, xni. Charity commissioners, Nineteenth Chamney, Ji, xxii. Se2wrt of (1S27), XIX. ;

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Charytas (saynt) purtrayed on arras, Cheapyn, viii. XV. Cheate, trick of a, xiv. confederate with kyng Check-stones, chuck-stones or duck-

Offa, XT. stones, a game, i. Charleroi, wager respecting, ix. Checke, sir Thomas, knt., xiii. Charles I., ix, xii, xiii, xiv, xyiit Checkley-cum-Wrinehill, ; township of

incidental notices of, ii ; examina- "Wibunbury, viii.

tion of witches by, vi ; sadness in Chedle, J^, xx. Cheshire at the death of, xxvii. Cheesemongers of London, their con-

Charles II., xii, xiv ; his military test with the Liverpool corporation, progress in Lancashire and Cheshire, IX. II ; grant of a charter to Liverpool, Cheetham, |^, xxvii.

IX grant to the Moore family, xii sir knt., ; ; Cheke, John, xxiv notice proclaimed in Manchester, xxvii of, IV. incidental notices of, xiii, xviii. Chelford - cum -"Withington chapelry,

Charles V. (of Germany) and Dr. Dee, Cheshire, iv ; account of, viii. XXIV. Chelmley family, viii.

Charles Louis, prince Palatine, i ; re- Chelmundel, Hugo de, xx. quests to be allowed to raise soldiers Chelsea, ix, xiii. in England, xviii. Chelsea college, account of, xiii. Charleton, sir Job, iv. , CO. Monmouth, i.

Charlton, Peter : criminal charge Chepyn manor, co. Lane: account of, against, iv. XXII. Charms used by witches, vi, Chepyn family, xxii. Charrier, Ben., D.D., xiii. Chequer inns at Canterbury and Lon- Charnley, ^, xxii. don, xrv.

Charnock, ^, ii, xiv, xxii. Chernok, Adam de, xxx ; Eic. de, xx. Charnok, William, ix. Cherr, Anne, xviii. Charteris, ^, v, xxii. Cherry orchards at Gravesend and Chatham, co. Kent, i, xin. Wexford, i. Chatteburn, xx. Chersey, Eichard, xxvii. Chatterton or Chadderton haU, xiv. Chesham, near Bury, xiv. Chattox (old), a Pendle witch, vi. Cheshire, west part of ancient Mercia Chaucer, xiii, xv. and praised for valour, xv; many set-

Chaule (? jowl), a jaw or jaw-bone, tlers in Ireland from, i ; its gentry, xxiii. their excellent character, xxiii, and

Chaumberlyn, Thomas, xx. gallant spirit, xxix ; sons of many

Cheadle, co. Chester, xiii, xviii ; ac- of them apprenticed in Liverpool,

count of, VIII. xii ; royal militia of, xiv (?) ; a Cheadle family, account of, viii. peculiarity of the pronunciation of, Cheadle-Bulkeley manor, viii. XXIX. Cheadle-Holme or Cheadle-Mosley, Cheshire or Chesshyre, |l, viii, ix.

VIII. Chess, the game of, xiv ; Dr. Thomas Cheapside, Liverpool, xii. Hyde's learned work on, xiii.

Cheapside cross demolished, xiii. Chester, i, ix, xii, xiii, xviii ; full ; ;

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and detailed ecclesiastical account Cheveu, Mark, mayor of Wexford, and his wife, i. of, Tin ; sundry notices of, xiv of, legendary notices of, in, xv ; its GTievy Chase, earliest known MS. xxix. walls, I ; castle, it ; Eoman re- and supposed author,

mains, Tii ; notices of its garrison Chew, ^, XXII.

in 1643-G, II ; account of the rejoi- Cheyle, Eic. de, xx.

cings at in 1610, in ; imprisonment Chicheley, ^, xxn, xxyiii. Chichester, ix. of Adam Martindale there, iv ; and prisoners of y Chichester, John Lake of Oldham of the rebel 1715, ;

witch enquuy, Ti ; defeat of the noujuring bishop of, XYiii.

Britons at, vii ; its connexion T^dth Chichester, sir Edward, second baron the Stanley family, xxix. See Ces- and first viscount Chichester in Ire-

tria. land : notice of, i. Chester, earls of, viii, xix, xxii, Chidlow, township of Malpas, Yin. Chester, bishops of, yiii, ix, xiv, xviii, Chief rents in Liverpool, xii. XIX, XXII, XXYII. Child, Mr., XIII. Chester, of, Yin, xxii. Childbed gifts, custom of, xiv.

Chester, deans of, Yin, xyiii. Cliilder-Thorntou, Cheshire : account Chester, i^, n. of the free school in, vin. Chester-le-street, i. Childers' wife bewitched to death, vi. Chesterfield, John Huntingdon's lands Childewal, xx. at, XIX. Children (365 at one birth) of the Chesterfield, countess of, xii. countess of Henenburg, i,

Chesterton, Dr. Worthington's estate Childrey, Joshua : account of, xiii. at, XIII. Childwall, co. Lane, Yin, ix, xii

Chetaston, Stephen de, rector of "War- general account of, xxn : bishop's

rington, XXII. rent in, xix ; race course, ix.

Chetham, township of Manchester, Childwall church, viii, ix ; extract XIX. from William Leigh's funeral ser- Chetham, ^, ii, Yin, xii, xiy, xyiii, mon at, XIV. XIX, XX, xxn. Childwall church register, notices of Chetham society, ix, xyiii. the Norris family from, xii. Chetham's hospital, formerly the col- Childwall hall, account of, xxn. legiate house, XIX. Childwall, ft, XX.

Chetham's college library, xii, xyii. Chilinsky, Samuel Boguslaus : account Chetham's English library, Manches- of, XIII. ter, XYIII. Chillingworth a latitudinarian leader,

Chetton, Jgl, xxx. XIII. Chetwin, INIr., xxyii. Chimney stones i.e. painted Dutch

Chetwode family, Yin. tiles, description of, i. Chetwynd, ^, yii, xx. Chipendall, Ji, xxn. Cheuerel, Ji, xx. Chipping, CO. Lane, vni; general Chevalier St. George, v. account of, xxn ; rectory, a^iii. Cheverley-Butter-back lane in Hunt- Chirche, xx.

ington, township of Chester, yiii. Chirche, f2, xx. : ; :

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Chirclieschagli, xx {tit. Croenton). Christina, queen of Sweden : account

Chirye de Baylegh, Eob., xx. of, xni ; wax image of, i. Chisenlaale, |i, ii, yi, xxii, xxviii. , co. Chester: account of, Chisenliale hall, Coppul, co. Lane. Tin. notice of, xxii. Christmas at Whalley, xit. Cho, manerium de, co. Lane., xx. Christopher (St.), gigantic figure of,

Cho lio !, a falconer's call, xxiii. and legend respecting, tii. Chobauk, xx {tit. Bilyngton). Christopherson, John, bishop of Chi- Choddus (St.), , Tin. chester, XXIT. Choir service begun at Manchester, Christophilus, Eichard: account of, XXTII. XIII. Cholmeley, Jl, ii, xiii, xviii, xix. Christ's college, Cambridge: its obli- Cholmondeley, ^, iv. Tin, xit, xxii, gations to Worthington, xiii. XXTIII. Christ's hospital, London, ix.

Cholmondeley chapel, in Malpas : ac- Chubb, Fr., Tin. count of. Tin. Church, ^, XIII.

Choo, XX (^«Y. Wordull). , xtiii ; its liberal , in Croxton, co. Lane, XTni character, xiii; strong leaning of general account of, xxii. Grrotius to, xiii.

Chorley halls, higher and lower : no- Church interference at the election of tice of, XXII. king Ethelred, xt. Chorley, township of Wilmslow, Tin. Church property, ceremonies and ser- Chorley, Jl, ii, t. Tin, xii, xiT, xxii. vices in Holland and Scotland, i. Chorlton, township of Wibunbury, Church bells, xtiii. Tin, Church dole, xix. Chorlton, township of Malpas, Tin. Church land in Warrington, xtii. Chorlton, township of Manchester, Church built in Manchester for Henry XIX. Newcome, in which he lies buried, Chorlton-cum-Hardy chapelry, ac- XTIII. count of, XIX. Church-en-heath, near Chester, Tin.

Chorlton hall, Manchester : notice of, Church or Church-kirk, co. Lane.

XTiii ; account of, xix. account of, xxii. Chorlton Row, township of Manches- Churches, antiquity of the custom of

ter, XIX. dedicating, xit ; burial in a result Chorlton, ^, Tin, xtiii, xix, xxtii. of monastic avarice, Tii.

Chowbent, Atherton, co. Lane. : ac- Churches in Chester, legendary ac- of, account of their foundation, xt. accouat xxii ; parliamentary i. successes at, n ; loyal Presbyterian Chiu-ches in Dublin, account of, force raised there, t. Churchill, colonel, t. , township of Coddington, Churchlop, township of Coppenhall, Tin. Cheshire, Tin. Chrichley, a drunken curate, xxtii. Churchlowe, Mr., minister of Langho, Chrisom, meaning of the word, ti, Blackburn, xxn. Christianity, legendary notices of its Churchman, Anne, Tin. progress in Britain, xr. Churchyard's True Discourse Histo- F 34 GENERAL INDEX.

ricall of Governours in the Nether- Clark, ft, Tin, xiii, xxtiii. lanils, xxiir. Clarke, |2, t, xii, xiii, xtiii, xix, xxii, Chiirton, township of Aldford, Tin. XXIT, XXTII. Churton, township and hall, EarudoD, Clarke's charities, Manchester: ac- VITI. count of, XIX. , near Chester; tithes Clarkson, ^, xin, xxii, xxtiii. of, Tiir. Claudius, emperour, sends a legion of Churton's Life of Dean Noicell, xiii, knyghtes to Chestre, XT.

XIV, XIX, XXII. Claughton, co. Lane, xix ; account

Cicero De OJJiciis, it ; De Bepublica, of, XXII.

XXT. Claughton hall, xit ; description of, Cilly, Eoger de, xx. XXII.

Cimento, aecademia del, of Florence : Clavell, R., bookseller, it, xxit, account of, xiii. Clawbacke, a backbiter or sycophant, Cinnamon, medicinal Tirtues of, i. XXIII. Cirploise, dispute about the, xit. Clay, ^, XTIII. Cities in Holland, the five ancientest, i. Claycrofte, xx {tit. Whalleye).

Cities in Scotland, the prime, i. Clayeakyr, land in Orford near War- Civil war in England, period of the, rington, XTII. IX. Clayfelde, xx {tit. Whalleye).

Civil- War Tracts, xii, xiv, xtiii. Clayhanger hall, Barthomley : notice Clafehaye, xx {tit. Whalleye). of. Tin.

Claghaman, co. Wexford : notice of, i. Clayton hall, Manchester, xtii ; ac- Claghtoufelde in Farington, xxx. count of, XIX. Claighton, township of Bidston-cum- Clayton hall, Leyland: account of, Eord, Chesliire, viii. XXII. Claighton, township of Woodchurch, Clayton, ^, it, ix, xii, xit, xtiit, xix, Cheshire, Tin. XX, XXII, xxTii, xxtiii. Ckiton, ^, xxx. Clayton street, Liverpool, xii. Claneboys, a parliamentary com- Cleaves alley, Livei'pool, xii. mander XII. Cleby in Handley, Cheshire, Tin. Clapham, co. York, Tin. Clederhow, Rob. de, parson of Wygan, Clare, earl of, xxvii. xxn. Clare, fl, xx, xxii. Cleg, Bernard, xtiii. Clare hall, Cambridge, xiii. Clegg, J^, Ti, XIX, XX, xxn. Claremont, co. Lane, xit. Clegg halls, great and little, Milnrow, sir Clarendon, Edward Hyde earl of: , xit ; account of, xix.

his impeachment, ix ; conduct after Cleggswood hall, Littleborough : ac-

the Restoration, xii ; love for the count of, XIX.

Church of England, xviii ; charm- Clegton, Richard, xxtii. ing portraiture of lord George Digby, Cleivelaud, William, of Liverpool, ix. xni; History of the Behellion, ix, Clement's (St.) church. Strand, Lon- XII, xTiii; State Papers, xiii. don : Richard To^vneley buried in, Claret wine, port wine so called in the xn^ North, Tii. Clenard, Nicholas : account of, it. A'OLS I. — XXX. 35

Clergy, scarcity of, and how caused, Clive, township of IMiddlewich, yiii ; TII. hall, account of, yiii.

Clergy, scandalous : proposed com- CHve, ft, YIII, xyiii, xix,

mission for punishment of, ii. Cliviger, xiy ; superstition in, yi.

Clerk, P, Till, XIII, XYii, xxviii. Clodius, chemist : notice of, xiii. Clerke, Jl, xiii, xiy. Clogh, XX {tit. WythenhuU). Clerke's Marroio ofEcclesiastical His- Clogh parua, xx (tit. Whiteword). tory, XIY. Clonmel, Ireland, i. Clerkenwell, foot race from St. Albau's Clopton, Thomas, rector of Christie- to, XIY. ton, YIII. Clerkson, Mr., xiii. Close, Anthony, yiii. Cleveland, Jl, ix, xii, xyiii. Cloth given away at funerals, temp. Cleveland-street, Liverpool, xii. James I., xiy. Cleves, 's letters from, Cloth (housing-), description of, xrv. XIII. Cloth or livery, custom of wearing, xiv. Cleves, John William duke of: ac- Clotton-cum-Hoofield, township of count of, I. Tarvin, yiii.

Clevporth hall, ,xix; account Cloud (the) , mountain near , of, XXII. XXYII. Cleydon, ^, xix. Clough, ^, XIX, XX, XXYII. Cleyton, ^, XYiii. Clough house, xxyii.

Cliderhou, xx ; de capella, xx. Cloutshoes, wooden clogs tipped with Cliderhow, |l, xx, xxii. iron, XXIII. Clieveland, John, of Birkenhead, M.P., Clowes, |i, XIX, XXII. YIII. Club, Th., YIII. Clif (le),xx {titt. Castelton, Gerstan). Clutton, township of Farndon, yiii. Cliffe, ^, YIII, XIX. Clyderhow, |i, xxii. CMord, ^, YIII. XTii, XIY, XXIX. Clyife, William, yiii. Clifton, hamlet of Eccles, xix, xx. Cnoll, Eic. de, xx.

Clifton hall, Eccles, xyiii ; account of, Coal-mines near Edinburgh, i. XIX. Coat, judicial search for a, i. Clifton or Eock- savage, township of Cocage or Cockhedge, a field in War- , yiii. rington, XYII.

Clifton, Ji, II, Y, XIY, XX, sxii, xxyiii, Cocceius, Johannes : notice of, xiii. XXX. Cochede or Coelred, kynge of Mer-

Climping, co. Sussex, ix. ciens : solempne translacion of the Clince, Edward, of Eathmell, near glorious virgyn saint Werburge by, Settle, XIY. XY. Clinton, Willmus de, xx. Cock, Anthony, xxYH.

ClitheraU, p, xxii. Cockayne, sir Aston : poems of, xxix. of Kepyear Clitheroe, co. Lane, yi, xiy ; account Cockburne, Jolm, grantee at Eyton, i. of, XXII ; proceedings during in

the Civil war, ii ; castle and free Cocke, Walter, xxii. grammar-school, accounts of, xxii. Cockenskell, John, xxii. Clitherow, Margaret, ix. Cockerham haU, co. Lane, xxii. ; ;

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Cockerliam priory, account of, xxii. Cokesay family, of Worcestershire, Cockermouth error for Cockermore Tin. monastery, Tin. Cokesehagh, xx {tit. Dounora). , co. Lane, viii, Cokewelbuttes, xx [tit. Cliderhou.) xrT(?). Cokgreues, xx {tit. Whiteword). Cockett, Mr., servant to the earl of Cokolles, XX {tit. Hanword). Derby, xxyiii. Colborne, fi, xtiii, xxii, xxtii. Cockey, cbapeb-y of Middleton, xviii Colbrond the gyaunt slayne by Guy account of, xix. erle of Warwike, xt.

Cock-figliting, xiY ; Newcome preaches Colchester, chyef cytee of Estsex, XT against, xtiii. its salt works, i. Cock-shooting at Manchester school, Colchester, the lords, ix, xii.

XTIII, XXTII. Colclough, sir Adam, i ; Duffry hall a Cockley/o>' Cockey chapel, xix. seat of the family, i. Cockmore monastery, Cheshire, Tin. Coldecotes, xx. Coekshutt, JJ, IX, xxii. Coldecotes, ^, xx. Cocks, ^, Tin, XXIX. Coldstream, muster of the Merse troop Cockson, fl. XTIII, XXTII. at, T. Coco, Walterus, xx. Cole, ^, XIII, XTIII, XIX, XXII, XXTII, Coddington, Cheshire: account of. XXTIII. Tin. Cole's MSS., xiT, XIX, xxix. Coddington hall, notice of. Tin. Coleburne, John, xit. Coddington, township of Coddington, Colechurch, xiii.

Tin. Coleraine, i.

Coddington family : account of. Tin. Coleraine, Henry lord, xix. Codensure, Willmus, xx. Coleridge's Literary Remains, xiii, Codnor, lord Grey of, XTii. Colesnolesik, xx {tit. Bilyngton).

Codyngton, Jac. de, xx. Colet, Dr. John, xtiii ; his portrait Coelred, kynge. See Cochede. and Sermon of Conforming and He- Coftee, Edward Pocock's translation forming, XIII. of an Arabic work on, xiii. Colleclogh, XX (^?i5. Whiteword). Coggan, Mrs., xiii. Collector of customs at Liverpool, Cogging, cheating, xxni. proposal to buy oif the, ix. Coghall, township of Backford, College, Stephen, the Protestant Cheshire, in, Tin. joiner, xiii. Coghill, Jo., XXTII. College, different plans for a philo-

Coins current in Scotland in 1G35, sopliical : Evelyn's, Cowley's, sir their names and Talue, i. William Petty's, Becher's psycho-

Coke, lord chief justice, ix, xii ; notice sophic, XIII. of his family, xix. College, Nicholas Eerrar's Protestant,

Cokersand abbey, co. Lane, xix ; ac- at Little Gidding : account of, xiii.

count of, ; XXII Couclier Booh of, College, pontifical : kynge Kenred and XXII. See Cockersand. bysshop Egwin afore the, xt. Cokersand, church of St. Mary of, xxii. College of arms, xit, xix ; its consti- Cokcrsond, Hcnr. abbas de, xx. tution and privileges, xxiT. ; . .

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Colleges : Chelsea, Dulwich, Tother- Coluille, Thom. de, xx.

inghay, accovuits of, xiii ; Grresliam, Columbers, Cicely daughter of Alan XIII. de, XXII.

Colleges and halls in Cambridge : list Colunio, ancient name of Colne, xxii, of, with their contributions to the Colwick, CO. Stafford, xiv. poor, XIII. Colwych, Humfry, xix. College garden, Manchester: New- Colyngham, Job. de, xx. come plays at bowls in, XTiii. Comb, a large tub, i.

Collegiate church, Manchester : for- Combe-Martin, co. Devon, i. tiuies of during the civil war, xviii , township of Budworth, story of a murder from the church Tin. register, xyiii. Comberbach, rev. Mr., Yin. Collen for Cologne, xiii. Combermere abbey, accoimt of, viii. Coller, Thomas, rector of Malpas, i. Comberworth chapel, xiv. CoUey, ^, I, Till, XXVII. Combination of the young men of Collier, ^, xiii, xviii, xxii, xxiii, Manchester, xviii. XXVIII, XXIX. Combral juxta Longlegh, xx (tit. Collier's Annals of the Stage, in. Croenton)

Collier's Historical Dictionary, ex- Comenius, John Amos : account of,

tracts from, xiii. with notices of his works, xiii ; his Collinge, ^, xit, xix. Physicce ad Lumen divinum reform- Collins, ^, IV, IX, xiii, xix, xxtii. atcB Synopsis, iv. Collins' s Haronetage, xix. Comet of 1577 breeds great feare and

Colloqides of , xviii. doubt, XXIV ; of 1664, described as CoUy, Mr., a cousin of Henry New- dreadfuU, iv. come, XXTII. Commander, Hercules, xxrv. CoUyhurst, Manchester, xvm. Commerse, xxx (tit. Hocwyk). Colmar, Matthew, vii. Commissions or committees in Lan-

Colne, XX ; de capella, xx ; military cashire during the Civil war, n. proceedings ii general ac- Committee for plundered ministers, near, ;

coinit of, XXII. IV ; of triers of ministers, rv.

Colne-field, near Colne: a witch's Common Prayer (Boole of),iY ; bishop malice at, vi. Moreton's opinion of, xxvii. Cologne, XIII. Commons'' Journals, xii, xviii. Colomies's Collection of Letters to and Commonstable, xx (^^Y. "Whalleye)

from G. J. Vossius, xiii ; Melanges Commonwealth, sale of prisoners into Historiques, extract from, xiii. slavery by the, xviii.

Colour of the high-priest's ephod : ac- Communion, bread of the : wanted by count of the fierce dispute between witches, VI. Ainsworth and Broughton on this Complaynte of Scotland, xxix. subject, xiii. Compleat Ambassador, xviii. Colquitt or Calquitt, Mr., ix. Complexion sellers, xrv. Colstone, Prancis, xix. Comprehensive bill of 1663, Claren- Colt, sir Dutton, xxviii. don's opposition to, xviii. Colty, ^, XX. Compton, iS, Yin, xiy, xxii. ; ;

38 GENERAL INDEX.

Comus, occasion of the masque of, i. Conyngton, marine fossil found at, ComjTi, Mary, xix. Tll. ConcordantifB Sanctorum Pafrinn by Conyngton, Richard de, vicar of James, vii. Ormskirk, xxn. Conde, prince de, xnii. Cook, ^, Tin, xii, XIII, XXII, xxit, Conder, JJ, ix. Cooke, 3^, I, IX, XII, XIII, XTIII, xix, Coney-grees or rabbit warrens, i. XXTII. Confession, jugglery at, i. Cookson, Henry, xxtii. Confessions of witches, their vision- Cool, Jos., Tin. ary cliaracter, yi. Cool-lane, township of Audlem, Tin. Conformity not a question in 1660, Cooper, ^, Tin, xn, xit, xxn, xxtii. XTIIT. Coote, sir Charles, xn, xiT. Conformity, BooTce of Cases about, Cope, Jl, I, XXTII. XVIII. Copeland deanery, Tin. Congleton, township of Astbury, Tin, Copes, (rich) in Durham minster, l IX, XTIII. when required to be worn, xit. Congleton chapelry, account of, tiii. Copimslone, xx (tit. Cestria). Congregationalists and Presbyterians, Coplestone, xtiii.

contests between, it ; heads of ac- Copley, Stephen, tit. commodation agreed upon, xxtii. Copp or Cop chapelry, St. Michael's-

Cornel's, J., bookseller, it. upon-Wyre : account of, xxn. Coningshead or Conishead priory, Copp or Great-Eccleston school, St.

near Ulverston : account of, xxn. Michael's : account of, xxn. Coniston chapelry, Ulverston, xir CoppehuU, Eic. de, xx.

account of, xxn. Coppenhall, co. Chester : account of, Coniston Hall by Grresley, extract Tin. from, XXII. Coppenhall (-), township of

Connought, major : his crime, ii ; and Coppenhall, Tin.

sentence, xxtii. Copper works at Dort, account of, i. " " Conringius, : account of, xiii. Copperas work most ingenious at

Consjiiracy (Gowry), account of, i. Queenborough, i. Constable, ^, ii, xit, xxtii. Copperode, xx {tit. Spotlond).

Constable sands, on the Dee : legend Coppidhurst, xx (fit. Spotlond). of, XT. Coppock, |i. Tin, XTIII, XXTII. Constantine, j|. Tin, xiii, xtiii, xix, Coppocke, Eobt., xxtii. XXTII, XXX. Coppow, John, XII.

Constantinople, xiii. Coppul chapelry, Standish : account Consterdine, Joseph, xix. of, XXII. Contest in London between the French Coppull, Eich., son of Thomas, xn.

and Spanish ambassadors : account Coptrod, in Eochdale, xix.

of, XT J II. Coranto, a dance, xit. Convention of witches at Malkin Corbet, Ji, Tin, ix, xtiii, xx. tower, Ti. Corbishley, Mr., XTiii. Conway, J2, i, it, tut, xtit, xit, xxtii. Cordier (Mathurin), or Corderius, it. Conyers, fl, i, xxn. Coriton, a parliamentarian, xn. VOLS. I. — XXX.

Cork, XII. Coton, Eogerus de, xvii.

Cork, earls of, i. Cotsall tovra, i.

Corker, Jl, viii, xviii. Cotswold hills, I. Corles, XII. i^, Cotta, John : notice of, vi. Corn, fluctuations in price of, xxvii. Cottam, ^, XIY, xxYiii. Corn-market, Liverpool: alteration of, Cottenham, xiii. rs. Cottenham's (lord) judgment in the Cornall, J^, xii, xxii. case of Manchester school, xix.

Cornelius, Peter, of Zurichsea, xiii. Cotterille, John : executors of, Yin.

CornliuU, William de, bishop of Co- Cottingham, co. York : account of the ventry, Tin. rectory of, viii. Cornwall, "Worthington's journal Cottington (colonel) prisoner near tkrough, XIII. Ormskirk, ii. Coroder of Leyland Church, viz. John Cotton, |l, Y. Yii, Yin, XIII. de Farington, xxii. Cotton-Abbots and Cotton-Edmunds, Corona, Thomas de, of Adlington, townships of Christleton, viii.

VIII. Cotton mill in ruins : Dr. Whitaker's Corona Begia, " a most venomous piece satisfaction in seeing it, xiy. of irony " against James I., xiii. Cotyngham, Johannes de, XYii. Corporation of Liverpool, incidental Coucher Booh of Whalley Abbey, xix. notices of, ix. Coudray, Jl, xx, xxx. Corporation of Preston entertain Coueutry, episcoj)i, xx. James I., xiv. Coulborn, Mr. xviii. Corporation act, reflections on and Coulton, CO. Lane: account of, xxii. fears from, xvin. Coulton hall, notice of, xxii. Corpus Christi college, Cambridge, Council at York, xiy.

subscribes towards relief of the pro- Council of the North : trial before, xiy. testants in Poland, xiii. Counseylls (generall) held by Ken- Corpwaldus, grandson of Tytylus rede kyng of Mercyens and Wyl- kynge of Eest-England, xy. liam conquerour, xy. Correspondence of sir George Ead- Counscough or Cunscough hall, Hal-

clifle, extracts from, xiy. sail : notice of, xxii.

Corser, Eev. Thomas : his MS. cata- Countrey AlmanacTce and Cotmtrey-

logue of John Webster's library, yi. Survey-Booh, by Adam Martindale : Cort, Thomas, xxii. notices of, iv. Corton, XIII. Coupenura, Adam de, xx. Cosby, Arnold, xxv. Coupland, deanery of, xix.

Cosins, bishop : notices of, xiii. Coups, a dyer at , xyiii. Cosney, Dorothy, xxii. Courcy or Coucy, lords de, xxii. Costentyn (G-eoftrey de) holds the Court and Character of James I., by

castle of Stockport, yiii. Weldon : extracts from, xiy. Costumes, Irish and French, described, Court of King James, XYiii. I. Court of King Charles, XYin. Cotes, ^, YIII, xiii, XIX, xx. Courts of law at Edinbiu'gh, descrip- Cotgrave, co. Notts, viii. tion of, I. :

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Court rolls of Chatburn, Worston Crabtree oxhey, xx {tit. AVhalleye). and Peudleton, xir. Crabtree, "William, mathematician, Coiirtmautell, a short mantle, vii. XIII, XXTII. Courtship at Delft, how conducted, i. Crabtree, Mr. curate of , Cousin an indefinite term, i. XIX. Cousins, marriage of, xiv. Crabwall, township of St. Oswald's, Cousin's (Victor) edition oi Descartes. Chester, Tin. XIII. Cradock, |p, it, Tin, xiii, xxtii. Cousin's or Cozen's List, ix, xii. Cragge, Mr., curate of Satterthwaite, Couteau de chasse, xit. xxii.

Crakeuthorp, Richard : notice of, it Covell, ^, Ti, xiii. ; Covenant, incidental notices of the, his Defensio Ecclesice Anglicance, II, IT, XVIII. xiii.

Coventry, xiii, xit erle Leofric Crambo, old : a masque character, xit. ; founds the abbay in Couentre, and Cranage, Susan, xxtii. makes the cite free for loue of his Cranburn, lord Eanelagh's seat at, ix. countesse the lady Godith, xv. Cranburn, trial and execution of, ix. Coventry, lord, xiii. Crane, |i, ii, xxii. Coventry, Ji, xyiii, xxvii. Cranfield, ^, ix, xii, xit. Coventry and Lichfield, diocese of, Cranmer, archbishop, xtiii; his ma-

Tin ; bishops of. Tin. nagement of church property in

Coverley, sir Roger de : death-day of, Lancashire, xix, xxii. XIT. Crantz's (David) History oftlie United

Covrell or Couel, Thomas, coroner, ti. Brethren : its character, xiii. Covs^kett, widow, ix. Cranwell, Mr., xxtii.

Cowles, Joh. : bequests by the widow Craven, ti, xit ; "Whitaker's History of, Tin. of, XIT. Cowley, ^, Tin, xiii. Craven, "William first baron and earl Cowley's Cutter of Coleman Street, account of, xiii. xTm. Craven, ^, xx, xxii, xxtii. Cowp justice of peace, an ancient Crawford and Balcarres, earl of: his dance, xit. Blackrod estate, xix. Cowpe-ciim-Lenche, Bury, co. Lane, Crawford, captain, xii. XIX. Crawford's (Isabel) conduct at her Cowper, ^, XIII, xit, xtii, xxii. execution for witchcraft, ti. Cowperthwaite, Leonard, xxii. Creewood or Crew-wood hall. Prods-

Covrpland, ^, xxii. ham, XII ; notice of. Tin. Cox, ^, Tll, XII, XIII. Creichley or Crechley, Mr,, xtiii. Coxe's Life of Mai'lhorongli, ix. Cremona, wager respecting it, ix. Coxon, Mr., XTni. Cretou, widow, xii. Coys for catching wild-fowl, i. Crew, township of Farndon, Tin. Crab, "William, xiii. Crew, township of Barthomley, Tin. Crabbe's portrait of a village pastor, Crew or , Ji, Tii, Tin, xit, xxii, XIT. XXIT, XXTII. Crabhall, Chester, Tin. Creyk, Walterus, xx. . ; : ;

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Crineboys, "William de, vicar of Ley- Crook hall, in Leyland : account of, land, XXII. XXII. Criplegate, Horning Exercise at, XTiii. Crooke, Ji, vi, xiv. Crisp, J^, xiir, xxii. Croon, Mr. xiii. Cristelton, Adam de, xx. Cropley, J^, xxvii. Critcliloe, "William, xxvill. Crosby (great-), co. Lane, xii; ac-

Croentou, villa de, xx. count of, XXII ; its grammar-school,

Croft, in Winvdck, xix ; forms with XXII. Southworth a separate parish and Crosby, ^, iv, xxvtii. rectory, xxii. Crosby's Jlistory of English Baptists, Croft, Jl, XXII. xiii. Croft castle, co. Dorset, xrv. Crosdail or Crosedaile, Mr., xviii,

Croftes, XX (tit. Butterword). XXVII ; death of his son Samuel, Crofthendis in Parington, xxx, XVIII. Crofbon, 1^, iv, XYiii, xxvii. Crosdale, in Bowland, xiv. Crofts, captain, xii. Croslegh, John del, xix. Croice, Eob., xx. Croslegh, Roger de, viii. Croipidraik, xx (tit. Whitevv^ord) Crosley, ^. xiii, xix. Croke, Ealph, tiii. Crosley's (David) Triimph of Sover- Crokedlond, xx (tit. Castelton). eign Grace, vi. Crokeston, Eob. de, xx. Cross or Crosse, ^, iv, ix, xii, xiii, Crokyng, Joh., xxx. XIV, XIX, XXII, XXVIII. Crollius, a seraphic doctor, Ti. Cross (high-), Chester: notice of, iii. Crombach, John, of Wiswall, xit. Cross (the), Manchester, xiv.

Crombleholm, ^, xxii. Cross (the) , Preston : notice of, xiv. Crombock, Mr., xiv. Crossehul, xx (tit. Cliderhou), Crompton, township of Oldham, xix Crossfelde, xx (tit, WhaUeye).

hall, account of, xix. Cross hall, in Chorley : notice of, xxii

Crompton, ^, ii, viii, xiii, xiv, xyiii, in Liverpool, xii ; in Ormskirk, XIX, XXII, xxvii. notice of, xxii. Cromton, villa de, xx. Cross lane, Liverpool, xii. Cromton, Ji, xii. Cross street, Ashton-upon-Mersey Cromwell, Oliver, i, ix, xii, xiii, xviii, origin of its name, viii.

XXIX ; his letters on the battle of Crossbank, township of Ashton-under-

Preston, ii ; conduct of his army Line, xix. xx. in Eosthorne parish, lY ; grants Crosseby, fL, Little St. John's to Chester city, Crossefeld, xx (tit. Eccles).

Yiii ; charged with atheism, xxvii Crosse ferry, on the Mersey, xvii. notices of his family, viii, ix. Cresset, Edwd., xxvii. Croncischagh, xx (tit. Croenton). Crosse-town, part of township of Over- Cronckshaw, Anne, a Pendle witch, Knutsford, Rosthorne, viii. TI. Crosse-town, chapelry of Nether- Cronkeford, xx. Knutsford, Eosthorne, viii. Cronkiscar, xx (tit. Blakeburn). Crossley, ^, xii, xiv, xix, xxv. Croston, co. Lane, xviii general ac- Crook, ^, XIT, XIII, XIX, xxii. ; ;: :

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of, ac- Cucking stool, account of the, xii. coiiut XXII ; grammar-scliool,

count of, XXII ; hall, notice of, xxii. Cuddington, township of Malpas, Croston, f2, ix, xx, xxii, xxx. Tin. Crouch, Mr., xiii. Cudworth, £5, ti, xiii, xix, xxtii. Crouchback, Edmund, earl of Lancas- Cudworth chapel in Oldham church, ter, XIX. notice of, xix. Croughtou, township of St. Oswald's, Cuerdale hall, Law chapelry, Black-

Chester, viii. burn, xiT ; notice of, xxii. Croukcshagh, William de, vicar of Cuerden, John, of Cuerden, and Mary Poulton, xxii. his daughter, xix.

Croule, Eic. de, xx. Cuerden hall in Leyland, xit ; notice Croune, Dr.William, xiii. of, xxii. Crow, Mr., an Aberdeen mathema- Cuhopeheued, xx (tit. Brendewod). tician, executed at Lancaster, v. Culachemos, xx (tit. Stanword). Crowder, John, xxvii. , f^, xit, xix, xx, xxii, xxtiii. Crowehaue, xx {tit. Whelton). Culcheth hall, Newton, Manchester Crowley, hamlet of Higher-Whitley, account of, xix.

Cheshire, Tin. Culcheth hall, Winwick : account of, Crown counsell at the Jacobite trials XXII.

names of the, xxviii. Culiford, J2, IX. Crowparke, xx (tit. AVTialleye). Cullen or Colzeau castle and its fairy- Crowther, ^, xii, xviii, xxtii. haunted caves, I. , xtit. Cullenberg, graf or count, i. Croxstath preamb., xx. Culliton, CO. Devon, xiii. Croxteth park, Walton, co. Lane, ix Culnefaltholme, (tit. ; xx Bilyngtou). account of, xxii. Culverwell, Nath., xiii. Croxton, township of Middlewich, viii Cumba magna e^ parva, xx (/iV, White- hall, notice of, viii. word). Croxton, ^, ii, yiii, xii, xix, xx, Cumbebrok, xx {tilt. Sadelword, XXVII. Whiteword), Croxton-Keyrial abbey, co. Leicester, Cumbehop, xx {tit. Brendewod). XXII. Cumberland, Henry earl of, and his Croyden, Mr., of college, Cam- daughter Margaret, xit. bridge, XXVII. Cumberland militia, cowardice of, t. Croydon-head, near Waterford, i. Cumberland street, Liverpool, xii. Croynton, Joh. de, xx. Cumbermere, abbas Joh. et mouachi, Crue, ^, XIV, xx. XX. Cruisers, bill for appointing, ix. Cumbray, Aluredus de, xx. Crumpsall, township of Manchester, Cundecliue, Eob. de, xx. XIX. Cundy, Patrick, XXT. Cruys, la, XIII. Cunlitte, J2, ii, ix, xit, xtiii, xxii. Cryda, fyrste kynge of Mei^slande, an- CunlifFe street, Liverpool, xii. cestor of saynt Werburge, xy. Cunney (Mr.) paints Newcome's por- CrymbuU (le), a croft in Warrington, trait, XXTII. Cunnington, xiii. VOLS. I.— XXX. 43

Cunscough hall, Halsall: notice of, Dale, ^, Tin, xix, xxtii.

XXII. Dale-street, Liverpool : account of the

Cuntellan, i. tenements and tenants in, xii.

Cup : " To syt bytwene tlie Dallaway's Heruldic Enquiries, xxit cuppe ; and the wall," xv. Sussex, IX. Currer, ^, Tin, xit. Dalrymple, Charles, and his daughter Curtis, J^, XYiii. Elizabeth, xxii. Curwen, 0, ii, xiii, xxii, xxviii. Dalton in Eurness, general account Curzou, ^, XIT, XXII. and various notices of, xxii. Custis, Mr., I. Dalton, ^, II, T, XIT, xxii, xxtiii.

Custom-house, Liverpool, ix ; want of, Dalziel, captain James : incidental XII. notices of, t. Custom-house, London, ix. Dam house ia Tyldesley, account of, Cutbertson, Eobert, xxtii. XXII. Cuthbertson, Eobert, xix. Damietta, incident at the siege of, i. Cutlane in Rochdale, xix. Danby, ^, ii, xix. Cutter, Mr., xiii. Danby orchard, xx (z^iif. Whalleye). Cutter of Coleman Street, a play by Dance, Eobert, xrv. Cowley, XTiii. Dancing, Hinde's comment upon, xit. Cuvier's remarks on Eay as a zoolo- Dand, Mr., xtiii. gist, XIII. Dandy, ^, xtiii, xxii, xxtii, xxtiii. Cuylli, Hugo, XX. Dandy, name of a familiar spirit, Ti. Cuyteruyding, xx (tit. Swyntou). Dane or Daven river, in Cheshire, Tin. Cycyly (saynt) brothered in hallynge, Daneport, Willmus de, xx. XT. Danes, legendary notices of the inva- Cytharista, JJ, xx. sions by, XT. Danesius, xxit.

'ACHBRI, Luc : account of, xiii. Daniel or Daniell, |i, in, Tin, xiii, D Dackombe family, account of, XTII, XXII, XXTII. Danks, John, xiii. Dacomb's castle, in Normandy, xit. Danneuill, Coluius de, xx. Dacre, |l, t, xx, xxii. Danson, Thomas, under-sheriff of Lan- Dacres, colonel sir Thomas, ii. cashire, II. Daddefelde, in Warriugton, xtii. Dantzig, appearance of seven suns to-

DafFy, Dr. : his elixir salutis, it. gether at, XIII. Dagenhale, Ead. de, xx. Danuilla, JJ, xx. Dagenham, co. Essex, xit. Danvers, p, ii, ix. Dahl, Michael, the painter, xit. Danyell, ^, ii, XTii.

Daille, theologian, xiii ; studied by Danyers, Jl, Tin, xtii. Newcome, xtiii. Darbie, my lord of (William sixth Daily service neglected tetjtjy. James I., earl), xit. sit. Darby, |l, xiii, xtiii, xxtii.

Dakins or Dakjns, fl, Tin, xit. Darcie, Abraham : notice of, xxix. Dalcarr medo, Orford, near Warring- D'Arcy, sir Francis, knt., xxii. ton, XTII. Darcy, ^, Tin, xx. 44 GENERAL INDEX.

Darcy-Lever, co. Lane, xiv. Dawne, Thomas, xtii. i. xit. Daresbury, Runcorn : account of, Tin. Dawney, ^, Tin,

Darley hall, Over, Chesliire : account Dawpool in Thurstaston, co. Chester, of, Tin. Tin. Darlinojton, John, xxrv. Daws, Jane, tiii. Darnelker, xx (^

Darwen (upper-), co. Lane: accoimt , Dr. Thomas : incidental no- of, XXII. tices of his conduct and character,

Datchet, co. Bucks., xiii. T ; his tomb, xix. Dati, Carlo, the friend of INIilton, and elders at Rotterdam,

XXIV. their duties, i.

D'Aubigne's Protector, xix, xxii. Dean, co. Lane. : general account of,

Dauson, Will., viii. XIX ; its church Tisited by Henry Dauyd (kynge) browdred on arras, xr. Newcome, xtiii. Daven or Dane river, Cheshire, Tin. Dean of Chester, xtiii. Davenant, }t2, xiii, xit, xtiii. Deans of Whalley in Early-English , co. Chester: account of, times, xxn. Tin. Deans (rural), their ancient jurisdic- Davenport, township of Astbury, Tin. tion, Tin. Davenport, fl, i, Tin, xiii, xit, xtiii, Dean, fi, ii, tiii, ix. XIX, XXTII, XXTIII. Deane, ^, ti, tiii, xit, xtiii, xxtiii. Davenports of Cheshire, proverb re- Dean-row, township of Wilmslow, specting, XXIII. Tin. Davidis yorde, an orchard in War- Deans, sir William, ix. rington, XTII. Dearden family, of Rochdale, Tin, Davidson, W., xxii. xrv, XIX. Davies, }i, in, ti, tiii, xiii, xxtiii, Dearuley, N., of Manchester, Tin.

XXIX. Death, supernatural prognostics of, i.

Davila's History studied by Newcome, Death of Henry Newcome : account XTIII. of, xtiii. Davy, jl. Tin, xtiii, xix. Deborah the midwife, xit. Davyhulme, township Eccles, of xix ; Debrett corrected, xit. hall, account of, xix. De Caus at the Bicetre, xtiii. Davys, Thomas, xtiii. Declaration of Breda, xtiii. Dawbeny, sir Ralph, and his wife Ka- Declarations (Collection of) hetioeen the therine, xxii. King [Charles II.] and Parliament, Dawes, fi, tiii, xix. xtiii. Dawes's (bishop) Memorandum Book, Dedham, co. Essex, xiii. xxn. Dee river, England : alteration of its :

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channel, i; boundary stones between Dendrological man, a masque charac-

it and the Mersey, xii ; miraculous ter, XIV.

division of its waters, xv. Dendron chapelry, Aldingham : ac- Dee, Dr. John, warden of Manchester count of, XXII.

college, VI, VIII, xxii, xxvii ; inci- Dene, |l, xix.

dental notices of, xiii ; his Diary, Denebrok, xx {titt. Eccles, Swynton,

XVIII ; autobiographical tracts re- Westewod). printed, XXIV. Denelonde, xx {tit. Eeued). Dee, Eowland, father of Dr. Dee, Denesgreue, xx (tit. Brendewod). XXIV. Denesgrove, xx {tit. Whiteword). Deeping, xiv. Denham family, xiv. Deer (a wylde) by myracle retournes Denison, Stephen, minister of Kathe- at the prayer of saynt Cead, xv. riiie Cree church, London, xiv. Deeringe, sir Edw., xviii. Denmark, king of, xiii. De Feriol, xviii. Denmark, queen Anne of, xiv. De Flassan, xviii. Dennis, ^, viii.

Defoe, Daniel : his visit to Liverpool, Dennison, "William, xxii. IX, XII. Dent, John, xxii.

Deimer mere, Amsterdam : description Denton, co. Lane, iv, xiii, xviii, xx; of the drainage of, i. account of, xix. Deiram, kyngedome of, xv. Denton, ^, i, ii, ix, xx, xxii. Dekker, quotation from, xviii. Denwall, hamlet of Nesse in ,

Delamere forest and horn, viii, xiv. VIII ; hospital, notice of, viii. Delamere, the lords, iv, viii, xviii, Depedale, xx {tit. Childewal). xxvii. Depenbech or Malpas, viii. De Lancre, vi. Derbie-cum-Thyngwall, co. Lane: De la Eue, Mr., xxviii. assessment for a subsidy, ix. Delavall, sir Ralph, iv. Derby, earls of, i, ii, vi, viii, ix, xii, Delaware, the lords, xxii. xrv, XVIII, XIX, XX, XXII, xxiii, xxv, Delaware, ^, xxviii. XXVII, XXIX. See Darbie. Delft, detailed account of, i. Derby, cives de, xx.

Delfthaven, i. Derby, never a minister at, xviii. Delille, M., xiii. Derby-house committee, xii. Delrio, VI. Derby-street, Liverpool, xii. Deluge, proofs of the, vii. Derby (West-), Walton, co. Lane. Delves, ^, iv, viii, xxii. account of, xxii. Demdike (old), a Pendle witch, xii; Derbye, viii.

particulars of her trial, vi. Derbyshire : its trade connexion with

Demoniacal possession, stories of, i, Liverpool, ix, xii. XXII. Derbyshire, |i, xx, xxii. Demonology, xiv. Dere, to hurt, vi. Dempster, Thomas, xiii. Derham's Life of John Bay, xiii. Denby grange, xiv. Dering, sir Edward, ii, xii. Dendaru:n chapel. See Dendron. Derisbury, Hugo de, xx. Dendermondj surrender of, ix. Dermot, ^, ix. ;

46 GENEEAL INDEX.

Derneley, Xichoks, and his wife, XTiii, Dewhurst, p, Tin, xxii. xxvir. D'Ewyas, ^, xxii. Dernelowe, Thomas, xtii. Dewyhurst, 33, xx. Derneluft", Thomas, xtii. Dewyshurst, xx {tit. Heleye).

Deruhall, townsliip of "WTiitegate : its Deyne hall, Prestwich : account of, hall a seat of the Corbetts, Tin. XIX.

Derodon, David : notice of, it. Deynid, Willmus de, xx. Derweut , xx. Diacinnamomum, a medicine, i. Derwentwater (earl of) joins the Dialling instrument invented by Mar-

Northumbrian insurrection : his con- tindale, it. duct, trial and execution, t. Diary {Henry Netvcome''s MS.), ac-

Desborough, J., xiii. count of, XTIII ; extract from, xiT.

Descartes, Eene, it ; account of, xiii. Dibbley, excellent watch-clock made See Cartes. by, xxiT.

Des Maiseaux's Life of John Sales, Dibdin, Dr. : extracts from his Bihlio- XIII. mania, xiii. De Sola and Eaphal's Translations Dicconson, ^, ii, xxii, xxtiii. from the Mishna, xiii. Dickenson, ^, Tin, xtiii, xix, xxii, Despenser family, tiii. XXTII.

D'Estrades,therrenchambassador: ac- Dickie, David, i. count of his contest with the Spanish Dickin, George, xxtii. ambassador for precedency, xtiii. Dickinson, Mr., xiii. Dethick, Humphrey, of Longford and Dickonson, Frances, a Pendle witch, Newhall, co. Derby, xix. TI. Deulacres or Pulton abbey: account Dickson, ^, xtiii, xxii. of. Tin. Diconson, Wm., of AUerton, ix.

Deurden, Eobert : his bequest to the Didsbury, near Manchester: account

church of , xxii. of, XIX ; Civil-war skirmish at, ii Deurest, Walterus, xxx. "Worthington pi-eaches at, xiii. Deusbury, Joh. de, xx. Dier, Mr., xiii.

Deuyas, Joh., xx. Digby, the lords, i, ii, xii, xviii.

Deventer, account of the surrender Digby, sir Kenelm, tii ; account of,

of, XXT. XIII ; his rationale of a corpse bleed-

Devereux, Nicholas : notice of, i. ing at the murderer's touch, ti.

DcA-ice family, trial of four of them Digby, lady Venetia : eulogised by sir

for witchcraft, Ti. Kenelm, xiii ; by Ben Jonson, xxix. Device of the Biron family, now their Digby, ^, IX, XIII. crest, xiT. Digby's Letters, xtiii. Devil (the), his marks, ti ; he is cloven- Diggle, fi, XIX, xxtiii. footed, Tl. Diggles, Ji, IX, XII, XTIII, XIX, xxtii. Devonshire, duke of, xxTiii. Diggs, Serjeant, xit. Devonshire, earl of, xxii, xxtiii. Dighullj XX (fit. Sadelword).

D'Ewes, sir Simonds, bart. : his cha- Dig-lane noio Cheapside, Liverpool,

racter of Eichard James, Tii ; buys XIT. Dr. Stariord's MSS., Tin. Digles, ^, XTIII. :

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Digrave (tlie) , a Dutch officer : his Divinity Knots unhound, a tract by jurisdiction, i. Martindale, it.

Dike, David, minister of Irvine, i. Dixon, fj. Tin, XIT, XIX, xxii. Dilleuius's edition of Ray's Synopsis Dixwells, sir Basil, xxtiii. Metliodica, xiii. Dobbs, Joh., Tin. Dillingham, JS, xiii. Dobson, ft, XXII. Dilston, the Northumbrian force halts Dochesbury, Himardus de, xxx. at, T. Dockwray, Mr., xxtiii. Dimble, a hollow, xsiii. Doctours four (the), viz. Athanasius, Dimmock, p, xxvii. Basil, Gregory Nazianzen and Chry- Dinelay, Joh. de, xx. sostom, XT. Dingles, Job, advocate, yiii. Dod, ^, I, Tin, IX, XIII, xxTii.

Dinkley haU, Langho : account of, Dodcoat-cum-Wilksley, township of XXII. Audlem, Tin. Dinner, supper and breakfast at Hogh- Dodd, |i, XII, xxTii, XXIX.

ton for James I. : details of, xiy. Dodding, ^, n, xxii. Diot, Eobert, tii. Doddington, township of Wibunbury, Direckson, Gabriel, a rich Dutch boor Tin hall, account of. ; Tin.

account of his farm and coy, i. Doddleston, co. Chester : account of,

Discourse (trial) at Manchester of Tin ; hall. Tin. Henry Newcome, anecdote respect- Doddridge, sir John, xiT. ing it, xviii. Dodemon, Adam, xx.

Disley dene, Cheshire, xiii : account Dodgson, fi, Ti, IX, xxii.

of, TUT ; sir Piers Legh's foundation Dodswell, Richard, xxtiii. of the chapel, xyii. Dodsworth, |i, xxii, xxtiii. Disney, ^, xiii, xxiv. Dodsworth's Collections, xxiT. Dispensarius, ^, xx. Dodsworth's plot, xxtiii. Dispensation granted for marriage of Doe, John, XTiii, xxTii. John Grreenhalgh aet. 13, xiv. Doesborg, capture of, xxt. Disraeli (the elder), notices of his cri- Doewife (old) of Samlesbury, a witch, ticisms, XIII, XIT. Tl. Dissenters {Declaration for Indulgence Dog-guage of Bowland forest still kept of), Martindale's view of it, it. at Browsholme, xiT. Ditchfield, Thomas, and Jane his wife, Doghton, John, and Johaima his wife, XIT. XTII. Ditton, fj, XX, XXII. DogT\^all, XX {tit. Chadewyk).

Ditton hall, Prescot, xii ; account of, Dogwalleclogh, xx {tit. Spotlond). XXII. Dokesbury, fl, xtii, xx.

Ditton (fenny-) : connexion of Dr. Dolben, archbishop, of York, xxn. Worthington with, xiii. Doles at funerals, xxn.

Dives, sir Lewis : account of, ii. Doleman's Conference, authorship of, Divines (character of great contempo- XXT. rary) in a MS. of Glanville's, xiii. Domesday survey of Bowland, xit.

Divining rod, account of trial of, Dominis, Marcus Antonius de : notice xiii. of, XIII. : :

48 GENERAL INDEX.

Domveve, a ladye of the royall blocle Douay college, xxT. of Kent, maiyed vnto Merwalde of Doughty, ^, n, xit.

Mereyens, xv. Douglas, in Parbold, co. Lane. : ac- Domville, moiety of , Cheshire count of, xxii. account of, Tin. Douglas, ^, IT, T. Domville, {I, Tin, xtiii, xxii. Dounes, J^, xx.

Donaghadee, i. Dounom, xx ; de capella, xx. Donatus, heresiarch, xii. Dounom, |^, xx. Doncaster, ix, xit. Dove, miracles worked by a, XT.

Done, J5, Tin, ix, xrr, xtit, xxit. DoTe, Henry, D.D. : account of, Tin.

Done bridge, description of, i. Dove bridge, near TJttoxeter : danger- Donegal, Arthur earl of: account of, i. ous adventure at, it. Donegal, countess of: Newcome's re- Dover destroied by a great boost of sidence with, xxTii. Pagans, xt.

Donne, Dr. : Izaac Walton's remark Dover, lord, ix, xii, xtiii, on, XIT. Dowbell, Mr., xxtiit. Donneuille, Eog. de, xx. Dower, custom of London with respect Donj-ngbothe, xx (tit. Spotlond). to, XXIT. Donynton, Jl, xx. Dowling's JSfotitia Scriptorum SS.

Doole-houses (town-halls) in Holland : JPatrum, xiii.

descriptions of, i. Downe-house medo, Warrington, Doolittle's (E,ev. Mr.) meeting-place, XTII. XIT. Downes, township of , Dopping (bishop of Meath)'s character Tin. ot archbishop Marsh, xiii. Downes, ^, n. Tin, xii, xit, xtiii, Dopping' s Tract, de Visltat. de Episc, XIX, xxii, XXTII.

XIX. Downham, co. Lane, xii, xit : account

Dorchester, xiii ; bysshopric of Mercy- of, xxii ; notices of the manor, xit.

ens, XT ; epithalamium by Howell Downham, Ji, Tin. on the marriage of Henry marquis Downside, near Bristol, xiii. of, XXIX. Dowresses in 1465, large number of, Dore abbey, Tin. XTII. Dormer, brigadier: account of his Dowsing, Sa., xiii. attack on the Windmill barricade, D'Oyley's Life of Archhislwp Sand- Preston, t. crqft, xni.

Doming, fi, xxii. Drabicius, Nicholas : account of, xiii. Dorpe, i.e. a Tillage, i. Draclo. See Drakelow. Dorset, duke of, ix. Drage's (William) Treatise ofDiseases Dorset, marquises of, xxii. from Witclicraft: comment upon, Ti. Dorset, Pembroke and Montgomery Dragons fleynge in the ayre forebode Ann CUfFord countess of, xit. the comyng of Danes, xt. Dorsetshire, xit; heraldic yisitation Dragons (artificial) in ancient pa- of in 1623, XIT. geants, notice of, in.

Dort, description of, i ; synod of, xiii. Draining mills in Holland, description

Doson, ji, XTiii. of, I. ; ;

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Drake, ^, Tin, xii, xxii, xxiit. Dublin, Tin, ix, xii ; description of,

Drake's ShaTcspere and his Times, ex- I ; educational progress at, xiii tract froni, XXIX. Newcome invited to settle in, xtiii. Drakelow, townsliip of Davenliam, tut for ; Dubois, John, M.P. Liverpool, ix, hall, account of, Tin. XII. Drakes, guns so called, i. Du Cange, voce officiiun, xit. Drawbridges in Holland, i. Ducarel's Repertory, xix. Draw-well in Liverpool, xii. Duchy of Lancaster, officers of the, Draycott, ^, xx, xxtiii. XIT; seal forcibly taken away by Drayton, co. Salop, Tin. the royalists, ii. Drayton, Adam de. Tin. Ducie, the lords, xix. Drayton, "Willmus persona de, xx. Duck and dog, xit.

Drayton's Polyollion, extracts from, Ducks in Holland, price of, i.

XIII, XTII. Duckenfield, co. Chester : account of,

Dreams and apparitions, it, xxtii. Tin ; church troubles at, it.

Dress, peculiarities of, i ; exhortation Duckenfield, ^, Tin, xii, xix, xxtii. against the Tanity of women ia, xt. Ducket, ^, XIT, XXTIII. Driffield, ^, Tin. Duckfield, Mr., xiii. Drinkhall, Mr., curate of Tatham fell, , township of Malpas, Tin. XXII. Duckworth, a seat of the Holdens, Drinkwater ^, xix, xxtii, xxtiii. XIT. Drogheda, description of, i. Duckworth, John, a Tictim of witch- Droman, David, xit. craft, TI. Dromedaries in Holland, i. , township of Tarvin, Tin.

Dromore, i ; bishops of, i, xiii, xxii Dudley, P, tii, tiii, xit, xxii, xxtii. bishop Jeremy Taylor's tomb at,xiii. Duerden, Greo., xxtiii. Dronfield, co. Derby, xit. Dufferie (the), an ancient Irish dis- Drought in 1635, i. trict, I. Droylsden, township of Manchester, Duffry hall, Templeshanbo, co. "Wex-

xix. ford, I. Druestclogh, xx (tit. Spotlond). Dugard, ^, Tin, xiii, xix. Drum and ancient, with a scarf, be- Dugdale, |I,tiii, xit, xtiii, xxn, xxit, longing to Manchester, xit. XXIX. Drummond, ||, t. Dugdale's visitations of Lancashire, Druiiken Barnahy, extract from, xit. XIT, XIX, XXIT. Drunmer castle taken by major Stan- Dugdale's Monasticon, xix. ley, XII. Dukedale, John, chantry priest of Drury, ||, ix, xxt. Chtheroe, xxn. Drury-lane, London, xit. Duke-street, Liverpool, xii. Dryden's (John) Works, references to, Dukinfield, ^, ii, xxn.

XII, XIT, XTIII. Dulwich college, xxix ; account of, Du Bartas, Sylvester's, xtiii. XIII. Dubhall in Arlecden, Tin. Dumbarton, i. Dubleday, ^, xx. Dumfries, i; menaced by the rebels, Dublerose, Annabel, xtii. H : . :

50 GENEEAL INDEX.

Dumplington, hamlet of Eccles, xix. Dunster, ^1, xix, xxvii. Dumplintou, "William de, vicar of Dunster castle, i. Eochdale, xix, xx. Duntou, honest John, xit. Dunbar, description of, i. Dunyngesbothes, xx (ifi^.Whiteword). Dunbar, George Hume eai*l of: no- Dunyngesboth rode, xx {tit. "WTiite- tice of, I. word) Duncombe for Dackombe, sir John Dupiter (Eob.) restores to God the an error of Whitaker's, xiT. chui'ch of St. Mary of Bruera, Tin.

: of, Dundalk, xii ; description of, i. Duport, Dr. account xiii. Dunfermline abbey, notice of, i. Durdent, AValter, bishop of Lichfield, Dimgan, battle of, xii. excommunicates Eaudle fourth earl Dunglass castle, account of, i. of Chester, Tin. Dunham, near Chester, Tin. Durel's writings studied by Newcome, Dunham-Agden, township of Bowden, XTIII. Tin. Durem, Hugo de, xx.

Dimham-Massey, it, Tin ; notice of D'Urfey, fi, xtiii.

the hall, Tin ; Newcome's visits to, Durham, description of, i. XTIII. Durham, Hugo de, xx. Dunkannon fort, "Waterford, i. Durham's Commentary on Revelation, Dunken, sir Francis, knt., ix. XTIII.

Dunkenbalgh hall, Church, xir ; no- Durie or Dury, John, a Scotch divine

tice of, XXII ; occupied by the par- account of, it ; incidental notices liamentary forces, II. of, XIII. Dunkirk privateers, i, ix. Dury, Mr., of Manchester, xtiii.

Dunlop's History of Fiction, xiii. Dutch, their venality, xxv ; service

Dunmow flitch, poetical allusion to, Tii. unpopular, xxT ; fire the English Dunn, William, a diligent preacher, ships at Chatham, xxtii. XXII. Dutton, township of Budworth, Tin.

Dunne, Thomas, first emperor of Tri- Dutton's chapel, in Budworth : notice nity college, Cambridge, xxrv. of. Tin.

Dunnishope hall, Accrington : notice Dutton manor, near Eibchester, Tin

of, XXII. account of, xxii ; notice of the hall, Dunnoe or Dunnow hall, near Slade- XXII.

burn : notice of, xit. Dutton, f^. Tin, xit, xtii, xtiii, xx, 's nose, effigy of, xii. XXII, xxtii.

Dimse, arrival of the Highlanders at, T. Dutton- Chedle, Geoffrey de : notice Dunskey castle, i. of. Tin.

Dunstable, it, xit ; local proverb re- Du Vaix's Moral Philosophy of the specting, XXIII. Stoicks, Tii. Dunstan (the blessed) herde angels Duxbury, Nicholas, xit.

singe in the natuite of kynge Edgar, Duxbuiy hall, Standish : account of, XT. XXII. Dunstan or Dunster, jl, XTiii. Duyna (afterwards bishop of Lich- Dunstarr, Henry, minister of North- field) brought to preche in Mercia,

enden. Tin. XT ; notice of. Tin. :

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Dwerrihouse, Anu : her charities, sureth the Eest parte of Mercyens, XXII. XV. Dwerryhouse, "William, mayor of Eastgate-street, Chester, viii. Liverpool, xii. Eastham, co. Chester: account of, Dwight, ^, VIII. VIII. Dwina. See Duyna. Easton, Mr., xxvn. Dyar, Hugh, Tin. Easton-Mauduit, co. Northampton,

Dyce, rev. Alexander, xxix ; his edition VIII. of Webster, vi. Eaton, township of Astbury, viii. Dychefeld, ^, xyii. Eaton, township of Davenham, viii.

Dychefield, |i, xxii. Eaton hall, near Chester : account of, Dyke, |l, xiii, xir. VIII. Dykes, ^, xviii, xxvn. Eaton or Ayton hall, Davenham Dynelay, Joh. de, xx. notice of, vin. Dyneley, p, xrv, xxii. Eaton manor, near , viii. Dynkedlegh, fi, xx. Eaton, ^, IV, viii, ix, xiv, xviii, Dynkley orchard, xx (Jit. Whalleye). XXVII, Dysart, earls of, viii, xxiv. Eatonfield or Edenfield, near Bmy,

Dysart, Grace coimtess of, xxiy. XIV ; aecoiint of, xix. Eawood, Mr., xxvn. EADBALDE, kynge of Kent, xv. Ebba (saynt), abbesse of Canwod, xv.

Eadburg of Kent, sainte, dough- Ebranke, king : notice of, in.

ter of kynge Ethelbryc, xv. Ebrulf 's (St.) abbey : notice of, viii. Eadfryde, sone of Edwyn kynge of Ecclefechan, proceedings of the insur- Northumberlande, xv. gents at, V.

Eagida, a matrone thries restored to Eccles, CO. Lane, xviii, xx ; account

helth by saynt Werburge, xv. of, XIX ; vicarii de, xx. Eagle at Leyden fifty years old, i. Eccles church, xix, xx; account of

Eagle tower, i. the chantry of St. Mary in, xix. Eagle and Child inns, xiv. Eccles, hamlet of Barton in Eccles, Earle, Jl, iv, ix, xii, xiii, xxviii. XIX. Earle- street, Liverpool, xii. Eccles, ft, XX, XXII, xxvn. Earnslow grange, Whitegate, Che- Eccleshall, |i, xx.

shire : notice of, viii. Eccleshull, XX.

Easington woods, xiv. Eccleston, co. Chester : account of,

Easingwold, co. York, viii. VIII ; Eccleston- cum -Belgrave, a East-England, fyfth kyngdome of the township of, viii.

Saxons, xv. Eccleston, co. Lane. : account of, xxii. East-Gilling, Yorkshire, xrv. Eccleston (great-) school, St. Mi-

East hall, Eosthorne : notice of, viii. chael's -upon-Wyre : account of, East-India company, ix. XXII.

East- or Market-Lavington, xiii. Eccleston hall, Prescot : notice of, East-Eetford, xiv parliamentary XXII. ; election at, ix. Eccleston, ^, xii, xviii, xx, xxii, East sea {i.e. the German ocean) me- xxvn, XXVIII. 52 GENEEAL INDEX.

Eccos, 0, XII. Edwarde, kynge, senyor : legendary Echard, historian, xii, xviii. account of, xt. Ecton's T/iesaiirm, xix. Edwarde (saynt), kyng and confessour, Eddleston, JJ, xxii. XT.

Edelfled, dougliter of kyuge Oswy : Edward II., monument to in Grlou- legendary notice of, xt. cester cathedi-al, i. Eden, Dr., master of Trinity hall, Cam- Edward IV., obligations of the Stan- bridge, XI II. leys to, XXIX. Edenfield or Eatonfield chapelry, Bury, Edward VI. giTes a pension to Dr.

CO. Lane. : account of, xix. Dee, xxiT. Edenfield, township of Tottington in Edwards, ^, i. Tin, xxii, xxtiii. Bury, XIX. Edwin, earl. Tin. Edensor, Eichard, xix, Edwin, Ji, XXII. Edesford, ^, xx. Edwyn, kynge of England, XT. Edesford, xx (tit. Cliderliou). Edwj^n (saynt), kynge of JSTorthumber-

Edgar, king of the Mercians, founds lande : subdued by prince Penda,

St.Werburge's abbey, Tin ; legend- XT. ary notices of, xt. Edwyne, kyng of North, xt. Edge, township of Malpas, Tin. Effingham, William lord, and Elizabeth Edge, Jl, II, xTiii, XIX, xxTii, xxtiii. his daughter, xiT. Edge-hill, battle of, ix. Egbryct, kynge of Kent, xt. Edgeley, Mr., xxtii. Egbryct or Egfryde, kynge of the Edgerley, township of Aldford, Tin. North parte, xt. Edgworth, township of Bolton, xix. Egergath in Halsall, xxii. Edgworth, hamlet of Turton in Bolton, Egerton, township of Malpas, Tin. XIX. Egerton, ^, i, ii, it, Tin, xit, xtiii,

Edinburgh, t, ix ; description of, i. XIX, xxii, xxin, xxT, xxtii, xxtiii, Edinhurgh Seview, XTiii. XXIX, Edington, co.AVilts, xiii. Egerton Eapers, ix. Edisbury, edified of newe by Elflede Egfryde. See Egbryct. doughter to kynge Alurede, xt. Egham, XIII. Edmonds, a cook of Queen's college, Eglinton, sir Alexander Seton sixth

Cambridge, xiii. earl of: notice of, i. Edmondson, ^, xtiii, xxii. Egnicius, martyre, kynge of Eest- Edmunde (saint) kyng of Estenglande, England, xt. slayne by kyngs Hingware and Egton-with-Newland chapelry, notice Hubba, XV. of, XXII.

Edmunde, kynge of England, regned Egwyn, bysshop of "Worcester : le- fyue yercs hauing great victory, xt. gendary notices of, xt.

Edmund's (St.) church, Salisbury : Egypt, the ten plages of, embost on wilful destruction of its painted arras, xt. "ndndow, xit. Eires, Mrs., xxtii. Edred. See Elred, Eland, Ji, xix, xx. Education, viscountess Eanelagh's Elcock, Ephraim, it. remarks on, xiii. Elcocke, Dr.. xvin. VOLS. I.— XXX. 63

Elde, Eichard, viii. Ellesmere, earl of, xix. Eldon (lord) on tlie Banbury peerage Elliot or Elliott, ^, xxvii, xxviii. case, xiT. Elliotson, Daniel, xxii. Mection Papers, 1780, ix. Ellis, JS, XIII, XIX, XXVIII. Elentherius (pope) sends ii doctours Ellis, a writer studied by Newcome, to converte Britayne by desire of XVIII. kyng Lucius, xv. Ellis's (sir H.) Letters of Eminent Elephant at the Hague, i. Literary Men, xxii.

Elerius, St. : account of, yii. Ellison, ||, VIII, xviii, XIX, xxii. Elflede, doughter of kynge Alurede, Elliston, Mathew, xiii. wife to duke Etbelrede, builds EUker, xx (^iY.Whalleye).

cburcbes at Cbester, yni ; legend- Ehn, Mr., of Barnewell, xxvii.

ary notices of, xv. Elphinstone, sir Greorge, i. Elflede, wyfe to prynce Peada, slays Elred, kynge, xv. him by "treason, xv. Elseley, G-regory, viii. Ehjah or Hely, proj)het, refuged by a Elsen, an awl, vi. rauen, xv. Eisner's Brevis Conspectus Doctrince Eliot, ^, XII, XIII. Fratrum Boliemoriim, xiii.

Elizabeth, queen, viii, ix, xiv, xxiii, Elston or Ethelstan hall, Preston : XXV, XXIX; personal notices of, i, account of, xxii. XXIV. Elswick chapelry, St. Michael's-upon-

Elizabeth, daughter of James I. : her Wyre : accoimt of, xxii.

marriage, xiv ; as widowed queen Eltoftes, Edmund, xxii. of Bohemia, i; account of her Elton, township of Bury, co. Lane, daughter Elizabeth princess Pala- XIX. tine, XIII. Elton, township of "Warmingham, Elizabeth, princess, daughter of Charles Cheshire, viii.

I. : her birth, xiii. Elton hall, Thornton, Cheshire,

Elizabeth, ]Mrs. : her e\'idence at the VIII. Jacobite trials, xxviii. Eltonhed, Wil., prior of y*" - Ella, kjTige of Southsex, xv. friers of St. Aug. at Warrington, EUale, Grimbaldus de, xx. VIII. Elland, sir Eichard de, xxii. Eltonheued, Alanus de, xx. EUell chapelry and grange. Cocker- Ely, legendary notices of, xv.

ham : account of, xxii. Elyott, sir Jhon, vii. Ellell, Grrimbold de, xxii. Elyseclogh, xx (tit. Chadewyk).

Ellen's (St.)-in-"Windle chapelry: ac- Elzevir, printer : notices of, xiii. count of, XXII. Embroiderers and embroidery, xiv.

EHenbrook chapelry, Eccles : account Emigration from Scotland to Ireland,

of, XIX ; Newcome's connexion with, I. XVIII. Emma of Eravuice, maryed to Ead- Ellenthorpe, co.York, i. balde kynge of Kent, xv.

Eller, Dick, xviii. Emmanuel college, Cambridge : no-

EUers, elder-trees, i. tices of, XIII. Ellesmere, lord chancellor, xiv, xxix. Emmanuel-lane, Cambridge, xiii. ; ;

54 GENEEAL INDEX.

Emmeakyr, laud in Oi'ford, near War- Epictetus, edition of, in 1655, xiii. rington, XVII. Epigram on a fat prior by Clement Emmot, parson, xiv. Marrot, vii. their Emmott hall, Colne : account of, xxii. Episcopalians and presbyterians, Emot, ^, xiT, XXII. mutual relations, xviii.

Empereiir, Coustautinus : professor of Episcopius, the great, xiii. Hebrew at Leyden, i. Epithalamium (a pastoral) on the Empson, Tlio., Tin. marriage of Dr. Worthington, xiii. Encoenia et vigiliae tlie analogues of Epsom-Wells, death of Eoger Downes modern wakes, xiY. at, XIT.

Enckhuysen, beast-market at, i. Erard, Edward : petition in faTOur of, Engagement (the) of 1649, disputa- XII.

tion at Warrington concerning it, Erasmus, xxii ; his statue at Eotter-

IT ; signed by Newcome, xtiii. dam, I ; his Life of Dr. Colet, xiii England after the Eestoration, xtiii. critical notices of his Colloq^uies and

England, kings of, viz : Etlielred, Paraphrase, xiii ; the former stu- Henry III., Edward I., Henry VII., died by Newcome, xtiii.

Henry VIII., Elizabeth, James I., Erastus, Thomas : his high rank as a James II., Tin. writer, ti. Euglisli, Anne, xii. Erbury (William) disputes in a church English Annotations, xtiii. in Lombard-street, Ti; his Crreat English atheism, XXT. Earthquake, Ti. English catholics, loyalty of, xxt. Ercall parTa, Tin. English college in Eome, disunion in, Erchenwyn, fyrste kynge of Estsex, XXT. by the kynge of Merselande brought English library, i.e. Chetham college ofte to ruyue, XT.

library : early notices of, xtiii. Ercombert, kynge of Kent : legendary English refugees, their miserable con- notices of, xt. dition, XXT. Erdbury priory, co.Warwick, xxii.

English troops in Dutch garrison ser- Erdswick hall, Middlewich : account

vice, I. of. Tin. Ennis, colonel: taken prisoner at Erestan, old hundred of. Tin. Wigan, II. Erfurt, birthplace of Job Ludolf,

Enniscorthy, description of, i. XIII.

Enoch ap Evan, a murderer, i. Ergar/or Edgar, kyng, xt.

Enswyde (saynt), sone of kynge Ead- Ericson ( Oicstavus) , Life of xtiii, balde of Kent, xv. Erkengode (saynt), doughter of kynge Ent, Dr. Greorge, xiii. Lothary of Kent, xt. Eutwisle, township of Turton near Ermenberge, Ermenburge and Ermen-

Bolton, XIX ; sale of in 1657, xix gyde (saynts), doughters of prynce its poor-tax in 1707, xix. Ermenred of Kent, xt. Entwisle hall, Bolton: account of, Ermenred, prynce, sone of kynge Ead- XIX. balde of Kent, xt. Entwisle, ^, ix, xix, xxii. Ermenrycus, kynge of Kent, xt. Epicharmus, his good counsel, xiii. Ermenylde (saynt), mother of saynt :

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Werbui'ge : legendary account of, account of, xv ; his costly tomb, XT. XVIII. Erneshalgh in Farington, xxx. Ethelbryct of Kent, prynce and mar- Eruesti on Erasmus's Paraphrase, tyr, XV. XIII. Ethelburge (sainte) doughter of kynge Erneys, p,, xx. Ethebryct, xv. Ernie (sir Michael) lands at Mostyn, Ethelburge (saynt) doughter of kynge

XII, Anna of Eest-Englande : legendary Errington, ^, i, T. notices of, xv. Erskine, lord, xiv. Etheldrede of Kent, prynce and mar- Erskine, ensign: trial and execution tyr, XV. of, Y. Etheleswyk, villa de, xx.

Erynach, Bello-Becco and Arkel : three Etheleswyk, Ji, xx. cells in Ireland subject to Eurness Ethelfleda or Elflida, relict of Ethelred abbey, xxii. duke of Mercia, builds Runcorn Escheator of the duchy of Lancaster, town and castle, viii. XIV. Ethelfride, kynge of Northumberlande Escoyd, CO. Elint, a township of Mal- his acts at Chester and Bangor, xv. pas, VIII. Ethelred, kynge of Mercelande: le-

Eshton hall, in Craven : extracts from gendary account of, xv ; builds St. Hopkinson's MSS. at, xiv. John's church, Chester, viii.

Eskrigge, George, of Over KeUet : his Ethelrede, duke of Merciens: his charity, xxii. piety, XV. Esmond, lord, i. Ethelstan, kynge, sonne of Edwarde

Esmond, sir Thomas, i. seniour : legendary account of, xv. Essebe, Eob. de, xx. Ethelston, Simon, of Hadley, viii. Esseby, villa de, xx. Ethelwod, prynce, of Eest-England, Essencyals of relygyon thre, viz., XV. obedyence, chastyte and wylfull po- Ethics, Martindale's study of, iv.

uerte, xv. Eton, CO. Bucks. : Newcome visits, Essex or Estsex, fourth realme of XVIII.; Dr. "Worthington's frequent

Saxons in Englande : legendary preachings at, xiii. notice of, xv. Eton, villa de, xx. Essex, earls of, xii, xiv, xviii, xxv, Eton, P, VIII, xvii, XX, XXII. XXVII. Eucheston, xxx. Estcourt, Eran., viii. Eueryk, Eob. de, xx. Estgate strete, xx (tit. Cestria). Eueshalgh error for Emeshalgh, in Esthed, John, ix. Fai'ington, xxx.

Estoft, Christopher : account of, viii. Eueswall, xx {tit. Bilyngton). Eston, villa de, xx. Eugene (prince) raises the siege of Eston, Ric. de, xx. Turin, ix. EtcheUs, township of Northenden, Eugenius (pope) and , VIII. XXII. Ethelbryct or Ethelbert, fyrst chrys- Eukestone, WiUmus de, xxx.

ten kynge of Saxons : legendary Eure, ^, XVIII, xxx. 56 GENERAL INDEX.

Eure, William lord, and Elizabeth his Exeter, Margaret duchess of, xxii. daughter, xir. Exeter, Elizabeth countess of: her Eusam, xr. trial, XIT. De vita Constantini, Yale- Exmoor to Exford in Devonshire, a sius's edition of, xiii. terra incognita inhabitabilis, xiii. Eustace, fi. xxii. Exmynge in Suftblke, birth-place of Eustace or Eustach (saynt), legend of, blessed Audry, xv. XT. Exon, Ran. de, camerarius Cestrie, xx.

Eustachius, Erancis : notice of, it. Extemporyfooles, performances of, xit.

Euxton chapelry, Leyland : account Extwisle hall, Burnley : notices of, of, XXII. XIT, XXII.

Euxton hall, account of, xxii ; visited Eyes, Anne, widow, ix. by Charles II., ii. Eynoldesdale, ^, xx.

Euxton manor, account of, xxii ; ren- Eyntre, WiUmus de, xx. tal of in 1694, xxtiii. Eyre, ^, Tin, xxtiii. Evans, i?. Tin, xiii, xrv, xtiii, xxtii. Eyres, Robert, ix.

Evelyn, John, xii, xtiii ; account of, Eyrick, fi, xviii.

XIII ; his remark on Mrs. Godol- Eyves, Thomas, ix.

phin, xiT ; John, his son, translator of Plutarch, xiii. FABER, Albertus Otto: account Everard, ^, Tin, xiii, xxii. of, XIII : his test for angels, xiii, Evers, John, xii. Fabricius, J. A., xiii. Everton- cause, Liverpool, xii. Eadeschaghbrok, xx {titt. Whelton, Every, ^, xxii. WythenhuU). Evesham monastery, co. "Worcester, Eage, Edward, mathematical-instru-

Tin, XXII ; legendary account of, ment maker, it.

XT ; list of abbots and bailifts, xxx. Eagh-side, xx (Jit. Whiteword). Evidence for the crown at the Jacobite Eailsworth, township of Newton, Man-

trials at Manchester : its character chester, XIX.

by an eye-witness, xxtiii. Eaire of saynt Werburge, Chester : its Ev}Ti-poole in Penwortham, xxx. special privilege, xt. Ewod, Eic. de, xx. Eairbank, ^, xxii. Ewyas, Joh. de, xx. Eairclogh, Ji, xiii. Exchanges at Amsterdam and London Eairclough, Dr. James, xxii.

compared, i. Fairfax, Ferdinand lord, xix ; notice Exchange-buildings and Exchange- of, I. street, Liverpool, xii. Fairfax, sir Thomas, xn, xit, XTin,

Exclusion bill, xtiii. XIX ; his military conduct in Lanca- Excommunicated sovereigns, miserable shire, II.

condition of, xxt. Fairfax, Edward, the poet : his witch Executioners, their sanguinary circuit prosecution and MS. Discourse of through Lancashire, T. Witchcraft, Ti. Exercises of religion, xit. Fairfax, ^, xix, xxii, xxiT, xxTii.

Exeter, xiii ; entry of William III. Fairfax Corresjyondence, XLX. into, IX. Fair-head or Marble-head in Ireland, i. VOLS, I. — XXX. 57

Fairhurst hall, Eccleston : notice of, Farenden, church of, yiii. XXII. Fareioell Sermons ly the London Mi- Fairhurst' s chantry rent, dispute re- nisters, XYIII. specting, XII. Farindon's (Anthony) account of John Fairies, an orchard guarded by, i. Hales, XIII.

Fair-oak house anciently Fair-del- Faringdon, co. Berks : furniture at, holme, account of, xiv. XIY. Fairsnape iu Bleasdale, xrv. Farington and its subdivisions, xxx. Faithorne's portrait of Dr. Henry Faruigton church given to Penwortham More, XIII. monastery, yiii.

Falconberg, Mr., xni. Farington hall in Penwortham : notice Falconbridge, |J, xiii. of, XXII. Faldo, Mr., xxvii. Farington, ^, ii, Yin, xix, xxii, Faldworthinges, Joh. de, xxx. xxYiii, xxx. Falengesik, xx {tit. Heleye). Farm at Delft, description of, i. Falingbrome. See Fallibroom, Farmer, Ji, ii, yiii.

Falkirk, i ; battle of, i. Farnaby, Thomas, grammarian: notice Falkland, Henry Gary viscount, xii; of, lY.

notice of, i. Farndon, co. Chester : account of, yiii. Falkland, Lettice viscountess: her Farnham, co. Surrey, xiii.

character by Grainger, xiii. Farnworth chapelry, Prescot : account FaUibroom, township of Prestbury, of, XXII. Till. Farnworth, township of Dean, co.

Fallowfield, township of Stretford, Lane, XIX ; account of its school,

Manchester, xix. XIX ; hall, notice of, xix. Fallows, Eichard, xviii, xxvii. Farnworth, John, of Little Hilton: Fallows, William, viii. his bequest, xix.

Fallows hall, Alderley : notice of, viii. Farqviharson, lieut.-col. John, Y.

Fall-wall well, Liverpool, xii. Farquharson, captain Peter : his death, Falwitz (le) family, Tin. Y. Falmouth, xiii. Farrall, lady, xxyii.

Falselydyates, xx {tit. "Whiteword). Farrall, "W. : his charitable bequests,

Falstaff, sir John, xiv ; why the name yiii. was employed by Shakespeare, yti. Farrandly or farrantly, meaning of, yi. Falyes, xx {tit. Merton). Farrant, ^, xiii, xxyii. Falyngtrekar, xx {tit. Bilyngton). Farren, Richard, xxii. Familiar spirits, their names, nature, Farrer, Jl, yti, xiv, xxii, xxyiii. arts and special peculiarity, yi. Farriugton, Henry, xxyiii. Family of Henry Newcome, xviii. Fast- day for the persecutions in Pied- Fancie, name of a familiar spirit, vi. mont, XIII.

Fane, sir Francis, knt. : notice of, Fast- and festival-days, XYiii ; disre- XIV. gard of temp. James I., xiy. of, i. Fanshaw, i@., ii, Yin, xiy. Fasting maid of Bern, account Farber, Ralph, yiii. Fat man at Amsterdam, description Fardanclogh, xx {tit. Spotlond). of, I. 58 aENEEAL INDEX.

Eauconberg, earls of, Tin, xis. Fennam, co. Northumberland, i. Eauconberg, viscounts, xix, xxii. Fenner On Willfull Impenitency, Eaukner, a poor woman, xxyii. XTIII. Eauldiiigbam, xir. Fenney, Mr., incumbent of Stalmine, Eaulkners of Liverpool, xii. XXII. Eaunt, Mr., xxix. Fenton, ^, T, Tin, xiii, xix, xxii, Favour, Dr. John, vicar of Halifax, XXTII. XIT. Fenwick, ^, Tin, ix, xii, xxii, xxtiii. Eawcett, Thomas, minister of Overton, Fenwick hall, Liverpool, xii. XXII. Fenwick alley and Fenwick-sti'eet,

Eawkener, Ealph, xvii. Liverpool : descriptions of, xii. Eawkes, F. H., of Farnley, xiv. Fere, a companion, husband, vii.

: of, Fawkes, Guy, xxy. Ferguson, Robert account xxtiu ; Eawre-akyr and Fawre-akyr lane, Or- his visit and letter to Newcome, ford, near Warrington, xvii. XXVII. Eayrehurstsik, xx {tit. Bilyngton). Fermanheye in Penwortham, xxx. Eazakerley, J5, ix, xii, xxii, xxviii. Fermery garthes, xx (tit. Whalleye). Eazakerley-street, Liverpool, xii. Feme islands, i.

Fear, to frighten, vi. Feme, Henry, bishop of Chester : ac- Feamehead, Peter, it. count of, Tin; notices of, xiii,

Fearnside, Adam : notice of, it. XTIII. Fearnside, Henry, xxii. Fernelius seeks Dr. Dee's acquaint-

Feathers inn, Chester : Adam Martin- ance, XXIT. dale's imprisonment at, it. Ferneside, ^, xxTii. Featly, Dr. Daniel, xiii, xxii. Fernylegh, xx {tit. Spotlond). Feeilden. See FeUding. Ferrand, ^, xix. Eeilden, ^, xxii. Ferrar, Nicholas, of Little Gidding,

Eeilding, James, of Street, and Alex- Tin ; account of, xni. See Gidding. ander his son, XIX. Ferrers, earls of Derby, xix, xxii. Eelgenhaver's Postilion, xiii. Ferrers, earls, xit, xix, xxii. Fell, iS, II, XIII, XIV, XVIII, XXII, xxvii. Ferrers or Ferrars, ^, xit, xix, xxii. Eellgate, Mr., minister of Bradshaw Ferriar On Popular Illusions, extract chapel, XIX. from, TI. Eellowes, R. Gr., of Edmonton, xxii. Eerrie, i.e. Littleborough on Trent: Fellowship of collegiate church, Man- notice of, xit.

chester : proceedings at an election, Ferror, sir Henry, preste, xix. XTIII. Ferry at "Warrington, feud respecting, Fellowship of Emmanuel college, Cam- XTII.

bridge : particulars of a disputed Ferrys (George) accuses Dr. Dee of election, xiii. treasonable enchantments, xxit. Fells, ^, IX, XII. Ferthings, xx {tit. Aluetham). Felton, Dr., bishop of Ely, xxii. Festival on saynt "Werburge's profes- Felton-bridge, Merse troop placed at, sion, legendary account of, xv. T. Fetherston, Mr., parson of Bentham, Fence (the) in Pendle, ti, xit. VOLS. I.— XXX. 59

Fever at Manchester, xxvii ; singular Fifth-monarchy men, iv.

remedy for a, xxyii. Figulus, Petrus : account of, xiii. ffalenge, |i, xx. Filmer, sir Eobert : character of his ifalenges, villa de, xx. vsritings, vi. ffarington, ^, xrv, xvin. Filthy habits of the Scotch, i. ffarneword, Adam de, xx. Finanus, bishop : legendary notices ffarneworth, Birchehalgh in, xx. of, XV. ffarrant, Mr., xviii. Finch, ^, IV, ix, xii, xni, xiy, xxii, ffearneside, Mr., xyiii. XXYII. field family, xx. Finch house, Liverpool, xn. fieni-e, B-ic, xx. See fieure. Finett, sir John, author of Finetti fierneside, xx. Fliiloxenis : notice of, xir. fierrers, ^, xx. Fininden, xx (tit. Stanword). fiferthyng, xx (tit. Grerstan). Finlow, ^, VTii, XII, xxTii. fietherstan family, xx. Finmore, "William, xxvii. ffeure, Eicardus fil. "Willi de, xx. Finney family, xix. ffilyngham, Eadiilphus de, xx. Fuisthwaite chapelry, co. Lane. : ac- fiisburn, Thom. de, xx. count of, XXII. ffisher, Mr., xviii. Fire of London, notices of, xxyii. ffitton, Ji, XX. Fires in Manchester, frequency of, fileitcroft, Eobert, xviii. XVIII. fflekho, Thorn, eapellanus de, xx. First-fruits, historical account of, viii. ffleynesburgh, Eobertus de, xx, Firth, Thomas, xxii. fibg, p, XVIII. Fish, management of, in Holland, i. fiblrig, XX. Fish-ponds in York, i. fiord, ^, XVIII, XX. Fish-wears in the Mersey, injurious fiibresta, ^, xx. efiect of, IX. fibrnace, Mrs., xviii. Fisher, p, it, xii, xiii, xviii, xxii, fibrneby, xx. XXVII, XXIX. ffbrneby, ^, xx. Fisherbuttes, xx (tit. CHderhou). fibuk, Hugo, XX. Fishwyck, Mr., Yiii. ffoune, Oliverus de, xx. Fitches, Eeuben, a Cambridge cook, ffrance, ^, xxii. XIII. fireckelton, Eic. de, xx. Fittleton, co.Wilts., xix. firodesham, Petrus de, xx. Fitton, p, II, VIII, XVIII, XXVII. firyston, ecelesia de : Eicardus de Fitz-Alured, Eoger, and Alice his Moselaye, rector, xx. daughter, yiii. fiulwood, peramb., xx. Fitzgerald, sir Luke, and his wife fiytton, ^, xxii. " colonel Mary," xii. Fiddlers' ferry, near Warrington, xvii. Fitz-Gilmuth, Eobert. See Grilmuth. Field, ^, xiii. Fitz-Henry (Eobert) founds Burs- Field house or Overth' fields, Bury, xix. cough priory, yiii. Fielden, John, xxii. Fitzherbert, 0, yiii, xix, xxy, xxyiii. Fielding, John, xix. Fitz-Hugh, Eobert, baron of Malpas, Fiennes, ^, xxii. and his daughter Letitia, viii. ; :

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Fitzmaurice, John, of Ireland, and his Flodden Field, in Nine Fits, a poem wife Joanna, xxy. extracts from, vii. Fitz-Nigel, "William, baron of Halton, Flood, ^, xni.

founder of , yiii. Floods at Dort and Eotterdam, i ; at Eitz - Norman, Hugh and Ealf, Manchester, xviii.

VIII. Flookborough chapelry, co. Lane. : Eitz-Eoger (Eichard) founds Lytham accoimt of, xxii. priory, xxii. Flookersbrook, near Chester, viii. Fitz-Siward, Heniy, xix. Florence, MSS. of Scioppius in the

Eitz-Swayn, (Adam) founds - Laurentian library at, xiii ; notice Breton priory, riii. of the grand-duke Ferdinand II. of, Eitz-Tezzon, Osbern, ancestor of the XIII. BoydeUs of Doddleston, viii. Florentine, a special kind of cross- Eitzwalter (Eobert baron) created bow, XIV. earl of Sussex, xix. Florentius, Dr., author of De Peste, i. Eive-miles act, its operation in Lan- Flotes, X5 {tit. Kyuerdale). cashire, IV, xvm. Flower, ^, i, xii, xxiv. Flagellum, a book so caUed, xviii. Floyd, Mr., ix. Elanders, ix. Flud, John, servant to sir "William

Elandrensis (Michael) or Le Eleming, Stanley : his depositions and execu-

otlierwise ^lichael de Furness : no- tion, XXV. tice of, XXII. Fludd, Eobert, the rosicrucian, vi; Flanner, Phil.,viii. notices of, xiii.

Flats near the isle of Thanet : passage Flushing, I. of, I. Flyndal, xx {tit. Staneye). Flaxpughull, XX {tit. Butterword). Foden, John, viii. Fledde {or Sledde), kyuge of Estsex ]^og) ^, ii> 1^5 XIII. and Mydylsex, xv. Fogg, f^, VIII, XIII, XIV, XIX. Fleere, to mock, gibe, flout, vii. Fogge, Ji, II, XIII. , ^, ii, iv, viii, ix, xii, xiv, Foing, cleansing, vii. XXII, XXVIII. Foldes, near Eivington, xix. Fleetwood pedigree, xxx. Foldestidde (the), "Warrington, xvii. Eleitcroft, Eobert, xxvii. Folds, Mr., XXII. Fleming, ^, i, vii, xxii. Foldgreue, xx {tit. Bilyngton).

Flesher, E. : his bequest to the poor Foley, J^, IV, xxvii. of Chester, viii. Fontenoy- street, Liverpool, xii. Fletcher, ^, viii, ix, xii, xiv, xvii, Foot-races a royal amusement, xiv. XXII. Forbes, ||, i, v. Fletewoode, John, xxx. Ford over the Mersey at "Warrington,

Flintshire, viii. XVI I. Flitcroft, ^, XIX, XXVII. Ford, township of Sefton, xii.

Flixton, CO. Lane, viii ; account of, Ford, CO. Sussex, ix. XIX. Ford's Perhin WarhecTc, xxix ; Witch Flodden, battle of, vii, ix, xiv, xvii of Edmonton, extract from, vi. ballads on, xxix. Fordham, xiii. ; :

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Foreness in Kent, i. Foulk-Stapleford, near TarYUi : origin , extirpation of deer of the name, yiii. from, xrv". Fountain, Mr., xiii. Forests, decay of, in LancasHre and Fowke, ^, IX. Chesliire, vii. Fowler, ^, ii, iy, xxyiii. See Scoler. Forester (master-) of "Wensleydale Fox ^, yiii, xni, xxii, xxyii, xxyiii.

and Eaydale : royal grant of the Foxe, ^, II, XIY. office of, XIV. Foxes, fees paid for destroying, xrv. Forms or benclies admitted into Foxcroft, 1^, XIII.

cliurclies before the Reformation, Foxdenton haU, Oldham : account of, XIT. XIX.

Formby, chapelry of Walton (account Fox hall, Blackpool : notice of, ix.

of, pp. 227-8), XXII ; assessment of Foxholes, E/Ochdale : account of, xix.

a fifteenth in, ix. Foxhunting, temp. James I. : character Formby, fi, ix, xii, xxii. of, XIY. Forme, Mr., xxii. Foxlowe, Henry, xyii. Fornace, ^, xxyii. Foxwist in "Whitegate, Cheshire, yiii. Fornby or Forneby, 0, xxii, xxyii. Fozzi (the) at Venice, xyiii.

Forrester, lord : account of his suc- France, ix ; arms of, xiy ; Henry III.

cessful attack at Preston, v. king of, XIY ; Mary queen-dowager

Forshall, ^, viii. of, XIY ; history of, studied by New- Forshaw or fforshagh, ^, xxx. come, XYIII. Forster, P, v, viii, xiii, xix. France family, yiii. Fort, ^, XXII. Francis, John, ix. Fortalitium Fidei contra Judaeos, Franeker, in Friesland, xiii. Fortalitium Fidei contra Judceos, &c., Fraukby or Franceby, township of

by Alphousus de Spina : notice of, xiii. West-Kirby, Yin.

Fortescue, |l, i, xxriii. Frankfort, xiii ; Catalogue of, xiii. Forth river, character of its shores, i Frankland, sir Thomas, bart., M.P. passage of by the Highlanders, v. account of, yiii. Forth, Mr., xxyii. Franklin, Chaucer's description of a, Fortune's fickleness, lines on, xxiii. yii. Fossard, Richard de, Yiii. Franklyn, ^, xiii. Foster, ^, xiii, xix, xxii, xxiy. Frantzius, author, xiii. Fotherby, Martin, D.D., xiii. Freckleton, co. Lane, xxx. Fothergill, Dr., yiii. Frederick II. king of Denmark, xiy. Fotheringhay college, account of, xm. Free-school at Liverpool, notice of, xii. Fouch, Mrs., XXYII. French and Spanish ambassadors, fight Fouden, fox-hunting at,- xiY. at London between, xyiii. Foul-women (? nurses) at Leyden, i. French fashions prevail at the Hague, i. Foulds, near Eivington, xix. French, Peter, B.D., xiii. Foulds, Anne, killed by witchcraft, yi. Frere-medo, "Warrington, xyii. Foulhurst, Foulshurst, or Fulleshurst Frewen, archbishop of York, xiii. family, of Crewe, yii, yiii, xix. Friburg bell, Miiller's poetical account Foulrig, XIY. of, XYIII. GENEEAL INDEX.

Friend, Jo., xiii. Funeral sermons, custom of, xrv. Eriend-makers in Holland, their office Furafta, xx (tit. Spotlond). and powers, i, Furness deanery. Tin, xix; account

Eriesland, political description of, i; of, XXII ; rent paid by rural-dean account of a remarkable native of, to bishop. Tin. XIII. Furness abbey, account of, xxii. Frisius, G-emma, mathematician, xxiY. Furness, ^, Tin, xit, xix, xxii. Frith river. See Forth. Furnifall, John, rv. Frobisher or Forbisher, sir Martin: Furniture, inventory and valuation of, account of, xxiii. VII.

Frodsham, co. Chester, xii ; account Fyfe or Fyffe, ^, xiv, xxii.

of, VTii ; church belongs to Vale- Fyld (William) endows Grreat-Eccles-

Eoyal abbey, viii ; rent paid by ton school, XXII. rural-dean to bishop. Tin gaol at, Fyssher, HeiH-y, and his wife Cathe- ;

XVII ; Newcome commences his rine, XVII. ministry at, xviil. Fytcheakyr and Fytchelande, in War- Frodsham, ^, viii. rington, XTII. Frog, Mary, Yin. Fyton, ^, Tin. Frog-lane, Liverpool, xii. Fytton, ^, xxTii. Froggatt, T. Sutton Mort, xxii. Frogmore, xiii. GABEL, in Bohemia, birth-place Frome, co. Somerset, xiii. of P. Figulus, 3ni.

Fromonds, ||, xxiv. Gadsden, co. Bucks. : earl of Bridg- Frost, ^, XIII, XXII, xxTii, xxviii. water's monument at. Tin.

Fuente, Spanish ambassador : haughty Gage, sir John, hart., and Mary his speech of, xviii. daughter, xit, Fnlache, xx (tit. Bilyngton). Gaigneres, Monsieur, intendant de Fulebachehope, xx {tit. Brendewod). Madame de Lorraine, xiii. Fulford, ^, XXTII. Gaitskill (Eichard) founds Bowbridge

Fulginio, Angela de : full title of the hospital, XXII. book so called, xiii. Gale or Gavill, hamlet of Whitegate, Fullbrough in CartmeU, Tin. Tin. Fuller, ft, Tin, xiii, XTiii, xix, xxii, Gale, Jl, XXII. XXTII. Gale-crofte, Gale-parrok and Gale-

Fidler's pretended plot, xxTiii. sperthe : lands in Orford, near War-

Fuller's Church History, xit ; Wor- rington, XTII. thies, XIT, XIX. Galeway, Willmus de, xx. Fulleshurst, fl. Tin. See Foulhurst. Galey, =p, xix. Fulshagh, John, of Warrington, XTii. Galfridus or Gaufridus, capellanus, Fulshaw, township of Wilmslow, Tin. XXX. Fulthorpe, sir Eoger, knt., xxii. Gallaw, Thomas, xii. Fulwood, near Preston, xii. Galliard (lieut.-col.) taken prisoner at Funeral ceremonies temp. James I., Wigan, II.

xrv ; at the Hague, i ; over the body Galliards and corantos, XIT. of saynt "Werburge, xt. GaUoway, moor of, i. . . ; ; :

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Gralloway, Thomas, bailiff of Liver- Garston leet jury, extract from order

pool : his character sketched, xii. of, IX. Gallows in Holland, dainty and curi- Garston or Gerstan, ^, xx. ous, I. Garswood hall, Ashton-in-Makeriield Graltree forest, viii. notice of, xxii.

Galva'h, a spirit : her dialogue with Gartesiche, xx (tit. Cromton). Dr. Dee, xiii. Garteside, ^, xx. Galway, viscount, ix. Garthwayte, Mr., xiii.

G-amelscroft, xx (i!iY, "Wythenhull) Garton, Eichard, xxn. G-amiges, birth-day feast at, xiy. Gartside, ^, xiv, xix, xxn, xxvii, Gamul, ^, II, IT, Tin, xxx. XXVIII.

Grangrene, terrible case of, i. Gartside hall and manor, xx ; account Grarden, Philip, viii. of, XIX. G-ardens (account of) at the Hague, Gartsyde, rev. Thomas, xxn. Leyden, Allifein, York, Carrick- Garway, f^, ix, xn. fergus, Drogheda, i. Gascall (Mr.) founds a school at New- G-ardmer, ^, ix, xii, xiii, xiv, xxii, ton, Manchester, xix. XXYII. Gascoigne or Gascoyne, |l, Y, ix, xxn. Gardner, ^, xn, xtiii, xxii, xxvii. Gaskell, ^, n, xviii, xix, xxn, xxyii. Garecloghes, xx (tit. Whalleye) Gassendus or Gassendi, Peter: account Gargape in Penwortham, xxx. of, xiii. Garice, John, and Elizabeth his daugh- Gastrell, ^, Yin, xix, xxn. ter, XII. Gastrell's Notitia Cestriensis, xix. Garner, William, minister of Parn- Gataker, ^, xiii, xiy, xyiii, xxyii. worth, XXII. Gate, street or way, xyii. Garnet, ^, xvii, xx. Gatecrofb in Parington, xxx. Garnett, fl, xii, xxn. Gathorne or Gaythorn, Edward, a Garnstone near "Weobley, residence " bloody Anabaptist," rescued by and burial-place of colonel from prison, xyiii, xxyii. Birch, xvm. Gauden, Dr., xiii.

Garrard, P, xrv, xxix. Gaule, John : notice of, Yi.

Garratt hall, Manchester, xviii ; ac- Gaunt, John of, xxn ; insignia of, covmt of, XIX. XIY.

Garroway, p, ix, xxii. Gauntes, wild-geese : their meruey- Garside or Garsett, JJ, viii. lous obedyence to saynt Werburge,

Garstang, co. Lane. : account of, xxii XY.

high-awlter at, xxii ; brasses in the Gavil or Gale, township of White-

church, XIY ; rebels and executions gate, Yin. at, T. Gawsworth, co. Chester: account of,

Garstang market-town chapel, account Yin ; Newcome's connexion with,

of, XXII. XYIII : hall, account of, Yin.

Garstang-side, xyiii. Gawthorp hall, Padiham, xiY ; account Garston, co. Lane, vxri, ix, xii of, xxn. account of, xxii; hall, notice of, Gay, quotation from, xiy. XXII. Gayrestang, ^, xx, xxx. 64 GENEEAL INDEX.

G-aysworth/or Gawsworth, viii. Gerdes's Miscellanea Groningiana, Gaythom. See Gathorn. XIII.

Gajton hall, Heswall, Cheshire : no- Gerlaffr or Gulaffr, "Willus, xx. tice of, Tin. Germaine, lady Betty, ix. Gazette, story of naval engagement in German landsknechte's march against the, XXVII. Eome, XTIII. Geaf " in Saxons tongue," xy. German, Thomas, mayor of Preston, Geaton, J2, Tin. XXII. Gee, }5, II, IT, XXII, xxtii. Gernet, ^, xx, xxii.

Geere, Mons' de, xiii. Gerneth, Eoger : notices of, xxii. Geering, Mr., xtiii. Gerrard, J^, xxtiii. Geese, wild. See Gaiintes. Gerstan and its subdivisions, xx.

Geez, XX (i^iV. Whalleye). Gesselius's (Timannus) Ecclesiastical Gell, Mr. and Mrs., xtiii, xxtii. History, notice of, xiii.

Gellebrand, Eich., xtiii. Gey, Stephen, vicar of "Whalley : no- Genebrard's character of Johannes tice of, XXII. Lasitius, xiii. Gfrorer, A. F., editor of Bruno, xiii. Geneva, praise of the English liturgy Ghisnes or Ghynes, Ingelram de, and

in, IX ; John Pell's residence there, his wife Christiana, xxii.

XIII. Ghosts at Berlin and Weimar, i.

Gent, Mrs., xiii. Guesthouses in Holland : description Gentleman's Magazine, xiT, xtiii. of, I.

Gentleman''s jRecreation, xiT, Giants in Holland, i.

Gentyl, Joh. le, xx. Gibbets in Holland, i. See GaUows. Geoffrey or Jeffery of Monmouth, Gibbon, Mr., xxtii. notice of, tii. Gibbons (J.) elected mayor of LiTer-

Geoffrey, bishop of Coventry : notice pool, IX. of. Tin. Gibbs, sir Vicary, attorney-general,

Geoffreys, Eobert : his dispute with XIT. Henry Norris, ix. Gibraltar, straits of, ix. Geohegan's accusation against the Gibs, Eebecca, ix. Eoundheads, xii. Gibson, ^, Tin, xii, xiii, xiT, xxii, George I., political conduct of, t. XXTII. George II., rustic ignorance in Eay- Gibson's Codex and Concilia, xix. dale in the time of, xit. Gidding (little-), xit. See Ferrar. George, David, the famous enthusiast, Giffard's (George) Dialogues concern- xiii. ing Witches and Witchcraft: critical

George or Gorge, sir Thomas, knt. , xxrv. notice of, ti. George (St.) sir Eichard, knt., Norroy, Giftord, J^, xxtiii.

XIT. Gifford, William : his critical opinions George inn, Lichfield, xit. quoted, xii, xit, xtiii, xxix.

Gerard, ft,, i, ii, ti, tiii, ix, xii, xiii, Gilbert, Mr., xxtii. xrv, xtii, xtiii, xix, xx, xxii, xxtii, Gilbody, Ji, XIX, xxii. XXTIII. Gilds for Guilds of St. Anne and St. Gerbier, sir Balthazar, xiii. Ursula, Chester : accounts of. Tin. ; ;

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Grildart, Eichard, M.P. for Liverpool, Glasseure, Thomas, viii.

and his wife Ann, xii. Glastonbury, description of, i ; notices

Gildart-street, Liverpool, xii. of its holy thorn, i, xiii ; Hearne's

Gilden-Sutton, Cheshire : account of, Antiquities of Glastonhury, xxii. TTTI. Gleast, Eleanor, xxii. Griles, Anna, xyiii. Gleaston castle, description of, xxii. Gill, William, of Speke, ix. Gleave, f^, yiii. Gille, Cecilia, xvii. Glebedekar, xx (tit. Bilyngton^. Gillefylde and Gille-lande in Warring- Glegg or Glegge, ^, yiii, xiy. ton, XYII. Gleides or gledes, red-hot coals, xxiii. Gilliam, p, xix, XXYII. Glen, George, iy. Gillibourne, Mr., xxviii. Glendole, John, xiii. Gillibraud, ^, ii, xxii. Glisson, Dr. Fi-ancis, xiii. Gillibrand hall or Lower-Chorley hall, Glossaries. See vols, xy, xx, XXII. Gloucester, xyiii ; description of, i Gilling (east-), co. York, xrv. Elfleda doughter of kynge Alured Gillingham rectory, Kent, vested in edifies a noble monastery at, xy. Brasenose college for Middleton Gloucester, Henry duke of, xiii, xxyii. school, XIX. Glouer stone, xx (tit. Cestria). Gillow, Robert, xxii. Glover, Jl, yiii, xii, xyiii, xxii. Gilmuth, Eobert Eitz-, xxii. Glyd, Jeffrey, ix.

Gilpin, ^, IT, xiii, XXII. Glyn, f^, XII. Gilsburgh, xiii. Goad, ^, YII, XIII. See Good. Gipps, rev. Thomas, rectory of Bury, Goch, Robertus, xx. XIX, XXII. Goddard, fl, xiii, xxyiii. Giraldus Cambrensis, xy; notice of, yii. Goddericke, sir Henry, ix. Girlington, |5, ii, xiy, xxii, xxyiii. Goddersyde in Cartmell, yiii. Girona, wager respecting, ix. Godelegia or Godley manor in Long- Girtou, XIII. den dale, YIII. Gisburne in Craven, yi, xiy, xix. Goderieheclogh, xx (tit. Eiblecestria). Gisburne, Mr., mayor of Derby, xxyii. Godewayt, Ad., xx. Gisthill, a writer, xiii. Godfathers in Anglo-Saxon times, xy. Glamorgan, f^, xii. Godfrey, sir Edmimdbury, xiii.

Glanville, Joseph : account of, xiii Godith or Godiva, wife of dukeLeofric, notices of him and his works, yi, obtains the freedom of Couentre XIII. from her husband, xy.

Glasgow, description of, i ; notices of Godley, to^vnship of Mottram, yiii. the university, i, iy. See Godelegh. Glasier, fi, ii, Yiii, xxY. Godolphiu, ^, XIY, XXII. Glass of skill, probably the beryl, 's Life of Milton, xxiY. XXIII. See Dee (Dr.), xxiy. Goat, a native of Gothland or Jut- Glass-works at Dort, i. land, XY. Glassbrook, ^, xxii. Gogava, Antonius, mathematician, Glasse-house, township of 8t. Oswald's, XXIY. Chester, viii. Gogney, JS, xii. . : . : :

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Golborn-Bellow, township of Tatteii- Goodshaw, co. Lane : account of, xxii. hall, Yin. Goodwin, ^, lY, xiii, xyiii, xix, xxvii. Golborn-David, toAAiisliiiD of Handley, Goodwyn, Dr., xxYii. notice of, viii. Goolden, Edm., xix. of, i. Golborne in "Winwick, xvii ; consti- Gooseberries, receipt for a tansy

tuted a parish, xxii. Gooselaue grange, Eochdale : account Golborne, Mr., xtiii. of, XIX.

Goldacher, xx (Jit. Gerstan) Goosetree, chapelry of Sandbach, iy ;

Goldbourn, War. de, xxx. account of, Yin ; Newcome officiates Goldehord, xx {tit. Staneye). at, XYIII.

Golden, Lawrence, ix. Goosnargh, co. Lane, xiy ; account of, Golden Mm^otir, account of, xxiii. XXII. Goldsborough, incident of the great Goosnargh or Gosnell, James, vicar of

storm at, i. Bolton, XIX. Goldsborough, bishop of Gloucester, i. Goostrey family, yiii. Goldshaw, Goldshaw-Booth or GovJds- Gorbals (the), a suburb of Glasgow hey, in Pendle, Yi. notice of, i. Goldwell, Thomas, bishop of St. Asaph Gordon, a Scotch conspirator, xxyiii. notice of, vii. Gore, Thomas, xxii. Golyn, John son of Nicholas, of Golyu- Gore's Liverpool Directory, 1790 rode, XIX. list of names from, xii. Gonolfemore, xx. See in same volume Goree in Holland, i. Whelton. Gorges, Mr., xiii. GonYiUe and Caius college, Cambridge, Goring, fi, i, ii, xiii, xiy. xni. Gorse-acre hey and Gorsey heys, Good {properly Goad), Dr., head-mas- Liverpool, xii. ter of Merchant-tailors' school, iy. Gorsichelache, xx (Jitt. Breudewod, Goodacre, Ji, yiii. Whiteword) Goodall, John, ix. Gorstelow, Eichard, vicar of Eochdale, Good counsel, poems of, xxiii. XIX. Good-Friday a day for witch-meetings, Gorsty-akyr, Orford, near Warrington, YI. XYII. Goodfellow, Eobin, a character in a Gorsty-croft, Warrington, xyii. masque, xiy. Gorsuch, James, ix.

Goodier, Mr., minister of English Gorton, near Manchester : account of, church at Leyden, i, XIX; Martindale's connexion with, Goodman, ^, ix, xiii, xxyiii. lY. Goodrich court, ancient armour at, Gorton, James, xix. XIY. Goselone, xx {tit. Cestria).

Goodricke, sir Henry, \\\i. : notice Gosenargh, Eandulphus de, xx. of, I. Gosnall or Gosnell, ^, Yin, xix, XXYII. Goodridge or Gotherick (sir John) See Goosnargh. taken prisoner, ii. Gostlin, Jo., XIII. Goods of deceased persons in Holland, Gottingen, Eoyal society of, xiii. distribution of, i. Gouet, Lodowvcus, xx. . . ;

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GrOUge, ^, XYIII, XXTII. Grrappenhall, co. Chester, xix; ac- Groulborn, co. Chester, yiii. count of, VIII. See Gropenhall. Groulbourn's (J.) letter on the Man- Grrass-day, xiv. chester riots, sxYiii. Grraveley, xiii. Goiold, 0, XIII, XXVIII. Grravelines in Flanders, i, xiv. Goulden, Ja., xxni. Grraves, xx (i^i;^. Whalleye) Groupylus (Jacobus) desires Dr. Dee's Grravescende in Holland, i. acquaiatance, xxiT. Grravesend, co. Kent, i, xiii. Grousehouse, xx (^^ii^. "WTialleye) Grr*ay, ^, i, ^i, 3:iii, xvii, xx, xxii. Grout (the), Liverpool, xii. G-raysbrook, co. York, iv. Government of Ireland, extract from, Grrays-Inn, London, ix, xrv. XXV. Grreasby, townships of Thurstaston, Grower, ^, viii, ix, xix, xxvii. West-Kirby and Wibunbury, viii.

Grower, the poet : Latin verses by, vii. Great Britaijies Great Deliverance, a Growre, captain, xxviii. sermon by Leigh of Standish, xiv. Growry conspiracy, account of, i. Grreat-Carlton, xii. Groydwin, Mr., xiii. Grreat- Crosby, xii. GTrace, Joseph, xiii. Grreat-Lamford, xiii. Gradill, Mr., of Barbers-moor xxviii. Grreat-Sankey, xvii. Grreevius's edition of Martiaez's Lexi- Grreatraks, Valentine, xiii. con, XIII. Grreaves, P, vii, xviii, xix, xxvn, Grrafton, hamlet of , Cheshire, XXVIII.

VIII ; hall, account of, viii. Grredley or Grredle, ^, xiv, xix. Grraham, ^, i, v, xiv. Grreek, grammars and pronunciation Grraham's dyke, description of, i. of, IV. Grraisdale or Grrizedale village and hall Grreen, ^, ii, viii, xii, xix, xxii, in Satterthwaite, notices of, xxii. XXVIII. Grraisty, Joh., viii. Grreene, ^, ii, viii, ix, xrv^, xviii, Grraithwaite chapelry and halls, XXII, XXVII, XXIX. Hawskshead: notices of, xxii. Grreen- acres, Sacheverell mob at, v. Grrampound, co. Cornwall, xiii. Grreenacres, fl, xiv, xxii. Grraud jury at Jacobite trials in Man- Grreenall, ||, viii, xxii.

chester : list of, XXVIII. Grreen-castle, Newry : notice of, i.

Grrandison, Otho de, xix ; sir Otto de, Grreenfield, sir Christopher, xxviii. XXII. Greenhalgh, ^, ii, iv, xiv, xviii, xix, Grrange (the) in Ince-Blundell, xxii. XXII, XXVIII.

: of, Grrange hall, West Kirby : notice of, Grreenhalgh castle account xxii VIII. siege and surrender of, ii.

Grranger, Margaret, xii. Grreenhalgh hall, Bury : notice of, Grranger's Biographical Sistory xii, XXII. XIII, XIV. Grreenhead in Pendle, notice of, vi.

Grrant, ^, xviii, xrx, xxvii. Grreenhead hall, Poulton : account of, Grrantham, ^, viii, xiv. XXII. Grranville, Greorge, duke of Suther- Grreenloes tenement, Walmsley near land, XIX. Bolton, XIX. . .: : :

GENERAL INDEX.

Green-men, characters in pageants : Greyhounds and hare, a witch-story, notice of, iii. Tl. Greenvil, sir Richard, xii. Griffin, 0, Tin, xxtiii. Greenwich (east-), manor of, titi, xix. Griffinus, kyng of the "Walshemen Greenwood, ^, i, xxii. legendary account of his siege of Greese (tnrn) in Eccles church, xix. Chester, xt. Gregg, 0, XIX, xxtiii. Griffith, ^, Tin, xix, xxtiii. Grcgge, ^, II, Tin. Griffiths, fi, XII, xin, xxt.

Gregoire, abbe : his notice of quakers, Grimbalston, John, xxtiii. XTIII. Grime, John, of Baxenden, xix. Gregory, jS, Tin, xtiii, xx, xxii. Grimm, quotations from, xn.

Gregorye, saynt, sendeth Austyn to Grimsargh, co. Lane, xit ; account England, xt. of, xxii. Gregson, ^, ix, xii, xit, xxtii. Grimsdicli hall, Budworth-magna Grelley or Grelle, ^, xix, xx, xxii. notice of. Tin. Grenacr, Ric de, xx. Grimsdich John, Tin. Grene (Barthlet) burnt in queen Grimshaw, 0, xix, xxii. Mary's reign, xxit. Grimstone, p, xtiii, xix. Grenecroft, xx (tit. Bilyngton). Grindleton in CraTen, xit. Greuegate, xx (tit. Aluetham). Grindletonians, account of the, xit. Grenegore, Thoma de le, xx. Grisedale, Mr., xxii. Grenehalgh, ^, xix. Grislehurst hall, Middleton: account Grenehou, xx (tit. Dounom). of, XIX. Grenehou, WiUielmus de, xx. Gristwayth, Johannes de, Ticar of Grenehough, i^, xix. Blackburn, xx.

Greneridding xx (fit. Bilyngton). Grizedale hall, Satterthwaite : notice Greneruydjaig, xx (tit. Workedelegh). of, XXII. Greneruydyngsike, xx (tit. Bilyngton) Groaning-cake, xit. Greneschagh, xx (tit. Wythenhull) Groats, corn so called, xxii.

Gresendale, xx (tit. Gerstan). Groniugen, cities of, i ; Tictory of, Gresford, co. Denbigh, Tin. XXT.

Gresham, sir Thomas, i. Gronovius, James : character of, xiii. Gresham college, xiii. Gronovius, John Frederick: notices Gresley, J2, Tin, xix, xxii. See Gred- of, XIII. ley and Grelley. Groole, burgomasters of, ix. Gressiagham, chapelry of Lancaster Gropenhall, xtii. account of, xxii. Gross, Mr., xin. Gressingham, Thomas de, xxii. Grossus-venator, Robertus, xx. Gresyerde, xx (tit. Whalleye). Grosvenor, 0, Tin, ix, xn, xx, xxtii, Gretser, James, Jesuit, tii. XXTIII. Gretton, J2, xn. Grotius, Hugo : critical account of Greue, xx (tit. Spotlond). and notices of his writings, xin. Greues, Thomas, ix. Grover, Mr., xxtii. Grey, Jl, ii, it, titi, xn, xit, xtii, Gruffyth, Dauid ap, ix.

XX, XXT, XXVH. Grundlcs, xx (///. Staneye). . :

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Grrundy, 0, xix, xxii. H(T.), his unsuccessful contest G-rimshaw's widow, xyiii. « with Worthington for a Yacant Grryme, Joliu, xxii. fellowship, XIII.

G-rymeschagli, fi, xx. Haak, Theodore : account of, xiii. Grrymesley, xx. (tit. Spotlond). Haberdashers' company, yiii. Grrymesleyker, xx (tit. Spotlond) Habergham, ^, xxii.

G-rymesleysik, xx (tit, Spotlond). Habergham hall, Burnley : account of, Grrymmeslee, xx (tit. Chadewyk). xxii. Grnelderland, towns of, i. Habington. See Abiagton.

Gruerard or Grerard, Balthazar de : his Habringeham, 0, xx. murder of William of Nassau, i. Hackensall hall, account of, xxii. Gruest, |l, XIX, XXII. Hacker, colonel, xii. Gruilds. See Grilds. Hacket or Hackett, p, yiii, xiii, xix, Gruild-merchant of Preston, notice of, XXIY. XXII. Hackforth, xiy. Gruildford (lord) and the brothers Hacking, ^, xii, xxii.

North, XIII. Hacking's hall, Langho : account of, Gruildhall, trial at, in re Teamond XXII. Eobinson, xir. Hacking-hey and Hacking-house, Gruillam, John, xix. Liverpool, xii. Gruilleragues, ^, xyiii. Hackness near Scarborough, xiy. Gruizot on Ben Jonson, xxix. Hacquet's-town, Ireland: account Grvildenaleford xx (tit. Eccles). of, I. Gruldeneleford, xx (fit. Westewood). Hacus (Mathias), mathematician, auUiford or Gullyford, ^, xviii, visits Dr. Dee, xxrv. XXTIT. Hadelond, xx (tit. Aluetham). Grunn-ferrie, xir. Haddington, highlanders arrive at, Y. Grunning, |i, xiii, xviii, xxii. Haddock or Haddocke, 0, ii, xxyii. Grunpowder-plot, xir, xxv. Haddon, 0, ix, xix. Grunter, Thomas, and his daughter Haddon hall, xiY. Margaret, xii. Hadfield, Tho., yiii. Grurnall, ]Mr., xiii. Hadley ui Blackburn, xxii. Grurney, 0, ix. Haerlem, description of, i. Gruy earle of "Warwike slays Colbrond Haggehouse, xx (tit. Whalleye).

the gyaunt, xv. Hague, the, xiii ; description of, i. Gruy, Eob., apparitor-general, yiii. Hague, John, xyiii. Gi-uyse, sir John, xxviii. Sai Ubn YoJedlian, an Arabic romance Grwillym, E. Atherton, and his daugh- account of, xiii. ter Henrietta, xxii. Haigh, 1^, XIX.

Grwynne, Matthew, M.D. : account of, Haigh hall, near Wigan. See Hough XXIX. hall. Grynoue, 0, xx. Hailes,lord: his edition of JohnHales's Gryrarde (? Griraldus Cambrensis), Sermons, xiii. XT. Hainault, the admiral of, xxix. Grysors, Willus le, xx. Haine, to hinder, yii. :

70 GENEEAL INDEX.

Hair, how worn by English soldiers at Hall-o'-heath, Bartomley : account Flodden, Tii. of, Till. Hakeford, Joh. de, clericus, xx. Hall-o'-wood, Bartomley, Tin. Hakk}Tig, fl, XX. Hall-street, Liverpool, xii. Hakouschou, Joh. de, xx. Hall-AVhittle in Sankey, xtii : notice

Hakjnsall, John : account of his "War- of, xxn.

rington tenancy, xtii. Hallam, Henry, historian : critical re- Halce, Mr., xiii. marks on his writings, ti, ix, xiii, Hale, township of Bowden, viii. XIT, XTIII.

Hale in Childwall, ix ; accoimt of, Hallamore-heath, township of Barrow, TT of, painted Tin. XX ; perambulation xx;

east window at, vii ; hall, account Halleclyf, xx {tit. WhaUeye). of, XXII. Halle, ^, XXIX.

Hale, sir Matthew, xii, xiv ; character Haller, ^, xiii. of, TI. Halliwallebrok, xx {tit. Croenton). Hale, ^, IX, XX. Halliwell, township of Dean, xix. Hale's or Hales's Sermons, xviii. Halliwell, |i, tii, xit, xtiii, xix, Hales, Dr., his claim to the Fen-Ditton XXTII, XXIX. tithes, XIII. Hallmote kept at Clitheroe, xit.

Hales, John, of Bath : account of, xiii. Hallowes or Hallows, ^, xiii, xix, Halesworth, co. Suffolk, xiv. XXTII. Halewood-cum-Haleboulfe, Childwall Halls, Edward, xxtii. particulars of a subsidy at, ix. Hallested or Hallstudes, "Willmus del, Haley, Ji, xxiv, xxviii. XX. Half-acre, in Eochdale, xix. Hallestudes xx {tit. Whiteword). Halgh, XX (lit. Bilyngton). Hallstudes or Hallestedes, xx. See Halgh, Eoger, of Halgh, divorces his in same volume Merton and Wor- wife, Tin. dull. Halghes (le) given to Stanlawe abbey, Hallum, Johannes de, xx. XX. See in same volume Whiteword. Hallums-lane in Warrington, xtii. Halghton, villa de, xx. Hallums-walle, a fountain in War- Halghton parva, xx. rington, XTII. Halghton, ^, XX. Hallwood in Halsall, xii, xxn.

Halifax, xiv ; levy of ship-money on, i. Hallywell, i^, xiii, xit. Halifax, marquis of, xxviii. Halsall, CO. Lane, ix; account of,

Halilands in Wilmslow, viii. XXII ; hall, notice of, xxn. Hall Ji, I, IV, T, VIII, IX, XII, XIII, Halsall, ^, II, IX, xii, xit, xtii, xx, XYIU, XXII, XXTII, XXVIII. XXII. Hall's Baronial Halls, view of Tin-ton Halesworths or Houldsworth, a Avise- tower in, xix. mau, TI. Hall (old), Ashton-under-Line, xix. Halsey/or HalsaU, sir Cuthbert, xrv. Hall-i'-th'-wood, Bolton: account of, Halsgrave, Mr., Tin.

XIX. Halsnead park, Prescot : account of, Hall-o'-th'-hill, in Heath- Charnock, X.VII. XIX. Halsted, co. Suffolk, xiv. ; ;

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Halsted or Halstead, |i, viii, xiv, Hampton, township of Malpas, viii. XXII, XXYII. Hampton, fl, i, xiii, xx, xxii.

Halt, township of Aldford, viii. Hampton court, xii ; conference at,

Halton, CO. Chester : account of, yiii XIII ; death of queen Anne at, xiv ;

barons of, viii ; notices of its castle, visit of Newcome to, xviii, xxvii. viii, XXIII praise of its ale, xxix. Hamundisholme in Hollay, "Warring- ;

Halton, CO. Lane. : account of, xxii ton, XVII. hall, notice of, xxii. Hanbridge, Chester, viii. Halwerdeword or Hawerldword, villa Hanck, origin of the word, vi. de, XX. Hancock, p, xiv, xxii. Halwood, ^, Tin. Hand, alderman of Chester, viii. Halydoms, sanctuaries or tomhs, yii. Handford, township of Cheadle, viii

Hambleton, co. Lane. : account of, residence of sir William Brereton, i. xxii. Handford chapel in Cheadle church, Hambleton (colonel) taken prisoner, account of, viii. XII. Handford, William, of Handford, viii. Hamburg, xiii. Handley, co. Chester: account of,

Hamburg in Offlow, co. Stafford : con- VIII. nexion of saynt Werburge with, xv. Handlo family, notice of, viii. Hamby, Eliz., xxii. Hands, in Eochdale, xix. Hamelius (Paschasius) courts Dr. Hanepol, ^, xx. Dee's acquaintance, xxiv. Hanewal, |i, xx. Hamer, |^, xix. Haney, Mr., of Chester, viii.

Hamer hall, Eochdale : account of, Hanging-ditch, Manchester, xviii. XIX. Hangmansbanck in Peuwortham, xxx. Hamersley, Mr., xxvii. Hank, " the moss is good hanking," i. Hamerton, Jl, xiT, xx, xxii. Hankelow, to\vtiship of Audlera, viii. Hameston hundred, viii. Hankej^e, a field in Orford, Warring- Hamelstansike, xx {tit. Whiteword). ton, XVII. Hamilton, dukes of, ii, v, ix, xxii. Hanldnson, |^, xxii. Hamilton, marquises of, i, xiv. Hankinson house, near Myerscough, Hamilton, p, ii, t, viii, xii, xix. XIV. Hamilton's expedition, fate of the Hanlejr, in Macclesfield forest, viii. Scotch prisoners after, xviii. Hanlowe, sir John de, viii. Hamilton's Neio Account, ix. Hanmer, p, viii, xxvii. Hammond, ^, ii, viii, xiii, xiv, xxii, Hannecroft, xx {tit. Aluetham). XXVII. Hanover, ix. Hamond, ^, xiv, xxviii. Hanover- street, Liverpool, xii.

Hamor, Eobert, xix. Hansby, lady : her benefaction *to Hampden, lord, xii. Cheadle, viii.

Hampden, John, xii ; released from Hanson, |§, xiii, xxvii.

the tower, xxvii. hall, Thornton : notice of, Hampole's (Eichard) FricTce of Con- VIII. science, XVII. Hapton tower, Padiham, xiv; account Hampson, J^, vii, xxii. of, XXII. :

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Harald, 1?, xx. Harnesse (Mrs.) gives a house to the Harbert, ^, i. minister of Knutsford, viii. Harcourt, ^, nil, xviii. See Har- Harold, earl and king : defeated at " wecurt. Hastings, xv ; retires to the An- Harden in Bowlaud, xrr. chorite's cell," Chester, viii. Harden, Thomas, surgeon, of Tatten- Harold, k>Tig of Danes, with others, liall, Till. besieges Chestre and is repelled by Hardewar, John: liis tenancies in the shryne of saynt Werburge, xv. Warrington, xtii. Harper, ^, ii, viii, xix, xx, xxii. Harding's great work, xiii. Harper-heigh, township of Manchester, Hardinge (Mr. justice), a line from tlie XIX. pen of, xiT. Harpur, ^, xiv. Hardman, ^, ix, xii, xviii, xxii, Harrant, Mr., xviii. XXYII. Harre, i.e. higher, xxiii.

Hardshaw in Prescot : property of the Harre, Alex., xx. Martindales at, iy. Harrington, Jl, viii, ix, xii, xiv, xix, Hardwar or Hardware, Jl, viii, xiv, XXII, XXYIII, XXIX. XVII. Harrington-street, Liverpool, xii. Hardwick, "Worthington preaches at, Harris, 0, viii, ix, xrv, xviii, xix, XIII. XXYII, XXYIII. SardwicJc Papers, ix. Harrison, ^, ii, iv, viii, xii, xiv, Hardy, |^, i. Tin, xvii, xxTii. XYIII, XIX, XXII, XXIV, XXYII. Harehroune, ^, ix. Harrock hall, Eccleston, co. Lancaster

Harefield ; Milton's Arcades performed account of, xxii. at, XXIX. Harrogate, Thomas Norris dies at, ix. Hareschagh, xx {tit. Dounom). Harrop or Arrope fells, xiv. Harewell, John, bishop of Wells, i. Harropwell, xiv. Harewythnes, xx {tit. Whiteword). Harsuape, JS, xiv.

Hargrave chapelry, Tarvin : account Harsnet, Samuel, archbishop of York,

of, Yin. XXII ; his Declaration of Popish Im- Hargrave in Neston, viii. 'postures, vi. Hargreave, fl, xxii. Harstancroft, xx {tit. Whiteword). Hargreaves, ^, vi, xiv, xix, xxii. Harstandenbrok, xx {tit. Whiteword).

Harison, J'2, xviii. Harstandenheued, xx {tit. White- Haristanden, aqua de, xx. word). Harland, John, xiv. Hart, J^, II, XIV, xxii. Harleian MSS., xiv, xxix. Hartford, co. Chester, viii. Harley, ^, ix, xii. Hartford, earl of, xxii. Harmar, Mr., constable of Manchester, Hartgraves, master of Burnley School, XXYII. XXII. Harmer, Samuel, xxvii. Harthill, co. Chester: account of, viii. Harmon, Mr., xviii. Harthill, co. Lane, xiv.

Harmonious Consent, 1G48, signed by Hartland point, near Barnstable, i. Hollinworth, xviii. Hartley, ^, ii, vi, ix, xiv, xviii, xix, Harnc panno, i.e. cranium, vr. XXII, XXYII. . ;

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Hartlib, Samuel : detailed notices of, Hassall, ^, viii, xxvii. XIII. Hastings (colonel) intercepts pistols Hartop, Mr., xxyii. sent to Manchester, ii.

Hartshead, townsliip of Asliton-under- Hatch, John, of Preston : his bequest Line, xix. to Fulwood school, xxn. Harts-horn inn, xxii. Hatfield, John, xix. Hartshorne, rev. C. H., xiT. Hatherton, township of "Wibunbury,

Harvard college, JSTew-Engiand, xiii. Tin ; hall, notice of, viii. Harvey, jl, xiii, xxix. Hathfeld, WHlus, xx. Harvie, Jl, i, xxvii. Hatley, Greorge, xiii. Harwecurt or Harcourt, luon de, xx. Hattersley, township of Mottram, vill. Harwod and its siibdi\isions, xx. Hattersley family, Tin. Harwod, ^, xx. Hattock of corn, xxn. Harwood, (Joli.) gives 5Z. to Thornton Hatton, township of Waverton, viii school, VIII. hall, description of, vin. Harwood, township of Bolton, xix. Hatton in Daresbury, near Euncorn, Harwood-mag-na, chapelry of Black- VIII.

burn : account of, xxii. Hatton, religious conversion of four

Harwood (little-) hall, Blackburn : ac- gentlewomen of, xit. count of, XXII. Hatton garden, London, ix. Harwood orchard, xx {tit. Whalleye). Hatton ft, Tin, xTii, xix, xx, xxrv, Haryngton, ^, ix, xvii. XXT, XXTIII. Hasaiiswallehurst, boundaries of, xx. Haudley, Hawdley or Audley hall,

Haselwall, |^, xx. Blackburn : notice of, xxn. Haselum, Hug. de, xx. Haueryngton, Eobert de, xx. Haslam, ft, ix, xix, xxii. Haugh, Mrs., xtiii. Haslam hey, xix. Haughton, township of Bimbury, Tin. Hasland hall, Derbyshire, Ti. Haughton, p, rv, xxviii. Haslbanck in Childwall, viii. Haukeford, xx {tit. Sadelword). Haslewall or Heswall, co. Chester: Haukeschagh, jl, xx. account of, viii. Haukesherd xx {tit. Bilyngton)

Haslewall, ^, viii. Haulgh hall, Bolton : notice of, xix. Haslewood, Mr., xxiii. Haunton, Roger de, xxn.

Haslingden, co. Lane, xiy, xx ; ac- Haut (the), a hall in Childwall: de-

count of, XXII ; de capella, xx ; New- scription of, xxn. come preaches at, xviii. Haverbeck, xix. Haslingden, ^, xix, xxii. Haveringge, Eichard de, archdeacon Haslington in Barthomley, account of, of Chester, xxn.

Till ; hall, VIII. Haverington, jS, xxn. >S'ee Haueryng- Haslington, Thomas de, de le Ermites, ton. VIII. Haversege, Matthew de, xix.

Haslome, Ann, of Bury : anecdotes of, Haversham, lord, xxn. XXYII. Haverthwaite in Coulton, co. Lane, Hasponwalsiche, xx. XXII. Hassall, township of Sandbach, viii. Havorbro, xiii. 74 GENERAL INDEX.

Haward, ^, xix. Hayhurst, fi, xtiii, xxii, xxtit. Hawai'deu, co. Flint, viii, xii. Hayley's Life of Milton, xxiT. Hawardeu, fl, vi, xtii. Haymer, JS, xiii. Hawes, Dr., xxvii. Haynes, Gr., xiii. Hawet or Hawetl, ^, ii, xviii, xxtt. Ilayward, |5, tut, xix, xx, xxii. Hawick, united rebel forces at, v. Haywood, John, xiii. Hawkes, Thomas, M.P., xxii. Hayworth, John, ii. Havrkesegli, Agnes, xtii. Hazlehurst in Bleasdale, xit. Hawlieston, ^, viii. Hazlehurst, township of Ashton- Hawking, xit. under-Line. See Hurst.

Hawkins, f2, xxiii, xxix. Hazlehurst, 0, Tin. Hawks, Chr. of Born, xiii. Heald, "William, xiii.

Hawkshead, co. Lane. : account of, Heale, Mr., i.

XXII ; notices of the haU and gram- Health- drinking, puritanical aversion mar-school, XXII. to, XTIII.

Haword, J2, xx. Healey hall, Burnley : account of, Haworth, £1, ii, yii, viii, ix, xiv, XXII.

XTiii, XIX, XXII, xxTii. See Healey hall, Eochdale : notices of, tii, Howarth. XIX. Haworth hall, Eochdale: account of, Healey dene, description of, tii. XIX. Heap, hamlet near Bury, xix. HaworthjTi, WiUmus de, vicecomes Heap or Heape, Ji, ii, xix, xxtiii.

Cestrieshir, xx. Heapy, co. Lane. : account of, xxii. Hawrobyn, Henry, xvii. Heapy, 0., xii, xxii. Hawrydynge, in Warrington, xvii. Hearne, Thomas, tii, xii, xiii, xxix. Hawtyn, Mr., xiii. Hearon, Cuthbert, xit.

Hawys, Mr., xtiii, xxyii. Hearst, Elizabeth : affidavit of, xxtiii. Hay, lord, ambassador to France, xit. Heasautforth, Hesandforth or Phe-

Hay, Ji, Ti. santford hall : notice of, xxii. Hay stacked for deer, xit. Heath, ^, i, Tin, xit, xix, xxtii. Hay or haye, a hedge, Tii ; derivation Heath's Survey of RocJidale Manor, of, XTII. xit. Haya, Eob. de, xx. Heath or Hethe street, Warrington. Haybonk, xx (tit. Plesyngton). XTII. Haycocks, rev. Mr., ii. Heath cocks, xit. Haydoc, John, xiii. Heathcote, Jl, xii, xix, xxii. Haydock orchard, xx (tit. Whalleye). Heaton, f^, Tin, xxii.

Haydockchauntry,last " resting place" Heaton, xtiii ; township of Dean, of sir Peter Legh, xtii. XIX ; townships of Prestwich, xix.

Haydock lodge, AVinwick : notice of, Heaton hall, notice of, xix. XXII. Heaton-Norris, xrv, xix. Haydock, ^, xtii, xxii, xxt. Heaveningham, Ji, xii. Haydok, ^, ix, xx. Heawood, William, xxtii. Hayes, Ji, xxtii. Heber, fi, ti, xiii, xit, xxiii. Hayford, Dennis, Tin. Hebrew language, study of, it. .

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Hector of Troy slayne by fals treason, Hendon, xiii, xx. pycture of on arras, xr. Henenberg, countess of, and her 365 Hedda or Headda, bys shop of Liche- children, i. feld, XT. Henese in Balschagh, xx (tit. Heleye) Heden, riv., xx. Hengendebank, xx (tit. Eccles.). Hedges, sir C, secretary of state, ix. Hengyst, duke, by vyctory kynge of Hee, XX (^tit. Wythenhull). Kent, XY.

Hefferston grange, Whitegate : notice Henhall, |J, xx. of, Tin. Henley upon Thames, xiii. Heghe-Hadeland, in Warrington, xvii. Hennehouse, xx (tit. WhaUeye). Hein, Peter, Dutcb admiral: notice Henrisiche, xx (tit. Spotlond). of, I. Henry III. gives a merchant-guild to Heinsius, Daniel and Nicholas, xrri. Liverpool, xii.

Helbree, Helburghee or Hildeburgey Henry VII., xxix ; visits Lathom

island, Yin ; the constable of Ches- house, XIY. tre by myracle goes thence into Henry VIII. wore white mourning,

Wales upon the drye sondes, xy. XIY ; compared to Divine Provi-

Helen, daughter of Llewellyn prince dence, XYiii : license of companies of AVales, poisons John Scot earl of of players customary in his reign, Chester, yiii. XXIX. Heley, Thomas de, and his daughter Henry, prince of Wales, son of James

Avicia, xix. I. : account of, in ; incidental no- Heley den, xx (fit. Spotlond), tices of, xni, XIY. Heleye and its subdivisions, xx. Henry fi, yiii, xxyii. Heleye, ^, xx. Henry, Eobert Pitz-, founder of Burs-

Heleysclogh, xx (tit. Spotlond). cough priory : notice of, xxii. Helinsrode, xx (tit. Heleye). Henshaw, ^, xiii, xxiy, xxyii.

Helker, xx (tit. Whalleye). Henslowe, xxix ; value of his Diary Hellehole, a field in Warrington, xyii. to the history of the drama, xiii. Hellesby, p, xx. Henthorn, Henr. de, xx. Hellier, WiUiam, archdeacon of Barn- Hepay, j^, xx. staple, xiii. Heppal, fl, XX, Hellifield, xiy. Heppewell, Ji, xxii. Hellifield peel, xiy. Heptarchy, description of the, xv.

Helme, Jl, xxii. Heraldic visitations, various : account Helmont. See Van Helmont. of, XXIY. Helmshawes in E-iviugton, xix. Herbert, Greorge, xiii, xiy. , township of Frodsham, yiii. Herberts (the), satirical rhyme on, xiy.

Hemflete, in Holland, xii. Hereboord, Adr., of Leyden : notice Henbiu-y Pexhall, township of Prest- of, lY.

bury, Yin. Hereford, description of, i ; capture

Henchman, Eev. Charles : extracts of, XYIII ; Hulmian exhibitions of, from his letters to Bishop Gastrell, XIX. Yin. Hereford, Humphry Bohun earl of: Henderson (colonel) killed, xii. his tomb, i. :

76 GENEEAL INDEX.

Hereford, Eob. de, xx. Hespias jfor Hesperus or Hesperides, Hereford Bidding in Penwortliam,xxx. XXIII. Hereryc k>Tige of Deiram, father of Hesse, landgrave of, i. saynt Hylde the abbesse, xv. Hessewort or Assheworth, 0, xix. Hereswyth, wife of Anna kynge of Hesswall. See Haslewall. Eest-England, xv. Hesteham, ecclesia de, xx. Heresy maketh infamous, xxy. Hesychius, xiii. Heretic armies always overthrown, xxv. Hethecellar, xx (tit. Bilyngton). Herford, Nicholaus, prior of Evesham, Hethediche, xx (tit. Bacford). XXX. Heton in Waverton, viii. Herice, 0, xx. Heton, Jl, VIII, xix, xxii. Heries-house (? hearse-house), i. Heuedlond, xx (titt. Bacford, Etheles-

Heriot's hospital, Edinburgh : notice wyk).

of, I. Hevelius, Johannes : account of, xiii. Herle, ^, ii, xii, xx, xxii, xxvii. Hevilands, in Liverpool, xii. Herleshall, See Halsall, xxii. Hewitt, Katherine, witch of Colne Hermetic school, philosophers of the, her trial, vi.

VI. Hewley, sir John, knt. : notice of, Hermitage (le), a chapel in Tarporley, VIII; his wife's charities and will, VIII. VIII, XVIII. Heme, 0, xxvii. Hewod, |l, XX. Hemeys, Eobertus, xx. Hewson, Mr., xxvii. Herod or Heyrod hall, Ashton-under- Hewston, Mr., ix.

Line : notice of, xix. Hexham, Northumbrian insurgents Heron, ^, viii, xxvii. at, V. Herons or storks at Dort, i. Hextal, Eobertus de, xx. Herrick. See Heyrick. Hexte, highest, xxiii. Herring, Mr., xxvii. Hey, ^, IV, XII, xiv, xviii, xix, xxii. Herring fishery, busses and nets, i. Heyes, fi, xii, xxii, xxviii. Hersey, Mr., xxvii. Heyhurst, Mr., xxvii.

Herstelgreve, xx (Jif. Aluetham), Heylin, Dr. Peter, xiii, xviii ; ac- Hertford, Worthington preaches at, count of, VII. xrii. Heylin' s Life of Laud, xiv. Hertford, Eobert de, xx. Heynolesdal, Ada de, xx. Hescham. See Heysham. Heyrick, Eichard, warden of the col-

Hesewall. See Haslewall. legiate church of Manchester : ac-

Hesiod, iv. count of, II ; incidental notices of, Hesket, Mr., xxviii. IT, IV, XXVII. Hesketh, ^, v, viii, ix, xiv, xix, xx, Heyrick or Heyricke, ^, xviii, xxvii. XXII, xxv, XXVIII. Heys, ^, VIII, xii, xx. Heskin, township of Eccleston, co. Heysam or Heysham, "William, M.P.

Lane, XXII ; notices of Old and New for Lancaster, viii, ix, xxii. halls in, xxii. Heysham, Ji, xxii. Heskin, |i, xxii. Heysham, co. Lane. : account of, xxii. Heskyn, Jl, xxx. Heyton, J2, xxtt. ; : ;

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Heyward, ^, xx, xxvii, xxviii. duct in the rebellion under the earl

near Bury : account of, xix of Mar, V. Heywood, ;

its marvellous growth, vii ; etymo- Highland clans, a detachment of under logy of the name, vii. brigadier Mackintosh of Borlum

Heywood haU, Heap, near Bury : de- detailed account of their proceed- scription of and poetical eulogium ings, V.

on, yii ; notice of, xix. Highland war-signal, i.e. the fiery

Heywood hall, Alderley : notice of, cross : the clans summoned by, v.

VIII. High-Legh, co. Chester, iv ; account

Heywood, Ji, ii, iv, vii, viii, xiii, of, VIII ; notice of the hall, viii. XIV, XVIII, XIX, XXII, XXVII, XXVIII. High lynge, xx {tit. Whalleye). Heywood's Four Apprentices, ix. High-street, Liverpool, xii. Heywood and Broome's Last Lanca- Hightonhull, xx. shire Witches, extracts from, vi. Highways in West-Derby, wretched Hezekiah or Esechyas pyctured on state of, IX. arras, xv. Higinbotham, ^, xviii, xxvii. Hiat. See Hiet. Higmought, p, XII. Hibbert, ^, viii, xvirr, xxvii. Hignet, ^, viii. Hibernia, John de, xxii. Higson, Mr., xiii. Hickling, Eobert de, xxii. Hubert, Henry, minister of Mottram, Hickman, ^, iv, viii. VIII. Hickson, |i, xxvii. Hildebrighthop, xx. See in same Hide, |i, ii, xiv. volume Sadelword. Hierarchies or lerarchyses, the thre Hildersam, Samuel, " a noble friend," angelycall, xv. XXVII. Hieron, Mr., xxvii. Hill, ^, I, IV, VIII, XIII, XVIII, XIX, Hiet, James, B.D. and his wife, xviii XXII, XXVII. account of, xxii. Hille, ^, XVII. Higden, i^, viii. Hilliard (major) taken prisoner, ii. Higginson or Higinson, ^, viii, xii, Hillingdon, co. Middlesex, viii. XXII, XXVII. Hilton, ^, V, IX, XVIII, xix, xxii, Higgison, ^, VIII, XII. XXVII, XXVIII. Higgs, John, VIII. Hilton spa, Newcome's visit to, xxvii.

Higham, |l, xviii, xxii, xxvii. Hinchman, bishop : notice of, xiii. High-Bulhaugh, in Anglezargh, Hinckly, i. XIX. Hind and Panther by Dryden, extract

High-church tories : history, conduct from, XVIII. and character of, v. Hind, ^, VIII, XXII, xxvii. High-cross, Liverpool, ix, xii. Hinde, |i, xiv, xix, xxvii. Highgate, "Worthington preaches at, Hindele, ^, xxii. XIII. Hinderwell's History of Scarborough, High-gill, near Aysgarth, xiv. XIV. High-heyes, birth-place of Adam Hindle, John, xxii.

Martindale, iv. Hiudley, near Wigan, xix ; account

Highlanders, dress of, i, v ; theii' con- of, XXII ; notice of the hall, xxii ;

78 GENEEAL INDEX.

ovitrages of the cavaliers iu the cha- Hoghe, Richard del, viii. pel, II. Hoghton, XX {tit. Aluetham). Hindley, Ji, xix, xxii. Hoghton, P, II, YIII, XIV, xviii, XIX, Hiufield moor, sldrmish of, ii. XX, XXII, XXVII. Hiugwar, k^nig, invades England, xv. Hoghton broke, Orford, near "War- Hipperholme, i% xix. rington, XVII. History, Newcome's readings in, xyiii. Hoghton common, success of royalists History of the Grand Rebellion, xxix. at, II. Ilistory of the Sevarites, xiii. Hoghton tower, descriptions of, xiv,

Historical " novelists," xir. XXII ; royal entertainment at, xiv Historical Register, xii. taken by the parliament, ii. See Hoadly, Mr., yiii. Houghton tower. Hoare, Gr. M., xix. Hoghwyk, p, xx. Hoarstones in Pendle, vi, vii. Hogill, ^, XVIII, xxvii. Hobart, Mr., xiii. Hogs-hey alias Town's commons, Li- Hobbeakyr, land in "Warrington, xtii. verpool, XII. Hobbes, Thomas, of Malmesbury, vi, Hokenby, Eob. de, xx.

xiii ; character of his wi'itings, xiii. Hokenrod, Alex, de, xx. Hobson, Francis, xxtii. Hokerod, xx {tit. Spotlond).

Hoccleve, Thomas : notice of a poem Hokesiche, xx {tit. Spotlond). by, Tii. Holand, Jl, xvii, xxx. Hoch, "Willus de, xx. Holbech, Mr., xiii. Hockenhall, fl, xii. Holbroke, ^, xvii. Hockenhall alley, Liverpool, xii. Holbrook or Holbrooke, ^, xviii, , township of Tarvin, viii. xxvii. Hockenhull, ^, tiii. Holclogh, XX {tit. Bilyugton). Hocknell, ji, xxv. Holeloghheued, xx {tit. Bilyngton).

Hocton, Adam de, xiv, xxii. Holcomb, near Bury : account of, xix. Hocwyk, villa de, xxx. Holcroft, |i, II, VII, viii, ix, xii, xvii, Hocwyk, ^, xxx. XIX, XXII, XXIII.

Hodder, river, xiv. Holcroft hall, "Winwick : notice of,

Hoddisdenebrok, xx {tit. Eccleshul). XXII ; sale of, ix. Hoderod, Job. de, xx. Holdebrok, xx {tit. Actonj. Hodges, Owen, viii. Holden, ft, xiii, xiv, xviii, xix, xx, Hodgkinson, J^, xxii, xxviii. XXII, XXVII, xxviii.

Hodgson, 1^, II, V, viii, IX, xii, xiv, Holden hall, Haslingden, xxii ; hunt- XXII. ing at, XIV. Hodgson's Account of Queen Anne''s Holderness, earl of, xii. Bounty, xix. Holdsworth, ||, xiii, xiv. Hodson, ^, XXII. Holdsworthy, co. Devon, xiii.

Hoe or how, a hill : etymology of, vii. Hole, J2, XX, xxx. Hogarth's " Eake's Progress," xviii. Hole (le), a field in "Warrington, xvii. Hogg, John, minister of Liverpool, Holeakyr, land in Orford near War- XXII. rington, XVII. Hoggekynsou, Gilbert, xtii. Holewetlon, xx {tit. Bilyngton). :;:

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Holford, 0, VIII, 15, XIV. Holmelake, xx (tit. Staneye). Holford hall in Plumley, co. Chester Holmes, ^, xiii, xix.

account of, viii. Holmes-chapel, co. Chester : account Holgate, Ji, VI, sxii. of, VIII. Holiday, Dr. Barten: judgment upon, Holmhouse in Plemondstall, viii. XIII. Holmhouse in Stoke, viii. Holinshead, or Hollinshead, ^, viii, Holms, flat and steep, in the Severn, i. XXII. Holpul, XX (tit. Staneye). Holished, ^, xviii. Holreton, Eic. de, xx. Holker, Jl, xiv, xx. Holrys, Eog. de, xx.

Hollier hall, Cartmell : account of, xiv, Holstein, duke of: his ambassador's XXII. Travels, xviii. Holland, i.e. the Dutch provinces, iv, Holsworth for Halsworth, Tliomas,

IX ; account of, i. XXII.

Holland, near Wigan, iv ; its castle, Holt, a woody enclosure, vii.

; : XXII ; priory, viii, xxii estates, Holt (the), Blackburn notice of, rental of, xviii. XIV. Holland, earl of, xiii'. Holt castle, co. "Worcester, xiv. Holland, ^, ii, viii, ix, xii, xvii, Holt, ^, II, VTi, IX, XII, xrv, XVIII, XVIII, XIX, XX, XXII, XXVII, XXVIII. XIX, XX, XXII, XXV, XXVIII. Hollinfare alias HoUinferry, chapelry Holte, ^, VIII, XIV, XVII, XIX, xxii.

of AYarrington : accovmt of, xxii Holteschagh, xx (tit. Acton). passage of fugitive royalists at, ii. Holy Ghost, simulated descent of, at

Holliugworth, township of Mottrani, Gloucester, i.

VIII ; hall, notice of, viii. Holyhead and Whitehaven, coasts be- Hollins, Ji, XVIII, XXIV. tween, XII.

HoUins hall, Accrington : account of, Holyhurst, in "Whitchurch, viii.

XXII. Holy isle, miraculous tides at, i ; taken Hollinshead hall, Tockholes, co. Lane. and retaken, V; spoiled and destroied notice of, xxii. by the Danes, xv. HollitLworth, Eichard, author of Ji«^?- Holyne-grene. See Hollinfare.

cuniensis, ii, iv, xix, xxvii ; account Holyrood palace despoiled by sir Wil- of, IV. liam Norres, xxii. Hollinworth, or Hollingworth, 0, viii, Holywell, legendary account and des-

XVIII, xxvii. cription of, VII ; visited by Wor- Holhs, ^, XII, XXVIII. thington, xiii. HoUywell, Eichard, ii. Holzt, sir Thomas, of Grizzlehurste, Holman, colonel, xxviii. XIV.

Holme, in Cliviger, near Burnley : ac- Homer, study of, by Martindale, iv.

cou.nt of, XXII ; notice of its hall, Homes, fi, xiii. XXII. Homstalclogh, xx (tit. Whiteword). Holme ybr Hulme, near Manchester: Homur plokke, meadow in Orford near tragedy acted at, xiii. Warrington, xvii. Holme, '^, IV, VIII, XIV, xvii, xix, Hondford, ^, viii. XXII, XXIV, XXIX. Hone's Every-Day Boole, xviii. .

80 GENEEAL INDEX.

of Middleton, xix Honeycomb, a petrified, yii. Hopwood, township ; Honey-dew on oak leaves, i. hall, IX, notice of, xix. Houeywood (brigadier) assaults and Hopwood, ^, II, VIII, IX, XII, XIV, takes Preston, v. XVIII, XIX, XXII, XXVII, XXVIII. Honiton, eo. Devon, xiii. Hopyndore, Nich., xx. of witchcraft Honorius, archdeacon of Richmond, Horace, iv ; illustration XXII. from, VI. Honorius III., pope, xxii. Horax, f>, XIX. Hoods and surplices not used by the Hordern, xx. puritans, xiv. Horehaghe, xx (tit. Whiteword). Hoofield, CO. Chester, yiii. Horelowe, xx (tit. Bilyngton). Hoo-heath, township of St. Oswald's, Horeston, xx (tit. Wlipshire). Chester, viii. Horewythnes, xx (tit. Whiteword). ix, xxii. Hoo St. Werburgh, Kent : myracle of Hornby, %l, xix, the oke tree at, xv. Hornby castle, surrender and descrip-

Hooke, fi, ix, xiii. tion of, II ; visited by the rebels, v.

Hooker, Eichard, xxii ; his Ecclesias- Home, |2, XIII, xviii. tical Folity, XII, xviii. Horneck, Dr., xiii.

Hoole, CO. Lane. : account of, xxii. Horner, Hen., advocate, viii. hall, PlemondstaU: notice of, Horobin, ^, xii. Tin. Horreby, Ji, xx. Hoole heth, barbarike nacions attack Horrobin lane, near Whalley, xiv. Chestre from, xv. Horrocks or Horrox, ^, ii, xiii, xix, Hoole, Mr., viii. xxii. Hoolmore, Edward, minister of Elix- Horsecroft, major and minor, xx {tit. ton, XIX. Whiteword) Hoop, Jos., XXVIII. Horses, horse-dealing, horse-doctoring, Hooper, i2, XXVII. I. Hoornbeckius, ^, xiii. Horse-market, Warrington, xvii.

Hoose (great-), co. Chester, viii. Horse-mill at Dort, i ; at Liverpool, Hooton, township of Eastham, co. XII.

Chester, viii ; destruction of the Horse races, xiv.

hall, viii ; origin of the Stanleys of, Horsemanship of H. Newcome, xviii. XXIX. Horsedge hall, Oldham: account of, Hope, CO. Flint., xii. XIX. Hope, XX. See in same vol. Swyn- Horselip sands, near Waterford, i. ton. Horseman, William, priest, viii. Hopehey, xx (tit. Swynton). Horsey, Mr., xxvii. Hopkin, Mr., viii. Horton, township of Tilston, co. Ches- Hopkins, JJ, v, vi, xiii, xxii, xxvii, ter, VIII. XXVIII. Horton, co. Dorset, xiv. Hopkinson, ^, xiv, xxii. Horton, p, ix, xii, xiii, xix, xxviii. Hoppe, Eobert, viii. Horton chapel, in Oldham church: Hoppewod, Willmus de, xx. notice of, xix.

Hopton, Ealph, xir. Horwich, co. Lane. : account of, xix. VOLS I —XXX. 81

Hospitallers, knights : notice of, viii. Ho^'endeu, captain, xxy. Hospitals, officers of the, at Rotter- Howard, ^, i, Yin, xn, xiv, xyiii, dam, r. XIX, XXII, xxiY, XXYIII, XXIX. See Hotham, 0, i, ii, t, xxii, xxtii. Heywood, ^, xxyiii. Hothersall, ^, xit. Howarth, Howorth or Haworth, |l,

Hothersall hall, Lougridge : notice of, IY, YII, XIX, XXYII. xxir. Howe, IX, XIY, XXII, XXYII, XXVIII. Hotoker, E.ic. de, xx. HoweU, James, xyiii, xxix; account Hoton, Willus de, xx, of, XIII.

Hottinger, J. H. : account of, xiii. Howell's State Trials, xiy. Hotuna, lands in, xxx. Howgate, Christopher, of witch fame,

Hough, township of Barrow, Tin ; of and Elizabeth liis Avife, yi.

Wibunbury, Yin ; of Wilmslow, Howgrave hall. See Hulgreve.

Yin ; all in Cheshire. Howker stable, xx (tit. Whalleye). Hough, ^, Yin, XIII, XYiii, XXII, Howley or Hollay field and lane, War- XXYII. rington, XYII. 'H.ough.hal\{sJwiddhe Haighhall) near Howroben, Edward, xn.

Wigan : account of, xxii. Howson, John, D.D., xiii.

Hough hall, Didsbury : notice of, xix. Howth, hiU of, I. i. Hough heath, Martindale's residence Hoyle, Joshua, D.D. : account of, at, lY. Hubba (kyng) slays saint Edmunde Hough's-end, a seat of the Mosleys, kyng of Estenglande, xy. ca- XYiii ; description of, xix. Hubbapella, steward of Durham

Houghton, lY, thedral : legend respecting, i.

Houghton, township of Denton, near Hubbert alias Forges, Eobert : notice Manchester, xix. of, YII. of, rv, Houghton common, XYin. Hubberthome, Eichard : notice Houghton-street, Liverpool, xn. Hubbul, Henry, xxyii. Houghton tower, iy, xxii. Huber's English Universities, xyiii. Houghton, ^, IY, Y, Yi, IX, XII, xiy, Huckler, Bill, a masque charater, xiy. XYIII, XIX, XXII, XXYII, xxx. Huckler, dancing the, xiy. Houlden, 0, yi, xiy. Hudleston or Huddleston, |i, n, xx, Houlgh, Mrs., and her son Eobert, XXII. XYIII. Siidihras, Newcome's criticism on, Hount, John, a Franciscan priest, xn. XYIII. House-in-the-wood (Huis in't bosch), Hudson, ^, IY, XXII, XXIY. a royal palace at the Hague: de- Huet or Huetius, incidental notices scription of, I. of, XIII. House of commons, accounts of pro- Hueys, Eob., xx. legen- ceedings in, IX, xxYiii ; conference Hugh Lupus erle of Chester, with the lords, ix. dary account of, xy. Houses of the hill, in Spotland, xix. Hughes, ^, XXYII. Household gods, poetical address by, Hughlocpighil, XX {tit. Bilyngton). XIY. Hughs, Mr., XIII, Housing cloth, description of, xiy. Huhelocheheued, xx {tit. Stanword). M :

82 GENEEAL INDEX.

Huish, Mr., xiii. Hungrehulfeld, xx (tit. Plesyngton). Huite, ^, XYiii. Hunresfeld, Thom. de, xx.

: anecdote Hulgreve hall, Middlewicli : notice of, Huusdon, lord chamberlain Tin. concerning, i. Hulileye, xx {titt. Eiblecestria, Spot- Hunslow-dike, Hague, i. lond). Hunsterton, to^vnship of Wibunbury, Hull, CO. York, ix. Tin. Hull or Hulle, ^, xx, xxii. Hunt, ^, n, IT, Tin, xii, xiii, xit, Hulm, township of Astbury, Tin. XTIII, XIX, xxtii. Hulm, township of Middlewich, Tin. Hunter, ^, T, xii, xtiii, xix, xxii, Hulm, ^, Tin, XX. XXTII. xii, xix Hulm MSS., XIX. Hunter's Life ofO. Hei/wood, ; Hulme now Holmes-chapel, Tin. Slieaf of Gleanings, xxiT. Hulme, near "Warrington, xtii. Hunting and hawking, reflections upon, XIT. Hulme, near Manchester, XTiii, xix ; account of the hall, xix. Hunting match, dream of a, xxin. Hulme hall, in Eeddish, Manchester Huntingdon, xiii, xit; church given account of, xix. to Penwortham monastery. Tin. Hulme, 15, XIX, xxii, xxtii, xxtiii. Huntingdon, Henry earl of, xit. Hulse, in "Witton chapelry, co. Ches- Huntingdon, lord, xxt. ter, Tin. Huntingdon, lady, xxix. Hulse, ^, Tin, xtiii, xxtii. Huntingdon, J2, xit, xxii. Hulton, XX. Huntington, township of Bruera, near Hulton, oTer-, middle-, and little-, in Chester, Tin. Dean, co. Lane, xix. Huntington hall, Stidd, Eibchester: Hulton park, notice of, xix. notice of, xxii.

Hulton, |i. Tin, ix, xit, xtiii, xix, Huntington, John : account of, xrs.

XX, XXII, xxtii, xxtiii. Huntroyd hall, Padiham, xit ; account Humber, William and John, of Pres- of, xxii. ton, XIT. Hunts, colonel, ix. Humbre and Mersee, waters of, dyuyde Hunt's-bank, Manchester, xtiii. Mersee from Northumberlande, xt. Hurd's Cowley, xiii. Hume, ^, II, V. Hurdey, John, xxtii. Humfrauille, Eic. de, xx. Hurdsfield, township of Prestbury and Humfryes, a great divine, xii. Macclesfield, Tin. Humphrey or Humphreys, ^, xiii, Hurel, Alexander, and Margaret his XTIII, XXTII. wife, XX. Humylyte, the xii degrees of, xt. Hurlers (the), Cornwall, xiii. Hundersfield or Hunresfeld, township Hurleston, jl. Tin. of Eochdale, xix, xx. Hurry, colonel, n. Ilunecote, xx. Hurst, XX {fit. Acton). Hunecotes, Ada de, xx. Hurst and Hazlehurst, townships of Hunew}-n, Eicardus, xx. Ashton-under-Line, xix.

Hungate, Eaph, horse-dealer : his re- Hurst, J5, IX, XX. cipe for a strain, i. Hurstebrok, xx {tit. Acton). ;

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Hurstwood hall, Burnley : account of, Ida, kynge of JSTorthumberlande, xy. XXII. Idenshaw, bounds of, yiii. Husband, " negatur tliat he may beat Idolatry chaunged into chrysten rely- bis wife," xiii. gyon, XY. Husband, 0, xii, xnii, xxyiii. Ignatius, Latin MS. of, at Cambridge,

Huss,^Jobu : portrait of, i. XIII. Hussey, John, warden of Battelfylde Ilbree monastery, suppression of, yiii. college, XXII. Ilfracombe, haven of, i. Hutchins, Mr., incumbent of Gaws- Illidge, E., YIII. worth, xxYii. Illingworth, ^, xiii, xyiii, xxyii. Hutchinson, ^, yi, yiii, ix, xii, xyiii, Imbarne, to enclose or shut up, iii. XIX,^XXYII. Immortality of the Soul by Henry

Huthersall, ^, xiv. More : critical account of, xiii (p. Hutlone, xx (tit. Eccleshul). 121). Hutte or Haut (the), hall in Child- Impartial Scout, xii (p. xlv).

wall : account of, xxii. Impeachment of lord Strange for high Hutton, ^, I, xiY, XXII, XXYII. treason, ii. Huxelegh, Eob. de, xx. Imperialists, victory and defeats of, i. Huxley, township and hall in "Waver- Impyerde, xx (tit. Whalleye).

ton, YIII. Ince, CO. Chester, xix ; account of, Huxley, Mrs., yiii. YIII. Huyton, co. Lane, iy, ix; account Ince, ^, YIII, IX, XYii.

of, XXII ; church given to Burscough Ince haU, Wigan: account of, xxii; priory, yiii. when acquired by the Grerards, xyii.

Huyton, ^, xx. Ince-BlundeU haU, Sefton : account of,

Huyton-hey hall, xii ; notice of, xxii. XXII. Hwithul, Eob. de, xxx. Ince land in Arpeley, Warrington, Hyat or Hyet, James, rector of Cros- XYII. ton, II, XYiii, XXII, XXYII. See Hiet. Ince medo, Warrington, xyii. Hybernia, Jl, xx. Inchequin, p, xii. Hyde, ^, ii, iy, yiii, xm, xyiii, xix, Incomes of Henry Newcome and the

XX, XXYII, XXYIII. See Hide. . feliows of collegiate church of Man- Hylde, saynt, abbesse of A¥hytbye, xy. chester, XYIII.

Hyll orchard, xx (tit. Whalleye). Indemnity, general : act of, y.

Hylton, John : account of, ii. Independents, their struggle with the

Hymen with the Barriers, masque by presbyterians, iy ; lampoon by, v Ben Jons on, xiy. notices of, xyiii, xxyii. Hynd, JH, xxii. Indians, public collection ordered for, Hyndebranceis, xx (tit. Eeued). xxyii. Hyndele, Eic. de, xx. Indictment for high treason, form in Hyudeley, ^, xyii. English and Latin, xxyiii. Hyrlond, Eogerus de, xx. Indulgences, address of the house of commons concerning, xyiii. IALLE, Willmus, xx. Ines, XX. Ibbetson,'J!^, xix. Infants' corpses, magical use of, yi. . :

84 GENEEAL INDEX.

Ingelo, Dr. Nathaniel : account of, xiii. Irvine (styled Erwin) in Scotland Ingliam, 0, xix, xxii. description of, i. Ingleby, ^, nil, xir. Irvine, WiUiam, nonjuror, preaches at Ingoldsby, ^, xii. Kelso, T. IngoU, Eog. fil. Eic. de, xx (?). Irwell, river, ix, xx.

Ingi'am, sir Arthur : notice of, i. Iinvelham, in Eccles, xix. Imnan, Thomas, xxii. Isaac, Mr., xiii. Innerwick castle, notice of, i. Isherwood, p. Tin, xix, xxii. post mortem 21Eliz., xiY. Israel, Mauasses Ben, xiii. Inquisition at Warrington, xxviii. Iter Boreale, by Eobert Wild, xviii. Inskipp school, St. ^lichael's-upon- Iter Lancastrense, xtiii; critical ac- "Wyre, xxii. count of, VII. See James. Intake, le, xx (fit. WhaUeye). Ivel or Inhel, sir, priest of TattenliaU, Inundation at Cambridge, xxyit. Tin. Inverness, i. Ivimey's Life of Milton, xxiv. Ipres, wager respecting, ix. Ivy, lady, xxvii. Irby, CO. Chester, manor and hall, of knights-hos- Tin ; commandery JABLONSKT, ^, xin.

pitallers at, nil. Jacchffius, Grilbertus : his Insti- Irby-miUhiU, township of Thurstaston, tutiones Pliysicce, it. CO. Chester, tiii. Jack, meaning of the word, in. Ireland, ix, xii, xiii. Jacks, ^, Ti. Ireland, ^, ii, yn, ix, xii, xit, xtii, Jackson, |i, ii, tii, tiii, xiii, xtiii, XXII. XIX, xxii, XXT, XXTII, XXTIII. Ireland's office, a post mortem inqui- Jacob, ^, XIII, XXTII, XXTIII. sition, XIT. Jacobite plot, discovery of, xxTii, Ireton, major-general, ii, xii, XTiii. Jacobites, ix. Irewell, xx (fit. Brendewod). Jacobites, English and Scottish: his- Iriftbrd, xx (tift. Chadewyk, Spotlond) tory and notices of, t. IrifFordheghes, xx (tit. Chadewyk). the object of toryism, t. Ii'ish customs &c. : description of, i. Jacomb, ^, xiii, xxtii. Irish papists aud their proceedings, ii. Jacque for jacket, xit. Irish rebellion, and the Latin prayer Jacques, John, vicar of Bolton-le- at Cambridge in consequence, xiii. sauds, XXII. Irish soldiers, xxtiii; description of, Jacson, ^, XIT, xxii. XXT. Jager's (Eobert) Decimal Arithnetic, Irish territories and alleged title-deeds IT.

of them, xxiT. Jalousie, a hidden watching, i. Irlam, in Eccles, xix; hall, account Jamaica, ix, xii. of, XIX. James I. , ix, xii, xin, xxix ; his Bce- Irlaud, John, of Lydeat, ix. monologie, ti ; taste in dress, xit ; Iron works in Carnew and Clanmullen, killing wit, xix ; Regulations for the Ireland, i. king's preachers, xxii. Irpul's Erthe, Orford, near Warring- James II., ix, xtiii. ton, XTII. James the Third of England and VOLS. I— XXX. 85

Eiglith of Scotland proclaimed and Jervaux abbey, xiv.

prayed for, Y ; his arrival and de- Jervis, sir Thomas, xiv. parture, T. Jesse's Memoirs, xiii.

James IV. of Scotland, ix, xii ; sup- Jessey or Jessie, Henry : account of, posed to have been slain at Flodden XIII. hj sir Edward Stanley, xxix. Jests and jesters, i. See Armstrong.

James, yi, yii, xii, xiy, xxy. Jesuits, IX ; store in ^, of Lancashire, yi ; James's Iter Lancastrense, xiii, xiy, Scioppius's crusade ^against, xiii; XIX. See Iter. notices of, xxy.

James-street, Liverpool, xii. Jesuits' church, Dublin, i. James's (St.) day at Whaliey, xiy. Jesuits' Downefall, by James, Yii. Jameson, William, ix. Jesuitisme, Mystery of (i.e. Pascal's Jamesson, Eoger, XYii. Lettres Provinciales), XYiil. Janny, Jl, yiii. Jesus college, Cambridge, xni. Jansonius, xiii. Jewell, p, I, XII, XIII.

Jaques, ^, Yiii, xix, xxY. Jews, notices of the, i, xiii ; visit to a Jarrerd, Mr., mayor of Stockport, synagogue, xxYii. XYIII, Joanes, ^, i, ix. Jedburgh, arrival of the rebels at, Y. Joanna countess of Kent, xxii. JefFeries's (Dr.) edition of Whichcote's Jocularia, xyiii. Aphorisms, xiii. Jodrell, ^, yiii, xiy. Jefferson, serjeant, yiii. John of Graunt, xii. Jehuda, rabbi, xiii. Johnes, p, xii. Jeinson, Mr., xxvil. Johnian fellows, Cambridge: expul- Jenkins, co. Essex, xiy. sion of, XYIII. Jenkins, John, musician: account of, Johnson, ^, ii, iy, yi, yiii, ix, xii, XIII. XIII, XIY, xyiii, xxtt, xxiii, xxyii, Jenkinson, ^, xix, xxii, xxiy. XXyiii. Jenks, WiUiam, rector of Gravely, Johnson's (Dr.) defence of Laud, xiy ; XIII. his Lives of the Poets, ix, xxiy. Je.nkyns, Mr., xxYir. Johnson- street, Liverpool, xii. Jenyns, Mrs. Eliza, xix, xxii. Johnston, Greorge, xxii. Jermie, colonel, ii. Joliffe, Rebecca daughter of sir Jermyn or Jei'min, ^, ii, ix, xii, xiii. "William, xix. See Moyer. Jerom, Mr., of Dublin, i. JoUy or Jollie, ^, u, rv, Yin, xviii, , Mr., iy. XIX, XXII, XXYII. Jerome of Prague, portrait of, i. Jones, ^, YII, YIII, IX, XII, xiii, xiy, Jerome, saynt, embrodred in ryche XYIII, XIX, XXII, xxyii, xxyiii. tysshewe, xv; his sanction of hunt- Jonquet's (Denys) Hortus sive Index ing and iishing, xiy. Plantarum, notice of, xiii.

Jerrom, James, mayor of Liverpool, Jonson, Ben, xiii, xviii ; notices of,

XII. YII, XIY, XXIX ; extracts from, yi. Jerrumannus byshop of Lychfelde, le- Jordan, a cook, xiii. gendary notices of, xy. Joseph, history of, in purtrayture, xy. Jerusalem (St. John of) rent, xix. Josephus, XIII. ;

GENEEAL INDEX.

""_ xx {tit. Bilyngton). Joshua ledynge the Isrehelytes, in Karrviyding, xx. pycture, xv. Kateford, |i, haU, Cambridge, xiii. Journals: Nicholas Assheton's, xir Katharine Katheryne, saynt, on arras, xv ; altar of Henry Newcome's, xviii ; House of Eccles, xix ; her festival day kept Commons', sviii. at a puritan, xrv. Joyce, cornet, xviii. by Kaufmann, Nicholas : account of, xiii. Jule the Sane, xxix. See Cavanagh. Judges, censure upon, Yii. Kavenagh. or Kaye, ii, xii, xiv, xix, xxii. Judges at the Jacobite trials at Man- Kay ^, Guide Booh Liverpool, ix. chester, names of the, xxviii. Kaye's of nine-pins, i. Judgments and visitations, stories of, Keale-bones, XXII. XXYII. Keck, ^, Keckerman, Bartholomew: notice of, Judith, a barrayne woman : her mira- culous cure, XV. IV. Keckwick, near Euncorn, viii. Jugges, JJ, Yiii. viii, xxvii. Juggler-street, Liverpool, xii. Keeling, ^, xxii. Jugglers, XIV. Keene, bishop, keere, a brevdng vessel, i. Julius Csesar sendes a legion of Keeve or knyghtes to Chestre for to sub- Kegesworth, ^, xx. due Irelande, xv. Keighley, Mr., xiii. Keirmes or kermes, fairs in Holland, i. Jumpe, ^, XII. Jumps, coats so named, xxii; shifts, Kellesay, Willmus de, xx. expedients, xxiii. Kellet, ^, XX, xxii. Kellet (over-), Bolton-le-Sands, xxii; Jungius, Dr. Joachim : account of, xiii. Juries (London), their unwillingness chapel of, xxii. KeUurmargh, Ealph, xvii. to' convict, V. Jurieu's book on Comenius's three Kelly, John, xxviii. prophets, xiii. , township of Tarvin, viii. Jurwyne of eest England, saynt and KelsaU, Ji, viii, xxvii. , xv. Kelso, proceedings of insurgents at, Jury at Jacobite trials at Manchester, V. sir of, xiv. list of, XXVIII. Kelston, John Harrington Justice (cowp) of peace, a masque Kemp or Kempe, J^, xii, xiii, xxii. character, xiv. Kemp is, Tliomas a, xviii ; translated Jutes descend linyally fro "Woden, xv. by Worthington, xiii. Juxon, archbishop, xiii, xix, xxii. KempnaU, Kempnough or Kempen- halgh hall, Worsley: account of, RABAHIK'S (Martin) In Pales- XIX. tinani et ^gyptum Peregrinatio, Kempsay house, co. Worcester, xix. co. Westmoreland, xiv pro- xiii. Kendal, ; Kapenhurst, Thoma de, xx. ceedings of rebels at, v ; strange Kar, Eic. del, xx. story of a woman at, xiii ; barony, Karleton, ^, xx. VIII ; deanery, viii, xix, xxii. Karmingham or Kermincham, town- Kendall, ^, xviii, xxii. ship of Swettenham, and hall, viii. Keneburge and Keneswyde, saynts, VOLS. I. — XXX. 87

dougliters of Penda : legendary no- Kettlesholm, township of Macclesfield, tices of, XT. VIII.

Kenion hall, Winwick : account of, Kettleshulm, township of Prestbury, XXII. VIII. Kenion, ^. See Kenyon. Kettlewell, xiv. Kenmore, earl of, taken near Lancas- Keverdale, P, xix, xx. ter, II. Key, Ji, n, ix, xviii, xxvii.

Kenmure, viscount : his character and Keye or Keyes, Mrs., of York, i. conduct, T. Keykewyc, Johannes, ii. Kennerley, |^, viii. Kidd, Ji, IX, XXII.

Kennet, Dr. White, xiii, xxii ; his Kidder, Mr., xviii.

Case of Impropriations, xix ; Par. Kidson, p, xxii, xxviii.

Antiq. Gloss., xix ; Begister, xiii, Kjldare, Greorge sixteenth earl of:

XVIII. notice of, i.

Kenrede, kynge of Mercyens : legend- Kildwick in Craiven, vi. ary account of, xv. Killum Mack Caricke, xii. Kenrick, ^, i, xxii. Kilmorey, lord, ii, viii. Kensington, "Worthington preaches at, Kilnekar, xx {tit. Wythenhull). XIII. Kiln-hey, Liverpool, xii.

Kent, reahne of: legendary account Kilsyth, viscount of, i. of, XV. Kilwardecroffc, xx {tit. Castelton).

Kent, Thomas earl of, xix. Kilwining, abbey of, i. Kent, fi, VIII, XIII, xxii. Kiaaston, Mr., xxvii. Kenuherus of eest England, a noble Kinderton-cum-Hulm, township of man of fame, xv. Middlewich, viii; haU and lodge, Kenwalcus, kynge of "West Saxons, notices of, viii. conquered in batayle by Wulfer, xv. Kinderton, barons of, iv, viii, xiv. Kenwolmersh, "William, treasurer and Kinerton, higher and lower, townships chancellor of England, xxii. of Doddleston, viii. Kenyon and Kenion, ^, viii, ix, xii, King, fl, VIII, XII, XIII, XIV, xxii, XIV, XVII, XVIII, XIX, XX, XXII, XXVII. XXIV, XXVII, XXIX. Keppel, E. Walpole, xxii. King's VaJe Boi/al, nu. Ker, IX, King's college, Cambridge, xiii. Kerby, Mr., xvrii. Kings-preachers for Lancashire, xxii. Kerns, xxv. King''s Hentaly, xii. Kersall, William Lever of, xix. King's-Walden, ix.

Kersall cell : notice of, xix ; descrip- Kings-head, Waterford, i. tion of Byrom's library at, xiii. Kingroad, near Bristol, i. Kershaw, P, xix, xxii. Kingsley, co. Chester, vin. Kersley, township of Dean, xix. Kingsley, Mr., xxviii. Kertmell, xxii. See Cartmell. Kingston, meke Edgar coronate at, Kerton, Mr., a Jesuit, xii. XV.

Ketelisholmwathra, xx (tit. Merton). Kingston's T^nie History ; account of Ketelishurst, xx (tit. Salebury). the author, xxviii. Ketelisworth, xx {tit. Merton). Kington magna, near Shaftesbury, xix. ; : : ;

88 GENEEAL INDEX.

Kirlmowles in Arlecden, Tin. Kimiersley cliurcli, co. Salop : bishop Bridgeman buried at, tiii. Kirk^Tig henhurst, xx {tit. "WhaUeye). Eansale, in Ireland, prince Eupert's Kitchen or Kitchin, Ji, xii, xxii. harbour, xii. Knail, Dr., head-master of Eugby Kinsey, ^, viii, xxvii. school, XII. Kinsman, rev. Arthur, xxii. Knapesheued, Eobertus de, xxx. Kippax, ^, XYiii, xxiT. Knaresborough, ix, xrr. Knight, Tin, xni. Kirby, JJ, ix, xxii, xxtiii. |i. Kirby in Wallesey, co. Chester, Yiii. Knights' grange, in "Whitegate : notice of. Tin. Kirby (west-) : account of, viii Knighthood, commonness of temj). Grrange hall in : notice of, Tin. Kirby-chapel, co. Tork, yiii. James I., xiT. Kirby-grange, co. Chester, yiii. KJiightley, Devereux, Tin. Kirby or Kirkby Irelith, co. Lane. Knip or Knj^e, "William, n. accoimt of, xxii. Knockfergus, i. Kirby-Irelith, chapelry of Dalton Knocktorum, township of "Wood- account of, xxii. church, Tin. Kirby-Eavensworth, co. Tork, Tin. Knoilyn, Eicardus, xx.

Kircher, Athanasius : account of, xiii. Knolle, ^, IX, xxii. Kircudbright, burning of, xxix. Knolls, error for Knotts, vicar of Bol- EJirden, Henr. de, xxx. ton-le-sands, xxii. Kirk or Kyrke street, "Warrington, Knollys, fl, xiv. XYII. Kjiot or Knott, ^8, xii, xtiii, xix, xx, Kirkby, ^, ii, xix, xxii. XXII. Kirkby in Cleveland, xiY. Ejiot mill, Manchester, XTm. {tit. Eorkby hall or cross : description of, Knouthall, xx Sadelword). XXII. Knowes, James, xrx. Kirkby in "Walton, account of, xxii. Knowles, Ji, Tin, ix, xxn, xxtiii, Kirkby-Lonsdale, arrival of rebels at, XXIX.

T. Knowsley, ii, xxn ; subsidy at, ix Kirkby-Malghdale, xiy. connexion of Chester actors and

Kirkdale, near Liverpool, xii ; subsidy singers with, xxix. at, IX. Knowsley or Knouslegh, ^, xx, xxn. Kirke or King, Edward, xiii. Knubb or knobber, a stag of the

Kirkham, account of, xxii ; church, second year, xit.

Yin, XXII. Knutsford, n, it, XTn, xtiii ; over- Kirkham, ^, Tin, xxtii. and nether-, account of. Tin.

Kirkhoven, John, of Hemflete, xii. Kjiyvet or Knivet, sir Thomas ; ac- Kirkland hall and school, Garstang, count of, Tl. XXII. Kobold, the drudging goblin, xii. Kirkland-how in Arlecden, Tin. Kocshutelegh, xx {tit. Croenton). Kirkmanshiilme, township of Man- Kohlius, J. P., XIII. chester, XIX. Kokerdene in Hoton, xxx. Kirkmichael, Scotland, rebel standard Kor lacus, xx {tit. AYhiteword). first set up at, t. Kotgreues, xx {tit. Whiteword). . . . ;

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Kotterus, Christopher, a famous pro- Lachegard piscaria, xx {tit. Grerstan). phet, XIII. Lachemersche, xx {tit. Cliderhou).

Kuerden, Dr., xit, xxii ; original let- Lacy, ^, xiY, xix, xxii ; arms of, xiv. ter from him to Eandle Holme, xxiy. Lady, Jo., ix. Kukiekarsik, xx {tit. "Wythenhull) Lady Bessy, the "pleasant song of," Kumbebrok, xx (tit. Whiteword) XXIX. Kyghel, ^, XX. Ladyes, saynt Werburge an example Kyghley, ^, xvii, xx, xxii. for, XV. Kylne, xx {tit. Whalleye). La Force, monsieur, i. Kylnefeld in Fariagton, xxx. Laithwayte, William, alderman of Kylne-house, Warrington, xvii. Wigan, XXII. Kylnepitt, xx {tit. Whiteword). Laitus, Anthony, xxii. Kyme, barony of, xiv. Lake, xx {tit. Grerstan). Kyneswith or Keneswith, quene of Lake, fl, xiy, xyiii, xix. Mercyens, xv. Lamaire's Life of Salmasius, xiii. Kyneyers, Eobert de, xxn. Lamb (Charles) on book-borrowers, Kyngesley or Kyngeley, p, xvii, xx. XIII. Kynton, Philippus de, xx. Lambe, dream of a, xxiii. Kyrkebrok, xx {tit. Saynte marideu). Lambe, |l, xiii, xxiii. Kyrkeby, monastery of, xx. Lambehith, manor of, xxii. Kyrkeby, Willmus de, xx. Lambert, ^, ii, iv, xii, xiy, xyiii, Kyrkegate, xx {titt. Bilyngton, Cli- XXII, XXYII.

derhou) Lambeth, ix ; MSS. at, xiy, xix. Kyrkehalgh, xx {tit. Westewod). Lambton (Ealph) murders his two Kyrkestall, Turgisius abbas de, xx. wives, I. Kyrkshagh, f|, xix. Lamp, perpetual, i. Kytchiii garth e, xx {tit. Whalleye). Lamp-light, an old tenure, xxii. Kyuerdale, xx. Lamplugh, |l, yiii, xiii. Kyuerdale, Alex, de, xx. Lamport, co. Somerset, xiii. in, xxy Lancashire, state of religion ; LA BAREE'S edition of Daehe- mihtary conduct and sufferings rius's or D'Acheri's Spicilegium, during the Civil war, ii, xii ; state

XIII. of parties in circa 1715, Y ; descrip- Laborer, Eobert, xix. tion of in 1756, xix. Labourne, bishop, ix, xix. Lancashire bowmen at Flodden, vii Lacey, ^, yiii. dances, xiy; dialect, specimens of, Lach or Lench, William de, vicar of Yi; forests, decay of, yii; funeral militia, ii palatinate, Blackburn, xxii. custom, xiy ; ; pedigrees, xiv plot of 1694, Lache, St. Mary's, Chester, viii. XXII ; ; Lache, ^, xyii. xxviii; presbyteriaus, iv, xviii;

Lachedennys, village near Budworth, roads, badness of, ix ; spelling,

Till. XXIX ; warlike spirit, xxix. Lacheford or Lacheforth, near War- Lancashire MS8., xiv, xix. xyiii, xix, xxyii. rington, XX ; chief rent in, xvii. Lancashire, p, Lacheforthe, Henry, xyii. Lancashire's Valley of AcJior, xii. N ;

GENEEAL INDEX.

; of, Langley, i, iv, viii, xiv, xviii, Lancaster, xii account xxii ; po- ^, litical state of, in 1642-51, ii; in XIX, XXII, XXVII, XXVIII.

1715, y ; assizes at, xiii, xiy ; castle, Langley's Polydore Vergil, xiv.

II, VI, XXII ; chartulary, xxii ; hos- Langton, manor of, co. Leicester, xxii.

pital, XXII ; members of parliament, Langton, p, ix, xiv, xvii, xix, xx, VIII priory and , viii, xx, XXII, XXVIII, xxx. ;

XXII ; receptor, xx ; recorder, xiv Langtree, Mr., of Scarbrick, xxii. St. Mary's clLurch, xxii. Langworth, Mr., xxvii. Lancaster, History of tlie Ducliy of, Lankester's (Dr. Edwin) Me^norials of by Fleetwood, xxii. John Bay, xiii.

Lancaster, dukes of, xix, xxii ; earls Lanlydrock, co. Cornwall, xiii. and vicecomites, xix, xx, xxii, xxx. La None, Erancis de: account of, Lancaster, ||, viii, xxii, xxvii. VII.

Lancastria, xx xx. Lany, bishop, xiii ; his ^, ; pedigree, Sermon on the Lancel, WiUmus, xx. Liturgy, xviii. Lancelot, §L, xii. Lappage, Edward, minister of New- Lancelot's hey, Liverpool, xii. church in Pendle, xxii. Lancelyn, Ji, viii. L'Arbalastier or Balistarius, Galfrid, Land, value of, in Ireland, i. XX, XXII. See Balistarius. Landaff, earls of, xiv. Large, Mr., viii. Land bank, failure of the, ix. Larton, township of Malpas, viii. Land's-eud, Cornwall, xiii. Lascales, Umfridus de, xx. Landell, Thomas, xii. Lascelles, |l, ii, viii. Landican, township of Woodchurch, Lascy, Jl, xix, xx, xxii.

VIII. Lasitius, Johannes : account of, xiii. Lane, J^, viii, ix, xxvii. Laskey, lord, xxiv. Lanes, township of Ashton-under- Latchford, near Warrington, xvii. See Line, xix. Lacheford. Langale, xx {tit. Bilyngton). Lathbury's History of the Nonjurors, Langbaine, xviii, xxix. XIII. Langdale, Marmaduke second lord, Latham and Lathum. See Lathom. XXII. Lathom chapelry, Ormskirk : account

Langdale, sir Marmaduke : account of, XXII. of, II. Lathom house, ix, xii, xix, xxix; Langfield in Rochdale, xix. notices of, xiv, xxii; sieges of, ii, Langeland, xx {tit. Eeued). IV, XII, XIV; marvellous screen at, Langelond, xx {tit. Eauensmeles). XXIX. Langford, ^, viii, xxvii. Lathom spa, ix.

Langho, near Blackburn : account of, Lathom, ^, ii, viii, ix, xiv, xix, xx, XXII. XXII, XXVII. Langholm, arrival of the rebel forces Latimer, William lord, xxii. at, V. Laton parva, xx. Langley hall, Middleton : account of, Laton, ^, XX. XIX. La Tremouille, the spread eagle the Langley haU, co. York, xiv. cognizance of, xxix. . .

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La Trobe's edition of Crantz's Ristory, Layton, sufferings of, iv. XIII. Lazarus or leper-house, description of, Latus, ^, XTiii, XXII. I. Latymer, "Willus de, xx. Lazarus-klap, explanation of, i. Laud, archbislaop, i, it, xii, xiii, xiv, Lea, township of Backford, co. Ches- XIX, XXII. ter, VIII. Lauder, Jolin, ix. Lea, township and hall, Bruera cha- Lauderdale (earl of) taken prisoner, ii. pehy near Chester, viii. Lauedileye, xx (tit. Eiblecestria) Lea, township and hall, Wibunbury, Lauedileyeclogh, xx (tit. Eiblecestria) VIII. LauerokliuU, xx (tit. Bilyngton). Lea, township and hall, Preston, xxii.

Launceston, co. Cornwall, xiii. Lea hall, Middlewich : notice of, viii. Laund (the) in Pendle, vi. Lea (in text Lee) hall, Lawton, co.

Laund, priory of, co. Leicester, viii, Chester : notice of, viii. XXII. Lea- Green hall, Minshull, co. Chester: Laurence, ^, xxii. notice of, viii. Laurence (saynt) purtrayed in arras, Lea-Newbald, township of Bruera XT. chapelry, viii. Laveering, a nautical term, i. Lea, ^, VIII, XX, xxii. Lavenbam, co. Suffolk, xiii. Lead works near Bristol, i. Law and lawyers, lady Eanelagh's Leadbeater, Ji, xviii, xxii, xxvii. popular Leadbetter, Hen., ix. attempt to reform, xiii ; saying respecting, xvii. Leaguer, assembly of leigers, i.e. am- Law, fl, Yi, xiii, XXII, XXVII. bassadors or agents, i. Lawe, p, xiT, xvii, xx, xxix. Leake, John, vicar of Tunstall, xxii. Lawne, Thomas, alderman of York, Leaver, John, ii. XIV. Leavers /or Levens hall, xiv. Lawrence, ^, xiii, xviii, xxvii. Leber, Ameilhon, xii, XYiii. Lawrenson, Pet., viii. Leblay, xx. LaAvrinson, Nicholas, xxii. Lebbeleye, xx (tit. Sunderland). Lawson, ^, ix, xix, xxii, xxviii. Lecayle, island of, Ulster, xii. Lawsyng stede, xx (tit. WhaUeye). Leche, ^, VIII. Lawton«Zi«s Church-Lawton,co. Ches- Lechres, Nich. de, xx.

ter: account of, viii ; hall, notice of, Leek alias Overleke, in Tunstall : ac- VIII. count of, XXII. Lawton, ^, viii, ix, xviii, xxii, xxvii, Leckhamton, Amaricus de, xx. XXVIII. Ledsham, township of Neston, viii.

Laybourn and Layburn, J|, xxii. Lee in Childwall, viii. Layfield, fl, xiii, xxii. Lee, ^, VIII, IX, xiii, xx, xxii, xxvii, Laylond, JJ, xx. XXVIII, XXX. Layrebrek, xx. Leech, Ji, viii, xvin, xxvii.

Lays and duties (parochial) , unwilling- Leeds, i, ix ; batell in the regyon of, ness to pay, XIV. XV. Layton for Leighton-Buzzard, co. Leeds, P, xviii. Bedford, xiii. Leeming lane, i. ;

92 GETs^EKAL INDEX.

Lees, ^, XVIII, xix, xxvii. XIII, XIY, XYIII, XIX, XXII, XXIII,

Lees hall, Oldham, xiy ; account of, XXYII. XIX. Leigh's Observations, xviii.

Lees-kirk, yiii. Leighton, township of Neston, yiii ; Leet court, xiv. hall, notice of, yiii.

Left'nich, to-wnship of Davenham, Tiii; Leighton hall, in Warton : notice of, hall, notice of, viii. XXII. Leffcwych, ^, Tm. Leighton- Conyers, xxii. Le Eyche, ^, xvii. Leil, kynge, founder of Chestre and Lega, H. de, xx (?). Caerleil, xv. Legacies, xiv, xviii. Leilond, eccleaia, xxx. Legay, Samuel, ix, xxii. Leilond, Thorn, de, xxx. Legendary, the swete, xv, Leisin et filii ejus, xxx.

Legende, the true, xy. Leith, description of, i ; taken and oc-

Legends, how composed, yii. cupied by the Highlanders, v ; siege Legge (colonel Eichard) taken at of, XIV.

Wigan, II. Leland, church of, viii ; rent paid by Legh, Ji, I, II, YIII, IX, XII, XYii, XYiii, rural deans of, viii. XIX,. XX, XXII, XXIII, XXYIII, XXIX. Leland and Adderton families, xiv.

Legh's chapel in Eosthorne church, Leland's Encomia, xxix ; Itinerary, YIII. XIY. Legh (high-), Eosthorne: account of, Lely, sir Peter, xiv. YIII. Lench or Lenches, William de, vicar Legh (little-), Budworth: account of, of Blackburn, xxii. YIII. Le Neve, xviii. Legh (west-) in Legh, yiii. Lennow, lean, feeble, xxiii. Legions, two cites of, viz. Caeruska Lennoy, Mr., xiv. or els Caerleon in south Wales, and Lenox, duke of, i. Caerlleon after named Chestre, xy. Lenox, earl of, xxix. Leibnitz, xiii. LentorLenton, Ercombertcommaunds

Leicester, xiii ; its likeness to Here- all his realme to kepe the fast of, xv. ford, I. Lenthall, speaker, xii. Leicester for Leinster, Eobert Chol- Lenton priory, co. Notts., viii, xix. mondeley earl of, yiii. Leofric, ei'le of Chestre and duke of

Leicester, Eobert Dudley earl of, xxii, Merciens : legendary notices of, xv XXIY, XXY, XXIX. styled count, yiii. Leicester, lord, xii. Leoffwiu, duke, father of Leofric, xy. Leicester, ^, iy, yiii, xix, xxii, xxyii. Leominster, i, ix, xviii. Leicestershire, Nichols's History of, Leonard, ^, vi, viii. XIY. Leonence monastery founded by earl Leigh, CO. Essex, i. Leofric, xv.

Leigh, CO. Lane, iy, ix, xix ; account Leoni, Griacomo, architect, yiii, xxii. of, xxii ; parliamentary successes Lepers, treatment of, i. at, II. Lescard for Liskeard, co. Cornwall, Leigh, ^, I, II, IY, Yi, YIII, IX, XII, . .

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Lesh i.e. leash, three, tii. Library, MS. Catalogue of John "Web-

Lesley, general David : his flight and ster's, YI. capture, ii. Libraries, parochial and lending, in Lesna, fire of, xiii. Lancashire, yiii. Lester, "Willm,, mayor of Chester, Licenses of non-residence, xxii.

III. Lichfield, surrender of, ii ; see of Can- Lestithill for Lostwithiel, co. Corn- terbury removed to, xy. See Litch- wall, XIII. field. L'Estrange, xiii. Lichfield (see of) removed to Chester, Letchmore, Edmund, xxyiii. XY. Lets, hindrances, iii. Lichfield, bishops of, xv, xxii, xxx. Leufrihehriigge, xx (tit. Whiteword) Liddeyate, Simon de, xx. Leusden and Yillemandy's edition of Lidiate abbey, xxii.

Bochart, xiii. Lidiate hall, Halsall : account of, xxii. Levant company, ix. Lidiate, ^, ix, xxii. Leven, xviii. Lidyate, xx (tit. Croenton).

Levens hall, near Kendal : account of, Lieutenants (deputy-), parliamentary XIV. appointment of, ii.

Levenshulme, township of Manches- Lifly river, i. ter, XIX. Lightbourn or Lightbowne, ^, ii.

Lever (Darcy-) hall, Bolton : account XYIII, XXYII, XXYIII. of, XIX. Lightfpot, ^, YIII, XIII, XYIII, XIX, Lever (great-), co. Lane, ii, viii, xiv; XXYII. account of, xix. Lightheseles, xx (tit. Heleye). Lever (little-), xix. Light horse, xii. Lever, ^, viii, xiv, xviii, xix, xx, Light-horseman, a small boat, i. XXII, XXYII, XXYIII. Lightolres, ^, xx. Leveson, ^, iy. Lilborne or Lilburne, ^, rr, iy, xyiii, Leveston (lady) sees a ghost, i. XXYII. Lewes, a scrivener, ix. Lilford, lords, xxii. Lewis, |l, Yi, XXII, XXY. Lily, vyrgyns are crowned vsdth the, Lex, Rex, a tract, iy. XY. Ley, Mr., xyiii, xxyii. Lilly and Lilye, ^, xiii, xvui.

Leybourn, John, account of, xxyiii. Lilly's Grammar, iy ; Midas, xxY. Leyburn and Leyburne, Y, xx, xxii. Limborch, xiii. Leycester, JJ, yiii, xii, xyii, xx, xxiy. Limbottis xx (tit. Meluer).

Leyden, xiii ; description of, i. Lime and lime-kiln, i. Leye, xx {tit. Wythenhull) Lime, Jane, xxyii.

Leyland, co. Lane, xix ; account of, Limerick, i. XXII. Limme, co. Chester, lY. Leyland, ^, xiy, xxii. Lincock, Eich., yiii. Leylondeschir, Petrus de, xx. Lincoln, incidental notices of, xiy, xy. Leys (the), near Weobley, ix. Lincoln, earls of, yiii, xix, xx, xxii. Libavius, yi. Lincoln, "William Barlow bishop of. Liher JEcclesics de Wlialley, xxii. ;;

94 GENERAL INDEX.

Lincolnshire, Newcome fails to obtain Little-Hole. See Hoole. a grammar-school in, xviii. Little-meadow, Liverpool, xii. Lindale in Cartmel, account of, xxii. Little-moss, townsliip of Ashton- Lindley, ^, ix, xxii. under-Line, xix. Lindsey, earl of, xiii. Little Sankey, near Liverpool, xvii. Lindsey or Lindsay, ^, i, xxii. Littleton, ^, i, v. ix, xxvii. Lingard, Mr., viii. Littleton, co. Middlesex, ix. Lingard's History of England, ix, xii, Littleton hall, Chrisleton: notice of, XVIII. viii.

Linlithgow, description of, i. Littlewood hall, Croston : accoimt of, Linnacre's (James) ghost appears to XXII.

a gentlewoman, xxvii, Liturgy, English, xviii ; praise of, xiii. Linney, Ji, xiY, xix. IX ; conference respecting,

Linsley-G-arven, Ireland : description Liulfus, progenitor of the Howick

of, I. family, xxx. Linton in Craven, xiv. Liverpool, IX, xiv, xviii, xix, xxix: ac-

Lion, ^, XII, XXII. count of, XXII ; its state during the

Lisbon, ix. Civil wars, ii, iv, xii ; during the re-

Lisle /or Lille in Flanders, wager re- bellion of 1715, V ; castle, ii, ix, xii,

specting, IX. XXII ; charters, ix, xii ; corporation,

Lisle, the lords, xii, xiv, xxii. XII, XXII ; elections, ix ; ferry, viii Lisle, "William, xiii. heath, xii. Lister, fi, vi, viii, xiv, xix, xxii, Liverpool, John de, xxii. xxvii. Liversage or Liuersegge, ^, viii, xx. Litanie daies, xiv. Livesay or Livesey, ^, iv, xii, xix, Litche, John, xvii (?). XX, XXII, XXVIII.

Litchfield, xiv ; St. John's hospital in, Livesay, township of Blackburn, xx, VIII; bishops, dean and chapter, XXII. and vicars choral of, viii. Livesay hall, notice of, xxii.

Litchford, Eobert : notice of, xix. Livingston, sir William, of Kilsyth Litelchadewyk, xx (tit. Chadewyk). notice of, i. LiteUegh, Willmiis de, xx. Lizours, Albreda daughter of Robert Litel pughull, xx (tit. Whiteword). de, XXII. Literary labour, payment of, vii. Llandaff, earls of, xiv. Literature and learning, praise of, xv. Llaugathen, co. Caermarthen, viii.

Litherland, in Aughton, xiv ; notice Llanyhernian, church or chapel of, of, XXII. VIII.

Litherland, fi, xii. Llanpeplick, co. Caernarvon : revenues Litherland- street, Liverpool, xii. of, VIII. Littel eighes, xx (tit. Aluetham). Lleon Grauer, a myghty stronge gy- Littleborough, near Eochdale, xiv; aunt, foundeth Chestre, xv. account of, xix. Lloyd, p, I, VIII, XIX, XXVIII. Little-Dalby, co. Leicester, xviii. Lloyd's Me?noirs, ix, xviii. Little- Gridding, Isaac Walton's ac- Lobkowitz, Jo. Caramuel, xiii.

count of, XIII. Loccenius, Johaimes : account of, xiii. . . ; ;

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Loch in Estgate-street, xx {tit. Longehurst, xx {tit. Bilyngton). Cestria) Longelandes, xx {tit. Merton). Locliaber, trade from Liverpool to, xii. Longerung, xx {titt. Chadewyk, Spot-

Lochlomond, in Perthshire : floating lond). islands in, i. Longe-shote, meadow near "Warring- Lochmaben, rebel standard set up at, ton, xyii. V. Longespe, Eoger de, xix. Locke, John, yi, xiii, xiv. Longfield, James, curate of Downham, Locket, nurse, xxTii. XXII. Lockey, Dr. Thomas, xiii. Longformacus, the Highlanders arrive

Lockhart, captain Philip : his trial at, y. and execution, y. Long-green, township of Barrow, yiii. Lockyer, Margaret, xrv. Longlegh, xx {tit. Samlesbury). Lodge, Edmund, xix. Longley, ^, xix. Lodge's Illustrations of ^nglisTi Sis- Longley, xx {tit.WhaWeje).

tory, xiy, xxix ; Fedigree, xii ; Por- Longman, ejectment of, from Aynhoe, traits, XIII. XVIII. Loe, ^, XIII, xyiii. Longo-campo, ^, xx. Loftus, JR, xxiy, xxyii. Long parliament (the), ix, xii, xyiii. Lofwic, WiUiam son of Robert de, in Eibchester, accoimt of, XXII. XXII. Logan or Loggan, Mr., " the graver," Longridge-bottom, xiy. XIII. Longstainfeld in Earington, xxx. Logic, study of, iv. Longton or Longtown, y, xxx. Lok's Christian Passions, extract from, Longton, JJ, xxx. XXIX. Longtre, ^, xyii, xxx. Lomax, tithes of, xix. LongueviUiers or Longriillers, p, xx, Lomax, ^, ii, xiy, xviii, xix, xxii, XXII. XXVII. Longworth, ^, xix, xxii, xxvni. Lomshawe, widow, of Burnley, vi. Longworth, township of Turton near

Lomylache, xx {tit. Whiteword). Bolton, XIX ; hall, notice of, xix.

London, i, ly, viii, ix, xii, xiii, xiy, Lonsdale, xx ; deanery of, yiii, xxii xy, XVIII; apprentices, ix; bishop rent paid by rural dean of, yiii.

of, XVIII ; chief archbishop's see at, Lonsdale (lord) driven back by the

xy ; fire of, xii plague of, iv, xii. rebels, y. ; London, |i, xx, Lonsdale, |l, xix, xxii. Long, Dr., of Burscow hall, and his Loosdruenen, in Holland: singular widow, ly. tomb and legend at, i.

Longacre, xx (i^«Y. "Whiteword) Lord-street, Liverpool, xii. Long causeway (the), xiv. Lord's (captaia) dainty cherry or- Longden or Tintwistle, township of chard, I. Mottram in Longdendale, viii. Lord's-day, act for observance of, ly. Longeforth, near Warrington, xvii Lord's-supper, terms of admittance to bridge of, xvii. the, ly. Longehey, Warrington, xyn. Lords' Journals, xii. :

90 GENERAL INDEX

Lordesliull, xx (tit. Aluetham). Lowther, p, ii, viii, xiv, xxii. Lorrington, Mr., xxyii. Lowther hall visited by insurgents, v. Lort, ^, XIII, XVIII. Lowthier, Mrs., of Chester, xxvii. LortiBg, P, XII. Lowton and Grolborne constituted a LostocJk, near Budworth, viii. rectory, xxii. Lostock, near Eccles, xix. Loxam or Loxham, ^, xxii, xxviii.

Lo stock hall, Bolton, xiv ; account Loy, Margaret, a confessed witch, xii. of, XIX. Loynd wife, her witch practices, vi. Lostock river, xx. Lucas, Eobert lord, xxviii. Lostock, ^, XX, XXII. Lucas, Jl, II, XIII. Lostok, XX (tit. WythenhuU). Lucius kynge of Britayne requires his Lothary, kynge of Kent, xv. realme to be baptized, xv. Lotliiam, Mr., xiii. Lucretius or Eitterhusius, a transla- Lothian (east-), the rebels recruited tion of, VII. from, V. Lucy, |l, XIII, XVIII, XX, xxii. Loudham, Walterus de, xx. Lucy, daughter of Eandle earl of Ches- Loueproud, Eogerus, xx. ter, second prioress of St. Mary's, Loueshurst, xx (tit. Bilyngton). Chester, viii. Louis XIV. of France, ix, xviii, Lucye, saynt, brothered in ryche tys- Loungate, xx (tit. Bilyngton). shewe, xv. Louthre, Johannes de, xx. Luddelow, WiUmus de, xx. Love, |i, XIII, XVIII, XXVII. Luddenden, co. York, xiv. Lovell, ^, VIII, XIII, XXII, XXVII. Luddington, Dr., archdeacon of Stow, Low or Lowe, ^, viii, xviii, xxii, VIII.

XXVII, xxvni. Ludlow, I, XXIX ; castle, i. Lowchurch or Law, near Blackburn Ludlow, republican general, xii.

account of, xxii. Ludolf or Ludolphus, Job : account Low church, its distinguishing prin- of, XIII. ciples, V. LuUy, Eaymond, and the " Ars Lulli- Low-Countries, injustice of English ana," xiii. wars in the, xxv. Lumley, ^, i, xxii.

Lowe haU, Hindley, near "Wigan : ac- Lumley castle, i.

count of, XXII. Lumm hall, Edenfield, Bury : notice Lower's Curiosities of Seraldry, ex- of, XIX.

tracts from, XIV. Lund chapel, in Kirkham : account of, Lowick, trial of, ix. XXII.

Lowick, near Ulverston : account of, Lund alias Crags, Eichard, xxii (?).

XXII ; hall, notice of, xxii. Lundy island, xii ; description of, i. Lowlane, township of St. Oswald's, Lune river, early defences of, ii. Chester, viii. Lunguillers, ||, xx. Lowndes, ^, viii, ix, xviii, xxviii. Lunt, near Bury, xix. Lowndes's Bihliographical Manual, Lunt or Lunte, ^, viii, ix, xxviii. character of, xiii. Lupton, Thomas, xxix. Lowry, ^, xiii, xviii. Lupus, Hugh, erle of Chestre, xv. See Lowten, Thomas, viii. Hugh Lupus. ; ;

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Lurtin or Lurting, J^, xii. Lyster, Mrs. Doll., xiy.

Lusley, townskip of Ashton-under- Lytham : account of, xxii ; hall, xxii Line, xrx. priory, xxii. Luther's advice on intramural burial, Lythgoe, Matthew, xxn.

Yii ; toleration, xiii ; portrait, i Lytill Walton hey, xyii. Mensalia, xnii. Lyttelmore in Farington, xxx,

Lutheran chiirch, Amsterdam : de- Lyverpul, Eicardus de, xx. scription of, I. Lutley, PhU., of Ludlow, viii. MAAS river, i. Lutterworth, i. Macaria, a projected society: Luttrel family, i. notice of, xiii.

Lutwich, Jl|, XIX, xxTiii. Maccabees, storye of, rychely done on Lux in Tenehris, account of, xiii. arras, xy. Lydgate, "sententious," xv. Macclesfield, ix ; account of, Yin ; fo- Lydiat, xiii. rest, Yin, xxin priory, yiii ; rent ; Lye, Mr., of Fairclough, xxvn. paid by rural dean of, yiii. Lyme, near Disley, xiii; park, ac- Macclesfield, earls of, ix, xiy, xxii;

count of, Tin ; chapel, viii. XXYIII. Lyme, co. Dorset, xiii. Maccovius, xiii. Lyme, Oliver, mayor of Liverpool, xii; Mace, author of MusicTc's Monwnent, his alms-house, xxii. XIII. Lyme-Hanley, township of Prestbury, ,' township of Malpas, yiii. Till. Machel and ULf, xxn. Lymm, co. Chester, account of, yiii. Machell, ^, XXII.

See Limme. Machiavelli, xn ; his Principe not Lymme, ^, viii, xx. origioal, xiii. Lymme's Hobbeakyr, Warrington, Machin, ^, xiii, XYin, xxyii. XYII. Mackay, ^, ix. Lynacre, Thomas, M.D., xxii. Mackerell, Robert, chantry priest, Lynch, sir Thomas, knt., xvii. XXII. Lyncoln, Thom. de, xx. Mackintosh, ^, y, ix, xiii, xxiy. Lyndesy, prouynce of, ny unto Lyn- Mackworth, fl, n, xxyii. colne, XY. Maclean (captain) and his volunteers, Lyndesey and Lyndsey, ^, xxii. Y. Lyndhurst's (lord-chancellor) decision Madden, sir Frederick, xxiii, respecting Manchester school, xix. Madderer, Eobert, B.C.L., xxn. Lyndwood's Frovinciale: notice of the Madeira, account of a visit to, ix. author, xxii. Maden, Eoger, of Hopwood, xiy. Lynford, P, xiii, xxyii. Mader, John, n. Lynn, xiii. Madhouses, Brown's work on, XYiii. Lynnet, ^, xiii. Madock, ^, yiii, xxyii. Lynton, William, junr., ix. Madox's Formulare, xix. Lyolfesik, xx {tit. Bilyngton). Madrid, wager respecting, ix.

Lyon, |l, Yi, IX, xn, xix, xxii, xxyii. Madur, Grilbert : his tenements in Lysons, xxix. Warrington, XYii. O ;;

98 GENEEAL INDEX.

Mael, Mr., xiii. MaUory, J3, viii, xviii, xxvii.

Magazines, seizures of, during the Malone, xxix ; his History of the Civil war, ii. English Stage, ..|iv. Magdalen college, Cambridge, xiii. Malo passu, David de, xx. Maghersoue, Eic. de, xxx. Malorre, Petrus de, xx.

Maghull, inHalsall: account of, xxii; Malpas, CO. Chester : account of, viii

hall, notice of, xxii. barony, viii ; rent paid by rural Maghidl, ^, XII, XXII. dean of, viii. Magistrates, parliamentary appoint- Malpas old hall, notice of, viii. ment and removal of, ii. Malpas, Jl, viii. Magna mara, xs (tit. Steynynges). Malt act, passing of the, ix. Magnionvis (Jo.) courts Dr. Dee's ac- Malt liquor at funerals, xiv. quaintance, XXIV. Malton, Thomas earl of, xix.

Magu island, Ireland, i. Malueysgate, xx {tit. Cliderhou).

Mahomet, History of, by Henry Malvern, death of colonel Parker at, Stubbe: critical notice of, xiii. XIV. Maiden cit}^, why Dort is so named, i. Malyn, Eobert, of Nottingham, M.D., Maiden lands atid Maiden's green, VIII. Liverpool, xii. Mamecestre, baUivi, receptor, senesc, Maillardus, Willus, xx. XX.

Main-Amber, Cornwall : description Mamilian, name of a familiar spirit, vi. of, xiii. Man, isle of, ix, xii proceedings in ;

Mainwaring, p, i, ii, iv, yiii, ix, xii, during the Civil wars, ii ; bishops

xiii, xiT, xviii, XIX, XXVIII. See of, viii, XXII ; John Greenhalgh,

Manwaring. governor of, xiv ; Olave, lord of, Maisterson or Masterton, John, xxvii. founds St. Mary's abbey at Eushen, Maitland, John, duke of Lauderdale, XXII. XIII. Man, ^, VIII, XXIV. Maitland's Darh Ages, notice of, viii. Mancetter (co. "Warwick), sir Guy de, Makay's (captain) Memoirs, viii. XIX. Malbank, i^, viii. Manchester, ix, xii, xiii, xrv, xix, Malbeding, viii. J^, XXII ; proceedings at during the

Malbon, §, viii. Civil wars, ii, iv, vii, xviii ; and Malbranche, xiii. during the Jacobite rebellion, v Malby, Chr., viii. pestilence, iv ; presbyterian pro- Male, IX, xiii. ceedings, ^, IV ; popular anger agaiust Malet, "Walterus, xx. the crown witnesses, xxviii; rural Malham, Erancis son of Henry, xxii. deanery of, viii, xix ; manor of, xix. Malkin, Mr., xxvii. See Mamecestre.

Malkin tower, in Pendle forest : no- Manchester collegiate church, iv, viii,

tices of, VI, vii. XIV, xviii ; account of, xrx. Mallet, Dr., xxiv. Manchester grammar school, iv ; ac- Mailinson, ^, iv, xxii. count of, XIX. Mallison, Mr., xviii. Manchester, earls of, ii, ix, xviii. Malliston, Mr., xviii. Manchester Becorder, error in, xxviii. ;

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Maucknolls family, xxii. Marcke, co. Somerset, i. Maudeslo. See Olearius. Marckius, xiii. Maudilliou, a jacket, vii. Mardestan, Ead. de, xx (?). Manley, township of Prodsham, Tin Mardyke fort, Liverpool, xii. ; hall, notice of. Tin. Mare, jB,, xx. Manley or Manly, JJ, Tin, ix. Mare, xx (tit. Wynlaton). Manners, lady Elizabeth, countess of Mareschal, |i, xxii.

Sunderland : notice of, Tin. Marets (des) or Maresius, his tracts Manners, lord John, xir. against Comenius, xiii. Mansell, father, xxTiii. Marfield or Macclesfield forest, xxiii. Mansergh, fl, xxii. Margarete, saynt, brothered on arras, Mansfeldt, Agnes de, xxt. XT. Mansfield, earl of, Tin. Margaryte, epithet applied to saynt Mantle and ring, symbolical meaning Werburge, xt.

of, XXII. Margate, i. Manton, Dr., xiii, xtiii, saynte, capella de, xx. xxtii ; no- Maridene, tice of, IT. Marie's St. (Pembroke hall), Cam- Mantua, wager respecting, ix. bridge, XIX. Mantua, duke of, xxit. Marius (kyng), a bryton, fortifies Mantuan. See Spagnoli. Chestre, xt. Manuscript (Latin) of a Grreek work, Marjoribanks, sir John, bart., and its advantage, xiii. Janet his daughter, xxii. Manuscripts (Islandian) sent to Loc- Markets in Holland, description of, i cenius, xiii. in Liverpool, ix, xii. Manwaring, ^, n, xxtii. Market place, Warrington, xtii. Manx ale, ix. Market-Jew, co. Cornwall, xiii. Manx arms at Mj^erscougli lodge, xit. Market- or East-Lavington, co. AVilts., Maplesden, Mr., xxtii. XIII. Mapletoft, John: notice of, Tin. Markethe yate (le), Warrington, xtii. Mar, earl of: his conduct in the Markethestrete, xx {tit. Cliderhou). Jacobite rebellion, t. Markham, bishop, xxii. Marbadseus' De Gemmarum Lapidum- Markland, ^, ii, in, ix, xix, xxii, que Virihus, punning extract from, i. XXIX. Marblehead, Ireland, i. Marland in Castleton near Eochdale,

; mill at, Marbury, in Whitchurch : account of. XIT, XIX notice of the xit. Tin. Marland, J^, xix.

Marbury, township of Budworth, Tin. Marlborough, xiii, xit ; school, xix. Marbury, ^, it, tiii, xtii, xxtii. Marlborough, John Churchill duke of, the Jacobite re- Marceyl or Mersellyn, kynge and IX ; his conduct in

saynt, XT. bellion, T ; Sarah his duchess, ix. March, ^, xii, xxtii. Marler, p, ii, xix, xxTii. Marchbankeor Marshbanke, Thomas, i. Marlet hey (le), Warrington, xtii.

Marchden, Mr., minister of Neston, Marlorat, Augustina : notice of, it. Tin. Marlow, Ashton, xxtii. Marchia, William de, bishop of Wells, i. Marlowe, Kit, xii, xxix. 100 GENEEAL INDEX.

Marlpton cum Lache, township of St. XTIII, XXTII ; his family and rela- Mary's, Chester, viii, tions, IT, Marmion, Shakerley, Tin. Martindale, J., XTiii. Marmoset, etymology of, iii. Martinez or Martinius, Matthew: Marnhall, co. Dorset, xix. account of, xiii.

Marot's (Clement) epigramme uppon Martinius, Martinus : account of, xni. a fat priour, tii. Martinscroft, ^, it, tiii, xtiii.

Marple, near Stockport: account of. Marton, in Prestbury : account of. Tin. Tin. Marton in Grawsworth, Tin. Marresley or Marrick priory, co. York, Marton, ^, xxii. xix. Marton- sands cum Eoxwist and Villa- Marrett or Marsede or Marset, xit. Tiew, township of "Whitegate, Tin.

Marriage at Amsterdam, i ; instances Martyne, saynt, embrodred in ryche

of early marriages, xit ; royal argu- tysshewe, xt. ment in favour of, xt. 8ee Matches. , BooJce of, xtiii.

Marring of cards and dice by a puri- IMarvel, Andrew, xii ; his skill in con- tan, XIT. troversy, xiii.

Marrow, colonel : defeat and death of, Marwalde or Merwalde, kynge and II. saynt, xt.

Mars, dream respecting, xxiii. Mary, queen, xxiT ; her proclamation

Marsden within Colne, ti ; account for redresse of preachars, pryntars

of, XXII ; hall, account of, xxii. and players, xxix. Marsden, ^, it, ix, xix, xxii, xxtii, Mary, queen, wife of William III., ix. XXTIII. Mary queen' of Scots, xii, xxiii. Marsh, ^, II, Tin, ix, xii, xiii, xtiii, Mary's (St.) abbey, York, xix. XIX, XXII, XXTII. Maryborough, viscount, xit. Marshall, ^, Tin, xiii, xtiii, xix, ]\Iaryons, Wyon de, xxii. XXII, Mascy or Mascie, ^, Tin, xix, xx, Marston, toATnship of Budworth, Tin. XXII.

Marston, John : extracts from masque Masey, Mary, ix. by, XXIX, Masham, Elizabeth daughter of John Marston moor, battle of, ii, xii, xit, lord Scrope of, xit. XTIII. Masks, masking, masquerades, xit. Marston orchard, xx {tit. Whalleye). Mason, ^, i, tii, ix, xii, xiii, xtii, Martha p'., township of Eosthorne, XX, XXII. Tin. Masons lodge, xx {tit. Whalleye).

Marthall cum Littie-Werford, town- Mass, bold attendance at, in Ireland, i. ship of Over-Peover, Tin. Massam, Ealph, mayor of Liverpool, Martholme hall, in Harwood magna: XII. notice of, xxii. Massey, ^, n. Tin, ix, xit, xtii, xtiii, Martial, extract from, xtiii. XXII, XXT, XXTII, XXTIII. Martin, ^, xiii, xit, xxii. Massie, Dr., rector of Wigan, xxii. Martin Marprelate produced on the Massinger, extract from, ix. stage, XXIX. Master, fl. Tin, xxii. Martindale, Adam, it, tiii, ix, xii, Masters, Mr., xxtiii. ;

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Masulipatam, ix. Maxfield monastery. See Mayfield. Matches and marriages, mercenary: Maxicroft, xx (tit. Whiteword). homily upon, xiv. Maxicroftschore, xx (tit. Whiteword). Mather, ^, viii, xiii, xxii. Maximilian II. of Grermany, xxiv. Mathews, Toby, xw. Maxwell, ^, i. Matild (the lady), nece to the first May, isle of, Scotland, i.

kynge Henry : her conduct and May, chevalier Louis du, xiii. fate, XT. May, Thomas, M.P., for Liverpool, Matley, township and manor of Mot- IX, XII, XXIX. tram in Longdendale, viii. Maydenston, E. de, archid. Salop., xx. Matley, Dorothy: dreadful judgment Mayer, Mr., xxviii. upon, XIII. Mayes or Maire, Edward, xix. Mattaynsmere, xx (tit. Steynynges). Mayfield errorfor Maxfield monastery, Matthew, ^, xiii, xiv. CO. Chester, viii. Matthews, |i, xiv, xix, xxii. Mayfield, John, of Staining haU, xxii. Maubanc, Alda, xx. May-games, xrv. Maucolyn of Scotland comes to spoyle Maylin or Malyn, Dr. Massey, rector Chestre, xy. of Ashton-upon-Mersey, viii. Maud, Eobert, xxviii. Maynard, ^, xiii, xviii, xix, xxiv.

Maude, T. Holme, and Elizabeth his Mayne, Jasper : extract from, ix. wife, XXII. Maynilwarin or Menylwar, iBt, xx. Maudesley or Maudesly, ^, ii, yiii, Maynwareng, Carolus, ix. IX, xxii. Mayor, Eobert, xxii.

Maudit, Jasper, mayor of Liverpool, Maypoles, xiv, xviii, xxvii ; conten- and M.P., ix, xii, xxviii. tion respecting, iv. Maudlin day, xiv. Mead's Letters, extract from, vii Maudsley, William, xviii. Works, xxvii. Maudsley versus Leigh, case of, xix. Meadowcroft, 0, xii, xix, xxvm. Mauliverer, sir Richard, and his Meaker, Mat., viii. daughter Isabel, xxii. Meakin, 0, xxiv, xxvii. Maunsel, John, rector of "Wigan and Meales, ^, xxii. chancellor of England, xxii. Mear or Meare, fj, xviii, xxvii.

Maunton, xx. Mearley, great-, xiv, xxii (?) ; Little-, Maunton, Ji, xiv, xx. XIV. Maupas, "Willmus de, xx. Mears, Peter, xii (?). Mauricaceston, xx {tit. Staneye). Measures, i.e. dances, xiv. Mauricas- vel Mauriches-Eston, viUa, Meath, Edward Brabazon second earl XX. of, T, XII. Maurice, prince, xiii. Meautis, Mr., xiii. Maurice or Morres, John, vicar of Medcalfe or Metcalfe, sir Thomas, xiv. Blackburn, xiv. Meddowcroft, Mr., xviii. Mauritius, the, ix. Mede, Joseph, "the incomparable," Mavkischius, xiil. XIII. See Mead. Mawdesley or Mawdsley, ^, xix, xxii. Medical practice and receipts, i, iv. Mawhood, Mr., xiii. Medici, cardinal Leopold di, xiii. ;; ;;

102 GENEEAL INDEX.

Medina Cell, duke of, xxit. Men of Mancbester, bospitality of, xiY. Mediolanum and Milaine, ancient Menage's account of Bocbart,"xiii. names of Lancaster, xxii. Menefeld, xx (tit. Bilyngton). Meditations on yarious subjects by- Menegate, xx {tit. Wbiteword). Henry Newcome, xviii. Menill, EL, yiii. Mediterranean sea, ix. Meningways, xx {tit. Bacford). Medo beye, in Orford near Warring- Mentz, elector of, xiii. ton, XYII. Menyl, Eob. de, xx. Meek or Meeke, ^, xviii, xix, xxvii. Menzies, James, of Culdare : bis Meeles, le, xx, trial, Y. Megb, Alex, filius Alexandri le, xx, Meoles, ^3, yiii.

Meibomius, an ague cured by conver- Meols, great-, little- and Kirkby-, yiii ; sation witb, XIII. derivation of the word, Yii.

Meir, townsbip of Eostborne, iv, Yiii Meols, nortb-, yiii ; account of, xxii ball, notice of, viii. ball, notice of, xxii.

Mekebvirst, xx (tit. Baylegb). Meols stocks (tbe) , explanation of, yii. Mel, ^, XXX. Merbury, |l, yiii, xyii. Meland, Eoger, bisbop of Coventry Merbury's bouse and lande, Warring- and Licbfield, viii. ton, XYII. Melcombe i. Mercator, Ji, xiii, xxiy. Melcombe Eegis, xiii. Mercer, ^, ii, xii, xiii, xx, xxii. Meldon ball, co. Nortbumberland, xii. Mercbant-tailors' scbool, London, iy, Meldresicbe, xx {titt. Bretbarue, YIII. Wolueton). Mercia, bisbops of, yiii. See Mer- Meldrum, sir Jobn, xii; bis conduct cyens. in tbe Civil war, ii. Mercies vouchsafed to Newcorae, xviii. Meles, ^, XX, xxii. Merclesden now Marsden, xx, xxii. Melford or Milfort, lord, xxviii. See Marsden. Melbuisb, Ja., xiii. Merclesden, ^, xx, xxii. Mebnge. See Melling. Mercurius Politicus, notice of, xiii Mellier, Eicbard, xxii. posting advertisement in, xii. Melling in Lonsdale, account of, xxii Mercurius Pragmaticus, xviii. its cburcb given to , Mercurius Rusticus, xviii. XXII. Mercyens, legendary history and de-

Melling, cbapelry in Halsall : account scription of, XY. of, XXII. Mere, fi, xxii. Mells, near Frome, co. Somerset, xiii. Mereclogb, xx {tit. Wbiteword). Meluer, villa de, xx. Meredith, ^, yiii, xii. Meluer, Ji, xx. Meresbeia, Eoger de, xix. Melvin, lord, xxvii. Meretun, villa de, xxx. Members (tbe secluded) sitting as a Mereum, cousin to saynt Werburge, bouse of commons, xiii. taken by myracle expresse to the Memgate, xx {tit. Bdyngton). blys of beven, xy. Memnonites or Mennonites, an ana- Merian, Mrs., xxiv. baptist sect, I, xiii. Merillum, Willus, xx. .

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Meriton, Jl, xviii, xxvii. Middleforth, xxx. Merivale abbey, co. Warwick, ix, xxii. Middleham, co. York, xii, xiY. Merland, xx. Middleham, fl, xiy. Merlaud, ^, xx. Middlehurst, Hugh, his tenancy in Merlaya, magna et parva, xx. Warrington, XYii. Merret, Christopher, M.I)., xiii. Middlemore, William de, and Margery " Merrie blades," a favourite phrase of his wife, xxii. James I, xir. Middlesex, ix. Merriman, captain, xviii, xxyii. Middleton, co. Lane, iy, xii, xiii, xiy,

Mersapeltre, xx (tit. Croenton). XYiii ; account of, xix ; church, yii, Merse, xx (tit. Bilyngton). XIY, XIX grammar school, account ; Merse officer, extracts from the journal of, XIX; haU, notices of, yii, xiy, of a, V. XIX.

Mersey river, Tin, ix, xii, xx ; early Middleton, ^, ii, xii, xiii, xix, xxii, defences of, ii gave name to Mer- XXYII, XXYIII. ;

cia, XT ; styled the sea, xvii. Middleton chapel, Euncorn : notice of, Mersey island, fort on, xii. YIII.

Merton ui Whitegate, co. Chester, yiii. Middleton hall, Kirkham : notice of, Merton, villa de, co. Lane, xx. XXII. Merton magna, xx. Middleton' s Witch, extracts from, Yi. Merton, ^, xx. Middle-walks, hamlet of Higher-Whit- Merula, merle, the blackbird, xxiii. ley, Budworth, yiii.

Meschines (Ranulph) founds Coker- Middlewich, co. Chester, iy ; account

sand and Calder abbeys, xxii. of, YIII ; battle at, ii ; rent paid by

Messes, forty : explanation of, xiv. rural dean of, yiii. Messiah, Jewish expectation of, i. Middlome, Adam, xiy. Metaphysics, value of to a divine, it. Mide, E,ic. de, xx. Metcalf, Jl, xiY. Midelhole, xx (tit. Gerstan). Methley, ix. Midelword, xx (tit. Workedelegh) Methrocschaghheuil, xx (tit. White- Midgley, fl, yiii, xiy, xix, xxix.

word) . Midhope, xiy. Methuen, lord chancellor, ix. Midhope, Job. de, xx. Metyngham, Job, de, xx. Midilclogh, XX (tit. Spotlond). Meiiland, Eoger de, bishop of Lichfield Midleton, f?, xiy, xx. and Coventry, xix, xxii. Mierscough lodge, notice of, ii. Meure, maid of: her wonderful absti- Mikelbrok, xx (tit. Bilyngton). nence, I. Mikel coumbebrok, xx (tit. White- Meynilwarin, |^, xx. word). Meyrick or Meyricke, ^, viii, xrv, Mikel pughul, xx (tit. Whiteword). XYin, XXVII. Milan, wager respecting, ix. Michael's (St.) upon Wyre, account Mildmay, Jl, xii, xxii. of, XXII. Miles, ^, YI, XIII. Michell, Chris., yiii. Milford haven, i. Microelius, xyiii. Milington, p, xx. Middleburgh, Holland, i. Militia, training of, at Manchester, ii. .

104 GENEEAL INDEX.

Mill's India, ix. Minna, Jolin, yii. xiii, Millar, antagonist of Bentley, xiii. Minshul or MinshuU, ^, Yin, Millard, Mr., minister of St. Helen's, XYIII, XXIY, XXVII, XXYIII. account XIII. Minshull or Church-Minshull, Mill-croft, Liverpool, xii. of, YIII. Mill-end, Grawsworth, Yin. Minshull-Yernon, township of Middle- Mill-lane, Liverpool, xii. wich, YIII. Millenaries, Amyrault's book against, Minster at Chester, building and en- XIII. dowment of, XV. all other ferre passynge, Miller, iE, y, xiy. Minstrel Millgate, Manchester, fire in, XYiii. lofty song of a, xy. Millicent's (sir John) notable fooling, Minstrels, xiy, xy. XIY. Mint at Dort, description of the, i. and Milling and Millinge, J2, xii. Miracles by saynt Werburge Millington, township of Eosthorne, lY, others, account of, xv. Miralache, xx {tit. "Wordelword) Yin ; hall, notice of, Yin. Millington, ^, Yin, xyiii, xix, xxyii. Mirica, Graspar a, mathematician, xxiY.

Mills in Holland, i ; in Liverpool, xii. Mh-ror, xiy. from, Mills, fi, XIY, XYIII, XXYII. Mirrourfor Magistrates, extract Millward, judge, rv. XXIX.

Milne, ^, xix, xxii. Mishna, the : notice of, xni. MHnebrok, xx (titt. Croenton, Dou- Misrule, lords of, xiy. nom). Misson's account of ducking machines, Milnecroffc, xx {tit. Aluetham). XII. Milnefurlong, xx {tit. Cliderhou). Mist's WeeMy Journal, xxiy. Milne-hey, Liverpool, xii. Mitchell, Mr., of Heptonstall, xxii. Milne-street, Liverpool, xii. Mitford, rev. John, xiii. Milnehouses, £1, xx. Mitton, XIY. Milner, J^, xx, xxii. Mitton, httle-, xiy, xx. Mihies, ^, XII. Mitton, JJ, II, XX. Milnrow, in Butterworth, Eochdale, Mizaldus courts Dr. Dee's acquaint-

XIY ; account of, xix. ance, XXIY. Milton, CO. Camb., xiii. Moated houses, prevalence of, xyii.

xiii, xyiii, xxix Mobberley, co. Chester : account of, Milton, John, iy, ; notices of himself, widow and family, Yin priory, account of, Yni. ; XXIY. Mobberley, ^, vni, Milton, ^, XXIY. Modena, Leo of, xiii. Milton green, Handley, co. Chester, Moderate Messenger, xn. Yin. Modern history, Newcomes's readings Mimms, xiy. in, XYiii. Minehead, description of, i. Modie, Eichard, first protestant rector Mineries, the, co. Somerset, xin. of Standish, xxii.

Minibole, i. Moeles, capella de, xxx. Ministerial duties of Newcome, XYiii. Moftat, muster of south-country Scots Minmore, near Carnew, Ireland, i. at, Y. .

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Mohaut, Eogerus senesc. de, xx, Monluc, monsieur de, ambassadour to Mohun, the lords, viir, ix, xxii. the Grreat Turk, xxiv. Moil, Christoplier, xiii. Monmouth, James duke of: his in- Moire, co. Chester, it. See Meir. trigues and rebellion, iv, rx, xxvii, Mokenes, xx {tit. Workedelegh) XXVIII.

Molaes, abortions : etymology of the Monroe or Monerott, Mr., miaister of word, Yii. "West Kirby, viii. Mold, CO. Mint, xii. Mons, wager respecting, ix. Moldenhall, error for Moldeworth, Monson, pimishment of, xii, Eobertus de, xx. Montacute, ^, viii, xiv. Molesworth, rev. Dr., vicar of Eoch- Montagu, ^, i, ix, xiii, xiv, xxii, dale, XIX. XXVIII. Molesworth's (sir "William) edition of Montaigne, xiii. Hohhes, xiii. Montalt, barony of, viii. Molewarps i.e. moles, vii. Montalt, p, VIII, xx. Molines, p, xxii. Montaureus (Petrus) courts Dr. Dee's Molineux, ||, ii, ix, xxviii. acquaintance, xxiv. Mollenese, widow, ix. Montbegon, Jl, xix, xxii. Mollineixx, fl, rx. Monteagle, lords, viii, xxii, xxix, Molyneus, |i, xx. Monte forti, Alex, de, xx. Molyneux, ^, Tin, ix, xii, xiy, xvii, Montford, pedigree of Bromley baron, XIX, XXII, XXV, XXVIII. XIV. Molliogton, St. Mary's, Chester, viii. Montgomery, Herberts earls of, xiv. Mollington, township of Backford, Montgomery family, earls Mount-

VIII. Alexander : notice of, i.

Molynton, xx. Monton, Manchester, xix ; Sacheverell Monaldeschi, murder of, xiii. mob pulls down the presbyterian and religious houses, foun- meeting-house in, v. dation of, XV; favourite places of Monuments and tombs, notices of, i.

custody for valuables, xvii ; vices Moody, Sa., xiii. and corruptions of, vii. Moor or Moore, township of Dares- Moncaster, Eoger. See Muncaster. bury, Euncorn, viii. Moneley or Monely, ^, xii. Moor, ft, XXII.

Moniphornes, terra de, xx. Moor hall, Aughton : notice of, xxii. Monithornes, terra de, xx. Moorcroffc, Sylvester, mayor of Liver- Monk, ^, xiii, XVIII, XXII, xxvri. pool, IX. Monk's Life of Bentley, xix. Moore, P, i, ii, iv, vr, viii, ix, xii,

Monk's hall, Eccles : account of, xix. XVIII, XXVII, XXVIII. Monkbretton alias Landa, chartulary Moore fields and hall, Liverpool, xn. of the monastery of, viii. Moore Bental, xviii, xxii. Monkedik, xx {tit. Dounom). Moorgame, xiv. Monkeshulles, xx {titt. Stanword, Moot hall, Wigan, xxii. Whelton). Mora, |l, XII, xx. Monkton, Mr., xxvii. Morant, xiii (?). Monlewler, Mr., xxvii. Moravian brethren, account of, xiii. I .

106 GENEEAL INDEX.

Moray, ^, xiii. Mornay, xiii. Mordaunt, ^, Tin, xiv, xxii. Morneiiig Exercise at Oriplegate, xviii.

More or Mora, xx. Morpeth, notice of, i ; Northumbrian More, ^, VI, viii, ix, xii, xiii, xir, insurgents arrive at, v. XVII, XVIII, XX, XXII, XXVII. Morrall, Thomas, vicar of Bolton, xix. More crofts, Liverpool, xii. Morres, Henry, minister of Burnley, More street, Liverpool: detailed ac- XXII. count of, XII. Morrice, ^, xviii, xxvii. Morehey, xx {tit. Whalleye). Morris, Ji, ix, xiii, xiv, xxii. Morehouses, xx (titt. Eauensmeles, Morris and Phillips, grantees of church Tnes) estates, xix. Moremerseli in Eoncore, xx. Morris dance, xxvii. Morent error for Morcut, Mr., xxvii. Morritt, |l, xxii. Moreri, xviii (?). Morslande (le), "Warrington, xvii. Moresbarrow cum Parme, township of Mort, a musical huntmg-call, xxiii. Middlewich, viii. Mort or Morte, |i, ii, ix, xix, xxii, Mores orchard, xx (tit. Whalleye). XXVII. Morethwayth, WiUmus de, xx. Mortlake, account of Dr. Dee's library Moreton, township of Bidston cum at, XXIV. Eord, CO. Chester, viii; chapelry, Morton error for "Worton in Wensley- account of, viii. dale, XIV. Moreton, earl of, afterwards Icing Morton, ^, i, vi, xiii, xviii, xxvii. John, XXII, XXIV. See Moreton. Moreton, |i, i, viii, xiv, xx, xxii, Mortuaries, value of, viii. XXVII. See Morton. Moseley, township of Ashton-under- Moreton-Alcomlow, township of Ast- Liue, XIX. VIII and little ii, bury, ; great haUs, Moseley, j^, iv, viii, xiii, xx, notices of, viii. XXVIII. Morewood, Mr., of Norton, xxvii, Moses, history of, depaynted on arras Morgan, ^, i, ii, xxv. XV. Morgate, xx (tit. Whiteword). Moses, Mr., master of Pembroke col Morgell, ft, VIII. lege, Cambridge, xiii. Morhof on the comparative merits of Mosheim's Ecclesiastical History, xiii Vossius and Martinius, xiii. Mosier, W., xix. Morice, co. Chester, iv. Mosiley, in Spotlond, xx. See Spot Morisco, Peter, xxviii. lond in same volume. Morison, fj, xiii. Mosley, |i, xiv, xviii, xix, xxii, xxvii Morison's (Fynes) Itinerary, xiv. Mosok or Mossok, fi, ix. Morison's Poems, extract from, vi. Moss or Mosse, Jl, iv, ix, xii, xix, xx, Morland, sir Samuel, xiii. XXII, XXVIII. Morlay, township of Barrow, viii. Moss-lake fields, Liverpool, xii.

Morley, viii ; township of Wilmslow, Mosslanes/or Moshems in Parington, VIII. XXX. Morley, |i, xiii, xviii, xxii. Mossock, Mossocke or Mossoke, f2 Morley s, xiv. XXII. . .

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Moss-side, in Halton, Runcorn, Tin. Mourning and mourning rings, xiT. Moss- side, in Manchester, xix. Moville, Alan de, xit. Moston, township of Warmingham, Moxon, Ji, IT, Tin, xtiii, xxtii.

Yin. Moyer, lady, xxii ; some account of, Moston, manor of, near Chester, yiii. XIX. 8ee Jolifte. Moston, near Manchester, xrs. Muchelbrok, xx {tit. Saynte mariden) Moston, ||, XX, XXVIII. Much Hoole. See Hoole. Mostyn, ||, Tin. Much Woolton, IX. Mostyn, co. Flint, ix, xii. Muckelt, Greorge, xxii. Mostyn, St. Mary's, Chester, Tin. Mukedlandes, xx {tit. Cliderhou). Mostyn hall, near Manchester, xit. Mukelbrok, xx {tit. Westewod). Moton, fi, XX, XXII. Mulachehalls, xx {tit. Wythenhull). Motteville, xtiii. Mulchurst, Tin. Mottram in Longdendale, account of. Mulecornhirst, xx {tit. Bilyngton). Mulgrave, Constantine Phipps baron, Tin ; sudden death at, xtiii. Mottram -Aaidrew, township of Prest- XXII. bury, Tin. Mulint, Eitrop de, xx. Moudsley, Eogerus fil. Hugonis de, Mtiller's Frihurg Bell, extract from, XXX. XTIII. Mouldheeles, wife of, ti. MuUiiieux, hon. "W., ix. , great- and little-, town- Mulneplace and Mustarplace, in Ea- ships of Tarvin, Tin. ryngton, xxx.

Moulest, forest of. Tin. Multon, J^l, XIX, XX, XXII. Moulin, Peter du, xin. Mtdyngton, WilHam, of Warrington, Moulins, in Bourhonnais, France, xxii. XTII. Moulson (sir Thomas, hart., lord-mayor Mummers and mumming, origin and of London) builds HargraTC chapel. etymology of, xiT. Tin. Mummies at Leyden, i. Moulton, township of Davenham, Tin. Muncaster, barons, xxii. Moulton, near Newmarket, xiii. Muncaster, Eoger, of Grarstang, exe- Moulton, Eoger, Tin. cuted for rebellion, t. Mounson or Monson, sir John, K.B. Munchulf, Tin. and M.P., ii. Munday, major, n. Mounston, William lord, xin. Mimden, brigadier, T. M.P., xix. Mountague, |^, n, xin. Mundy, Edward Millar, Mountebanks, presbyterian Tisits to, Munechene Wro, an ancient name of XTIII. Vale Eoyal, Tin. Mountfichet, Ead. de, xx. Mungay, Eobertus de, xx. Mountgarret, Edmund second lord, i. Munke, fl, xtii. Mountgay, Eobertus de, xx. Munkegate, xx {tit. BUyngton) n, xii. Mount] oy, Charles lord : employments Munro, sir Greorge, estates in, of, XIT. Munster, Ireland : forfeited Mounton, hamlet in Eccles, xix. XXT. Mount Pleasant, Liverpool: bowling- Munster's edition of St. Matthew's green on, IX. Grospel in Hebrew, xin. ;

108 GENEEAL INDEX.

Muratori, xiii. NABB'S tenement, in Bury, xix. Murcot, Mr., xxvii. Nabbe, Richard, xix. Murdat, Adam, xx. Nairn, lord, and his regiment, Y. Murders, account of, i. Nairn, major, trial and execution of, Y. Murdering inn near Stralsund, i. Names of residents and places in an- Murderer, discovery of by touching cient Warrington, xyii.

the corpse, Yi. Namptwych, account of, yiii ; rent

Muriel, |i, xiii. paid by rural dean of, yiii ; St. Murr's History of the Origin of tlie Nicholas' hospital, yiii: priory, Bosicrucians, xiii. yiii. Murray, |?, y, viii, ix, xix, xxii, xxvii. Namur, vs^agers respecting, ix.

Murryer, John, xrv. , iv ; battle of, xii ; relieved

MuscBum Wormianum, notice of, xiii. by Fairfax, ii ; regulations of brine I Musseus, IV. pits, ; presentment of Warrington

Musberry, in Tottington, Bury, xix. bridge, xvii ; traditions of Milton, Muschamp, G-eoftrey, bishop of Lich- xxiY. See Namptwych. field and Coventry, viii. Nappy ale, use of the term, iy. Musgrave, Jl, ii, ix. Naps, Mr., xxyiii. Music invented \)j Tuball and Tubal- Narbonensis (Moses) translates Jlai cain, XY. JEbn YoTcdlian into Hebrew, xiii. Muskerry, lord, yiti. Narbury, ^, xii. Musselburgh, proverb respecting, i Nar crook hey, in Wallesey, yiii.

arrival of Highlanders at, y ; death Nares, archdeacon, xiy. of sir William Norris at, ix, xii. Narweoutlone, xx (tit. Croenton). Mussen, Mr., xxyii. Nash, ^, IX, XXIX. Muthom, XX {tit. Aluetham). Nash's Worcestershire, xxix. Mutlaw in Grawsworth, yiii. Nassau (colonel) treats with the in- Myddleton church, xix. surgents, Y. Myels, Johannes, ix. Naude's (Grabriel) Instruction sur la Myerscough lodge, account and de- Verite de VHistoire des Freres de scription of, XIY. la Bosecroix, xiii, Mylburge, saynt and vyrgyn, xy. Nauedeu noio Naden water, in Spot- Myldred, saynt and vyrgyn, xy. land, XX. See in same volume Chade- Mylgyde, saynt and vyrgyn, xy. wyk and Spotlond. Mylne, Henry, xix. Navy, bill for manning the, ix. Mynne, colonel, defeated and taken, Navy of Holland, extent of the, i. II. Naylor, ||, ix, xiii, xyii, xyiii. Mynshall or Mynshull, ^, xix, xxyii. Naylour, Mr., xxii. Myrefeld, Eadulphus de, xx. Neal or Neale, 0, xiii, xxyiii. Myrescogh, "VYalterus de, xx. Neal's History of the Puritans, xiil. Mystery and Misery of Lending and Neath, Glamorganshire, i. Bory^oioing, xiY. Nedrelebrok, xx {tit. Chaderton). Mystery of Jesuitisme, XYiii. Needham, Ji, i, yiii, xiii, xxyii. Mytton, Henrie, of the Rough-Lee, Needwood park, iy. bewitched to death, yi. Neighbour-row or House-row, church- ;

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wardens of Warton returned by, Newburgh, Edward lord, chancellor of XXII. the duchy of Lancaster, ii. Neild, ^, xmi, xxvii. Newcastle-on-Tyne, description and

ISTeile, Dr., bishop of Durham, xiii, account of, i ; threatened attack and

XIV. defence of, v ; Newcome's visit to, Nelson, E, Tin, XVIII. Nesb, soft, VII. Newcastle, earl of: his conduct in the Nesh, Eichard, xxvii. Civil war, ii, xii.

Nesse, township of Neston : account Newchurch, in Pendle : account of, of hospital in, viii. xxii.

Neston, account of, viii. Newchurch, in Eossendale : account Nether eye, in Penwortham, xxx. of, XXII.

Netherestfeld, xx (tit. Aluetham.) Newchurch, in Winwick, vni ; account Netherlands, retirement of sir "William of, XXII. Babthorp to, xiv. Newchurch, in Whitegate, viii. Netherpool, township of Eastham, viii. New close, in Penwortham, xxx. Nethersole's (sir Francis) kindness to Newcome, Henry, M.A., iv, xii, xiv;

Newcome, xxvii. his Autohiography , xxvii, xxvili

Netherton, township of Prodsham, Diary ^ xiii, xiv, xviii. viii. Newcome, ^, viii, xiii, xvrii, xis, Nets, Dutch method of seasoning, i. XXVII. Nett (_F/\ nettoyer), to clean, i. Newcomen, ^, i, xviii (xxvii, pre- Netterville, viscount, i. face, p. vi). Neuham, Grermanus de, xx. Newcroft hall, Flixton: account of, Neuham, xx (tit. Westewod). XIX. Neuton, xx. Newcrofte, near "Warrington, xvn, Neuton, Willmus de, xx. Newdigate, John, M.P. for Liverpool, Neve, le, xii. XII. Neville, ^, viii, xx, xxii. Newefelde, xx (tit. Whalleye). Newall, Newhall or Nvial, township Newehous, xx (tit. "Whalleye). and manor of Davenham, viii. New Fleet prison, Manchester, xxviii.

Newall, ^, XIX. New Forest, Hampshire, xiii ; story in, xiii. JVew Atlantis : critical notice of the of Christmas-budding oak continuation of, xiii. Newgate, a street in "Warrington, xvii.

New Barns hall, xix. New hall, Tottington, Bury, xiv ; ac- Newbold, township of Astbury, viii. count of, XIX. Newbold (hamlet of) pays tithes to St. New hey, Liverpool, xii. Oswald's, Chester, viii. Newlands or Newlaunds, xiv. Newbold, in Eochdale, xx; hall, ac- Newpoi't, CO. Monmouth, i. account of, xix. Newport, battle and treaty of, xviii. Newbold, ^, xix, xx. Newport for Nieuport, Belgium: Newborough school, in Lathom, Orms- wager respecting, ix.

kirk : account of, xxii. Newport, earl of, xiii. Newbrenner, Conradus Justus, xxiv. Newry, Ireland, i, xii. Newbruches, xx (tit. Bacford.) Newsliam, xiv. :

110 GENERAL INDEX.

Newsome, Edmund, stipendiary priest Nicolai, Nicholaus Grrudius, xxit. of Over-Peover, yiii. Nicolas, lieut. -colonel, of Graunt castle,

Newton, in Manchester, it, xtiii ; ac- XII.

count of, XIX. Nicolas, Sir Harris, xit, xxix ; Life

Newton in Makerfeld, ctapelry of of sir Kenelm Dighy, xiii ; List of AVinwick, IX, xii; account of, xxii; Jleraldic Visitations, xxiT. hall, notice of, xxii. Nicols or NicoUs, |J, Tin, xiii. Newton, near Downham, co. Lane, Nigellus, XIX. xiy. Nismes, in Languedoc, xiii. Newton, in Frodsliam, viii. Nithsdale, (earl of) joins the rebellion Newton, township of Malpas, viii. his condemnation and escape, t. Newton, township of Middlewich, Tin. Nixon, iS, Tin, xii. Newton, township of Mottram in Noble, ^, Tin, xii, xxtii.

Longdendale, viii ; hall, notice of, Noblemen, report of a robbery by, VIII. XTIII. Newton, chapelry of Prestbury, Tin. Noblemen of the court of James I,

Newton, in Runcorn : tithes of, Tin. list of, XIT. Newton, township of St. Oswald's, Noch, Hamo, xx (?). Chester, Tin. Nocton, CO. Lincoln, xit. Newton, township of , Tin. Nodbury for Modbury, co. Devon, Newton, in West Kirhy, Tin. xiii. Newton, co. Durham, i. Noe and his shyppe depaynted on Newton de Clanyboyes, Ireland, i. arras, xt. Newton, ^, ii. Tin, xiii, xix, xxit, Noel, ^, XX. XXIX. Nonant, Hugh de, bishop of Lichfield, Nice, council of: its decree respecting xxii. Christian soldiers, xxt. Nonconformists, position of, it, xtiii. Nicholas, saynt, embrodred in ryche None hut Christ by Dr. Tuckney, xtiii. tysshewe, xt; statue of at Liver- Nonjurors, principles and position of,

; pool, XII chantry of in Manchester T ; their church in Manchester, t. chu^rch, XIX. Nonsuch, queen Elizabeth's court at,

Nicholas III., pope : valor or taxation XXIT. of. Tin, XIX. Norbrek, ^, xx. Nicholas, secretary, xxtii. Norbury, ^, Tin, xii, xix, xxtii.

Nicholas, Henry : his religious tenets, Norbury, near Stockport, xtiii ; ac- XIII. count of. Tin. or Nicholls, Nichols Ji, Tin, ix, xii, Norbury, township of Marbmy , Whit- XIII, XIT. church, Tin. Nichols's Collectanea, xix; Literary Norbury-Booths, in Knutsford, Tin.

Anecdotes, xix ; Progresses ofJames Norcet, hamlet of Over-Whitley, Great

I., IX, XII, XIT ; Progresses of Queen Budworth, Tin.

Elizabeth, xxix ; Topographer and Norcros or Norcross, ^, xx, xxii. Genealogist, xiT. Nordlingen, battle of, i.

Nicholson, fl, i,xiii, xtiii, xxii, xxtii. Nore, the, i. Nicolj Richard, xxtii. Norfolk, Offa fyrst kynge over, xt. VOLS L— XXX. Ill

Norfolk, dukes of, xxv, xxix. North side, township of St. Oswald's, Northampton, Henr. de, xx. Chester, viii. Norlegli, Thurstanus de, xx. Northumberland, rebellion of the earl , in Prodsham, yiii. of, I. Norman, Tliomas, xxii. Northumberlande, seventh realme of

Normoles/or Nortli-Meols, xxii. Saxons : account of its princes, xv. Norreis, John, of Warrington, xvii. Northumbrians, account of their rising

Norres, J^, ix, xxii. in the Jacobite rebellion, v. Norrese, ^, xx. , township of Witton, G-reat Norreys, ^, yiii, xix, xxii. Budworth, iv, viii, xviii ; battle of,

Norris, fi, ii, Tii, viii, ix, xii, xiii, XXVII ; Witton school at, notice of, XIX, XXII, XXT, XXVIII. IV. Norris bond, xii. Northwyco, xx. Norris property in Warrington, xvii. Northwyco, ^, xx. Norris-street, Liverpool, xii. Northwood, in High-Legh, E-osthorne, Norris Papers, xii. VIII.

Norrise, Will., xii. Norton, in E-uncom : tythes of, viii.

Norroy, sir Richard St. Greorge, xiv. Norton priory, xvii ; founded by Wyl-

Norten, Edm., viii. lyam constable of Chestre, xv ; ac- xxii. of, VIII gigantic figure of St. North, ^, VI, VII, IX, XIII, count ; North's Examen, ix. Christopher at, vii priors of, xx. ; Northampton, xiii, xiv. Norton, jl, iv, xxvii. Northampton, Charles marquis of, xiv. Norwich, sir George Goring earl of, i. Northampton, lady marquess of, xxiv. Norwordine, ancient form of Northen- Northampton, (Ancient Charters of) den, VIII. by Eev. C. H. Hartshorne, xiv. Nostell priory, near Doncaster, xiv. Northburgh, diocese of Lincoln, viii. Note books, value of, xviii. Northburgh,sir Hugh de, clericus, viii. Noteschawe, ^, xxx. Northbury, Gregory de, first abbot of Noteschaweheued, xxx. Whalley, viii. Notitia Cestriensis, xiv, xix. North Cadbury, co. Somerset, xii. Notogh, ^, XIX. Northcotes, Hug. de, xx. Nott, Joh., XTii. Northcott, Mr., minister of Derby Nottingham, earls of, ix, xiii, xiv, chapel, XXII. XXVIII.

Northenden, xiii, xviii ; accoimt of, Nottingham, lord chancellor, xiii. VIII. Notton, ^, XIX, XX. Northerns Subscribers Flea, iv. Nottun, Gilbertus de, senescallus de Northfleet, i. Penwortham, xxx. Northgate-street, township of St. Os- Nouant, Eob. de, xx. wald's, Chester, viii. Noiivelles Ordinaires de Londres, ix. North Meols, ix; account of, xxii; , xii. hall, notice of, xxii. See Meols. Novo campo, ^, xx. Northscawe, Thom. de, error for Novo mercato, ^, xx. Northessawe, Eogerus de, xx. Nowell, ^, II, VI, VII, XIII, XIV, xix, North sea /or Bristol channel, xiii. XXII, XXVIII. .

112 GENEEAL INDEX.

Noy, Mr., xit. Ockley's (Simon) translation of Hai Nugent, Walter son of Eichard, xix. Ehn YoJcdhan, xiii. , derivation of the word, viii. Ocly, Eobert, xvii. Nuncio (the) in Ireland, xii. Oculus Sydereus, a Latin treatise, xiii Nuny, Wilmus de, xx (?). Odcroft, John, preacher of God's word Nuremberg, printing at, xiii. at Stretford, xix. Nuteschagh, xx {tit. Dounom). Odd-Ehode, township of Astbury, viii. NuthaU family, viii. Ode (Latin) on Pococke by Smith, Nuthurst, xiY. critical estimate of, xiii. NuttaU, ^, XIX, XXII. Odell, Mr., of Carnew, i.

Nuttall hall, Bury : account of, xix. Odyssey, ouTi9 pun in the, xviii. Nutter, ^, Yi, XIV. OfFa, kynge ofeest-Englande, legendary Nuttow, John, XXII. account of, xv. Nye, |l, XIII, XXVII. Oflerbeake, lord: description of his house at Allifein, Holland, i. OAK, winter-blooming, in New Oiferton, township of Eosthorne, viii. forest, I. Offhuysen, Joaixaes Franciscus van: Oak at Hoo, which by miracle pre- his foule iniury to Dr. Dee, xxiv.

served saynt Werburge : its mar- Office, a gamekeeper's walk, xiv. vellous properties, xv. Offley, fl, VIII, XIV, xxvii.

Oak bedsteads, carved : description of, Oifryde (PEgfryde), kynge of North- XIV. umberlande, xv. Oak carving at Myerscough, xrv. Ogden, ||, XII, xviii, xix, xxvii. Oak, Stable-, xiv. Ogilby, John : account of, xiii.

Oakenrod hall, Eochdale : account of, Ogilvie (captain) wounded at Preston, XIX. V. Oakes, Elizabeth, xxii. Ogle, ^, II, IX, XXII. Oakham, xviii. See Morris-dance. Ogleby (Ogilvie, lord) defeated near

Oakhanger hall, Barthomley : notice Preston, ii. of, VIII. Ogles, Mr., ix. Ordshall or Ordsall, xviii. Okeden, ^, xix. Oates (Titus) only a tool in the hands Okell, James, viii. of Dr. Esrael Tongue, xiii. Okenrode, ^, xix, xx. Oaths and exclamations, a puritan's Okeside, xx (tit Wythenhull) trouble at, xxvii. Okey, fi, XVIII, xix. Obituary vdndow in Bolton church, Okey hole, near Wells : curiosities of, description of, xix. XIII. Oblacions to saynt Werburge, mira- Okill's map of Liverpool, xii. culous virtue of, xv. Okkel, Joh., XX. Oblation money at Bolton, scale of, Olbia, notices and critical account of, XIX. XIII.

Obsession, narrative of a case of, xviii. Old-Cambus, a Scotch village, i. See Cambridge. Oldcastel, sir John : notices and de- Occleston, township of Middlewich, fence of, VII. viii. Oldcastle, township of Malpas, viii. VOLS. I.— XXX. 113

Old-dock or pool, Liverpool, 3ii. Openshaw, near Manchester, xtiii, xix. Oldefelde, xx {tit. Cliderhou). Optatus, preface to Meric Casaubon's

XDldenburg, Henry : accouBt of, xiii. edition of, xiii. Oldenburgh, earl of, xxiv. Opton, Eogerus de, XTii. Oldfeild, Mrs., xviu. Optone, Tin. Oldfield, ^, Yin, xviii, xix, xxii, Orange, priaces of, i, xiii. XXYII. Orchard feld, in Penwortham, xxx.

Oldfield hall, Heswall : account of, yiii. Orchards, Dr. John Beal's zeal for the

Old hall, Mottram : notice of, Tin. plantation of, xiii. Old hall in Pilkington. 8ee Pilldngton Ordericus Yitalis, xrv. haU. Ordinances and resolutions, presbyte- Old or Moore hall, Liverpool, xii. rian, xtiii. Old-hall street, Liverpool: tenancies Ordiaations, presbyterian, xtiii.

in, XII. Ordsall hall, Manchester : account of,

Oldham, xni, xiv, xviii ; account of, XIX ; meeting of townsmen at, ii. XIX. Orel or Orell, ^, xtii, xx. Oldham ^, xviii, xix, xxii, xxyiii. Orford. See Overforthe. Oldhaugh family, Tin. {a Letter ofResoliotion concern-

Oldheld, Eichard de. Tin. ing) : critical account of the tract,

Old-man house, Haerlem : description xiii. of, I. Origines Sacrcs, xtiii.

Old-women houses, Haerlem, i. Orion's coy, near Bridgewater: descrip- Oldmixou's Hist, of England, xxTiii. tion of, I. Old stable, xx {tit. Whalleye). Orm Fitz-Eward or -Ailward, notices Old-yordes (le), Warrington, XTii. of, XIX. Oldys's British Librarian, Tii. Orme, ^, ix, xix, xxTii. Olearius, Sandy's, xiii. Ormerod, Jl, xit, xix, xxii. Olearius and Mandeslo's Travels and Ormerod, Greorge, D.C.L., ti, tiii, xit,

Voyages, xiii. xix, xxii ; his , Oley, Barnabas, xiii, xix. III, Tin, XII, XIII, XIT, XTIII, xxrv,

Olhofi", J. E., XIII. XXIX ; Civil War Tracts, ix ; Stanley Olivarez, count-duke of, i. Legend, xix.

Oliver, John, vicar of Audlem, Tin. Ormerod house, Burnley : account of, Olives, ^, XII. XXII. Ollerhead, Mr., viii. Ormond, dukes of, i, t, ix, xii, xit,

Oilers, alder trees, i ; a field so called, ti. XTIII. OUerton, in Knutsford, Tin; school, Ormond, marquis of, xiii. account of. Tin. Ormond, earl of, i.

Ollort, manor of, co. "Wexford, i. Ormskirk, Tin, ix, xii, xix ; account

011yfi"e, Mr., Tin. of, XXII ; military proceedings at, ii; Obeton, jg, xx. presbyterian ministers imprisoned Ominous appearances in the sky, xiii. at, rv. Onely, Mary, xin. Ormus, ^, xxx. Onslow, sir Eichard, speaker to the O'Eoghan's (Dennis) e^ddence against house of commons, ix. Sir John Perrot, xxv. Q 114 GENERAL INDEX.

Orontius desires Dr. Dee's acquaint- Oughton, Eichard, merchant at Lever- ance, XXIT. pool, XXII. Orphans, treatment of, in Holland, i. Ouldham, J., viil. Orreby, ^Ht, Tin, xx. Oulton, Eog., citizen of London, viii. Orrell, p, xix, xxii. Oulton-low, township of Over, viii. Osbaldeston in Balderston, Blackburn, Ousey, Ralph, xix.

Ti ; hall, account of, xxii. Ousle, water, xiv. Osbaldeston, Jl, xx, xxii. Outlone, XX {tit Croenton). Osbernus, ^, xxx. Outlone in Farington, xxx. Osborne, Peter, remembrancer of the Outwood in Prestwich, xix.

exchequer, xxiv. Over, CO. Chester : account of, vni. Oscroft, in Tarvin, viii. Over, CO. Cambridge, ancient font at,xix. Osmer, Saxon proprietor of Davenham Overall, John, dean of St. Paul's, xiii. manor, viii. Overburrow, the ancient Bremetonacae, Ossava, wife of prynce Ermenred of XXII. Kent, XT. Overbury, ^, i, xiv. Osseburn, Eobertus de, xx. Overchurch, account of, viii. Ostend, ix, xiv. Over-eye, in Penwortham, annual value Ostryde, queen of Mercia, moost cruelly of, xxx. slayne, xv. Overforthe or Orford, near Warring-

Osun, CO. Devon, xiii. ton, XVII ; lands and tenements in,

Oswald, kynge of Northumberlande, XVII ; chief rent of, xvii. sainte and martyr, xv. Overforthe-fylde, xvii; heath, xvii; Oswaldwisle or Osewaldtwysel (manor lane, xvii. of). Church, "Whalley, xx; account Overleke. See Leek. of, XXII. , township of Eastham, viii. Oswaldwisle, Philip de, xxii. Over th'fields or Oversfield, in Bury, Oswolde, saynt, brother of Ebba ab- XIX. besse of Canwod, xy. Overthorpe, in Thornhill, near Wake-

Oswy, kynge of Northumberlande : le- field, XIV. gendary notices of, xv. Overton, township of Erodsham, viii. Otefeild or Otfeild, Mr., xviii, Overton, township of Malpas, viii. XXVII. Overton or Waterville, chapelry of, Oter, Willmus, xx (?). near Lancaster : account of, xxii. OtirjDul, XX. Overton hall, Taxall, co. Chester : no- Otterburne, xiv. tice of, viii. Otter-hunting in the Eibble and Hod- Overton, Adam de, clericus, xx. der, XIV. Ovid's Epistles studied by Martindale, Ottiwell, Mr., minister of Chelford, IV. XXVII. Ovid's Metamorph., extract from, xviii. Otty, fj, VIII. Owen, Jl, II, XII, XIII, xviii, xxii, Otway, Jl, XXII. xxviii. Otwell, Joseph, xiii. Oxburgh, colonel : his proceedings in Ouera, Robertus de, clericus, xx. the Jacobite rebelHon, trial and ex- Oufle or Ouffle, Thomas, viii. ecution, V. ;

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Oxeliouse, xx {tit. "Whalleye). Paman, ^, xiii.

Oxford, parliament at, vii ; convoca- Pandish, pentice, xrv. tion at, VII, XIII. Panelling, napkin, xiv, Oxford university, it, xiv; expenses Pansopliia and its philosophy, xiii.

at, xii ; Cliristcliurcli college, iv, Pantop, Willmus, xx.

viii ; library, xiii. Papse (of Eome), xx, xxx. Oxford act (the) against nonconform- Papes-milk (? poppy-juice), i. ists, IV. Papillon, p, IX.

Oxford, earls of, v, xiv, xxiv. Papists, IV, XXIII ; their condition at

Oxford's (Wilberforce bishop of) Amsterdam, i ; number in Lanca-

Church in America, xvill. shire, II ; dread of, ii, ix, xxvii Oxford Reasons about the Covenant, literary forgeries and secret Index XYIII. ills, vii premium on in- Pixpurgator ; Oxheye woode, xx (tit. Whalleye). formations against, xxviii. Ox-houses and market in Holland, i. Papworth and Papworth-Agnes, xiii. Oxton, township of Woodchnrch, Yiii. Par, fl, IX, XXVII.

Paracelsus, vi ; his writings in the PACKJE of old Puritans, a tract, Byrom library, xiii. rv. Paradise-street, Liverpool, xii. Pack horses, conveyance by, ix. Parseus, xiii. Paddescroft,^xx (tit. Spotlond). Parbold hall, Eccleston: notice of,

Padiham, near Whalley, xiv ; account XXII. XXII punishment of witches at, Parcival, Eichard, slain at Manchester, of, ; VI. II. Pagans, viz. Danes, Grotes, Norwayes, Parenesis by Dr. H[ammond], xviii. Scottes, Pictes and Wandels entre Pares, |l, xxvii. Englande to punysshe the decay of Parhelia seen at Bolton and Manches- religion, xv. ter, excitement caused by, ii. Page, P, VIII, XVIII, XXVII. Paris, literary acti-\aty of, xiii. Pageants, occasion of, iii. and parish churches in xix. Paget, p, I, VIII, xviii, XXII, xxrv diocese of Chester, XXVII. Park, Catharine wife of Eichard, xxii. Paget's Seresiography, xiii. Park, township of Ashton-under-Line,

Paging, P. Pranciscus : notice of, i. XIX. Pagius error for Pagius, reformer: Park (the), a farm near "Wexford, i. portrait of, i. Parke, |l, xviii, xxix. Warrington, Pagnall, colonel, i. Parkefylde, Orford near Pagnell, Mr., xiii. XVII. Painter, W., viii. Parker, ^, vi, vii, viii, xiii, xiv, xix, Palatinate, princes of the, i. XX, XXII, XXVII, XXVIII, XXIX. Palatine Anthology, xxix. Parkes, William, xiv. Paler, Mr., xxvii. Park hall, in Barrow, vin. Blackrod, xix. Palmer, ^, ii, viii, xviii. Park hall, in Palsgrave (prince-elector) the, visits Park house of The Parks, Alderley: Cambridge, xiii. account of, viii. ;

116 aENEEAL INDEX.

Parkhead, xiii. Pask, E., xiii. Park-head gate, Myerscough, xiv. Paslew, |l, XIX, xx, xxii. Parkhurst, Mr., xxvii. Pasmethe or Pasmythe, Jl, ix, XYii. Parkins, Edward, xxii. Pasor's (G-eoi'ge) Syllabus, iy. Parkinson, p, vi, Yiii, xii, xtv, xxii, Passage on Severn, i ; on Waterford XXVIIT. river, i ; from England to Holland,

; Ireland Parks, widow, ix. I ; Scotland to Ireland, i Parliament (the long) in connexion to England i ; over "Waterford with Lancashire, ii, xiii; devasta- river, i. tion committed by their troops, xiii. Passelows, in Dagenham, co. Essex, Parliamejitary History, ix, xviii. XIY. Parlor-hey, Liverpool, xii. Passion, remedies against, xyiii. Parma (duke of) in the Low Coun- Passmore, Mr., xxvii, tries, XXV. Passyonary, a boke wherin saynt Wer- Parme in Middlewich, Tin. burge's holy lyfe wryten is, xy. Parnas or Parnasim, a Jewish council, i. Pate, p, xiii. Parnell, ft, yiii, xxyii. Patric, Eobert, Yiii. Parnella, Mogul camp at, ix. Patricius or Patrik, Jl, xx.

Parr, iS, Yii, ix, XYii, xix, xxii. Patrick, bishop : account of, xiii ; his Parr's Life of Usslier, yii, xiii. Jewish. Caveat, &c., XYiii.

Parr hall, Prescot, xii ; notice of, xxii. Patrick-Brompton, co. Tork : bishop's Parre, ^, Yi, xyiii. leases in, yiii. Parren, Mr., xyiii. Patrickson, |l, yiii. Parrok, a piece of land, xyit. Patronage, church, xiy. Parry, ^, xiy, xxiy. Patten, ^, y, yiii, ix, xyii, xxii, Parrys orchard, xx {tit. Whalleye). XXYIII. Parsons, ^, yii, xyiii, xxy, xxyii, Patun, Eichard, and his vsdfe, xyii.

XXYIII. Paul, rev. "William : account of, y. Parsons (country), low moral state of Paul's (St.), cross, London, xiy. many, xiy. Paulet, JJ, VIII, XXY.

Parson' 3-lane, viii. Paulinus' crosses at Whalley , yi, xxii ; Parson-wages, xix. at Burnley, xxii. Partington, p, lY, yiii, xix, xxyii. Paunell, Tho., incumbent of Cottiug- Partington, township of Bowden, Yni ham, Yiii. hall, notice of, yiii. PauntoiL, Panter, Pantous, Normannua Partivants, E-ichard, xxii. de, XX, Partridge, Mr., ix. Paviser and cross-bow man, xiy.

Parvular, a Latin grammar, iy. Paw, Jacob : his house and grounds, i. Parvyng, Eobertus, canceUarius Ed- Paybody, Geo., apparitor-general, yiii. wardi III., XX. Paying up at Portfield, xiy. Parysrod, xx {titt. Chadewvk, Spot- Payments by and to H. Newcome, lond). xyiii. Pascal, Blaise, xni. Payn, Hug., xx. Paschal or Paschall, ^, xiii, xyiii. Paynsfylde, in Orford, near Waring- Pascy, Hugo de, xx. ton, xyii. . ;

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Paytesin, Ead., xx. Peirce, ^, yiii, xiii. Paytesingis, xx (fit. "WTiiteword) Peiresc, Nicholas Claude Pabri de: Peace between England and Scotland, account of, xiii. public thanksgiving for, xiii. Peirse, Dr., xvni. Peacock, 0, iv, xxtii. Pekko, Eobertus de, xx. Peada, prynce of Mercyens, xv. Pele, the, a family mansion of the Eix- Peak, wonders of the, vii. tons in Grreat Sankey, xYii. Peak, James, of Warrington, and his Pelham, |i, ix, XXY. wife Katharine, xiii. Pell, ^, XIII, xxYii. Peake, Greorge, xxvii. Pellstarts, water fowl, i. Pearce, Eichard, xxvii. Pemberton, fl, ix, xii, xiii, xxii. Pearcyall, Fran., viii. Pemberton- street, Liverpool, xii. Pearson, J|, vi, Yin, xiii, xit, xix, Pembroke, earls of, xiii, xiy, xxii, XXII. XXIY. Peasholme green, York, xiv. Pembroke hall, Cambridge, xiii, xix. Peaseley crosse, yi. Pena, Johannes a, courts Dr. Dee's Peast, Robert, of Caldicot, xiii. acquaintance, xxiY. Pecham, Edm., Yin. Penance, form of, in Scotland, i.

Peche, ^, bishops of Lichfield and Penda, kynge of Mercyens : legendary Coventry, ytii. account of, xy. Pechlinus's Ohservationes Physico- Pendennis castle, Cornwall, xiii. medicce, xiii. Pendice or Pentice, the, Chester, yiii.

Peck's Desid. Cur., xii ; Memoirs, Pendle cross, Newchurch, xxii. XXIY. Pendle forest, xiy, xxii; account of Peckards' Memoirs ofNicholas Ferrar, its inhabitants, yi.

XIII. Pendle hall, Padiham, xiy ; notice of, Peckforton, township of Bunbury, Yin xxii.

hall, notice of, yiii. Pendle hill, xiii, xiy, xxii ; descrip- Peckforton, Greorge, yiii. tion of, YII. Peckham, xiii. Pendlebury or Penhulbury, in Eccles, Pedder, James, vicar of G-arstang, xxii. XIX, XX. Pede, Mr., xiii. Pendlebury or Penhulbury, ^, xix, Peden, Alexander, imprisoned on Bass XX, XXYII. island, i. Pendleton, ^, xix, xxyii. Pedigrees of two witch families, yi. Pendleton, township of Eccles, xix; Peel, ^, YIII, XXII. hall, notice of, xix.

Peel castle, in Walney : notice of, xxii. Pendleton hall, Clitheroe, xiy, xxii.

Peel hall, Dean : notice of, xix. Penhtdton, in Eccles, xx.

Peel hall, Winwick : account of, xxii. Penigent, proverbial rhyme on, Yii. Peele, P, ix, xiy. Penket, Mr., yiii.

Peele hall, in Tarvin : notice of, yiii. Penketh, ^, ii, xyte, xx, xxii, xxx. Peers, election of kynge Ethelrede by, Penketh hall, Prescot: account of, XY. XXII.

William : anecdote of, xxyiii Pegge, Edward, of Ashburne, yiii. Penn, ; Peghteshulle, xx (tit. Croenton). his Tracts, xin. ;

118 GENERAL INDEX.

Pennant, ^, xii, xxyiii. Percival or Percivall, ^, viii, ix, xii, Pennant's remark on the Done family, XIII, XYIII, XIX, XXII, XXYII, XXYIII. i, xix, xx, xxix. xiy ; Journey, extract from, xxiy Percy, ^, Tour to Alston moor, xxix. Percy society, xxix. Pennart Point, near Cardiff, i, Perfect Diurnall, ix, xil. 'Penniless Pilgrimage by Taylor the Perfect Occtirrences, ix. water-poet, extract from, xit. Perfect WeeTcly Account, xii. Pennington, ^, iv, yiii, ix, xii, xxii. Perfit, a term of chase, xxiii. i, xiii, xxviii. Pennington, account of, xxii ; castle, Perkins, J^, notice of, xxii. Perkins's Workes, XYlii. Pennington hall, Leigh: account of, Perle, Eeginaldus, xx. XXII, Perpoint or Perpount, ^, xix, xx. Penniston, co. Tork, rv". Perrin, J., Yiii. Penny, Ji, xxii, xxtiii. Perrot, P, yiii, xxy, xxyii. Penny-bridge hall, Ulverston: notice Perry, J^, yiii, xxii, xxyii. of, XXII. Perry's Map of Liverpool, xii. Penny-come-qnick or Smythick, co. Pershall, fl, yiii. Cornwall, xiii. PershuU, Eobertus, xxx. Penrhyn, co. Cornwall, xiii, xviii. Personelone, xx (tit. Cestria). Penrith, conduct of the insurgents Persons, P. E., Jesuit: sundry notices at, T. of, XXY. Penrith fell, cowardly behaviour of the Perth, I. militia at, Y. Perusson, Jl, xyii. Pensby, township of "Woodchurch, viii. Perynsfylde in "Warrington, xyii.

Pensions offered to Eosworm by Man- Pesfurlong hall, Winwick : notice of, chester townsmen, xviii. XXII. Penwerdham, |S, xxx. Petavius, xiii. Penwortham, xiv, xxx; account of, Petchora, town and river in Eussia, yii.

XXII ; hall, notice of, xxii ; church, Peter, bishop of Lichfield, removes the XXII, xxx; priory, notices of, Yiii, see to Chester, yiii, xy. XXII. Peter's (abbot) Account of Vale Boyal Penyplokke, le, meadow in Orford Abbey, anno 1336, yiii. near Warrington, xyii. Peter, brother of Henry Newcome, Penzance, xiii. xxyii. Peover, great- and little-, townships of Peter house, Cambridge, xiii. , yiii. Peter's pence fyrst given by Offa Peover, higher-, township of Eosthorn, kynge of Mercyens, xv.

yiii ; hall, notice of, yiii. Peterborough, abbey of, founded by

Peover, lower-, iy ; account of, yiii. "Wulfer kynge of Mercyens, xy.

PeoYer, over-, xiy ; account of, yiii. Peterborough, bishop of: his interview Pepir, Thomas, xyii. with Newcome, xxyii. Peploe, fl, Y, XYiii, XIX, xxii. Peterborough, earls of, ix, xiy. Peppard, Henry, xxii. Peters, ^, i, ix, xii, xiii, xxyii.

Pepper, Mr., of Dover, xxyiii. Petit or Petitus, Samuel : his JosepJms Pepys's Diary, xii, xiii, XYiii. and Collectanea, xiii. ;: :

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Petitions : from county of Lancaster Picroft, Mr., xxvii. to tlie king and to the commons, Pictavensis, Eogerus, grants Childwall

II ; from recusants to the king, ii church to abbey of Sies, xxii ; and from lord Derby to Cromwell and Hocwike to Evesham monastery, to parliament, ii. XXX.

Petraeus, Theodorus, Oriental scholar Picton hall, Plemondstall : notice of, notice of, xiii. VIII. Petre, ^, xxii, xxtiii. Pictor, Ji, XX.

Pett, sir Peter, xiii ; his Remains of Picts' wall (wall of Agricola), i. Dr. Tliomas Barlow, xiii. Pictures in was at Amsterdam, i. Petty, 1^, XIII. Pictures of clay (witch spells), vi. Peveril of the PeaTc, xiv. Picup ybr Piccup, J., xxii.

Pezelius, Dr. Christopher : his verses Piedmont, fast-day for the persecution to Dr. Dee, xxiy. of the protestants in, xiii. Pliilemon, XYiii. Pierce, a surgeon, xiii. Philip clericus, viii. Pierce bridge, over the Tees, i. Phihpps, Peter, "one of the greatest Pierrepont, Elizabeth, wife of William

masters of musick in Europe," xxT. Pierrepont, M.P. : notice of, viii. Philippus sacerdos, filius Baldwini, Pierson, JS, iv, viii, xxviii. XXX. Piers Plowman, notice of, vii. Philips, Will., Till. Pierucci, coimt, xiii. Philips's (Edward) Life of Hilton, Piggiu, a sort of pail, vi. XXIY. Pighells, Daniel, of Marsden, clerke Phillips, Prancis, xiv. his contract with the inhabitants of Pldlobillon Bicharcli Dunelmensis, Todmorden, xix. notice of, Yii. PigOt, ^, VIII, XIV, XVII, XIX, xxii. Philosopliical Transactions, particulars Pigs and pig-eating, xiv. relating to, xiii. Pike, Mr., xxvii.

Philpot, ||, I, XXVII. Pike house, xix ; Evidences, xix.

Phinlow, Mr., xxvii. Pikeryug, Eobertus de : his decree re- Phiton, Eic, xx. specting Steyninges tithes, xx. Phoenix alley and street, Liverpool, Pile of Pouldrey. See PeeFcastle. xii. Pile foundations at Amsterdam, de- Piccope, John, M.A., incumbent of scription of, I. Farndon, xiv, xix. Pilkington, |jt, viii, ix, xviii, xix, xx, Piccup, J. See Picup. XXII, XXIX. Pichot, 0, VIII. PUkington hall, tower and park, xix. Pickering, ^, viii, xxii. Pilliag chapelry, Garstang : account Pickersall, Thomas, and Ellen his wife, of, XXII. XIV. Pilot hull, Warrington, xvii. Pickford, ^, viii, xviii, xix. Pilsworth, township of Middleton, xix. Pickthank, a flatterer or tale-bearer, Pimlett, Michael, xxvii. xxni. Pimlot, p, XXII. Picmere or Pickmere, township of Bud- Pincel, ^, XX. worth, VIII. Pincerna, ^, viii, xvii, xx, xxii. 120 aENEEAL INDEX.

Pindar, extract from, with translation, of, VIII ; the church belongs to St. xrv". John's college, Chester, viii. Pindar, ^, Tin, xiii. Plempius, Yopiscus Fortunatus, phy-

Pingmunfosgate in Parington, xxx. sician : notice of, xiii. Pinkey, battle of, ix. Plewes, Thomas, of Tunstall, viii. Pinlmey, Mr., xxvii. Plomb or Plombe, ^, ix, xxii. Pinners, John, of Manchester, xrv. Plome, jS, XII. Pipers, xiY. Plompton, Robert, of Hale, ix. Pirates or Turks between England and Plot, popish or Oates's, xxvii; who Ireland, dread of, i. was at the bottom of it, xm.

Pitcairne's Criminal Trials, extracts Pluckington bank, Liverpool : fort on, from, VI. XII. Pit hey, Liverpool, xii. Plumbe, Jl, IX, xxii. Pitman's edition of Lightfoot's Works, Plumley, township of lower Peover in XIII. Budworth, viii. Pits, Rochdale, xix. Plummer or Plummers, Andrew, i. Pitsey haU, Essex, xix (?). Plumpton, ^, XIX, xxii. Pitt, colonel, v. Plumpton hall, Ulverston: notice of, Place, ^, XIII, XXII. XXII. Placita Coronce, vi. Plumtre, sir "Wyllyam, clerke, xvii. Plague (the) in London in 1625, rv; in Plungeon, Ji, xviii, xxvii.

1665, IV, XXVII ; — in Cambridge in Plunket, Henr., xxx (?).

1637 and 1647, xiii ; — in Manches- Plunkney, Edw., viii.

ter in 1645, II, IV, xvni ; in 1661, Plutarch's Lives, xiii. xviii; — in Lancashire in 1648^9, Plymouth, xii, xiii; Kirby shot at, II. IX prisoners sent up to house of ; Plague, Kircher's theory of, xiii. commons from, xviii. Plainfield, muster of the Northum- Plymyard, township of Eastham, vin. brian rebels at, v. Pockett clocke, xiv. Plat, ^, XVIII, XXVII. Pococke, ^, XIII, XXVII. Plat, XX (tit. Whalleye). Podmore, Tho., xxvii. Piatt, township of Manchester, xix. Poictiers or Poictou, Roger earl of: Piatt, Grabriel: his Discovery of Suh- sundry notices of, xix, xxii. terraneal Treasures, xiii. Point island, near Newcastle, i.

Players at Rotterdam, i ; licensed com- Pointon, co. Chester, xviii. panies of, attached to the Derby Pointon, Richard, xxvii. family, xxix. Poiret, Peter, xiii.

Playford, John, printer, iv. Poisonous herbs and tree, i.

Fleadings (Calendar in court of Poland, IX ; rebellion in, xiii pro- of), ; duchy of Lancaster, xiv. testants of, see Cambridge, xiii. Pleasington or Plesyngton, Blackburn, Polimanteia, xxix.

XX ; hall or priory, notice of, xxii. Pollard, Mr. , and Margaret his wife, xrv. Pleasington or Plesyngton, ^, xx, Pollexfen, Nicholas, M.P. for Bedwin, XXII. IX. Plemondstall or Plemstow, account Pollit, ^, XIX. VOLS. I— XXX. 121

Polyander, Johannes, professor of di- Popery in Ireland, i. vinity at Leyden, i. Popish impostures in Grloucester

Polycronicon by Ralph Higden, notice cathedral, i. of, XV. Porden, Mr., of Chester, designs Pomfret or , capture Eccleston church, viii. of, rv. Port, sir John, of EtwaU, and Eliza- Poniatovia or Poniatbwski, Christina, beth his daughter, xxii. a famous prophet, xiii. Portefeylde, xx {tit. Whalleye). Pont, Alice, wife of Dean Parker, xiv. Portents in England of the Danish Ponte, Philippus de, xx. invasion, xv. Pontecardonis, Johannes fil. Eicardi Porter, f2, ix, xiii, xviii, xix, xxii, de, XX. XXVII, XXVIII. Pontefract, Oliverus constabularius Portfield, near "VThalley, xiv. de, XX priory of St. of, ; John viii, Portland, xiii. XXII. See Pomfret. Portland, lord, xxviii.

Ponteleysing, xx {tit. Merland). Portpatrick, i. Pontewyk, Eob. de, xx. Portraits of the reformers at Bishop's

Pool, Ji, VIII, XIII, XXII. Auckland, l ; various, xiv.

Pool (the), Liverpool, xii. Portugal, IX ; Don Emanuel prince of,

Pool bridge and house, Liverpool, xii. I ; Catherine infanta of, xiii.

Pool lane, Liverpool, ix ; tenancies in, Portway, xx {tit. Staneye). XII. Posset, a drink, xiv.

Pool or Poole haU, Eastham : notice of. Possevine, Antonie, Jesuit, vri. Till. Postellus, Grulielmus, courts Dr. Dee's Poole, ^, VIII, IX, XII, XVIII, XIX, xxv, acquaintance, xxiv.

, XXVII, XXVIII. Post-horses and posting, xii,

Poole, CO, York : dangerous ford near, Postlethwaite, "Will., xxn. IV. Pot Shrigley, township of Macclesfield, Poole, nether- and over-, townships VIII. of Eastham, viii. Pots, Thomas, xxvii. Pooley, captain Eichard, xxii. Pott, Thomas, master of the hunt to

Poolton, township of , co. James I. : his fee, xiv.

Chester, viii. Pott chapelry, Macclesfield : account Poolton in the Eylde, account of, xxii. of, VIII. Poor, relief of, in HoUand, i. Potter, |i, II, XIII, XVIII. Poor Kniglifs Palace of Pleasures, Potter's Discourse of the N'mnher 666, probable author of, xxiii. XVIII. Poore, ^, vii, XX. Potterruydyng, xx {tit. Bilyngton).

Poosey, chapeby of Euncorn : account Pottinger hey, Liverpool, xii. of, VIII. Potto, Mr., XIII.

Pope, ^, VIII, XIII, XIV. Potts, Thomas, vi ; his Discoverie of Pope, infallibility of the, i. Witches, VI, XIII, xiv. Pope Joan, Blondel's able tract on, Poulton. See Poolton and Pulton.

XIII. Poulton, Andrew : notice of, xxviii. of Eome. See Papse. Poulton-cum-Spittell, viii. E ;

122 GENEEAL INDEX.

Pountcliardon, Eicardus de, xx. Prescott's Jowrnal, xix. Povey, Ch., viii, Presenting, a child-birth custom, xiv. Powell, ^, Yin, XIV, xix, xxiy, xxyiii. President of the Marches of Wales, i. Powis, ^, VIII, XXVIII, XXIX. President (lord) of the North, xiv. Pownall, p, VIII. Prestbury, account of, viii ; remains Pownall-fee, in Wilmslow, viii. of an ancient priory at, viii. Powney, Mrs., xiii. Prestecot, ^, xx.

Prestland family , ancient seat ofthe,viii. Poynton, chapelry of Prestbury, xiv ; account of, viii. Presto-lee, in Prestwich, xix.

Praeer, Mr., xxviii. Preston, iv, vi, ix, xii, xviii, xx, xxx ;

Praers, J^t, viii. condition of during the Civil war,

; of, Pranck, to dress ostentatiously, xxiii. II siege and capture v ; general

Pratellis, Joli. de, xx. account of, xxii ; corporation of, Prat rowe, Warrington, xvii. XIV; Magdalen hospital and Grey- Prayer to get drink, form of, vi. friars' convent, notice of, xxii. Prayer and praying, presbyterian, Preston, History of, xiv. xvin. Preston moor, royalist meeting on, ii. Prayer Booh, preface to, xiv. Preston on the hill, township of Dares- Prayers "priores et posteriores in bury, CO. Chester, viii. comitiis" at Cambridge, xiii. Preston, J^, ii, v, vi, viii, ix, xii, xiv,

Preachars, pryntars and players : pro- xviii, XX, XXII, XXVII, XXVIII, xxx. clamation for redresse of, xxix. Prestwich, near Manchester, xiii,

Preedy, fi, xxii. XVIII ; account of, xix. Prees, William de, xx, xxii. Prestwich, fl, ii, xiv, xix, xx.

Prees liall, Kirkbam : notice of, xxii. Price, ^, VIII, xxii, xxiv. Prees or Pratis, abbey of St. Mary de, Pricker, a huntsman's attendant, xiv. XXII. Pride, colonel, ii, xii, xviii.

Preeson or Preison, |J, ix, xii. Prideaux, J^, xiii, xxiv. Preeson-street, Liverpool, xii. Priest, Jo., xiii. Preestesplattford, xx {tit. Eccles). Priests and Jesuits, their ordinary cha- Preket, f^, ix. racter, VI. Prendergrasse, Simon, an Irisb rebel Priestley, Henry, vi.

captain, i. Priket, Johannes fil. Eoberti, de Pon- Prenton, township of Woodchurcb, tefracto, xx.

viii ; ball, notice of, viii. Prikkeschagh, rividus de, xx. Prenton in Wirrall, xii. , Eich., viii.

Prenton, Eobert ; bis conduct to Ed- Prince, Charles Edward, xiv. ward Moore of Bank ball, xii. Prince, Mary, xviii. Presbyterians, their conduct and sys- Pringall, Mr., xxvii.

tem, II, IV, V, XII, XVIII ; Hemy Prior, |i, ix, xii, xxvii. Stubbe's reasons for hating, xiii. Priors orchard, xx {tit. Whalleye). Prescot, CO. Lane, ii, iv, ix, xiv, xix Priorshays, township of Tarvin, viii. account of, xxii. Prisly, fi, XIII. Prescot or Prescott, ^, viii, xii, xix, Prisoners at the Jacobite trials, list of, xxii. XXVIII. ; ;

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Prisoners, political: treatment of, v, Pulford, CO. (Jhester ; account of, Tin XXYIII. Pulton abbey in, Tin. Private Intelligence, xxTii. Pulford or Pulforthe, Ji, Tin, xtii, xx. Probert, J., viii. PuUe, ^. XX. Proby, alderman, ix. Pullen, Mr., xiii. Proclamation against conventicles, it. Puller, Mr., xiii. Proctor or Proctonr, ^, xxii, xxiii. Pulley, Richard, xxii. Proctors orchard, xx {tit. TVhalleye). Pulpit Conceptions, xtiii. Proctors stable, (tit. "Whalleye). Pulpit- cushion grieTance, xxTii. Procurations, origin of, xix. Pultney, Daniel, M.P., xxii (?). Professyon of saynt Werburge, xv. Pulton chapel, Pulford: account of. Promises of critics and philologers, Tin. XIII. Pulton parish, xx, xxii. Protestants in Ireland, massacre of, Pulton, ^, XX. XII; in Piedmont, persecutions of, Pun, to pound, i. XIII; in Poland and Grermany, col- Puncerline, Hubertus, xx. lections for, XIII. Punishment of petty larceners at Proudlove, George, xxvii. Delft, I.

Proverbs, xT, xxiii ; rhyming, Tii Punterlynk, "Wrenous, xx. collections of, xiii. Purcell, Hug., xx. Providence, remarkable instances of Purgatory, saynt Werburge releashed trust in, xxvii. from peynes of, xt. Provincial assembly, meeting of the, Puritans and puritanism, xii, xit, XTIII poetical satire upon, xit. at Preston, xxvri. ; Provost, Mr., xiii. Pursel or Pursell, fi, XXTII, xxTiii. Prowde, Joseph, xxvii. Purser, "William, i. Prudhom, "Willmus, xx. Piu-sle, pursy, fat, i.

Prynne, William, xxvii : account of, Purvey, serjeant-major, prisoner at IT. Preston storm, ii. Prytanseum a desideratum in England, Putington, Adam de, xx. XIII. Pye, ^, IX, XIII, XXII. Psalms, XXIII. Pyghull, origin and meaning of the Psalm-singing, xrv. word, XTII. Puckeridge, co. Herts., xiv. Pyghyll, XX (tit. Whalleye). Pudsay, ^, xiy. Pygmfei, meaning of, in the , Puenton, manor of, viii. XIII. Pues or pews in churches before the Pygott, John, xtii. Eeformation, xit. Pyke, |i, xiii, xtiii, xix, xxtii. Pugh, Mr., XXVIII. Pykering, sir William, knt., xxiT. Pughull, litel and milcel, xx (tit. Pyketakyr, in Warrington, XTn. Whiteword). Pykton, Ellen, xtii. Pugin, (A. W.) improves Scarisbrick Pym, John, ix, xii. hall, XXII. Pyncel, Walterus, xx. Pul, XX (tit. Ynes). Pyngernun, Willus, xx. Puleston, 1^, VIII. Pynson, "Vyillmus, xx. 124 aENEEAL INDEX.

Pynynton, Eob., xxx. Eacbedale, capellani, vicarii et persona Pyrites, i. de, XX. Eacing matches, xit. QUADETBUEGE, wyfeof Edwyn Eacoczi, tbe princes, xiii.

kynge of Northumberlande, xv. Eadcliffe, account of, xix ; tower, no- i^uails kept in cages, i. tice of, XIX. Quakers, it, xviii, xxvii. Eadcliffe or Eadeclyf, ^, ii, t, tiii, QuaUeye/or Whalley, xxii. IX, XIII, XIT, XTIII, XIX, XX, XXII, Quarlton, townskip of Turton, xix. XXTII, XXTIII, xxx. Quarterly Itevieiv, xiv. Eaddeswell, Eobertus de, arcbidiaconus Quarterly (British) JRevieio, xrv. Cestrie, xx. Quatremares, Colinus de, xx. Eaddeswotb error for Eeddewotb, Quaue, xx {tit. Liuesay). Liulpbus, XX. Queen Henrietta Maria's political con- Eadford, ^, it. Tin. duct, II. Eadley, |i, n, xxii. Queen's college, Cambridge, and its Eadulfus, capellanus, xxx, obligations to Dr. AVortkington,xiii. Eadycbe, Tbomas, xtii. Queen-street, Liverpool, xii. Eagotzi and bis army, xiii. Queenborougli castle, notice of, i. Eaikes, Henry, chancellor of Chester, Quelot, Eicb., and bis wife: monument Tin. of, in Sandbach cburcb, viii. Eakediche, xx {tit. Bacford). Querela Cantalrigiensis, xii. Eaines or Eayner, Tbomas, Tin. Quernmore foresta, peramb., xx. Eainford, near Prescot: account of,

Quetenne Halewes, an ancient name XXII ; school, IT. of Vale Eoyal, viii. Eainford, Edward, xxn. Quicke, Eobert, ix. Eainford-street, Liverpool, xii. Quikleswyk, |l, xx. Eainow, townsbip of Prestbury, Tin. Quinquatria, feasts of Pallas, give origin Eairke, Jolm, xit. to Cbristmas mummers, xiv. Ealeia, xxx.

Quirry, i.e. quarry, a square enclosure Ealeigb, sir Walter, xiii, xxt, xxix ; for slaugbtered game, xxiii. his belief in witchcraft, ti. Quityngton, Henricus de, xx. Ealpb's Other Side the Question, ix. Quoisley in Marbury, Wliitchurch, Eamillies, battle of, ix. Yin. Eamists, writings of tbe, xiii. Quyke, ^, xx. Eamliellecroft, villa de, xxx. Qveyteakyr (le), in Orford near War- Eamsay or Eamsey, |l, xit, xix. rington, xvii. Eamsbottom, James, xix. Eamsden, 0, ti, xit, xix, xxtii. RABT, townsbip of Neston, Tin. Eamside alias Eamstead, chapelry of

Eace, meaning and etymology Dalton : account of, xxn. of, Tll. Eamus, Peter, mathematician, xxit;

Eacbdale, cburcb of. Tin ; rectory and notice of, it. vicarage, xit. Eanconetus, xxit. Eacbe, fluv., xx. Eand's (Dr. W.) translation of Gras-

Eachedale, xx ; ecclesia de, xx. sendi's Life ofFeiresc, xiii. ;

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Eaudall, Mrs., xxyii. halls, account of, xxii; school, ac- Eands, Mr., xivii. count of, XXII. Eanelagh, lord, ix. Eawlins, p, ix, xxyii.

Eanelagh, Catherine viscountess : ac- Eawlinson, Jl, xxii, xxyii. count of, XIII. Bawlinson MS8., xxix. Eanicars, John, of Atherton, xxii. Eaworth, Er., xiii. Eanke's Beformation, xviii. Eawrydinge, in Warrington, XYii. Eanow, township of Macclesfield, Tin. Eawsthorne, Ji, xiv, xix. See Eainow. Eawstone, Mrs., xxyii. Eant, Eoger, xxii. Eawstorne, J^, 11, xxii, xxyiii.

Eanulphus, clericus, xxx. Eay, John : account of, xiii. Eanulphus 07- Eadulphus Higden, Eaydale or Eydale, co. York, xiy.

author of the Bohjcronycon, xy. Eaydale house, "Wensleydale : attack Eape mills at Swammerdam and Bris- upon by sir Thomas Metcalfe, xiy.

tol, I. Eaydale side, tradition at, xiy.

Eappahaunock river, Virginia, ix. Eaynaud, Theophilus : his learned dis- Eaphal (M. J.) and De Sola's transla- quisition whether good angels can tions from the Mishia, xiii. appear in woman's shape, xni. Easbotham's (Doming) 3ISS., xix, Eayuford, ^, ix. XXII. Eead, ^, 11, xxyii.

Easkelf, co. York, viii. Eead hall, Padiham : account of, xxii, Eatchdale, account of, xix. Eeade, co. Lane, Yi. Eatchdalle, xiv. Eeade, Eoger, xxYii. Eatcliff/or Eedclifie, near Bristol, Eeader, office of, xiy. See Eeading XIII. wages. Eatcliff or Eatclifte, ^, it, ix, xii, xiy, Eeader, alderman Enoch, xxyii. XVIII, xxii, xxv. Eeading, co. Berks., xiii. Eathband, Jl, xiii, xviii, xxvii. Eeading wages, explanation of, Yni. Eathbande, ^, xix. Eeady, John, yiii. Eathbone, Mrs., xyiii. Eebel officers, list of, xxYin. Eathmell house, near Settle, xiy. Eebels or banditti in Ireland, i. Ratio Disciplinas Fratruvi Bohemorum, Eechat, a musical hunting call, best edition of, xiii. xxiii. Eauenesmeles, villa de, xx. Eecord, Eobert, arithmetician, lY.

Eauensholme, XX {tit. Dounom). Eecreation, honest : Lancashire speci- Eaufflat, XX (tit. Cliderhou). mens of, XIY. Eaufhe, Mr., a preacher, xiy. Eectorship of Liverpool, contest for,

Eaughrick or Eathlin, sound of, l. IX. Eauil, Willmus de, xx. Eecusants' (popish) petition for res- Eavald, ^, xix. toration of arms, 11. Eavenscroffc, township of Middlewich, Eedcliffe church, Bristol, i (p. 178).

Yin ; hall, account of, yiii. See Eatcliff. Eavenscroft, ^, yiii. Eeddish, iE, yiii, xyiii, xix, xxyn.

Eawclifte, out- and upper-, townships Eeddish, township of Manchester, xix ; of St. Michael's-upon-Wyre, xxii hall, account of, xix. 126 GENERAL INDEX.

Eeligious houses, Yin. Eeddish hall, Grrappenliall : notice of, Tin. Eeligious (early) impressions of Henry Eedebrok, le, xx. See in same volume Newcome, xviii. Chadewyk mid Spotlond. Eelique of St. Laurence's head in Eede-erthe, Orford, near Warrington, Croston church, xxii. XVII. Eeliques of saynt "Werburge, myracles Eedeferne, xx {tit. Spotlond). worked by the, xv. Eedesdale, lord, xiv. JReliquicB Bodleiance, vii. Churches by J. H. Eedfern, in Eochdale : notice of, xx. Bemarlcs on English xxii. Eedfern family, vi ; trial of Ann Eed- Markland, fern for witchcraft, yi. Eemi, father, xiii. Eediche, Eob. de, xx. Eemigius, vi. Eedish, captain, xxviii. Remonstrance to the King by the min- Eedkar, xx {tit. Merton). isters of London, xviii. Eedman, ^, xiv, xxviii. Eenaudot's Conferences Publiques, Eedmayn, ^, xxii. XIII. Eed stones near Liverpool, marking the Eenouvier's (Ch.) Manuel de la Phi- boundsbetweenMersey and Dee, xii. losophic Moderne, xiii. Eedwald of eest England, a Chrysten Eent in Ireland, i. prynce, xv. Eental of the Holland estates, xviii. Eeed, Isaac, xiii. Eepton abbay, legendary notices of, xv. Eeet, Eichard, xxii. Eesbury, Mr., xxvii. Eeeve, ^, ix, xiii. Eesolutions and ordinances of 1641- Eeeves, Eichard, a trowman of Shrews- 49, xviii.

bury, I. Respublica by sir John Prestwich, xix. Eeeves's Ecclesiastical Antiquities of Restoration Sermon by H. Newcome, Doxon, Connor and Dromore, xix. XVIII. Eegeucy bill, ix. Eetchless, reckless, xxiii. Eegeneration by baptism, xv. Eetrospect of mercies vouchsafed to Eegge (? Leghe) John, viii. Newcome, xviii. Megicides, Speeches and BooTce of the, Retrospective Review, essay on health- xviii. drinking in, XVIII. Eegister (old) at collegiate church, Eeued, villa de, xx.

Manchester : extract from, xviii. Eeued, Jl, xx. Eegistrars to rural , viii. Eevels at Hoghton, description of, xiv. Eeimmaunus, incorrect judgment of, Eeyneford, Eadulphus de, xx. XIII. Eeyner, "Will., xxvii. Eeinberke, Holland, I. Eeyneuill, Thorn, de, xx. Eeinfrid, Gilbert Fitz-, and Helewise Eeynolds, ^, vi, ix, xii, xiii, xix, his wife, xxii. XXVII. Eeinolds, Mary, xxvii. " Eheum the chancellor," writes letters Eeio, "W. de, prior Lancastrie, xx. to John Bruen, xiv. Eeligious ceremonies in Holland and Ehodes, in Outwood, Prestwich, xix. Scotland, i. Ehodes, J2, XVIII, XXVII. Eeligious dramas, notice of, in. EibbelhiU, xx {tit. Cliderhou). ; ;

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Eibble bridge abandoned by the rebels, Eichmond, ^, viii, ix, xii, xxii. V. Eichmond-street, Liverpool, xii. nibble, river, yiii, xtii ; early de- BicTimondshire, Whitaker's History of,

fences of, II ; decrease of otters in, XIV. XIY. Eickmansworth, co. Herts., xiii. Eibble, water of, Ti. Eicula of Kent, maried to Eledde E-ibblesdale, Lister lord, xiv. kynge of Estsex and Mydylsex, xv. Eibblechester, ancient designation of Eiddell, Edward, of Swinburne castle, Eibchester, xxii. and Dorothy his wife, xxii.

Eibchester, ii ; account of, xxii Eideng, Petrus, ix. bishop's leases in, viii. Eider, Eich., dep. reg., Lichfield, viii. Eiblecestre, xx. Eidge, Mr., xviii, xxvii.

E-iblecestria, J5, xx. Eidge hall, notice of, xxiii.

Eibs : women have one more than men, i. Eidge-hiU, township of Ashton-under- Eib stone moor, loss of life upon, i. Line, xix. Eical, Henr. de, xx. Eidges, Mr., xviii.

Eicardus, J2, xxx. Eidgway, Ji, viii, xix. Eice, James, xxii. Eiding, ^, XII. Eich, i^, I, IX, XIII, XXV. Eidley, township of Bunbury, viil Bich Treasure, xviii. hall, account of, viii.

Eichard III., xiv ; his promise to lord Eidley pool or mere, xxiii. Stanley, xxix. Eidley, |^, i, xxii, xxvii.

Eichard, second earl of Chester : legen- Eigby or Eigbye, ^, ii, vri, ix, xii, dary account of, xv. XIII, XIV, XVIII, XIX, XXII, XXVIII. Eichard, monk of Bee, first abbot of Eigby- or Eibby-cum-Wray, chapelry

St. Werburge, viii, xv. of Kirkhnm : account of, XXII. Eichard, the hermit of "Warrington, Eigby street, Liverpool, xii. XVII. Eigley, John, ix.

Eichards, Catherine, of Strangeways : Eigmayden, ^, xxii. her will and charities, xix. Eiley or Eyley, ^, xiii, xrv. Eiehardson, Ji, i, iv, xiii, xiv, xviii, Eimbault's (Dr.) edition of Eoger XIX, XXII, XXVII. North's Memoirs of Musio, xm. Eichardson's Life of Milton, xxrv. Eimer, Mr., xii. Eichelieu, cardinal, xiii. Eimmer, J^, xii. Eichemundie, Henricus, archidiaconus, Eimmer street, Liverpool, xii. XX. Eimour, Eic. le, xs. Eicherop, John, xvii. Eingey, in Hale, Bowden, viii.

Eichmond, archdeaconry of, xxii ; its Eioigley, chapelry of Prestwich: ac-

extent, viii, xxii ; manor of, xiv. count of, XIX.

Eichmond, co. Surrey, xxiv; palace Eingsend point, DubHn bay : descrip- built upon the plan of Lathom house, tion of, I. XIV. Eingwood, co. Hants., xiii. Eichmond, Ludovic earl and duke of, Einuccini, xil. XIV. Eipley, Simon, twenty-third abbot of

Eichmond, Margaret countess of, xxii. St. Werburge : notice of, viii. :;

128 GENEEAL INDEX.

inaccurate refer- Eipon, diocese of, viii ; consecration sir Walter Scott's of monastery and church of, xxii. ence to, VI. xviii general ae- Eippon, John, xsii. Eochdale, ix, xrv, ; Eischeflat, xx {tit. Aluetham). coimt 6f, XIX; garrisoned by the sir Eisenhalgh, xx {tit. Spotlond). Manchesterians, ii ; arrest of Eishton, ^, xix, xxii. John Bland at, xviii ; woollen trade Eising of sir George Booth, XYiii. of, IV, VII ; "rectory" of, xviii. See Eatchdale. Eisley, f^, ix, xxii. Eachdale and Survey Eisley hall, Winwick : notice of, xxii. Bochdale Manor, Heath's of, Eissilache, xx {tit. Bilyngton). xrv. Either, Mr., of Wapping, iv. Eoche family, i. Eitson's Bihliotheca Foetica, xxix. Eocherake, xx {tit. Gerstan). Eiveley, JNir., xiii. Eoche s croft, in Backford, viii. Elvers, earls, ii, viii, ix, xii. Eochester, xiii. Eivera or Eipariis, John, dominus Eochester, lords, ix, xviii. Aungre, Yiii. Eochester, bishop of, xxvii.

Eivington, chapelry of Bolton : ac- Eochets, puritanical dislike to, xrv. ringing and deaf, i. count of, XIX ; hall, notice of, xix. Eocks, Eivington, ^, xix. Eock-Savage, duke of Monmouth comes Eixton, tovFnship of Warrington, xxii to, IV.

chapel, XXII ; hall, account of, xxii. Eodbertus, £S, xxx.

Eixton, ^, XVII, XX, xxii. Eodd, Mr., bookseller : his curious Eo, a field in Penwortham, xxx. purchase of a rare volume, xxiii. Eoad and North Eoad, in Prestbury, Eode, ^, viii, XIX. VIII. Eodelent, ^, viii. Eoades, Frances, xxn. Eodes, sir Edward, ii. Eoads in Lancashire, bad state of, ix. Eodney Stoke, co, Somerset, i. Eobberies, xiii. Eoe, |l, I, XIV, XXII. Eobelogh, xx {tit. "Wythenhull). Eoelent, Matthew de: notice of, Eobert duke of Normandy, tomb of, i. VIII. Eobert, old, servant of John Bruen Eoger, bishop of Lichfield, xix. his perfect character, xiv. Eogerashes, xx {tit. Whalleye). Eoberte feylde, xx {tit. Whalleye). Eogers, JJ, i, iii, viii, xiii, xviii, Eoberts, p, ix, xiii, xix, xxviii. XXIX. Eobertson, |l, xiii, xxii. Eogerson, |^, ii, xii.

Eobertus, frater : notice of, xiii. Eogertson, |i, xxn. Eobertus Pincerna, notice of, viii. Eogerus, ^, xxx. Eobey, Isobel, tried for witchcraft, vi. Eohan, monsieur de, xxiv. Eobin Hood w^eU, xiv. Eokeby, Thomas, justice K.B., xxviii. Eobinson, ^, ii, vi, viii, xii, xiii, xiv, Eokedene chapel, Winwick, xxn. XVIII, XIX, XXII, XXIII, XXIV, XXVII, Eolleston, co. Stafford, xiv, xviii. XXVIII. Eollins, fl, IX.

Eoboas wrought in arras, xv. EoUock, Eobert : account of, i. Eoby, ^, XVII, XXVIII. EoUs, Dr., xxvii. Lancasliire, Eolls, searching the, ix. Eoby's Traditions of xix ; ;;

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Eolt, ^, XIII, XXVII. Eoscoe, ^, IX, XVII, xxii, xxviii. Eoman catholics and Eomanists, xiv, Eoscow, James, shorthand writer at

XVIII ; their condition and conduct the earl of Derby's execution, ii. during the Jacobite rebellion, v. Eoscow famUy, of Great Lever near See Papists. Bolton, II. Eoman encampment at Whalley, xiv. Eose, ^, XII, xni. Eoman history songeby a mynstrell, xv. Eose theatre held by Lord Strange's Roman roads, notices of, vii. company, xxix. Eoman wall. See Picts' wall. Eosemary lane, Liverpool, xii.

Eomanus, John, archdeacon of Eich- Eosas, in Catalonia : wager respecting, mond, XXII. IX. Eome, XIII. Eoses, emblems of spiritual victory, xv. Eomely manor, Stockport, viii. Eosicrucians, account of the, xiii.

Eomilly, sir Samuel, xiv. Eoss, Ireland, i ; sagacious procedure Eomilly's or Eumbles moor, in Craven, of the mayor of, i. VI. Eoss, Ji, XIII, XXII. Eomish church, errors and corruptions Eossall haU, Poulton in the Pylde: of, VII. account of, xxii. Eomney, lord, ix. Eosse hall, Bispham, xxii. Eomsey, xiii. Eossendale, forest and chace of, xxii Eomswinckel, Joh. Hermannus, xiii. license to hawk in, xx. Eonconer or Eoncore, xx. Eosteru or Eosterne, ^, xviii, xxvii.

Eood, chapel de, Tarporley, viii. Eosthorne, co. Chester : account of,

Eoodee or Eood-eye, Chester : etymo- VIII ; Adam Martindale's connexion logy of the name, in. with, IV. Eooke, p, VIII, IX, XIII. Eosworm, lieut.-colonel John, xviii Eooks, John, of Scotton, viii. his conduct during the Civil war, ii Eooksby, Mrs., xxvii. extract from his Complaint, vii. Eookwood, trial of, ix, xxviii. Eoter, Peter and Eandle le, viii. Eoomer, Prische, wife of twenty-four Eothbury, Northumbrians and Scots husbands, i. assemble at, v. Eoontry, John son of Elizabeth, viii. Eothelisden, xx {tit. Stanword).

Eoos, William lord : accusation of in- Eotheram, co. York, rv. cest against, xiv. Eotheram, Thomas, archbishop of York,

Eoot, ^, I, XVIII. I, VIII, xxii ; his college, viii, xxii. Eoote, ^, IV, XXII. Eotheram, ^1, i. Eootes, Ji, XVIII, XIX, xxvii. Eotherstone. See Eosthorne. Eoots, John, XVIII. Eothstern or Eawsthorne, colonel, iv. Eope, township of Wibunbury, viii. EothweU, ^, VIII, XIV, xix, xxii, Eope, Laurence de, viii. XXVIII.

Eoper, Eobert, ix. Eotterdam, xiii ; description of, i. Eos, "WiUiam de, of Ingmanthorpe, Eoucester, priory of St. Mary at, viii. XXII. Eoudestorn, Eicardus de, clericus, xx. Eoscarick, lieut.-colonel, governor of EoughcloghhuU, xx {tit. Whiteword). Appleby, ii. Eougheye, xx {tit. Whalleye). S ;.. ;

130 GENEEAL INDEX.

Rough Lee in Pendle, description of, Eubric, violation of the, xrv. YI. Euddeby, Petrus de, xx. Eoughlee, xiv (?). Euddegate, xx {tit. Croenton). Roughslakhull, xx {tit. Whiteword). Eudheath, sanctuary at, viii. Eoule, sir Eichard, reader of Coniston, Eudyard, Anth., xviii.

XIT, XXII. Euelent or Eoelent, Matthew de : no- Eouleghclogh, xx {tit. Harwod). tice of, VIII. Soundhead, a weapon so called, ii. Eufford or Euiforth, township and Eous, ^, IV, XXII, XXX. chapelry of Croston: account of,

Eous's Nortlierne Subscribers' Plea, it, XXII ; hall, description of, xxii. Eouse, John, keeper of the Bodleian Euffyn, saynt, brother of saynt Wer- library, vii. burge: legendary account of, xv. Eoutandeclogheued, xx {tit. Stanword) Eufus, ^, XX. Eouthelesden, xx. Eugeley, Luke, M.D., xiii. Eouthescroft, xx {tit. Bacford). Eugg (captain) and his great bottle Eow, ^, IX, XII, XVIII. nose, I. Eowcroft, J., VIII. Eughehaye, xx {tit. Eston). Eowe, ^, VIII, XXII, XXVII. Eugheue'd, xx {tit. Croenton). Eowe moor, xiv. Eugheyes, xx {tit. Halghton). Eowles, Francis, xiii. Eughschaghbrok, xx {tit. Acton). Eowleson, Jolm, xxvii. Euhlie. See Eowley hall. Eowley, §1, i, xxiv. Eulice, Mr., xiii. Eowley hall, Burnley: account of, xxii. Eullos, Eichard de, viii. Eowse, John, alderman of London, ii. Eump parliament, notices of, iv, xxvii, Eowson, ^, XXVII. Eumword, villa de, xx. Eowton, township of Chrisleton, viii Eumworth, township of Dean, xix; heath, xviii. school, account of, xix.

Eowyngton, Cecilia de, xx. Euncorn, xvii ; built by Elflede daugh- Eowyscroft, xx {titt. Bacford, Staneye) ter of kyng Alured, xv general ac- ; Eoxburgh, sir Eobert Ker earl of: count of, VIII; priory, account of, notice of, i. VIII. Eoxburgh club, xxix. Euncorn, Samuel, viii. Eoyal-oak list, xii. Eunic inscription on font in Chipping Eoyal society, notices of and account church, XXII. of its origin, xiii. Eunning pump, Warrington, xvii. Eoyds, ||, VIII, XIX, xxii. Eupeii;, prince, i, iv, xiii, xiv, xviii Eoyle, Mr., viii. his conduct of the war in Cheshire Eoyle hall, Burnley, xiv; notice of, and Lancashire, ii; barbarity at XXII. Liverpool, xii. Eoyston, co. Herts., xiii, xiv. Eural deans, viii. Eoyton or Eyton, townshij) of Oldham, Eushall hall in Grolborn, Taftenhall: IX, XIX ; hall, account of xix. notice of, viii. Euacre, Willus de, xx. Eush bearing, xiv. Euarus's (Martin) Correspondence, Eushen (abbey of St. Mary of), isle of XIII. Man : notice of, xxii. ;;

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Eusholme or Eusham, townsliip of Sabunde or Sabonde, Eaymond de,

Manchester, xrx. XIII ; character of his Theologia Na- Eushout, James, sxviii. ticralis, xiii. Eushton in Tarporley, viii. Sacheverell, ^, ix, xxii. Eushton ||, VI, XXII. Sacheverell mobs, v. Eusliworth, IX, xn, xviii. Sachsen {Gescliichte von), by Bottiger,

Eusland, township of Cartmel : St. XVIII. Paul's chapel in, xxii. Sack and claret at a Manchester enter- Eussel, ^, I, VIII, IX, XII, XX, xxv, tainment, XIV. XXVII. Sacraments, administration of, at Am- Evissum, XX. sterdam, Edinburgh and Leyden, i

Eust, Greorge : account of, xiii. at Downham, xiv. Eutland, Edward Manners earl of, and Sacraments, Newcome's reflections on Elizabeth his daughter, xiv. the, XVIII. Eutter, Samuel, bishop of Man: notice Sadberrie, earl of, bishop of Durham, i. of, II. Saddleworth or Sadelword, xviii, xx Eutyngesik, xx {tit. Whelton). account of, xix. Euyl or Euyll, jl, xvii, xx. Sadler, |l, viii, xiii, xvn. Euyssheton, ^, xx. Saerdam, Holland, i. Eycot, XIV. Saffron, medicinal virtues of, rv. Eycroft, ^, viii, xxii, xxvri. Sagar, Mr., xxvii. Eydeng, Johannes, ix. Sager, Mr., xxii. Eyder, |i, xvii, xxii. Sagiensis, Johannes abbas sancti Mar- Eyding, Eichard, xxii. tiai, xx. Eydings, Era., xxvii. , co. Chester, viii. See Eydyngfelde in Earington, xxx. Saughton. Eyfield farm, viii. Salisbury or Salesbury hall, Black-

Eygmaden, John, xxii. burn : notice of, xxii. Eyland or Eylands, ^5, xviii, xxvii. , stories of, wrought in arras, xv.

Eyle (Hen.) de Styall, viii ; his chapel Saints' Inheritance after the Day of in Wilmslow church, viii. Judgment, notice of, xiii.

Eyley, Ji, xxii. St. Alban's, xiii ; first duke of, ix. Eymour (Eicardus le) de Wythington, St. Anne's guild, Chester, viii. XX. St. Augustine, quotations from, xxv. prior of, xxii. Eyselegh, Petrus de, xxx. St. Bees, viii ; Eysseley |i, xvii. St. Bloys, CO. Cornwall, xiii. Eysshefeld broke, Warrington, xvii. St. Bridget's parish, Chester, viii. Eysshemersch, xx {tit. Staneye). St. Buriens, co. Cornwall, xiii.

Eyshton, ^, xiv. St. Chad, chapelry of Malpas : account Eyton 8ee Eoyton. of, VIII. St. Clare, co, Cornwall, xiii. SABBATH observance at Eotter- St. Cross, advantages of the master- dam, I. ship of, XXIV. Sabbath tides at Holy Isle, i. St. Domingo, island of, taken by Drake, Sabryne, water of {i.e. the Severn), xv. XXIII. ;

132 GENEEAL INDEX.

St. Ebrulft, abbey of, in Normandy: Saleford, Gralfridus de, xx. notice of, viii. Salford near Manchester, ii, xiii,

St. Edith, cbapel of, viii. xviii ; account of, xix. St. Edmund's Bury, the great fire of, Salford bridge, chapel on, xix. XXVII. , elevenparishes in, xix. St. Evremond's attacks on Isaac Vos- Salghton, VIII.

sius, XIII. Salisbury, xiii ; a pryncypall cytee of

St. Greorge, Ascbam on the legend of, the West saxons, xv ; insurrection

TII. at, XVIII ; chapter house of, i ; de- St. Greorge, sir Eicbard, Norroy, xxiv. struction of an ancient painted win- St. G-eorge's cburcb, Liverpool, ix, dow in St. Edmond's at, xiv. XII. Salisbury, marquis of, xxii. St. Greorge's guild, Chester, viii. Salisbury, earls of, i, xxviii. St. Helena, island of, ix. Salisbury, Jl, i, ii, xxv,

St. Helen's, co. Lane. : school of, iv. Salkeld, ^, v, viii.

St. John, sir Walter : notice of, xiii. Salley, fox- and otter-hunting at, xiv

St. John Baptist's hall, Chester, viii. abbey of, xiv ; abbots of, xx.

St. John's church, Chester, xv. Salmasius, Claudius : account of, xiii.

St. John's college, Cambridge, xiii, Salmon fishing in the Tweed, i ; in the XVIII. Mersey, ix. St. John's college, Chester, viii. Salmon's State Trials, xiv. St. John's hospital, Chester, viii. Salop, fj, XX.

St. Leger, Thomas, xxix. Salopiensis, Eobertus : account of, vii. St. Malo, Normandy, ix, xiii. Salopessire, Adam de, xxx. St. Martin, rectory of, viii. Salt, Eichard, xxvii. St. Mary's land, Warrington, xvii. Saltash, CO. Cornwall, xiii. St. Mary's nunnery, Chester, viii. Salter's (Dr.) edition of Whichcote's St. Michael's mount, Cornwall, xiii. Aphorisms, xiii. St. Olave's church, Chester, viii. Salterswall, Whitegate, co. Chester, St. Oswald's, Chester, viii. VIII. St. Peter and St. Paul's, Chester, xv. Saltes (the), two islands near Water- St. Peter's, Eome, xviii. ford, I. St. Peter's chapel, tower of London, SalthiU, XIV. XVIII. Saltingstall or Saltonstall, ^, xviii, St. Peter's church, Liverpool, ix. XXVII.

St. Pierre, |i, viii, xx. Saltney marsh, near Chester : notice

St. Vincent's rocks, Bristol, xiii. of, I. St. Werburgh's monastery, Chester, Salt-works at Dort, Shields and Mus-

VIII, XVII. See Werburgh, St. selburgh : description of, i. Salaries of Manchester clergy, xviii. Salvin, Mr., architect, viii.

Sale, XX ; township of Ashton-upon- Samlesbury, chapelry of Blackburn, vi,

Mersey, viii ; hall, account of, viii. XIV, XX ; account of, xxii ; capella, Sale, Jl, XVII, XTX, xx. XX; witches of, vi, 3iv; higher, Salebury, ui Eibblesdale, xiv, xx. lower and Salesbury halls, descrip- Salebury, ^, xx, xxii. tion of, XXII. ; :

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Samlesbury, 0, xx, xxii. Sants i.e. saints, old bed-carvings so Sammes, Mr., xiii. called by Lancasliire cottagers, xiv. Sampson, Eicliard, bishop of Lichfield. Sapieha, prince Eustace, xxii. See Savensby. Sapy, Eobertus de, xx. Sampson subduing his enemyes, em- Saracenus, Ji, xx. brodred in ryche tysshewe, xv. Saragossa, wager respecting, ix. Samson, Mr., xni. Saravia, xiii.

Samuels (mother) executed for witch- Sarayna, Torelli : notice of, Vii. craft, VI. Sargeaunt of mace, xiv. Sanballat, xit. Sarospatak, Hungary, xiii. Sanchy, colonel, xxvii. Sarson, Laurence, xiii. Sancroffc, J^, xiii, xxii. Sarum, John Davenant bishop of, Sancto Andrea, Eobertus de, xx. XIV. Sancta Ma-ria, Joh. et Andr. de, xx. Satan's malice, xviii. Sancto Petro, Joh. et TJi'ianus de, xx. Saterthwaite, chapelry of Hawkshead Sancta Werburga, Hugo de, xx. account of, xxii. xviii proceedings at during Saterthwaite, Thomas, xxii. Sandbach, ; viii. the Civil war, ii ; general account , township of Bidston,

of, VIII ; haU, notice of, viii. SaughaU, great- and little-, townships Sandbach, E-ichard de, viii. of Shotwick, VIII. Sandeforde, Mr., wife of, i. Saughton, viii. Sander and George (? Assheton), xiv. SauU, kynge, wrought in arras, xv. Sanders, |i, ii, xxii. Saumur, Prance, xiii. Sanderson, ^, tv, v, xiii, xiv, xix. Saunders, fi, vi, viii, xxvii. Sandes, "WilHam, mayor of Lancaster, Saunderson, 0, viii, xix. VI. Saundiford, Will., xiii (?). Sandford, co. Somerset, i, xiii. Sauthorp, Eob. de, xx. Sandford, J^, viii, xii, xviii, xxvii. Savage, fi, viii, ix, xvii, xix, xxii. Sand-hills on coast of Holland, i. Savensby, Alexander, bishop of Lich-

Sandiford, ^, ix, xii, xxviii. field : notice of, viii. Sandiforth, ^, xix. Savidge, Eichard, xxii. Sandiway in Wliitegate, viii. Savigne, Normandy: monastery of, Sandon church, monumental inscrip- XXII. tion in, XIII. Savile, ^, xiv, xix. Sands, Jl, xxii. Saville, ^, ix, xiii, xvii.

Sandy's Olearius, xill ; Travels, xviii. Savory, John, xviii. Sandyford, Miles, xviii. Savoy, persecution of protestants by Sandys, Ji, xxii. the duke of, xiii. Sanesbery, Eobertus de, xx, Savoy, Amadeus de, xix. Sankey, chapelry of Prescot, xvii Savoy (the), London, xix.

; conference, ; account of, account of, xxii bridge, xvii ; gate, Savoy xviii

XVII ; mills, XVII. XIII. Sankey magna, xvii, xxii; parva, Sawer, Geoffrey, xvii. XXII. Sawrey, 0, xxii. Sankey, ^, xxii. Sawyer, mother, a witch, xii. 134 GENEEAL INDEX.

Saxons enfect all Englande with apos- Schonaich, baron of, xiii. tasie, XT; their seuenkyngdomes, XT. Schoolcroft, Mr., curate of Caton, xxn. Saxton's Map of Lancashire, xix. Schoolmaster punysshed and restored Sayer, sir John, and Everild his to helthe by myracle, xv.

daughter, xir. School mills, Manchester : rental of, Sayes or Sagio, Erance: abbey of St. XTIII. Martin de, xxii. See Sagiensis. Schor, XX {tit. Heleye), Sayes, Henry abbot of, xxii. Schorebank, xx {tit. Whiteword). Saynte Mariden, capella de, xx. Schoresworth, ^, xx.

Scadewallebrok, xx (titt. Bretharue, Schi^evelius, Ewaldus : notice of, i. Wolueton). Schroder, Christopher, a favoured vi- Scales, iE, XXX. See Seales. sitor of Gr. J. Yossius, XIII. Scaliger, ^, yii, xiii. Schute or Scute, a Dutch river-boat, i. Scamel, a fishing net, xrr. Schutilisworth, Henr. de, xx. Scarborough, xiv. Sciences (the seuen) preserued by ler- Scarborough, earl of, xxviii. nynge, xv.

Scarborough, Jl, ix. Scio23j)ius, Graspar : account of, xiii. Scarbrick, Jam., viii. Sclater, ^, xiii, xxn, xxvii. Scarisbrick, |i, ix, xii, xx, xxii, Scloterdyke, near Amsterdam, notable XXTIII, for a woman who had twenty-four Scarisbrick hall, Ormskirk: account husbands, i. of, XXII. Scoales, Jeremy, of Norton, Derby- Scarr, Greorge, xir. shire, IV. Scarsdale, sir Nathanael Curzon baron, Scobell, xvin. XXII. Scofeild, Mrs., xviii. Scasbricke, ^, xii. Scoffield (captain) serves in defence of Schagh, ^, XX. Bolton, II. Schardeley, Joh. de, xx. Scholefeld, Johannes de, xx. Schayerhalghes, xx {tit. Spotlond). Scolefullache, xx {tit. Chadewyk). Schepens or Sckepens, Dutch town- Scoler (Bruin) or Eowler (Brian), vrii. officials, I. Scoles, ^, II, XIII. Schickardus's Horologium Selrceum, Scoles, XX {tit. Tnes). notice of, iv. Scolfeld, ^, XIX. Schiedam, Holland, i. Scolfield, James, and wife, xvm. Schireburn, ^, xx. Scone abbey, last coronation at, i. Schireland, Robert de, xx. Scot, il, VI, VIII, XX. Schlezer, John Frederick, xiii. Scotch, notices of the, i. Schofield, John, xxvii. Scotch church, xii. Scholefield or Scholfield, ^, Tin, xix, Scotch prisoners, xviii; bad treat- XXII. ment of, XXVII.

Scholefield hall, Milnrow : account of, Scote gift, XII. XIX. Scotland, in, i coins current ; pecidiari- Scholmondeley error for Scholumdes tiesofspeech,i; bill for union of Eng- ley, Eog. de, xx. land with, IX ; trade regulations for, Scholes, ^, XVIII, XIX, xxvii. IX ; sad condition of clergy in, xviii. : ;

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Scots, south-country: their Sedley, ^, xiii. ings during the Jacobite rebellion, v. Seel, T. Molyneux Unsworth, xxn. Scott, sir "Walter, bart., i, vi, ix, xiv, Sees translated from borowes to famous XYin. townes, XV. Scott, "William, sheriff of York, xiy. Sefton or Sephton, near Liverpool, ix of, Scottish antiquaries, society of, ix. notice of, iv ; general account

Scoute or baylie, a high Dutch of&cial, xxn ; hall, description of, xxn. I. Sefton, earls of, xiv, xxn.

Scoutes, guillemots, i. Segary, Will., that noted disciplinarian, Scout-stones, xit. XIII. Scowles, John, rx. Segeleyclogh, xx {tit. "Westewod). Scroop, colonel, ii. Segelocum, a Roman station, xrv. Scrop, ^, XX, XXII. Segraue, Stephanus de, xx. Scrope, ^, VIII, xiv. Seilerus (Wenceslaus) and his powder Scudamore, sir Barnaby, ix. of projection, xiii.

Sea, the : its reverence unto the sands, Sekerstone, Ralph, M.P. for Liverpool: VII. notice of, xii. Sea-terms, explanation of, i. Selby, CO. York, xrv. Sea-bank, Liverpool, xii. Selby (Mr.) taken prisoner, v.

Seabroke, James, of Liverpool, xxn. Selden, vi, vii, xiii, xvni ; his Ma/re

Seacombe in "Wallezey, viii. Clausum, xiii ; Marmora Arunde-

Seacome, ^, ii, ix, xii, xxix. liana, vii ; Tahle TalJc, vi, xii, xviii.

Seacome's Siege of Latliom Souse, Sele, yoke for cattle : etymology of, vi. quotations from, xiv. Self-denying ordinance, xii. Seal or sea-calf, description of, i. Self-examination, xviii; plan of, Scales error for Scales, Robert, xxii. XXVII. Seaman, Dr. Lazarus, xiii, xxvii. Self-knowledge and self-condemnation, Seathwaite, chapelry of Kirby-Irelith XVIII. account of, xxn. Selfullache, xx {tit. Spotlond). Seaton, Jl, i, ii, xiv. Seller, ^, vi, vii.

Seaton house, near Edinburgh : notice Sellet hall, "Whittington : notice of, of, I; occupied and fortified by XXII. highlanders, v. Selside church, Kendal, xix. Sebonde, Raymond de, xiii. Semerwater lake, in "Wensleydale, xiv. Seeker, archbishop, xxn. Sempill, Hugh eleventh lord, and Sarah Sects at Rotterdam and Dort, i. his wife, xix. Secular prestes expulsed from monas- Senior, Mr., xxvii. teries with great discrecion, xv. Separatists, iv. Sedall, Henry, xix. Sepulchral stones found at Warring- Sedbury, xix. ton, XVII, Seddon, ^, ii, iv, xii, xviii, xix, xxn, Sequem (service-book) of saynt "Wer- xxvii. burge, XV. Sedehe, xx {tit. BUyngton). Sequestrations of the estates of rebels Sedewalhelinabbe, xx {tit. Spotlond). and consequent confusion, v. Sedgvvrick, P, xiii, xix. Sequestrators for Lancashire during 136 GENEEAL INDEX.

his trial the Civil war, list of, ii ; at Man- Shaffcoe, captain John: and chester, XXYII. execution, v. lord, ix, xiii. Sergeant, i^, viii, xxtti. Shaftesbury, Seriaunt, ]Mr., xtiit. Shakerley, ^, i, Yiii, xTii, xxn, Serjeant, John, xiii. XXTIII. Sermon, Henry Newcome's first, XYni. Shakspeare, "William, xxix; illustra- Sermons {Farewell) by the London tive references to, xiv ; epitaph as-

ministers, XTiii. cribed to him, XXIX ; enquiry into Serocold error for^ Serowld, ]\Ir., the authorship of the lines signed IX. J. M. S., Yii. Service Boohs, new and old, xviii. Shakspeare Society's Pullications, Service silver, a Cartmel rent, xxn. XXIX. Sessay, xiy. Shalcross, IVIr., of Stockport, Tin. Sessions house, Manchester: situation Shane (captain) gives 1000 acres to of, XXYIII. found a college, xiii. Sethe, XX {tit. Castelton). Shanton, Thomas, xiii. Seton otherwise Lekelay priory, Cum- Shardlowe, Tin. berland, XXII. Sharp, ^, XIII. Settle, CO. York, xrv. Sharpe, Dr., i. Settles in Eccles church, xix. Sharpies, ^, ix, xit, xxii. Seuenlawes, xx {tit. Barton). Sharrock, i^, xix, xxn. Sevarites, xm. Shavington-cum-Greasby, township of

Seven-oaks, hamlet of higher "Whit- "Wibunbury, Tin ; haU, notice of, ley, Budworth, vni. Tin. Severn river, i. Shaw, $J, n, Tin, ix, xii, xit, xtii, Sevigne's (madame de) divine tabouret, XTIII, XIX, XXII, XXTII. xvin. Shaw, chapelry of Prestwich: account Seward's donations to St. Werburgh's of, XIX, abbey, tut. Shaw noiv "Worden haU, near Preston, Sewell, E. H., vicar of Cockerham, XIT. XXII. Shaw's (Henry) Spechnens of Ancient Sexburge, saynt, maryed to Ercombert Furniture, xrv.

kynge of Kent: legendary account Sheale, Eichard : notices of, xxix. of, XV. Sheare Thursday, why so named, Sex'WTilfos or Sax-wnilf, bysshop of TI. Lychefelde, xt. Shearsou, Thomas, xxn. Seybold's AutohiograpJiy, xiii. Sheep and sheep pastures, i. Seycom, Thomas, ix. Sheerness, i, ix. Seymour, ^, ix, xii, xxtiii. Sheffield, co. York. it. Shackerley, Ji, ix, xiii, xxiii. Sheldon, Gilbert, archbishop of Can- Shacklocke, Mr., xriii. terbury, xiii, xxn. Shadwell's (vice-chanceUor) decree re- Shelley, baronets, xit, xxn. specting Manchester school, xix. Shelley, quotation from, xtii. Shadwell's Lancashire Witches, ex- Shellow-end, G^wsworth, Tin. tracts from, Ti. Shelmadine, Mr., of Mottram, it. . :

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Shelmardine or Shelmerdine, j^, xthi, Shipley, near Delft, Holland, i. XXVII. Ship-money, tax of, i. Shelton, Mr., xiii. Shippon, a cow-house, i. Shelvocke, Dorothy, xii. Shireburn, sir Nicholas, of Stonyhurst, Shene monastery, co. Surrey, viii. XXII. Sliepay monastery, Kent, buylded by Shireshead or Shireside, chapeby of

saynt Sesburge, xy. Cockerham : account of, xxn. Shepe bey, xx {tit. Whalleye) Shirley, sir Thomas, Tin. Shepherd, Jl, viii, ix, xviii, xix, Shocklach, co. Chester: account of.

xxvii. Tin ; hall and castle, notices of, Tm. SJiepherdes (the), a miracle play, xxix. Shocklach oviat, township of Shock- Shepley, ^, xix. lach, Tin.

Shepley hall, Ashton-under-Line : no- Shocklach, Thomas de. Tin. tice of, XIX. Shone, fi, Tin, xxtiii. Sheppy isle, Kent, i. Shooting flying, when introduced, xiT. Sherard, Mr., xxvii. Shore, ^, xix, xxtii, xxtiii. Sherborne, co. Dorset, xiii. Shorpthursday, meaning of, xt. Sherborne or Sherbourne, ^, xiv, Shorrock (Ealph) taken prisoner at XXTIII. Preston, n. Sherburn hospital, near Durham, xix. Shorteakyr, le, Warrington, xtii. Sherburne, iE, xxii. Shortgreues, xx {tit. Whiteword). Sherdley, James, xxii. Shortstainfeld in Farington, xxx.

Sherfield, Henry, recorder of Salis- Shotwick, account of, Tin ; hall and

bury : narrative of his window- lodge, notices of, Tin. breaking exploit, xiT. Shovelars, wild fowl, i. Sheridan, xiv. Shovel-board or shuffle-board, a game, Sheriff (high) for Lancashire, his XIT, XTIII, XXTII. charges and disbursements, y. Shover or Sholver, xix. Sheriffmuir, indecisive battle of, v. Showley hall, Blackburn: notice of, Sherington, fl, ii, xiy. XXII. of, Sherley, ^, i. Shrewsbury, xt, xtiii ; description at, Sherlock, ^, viii, xiii, xix, xxn. I ; Sach'eTerell mob t ; Henry with, xxtii Sherman, J|, xiii, xxTii. JN^ewcome's controversy ; Sherson, Thomas, xxii. abbey of, Tin, xxn. Sherwin, |i, xii. Shrewsbury, Charles duke of, xxn, Sherwood, Mrs., viii. XXTIII. Shevington or Sherington, Francis Shrewsbury, earls of. Tin, xxiii. notice of, it. Shrigley family, notice of. Tin. Shiblach, Tin. Shrigiey, William, XTiii. Shields, description of the salt-works Shrine of St. Werburge, instances of at, T. its miraculous virtue, xt. Shierson, Thomas, xxtiii. Shrubshall (captain) overtiu-ns Main- Shiffnall grange, co. Salop, xiT. amber stone, XIII. Shipbrook, township of DaTenham, Shurlach, township of Davenham, Tin.

Tin ; castle, Tin ; barony of, Tin. Shute, ^, Tin, xin. T 138 GENEEAL INDEX.

Shutlings loe, hill in Macclesfield fo- count of a fatal thunder-storm,

rest : description of, xsiii. xxvii. Shuttelisworth, Joh. de, xx. Silverdale, chapelry of Warton: ac- Shuttleworth, ^, ii, v, Yi, ix, xii, xiY, count of, XXII. XIX, XXII, XXVIII. Simister's wife, xviii.

Shuttleworth haU, Padiham : notice of, Simkin, Jo., viii. XXII. Simmonds, Eobert, rector of Middle- Shyreburn, Eobertus de, xxx. ton, II. See Symonds, xix. Sibs' WorTces, xyiii. Simmons, Nevill, London bookseller, Sibson, Edmund, vicar of St. Thomas's, XVIII.

Ashton-in-Makerfield : character of, Simmon wood, near Liverpool, xii.

XVII. Simnel, Lambert : invasion of, xxii.

Sibyls, David Blondel's treatise of the, Simon, father Eichard : notice of, iv. XIII. Simon, monke of Chestre, comforted Sickness sent in answer to Newcome's by saynt Werburge in vision, xv. prayers, xviii. Simpkin, Anne, iv. SiddaU, ^, v, viii, xviii, xix. Simpson, J9, xix, xxii, xxviii.

Siddington, chapelry of Presbury : ac- Simson, ^, xiii. count of, viii. Sinclair's Satan's Invisible World Bis- Sidebottom, ^, viii, xix. played, extract from, vi. Sidegraves, Isabel, accused of witch- Singleton, |l, vi, ix, xiv, xx, xxii, craft, VI. xxrv, xxx.

Siden's History of the Sevarites or Singleton, great, chapelry of Kirkham : Severamhi probably written by Isaac account of, xxii. Yossius, XIII. Singleton or Gingle hall, in Whit-

Sidesman, a corruption from synods- tingham, Kirkham : notice of, xxii. man, VIII. Singleton-thorpe (village of) washed Sidley, Mr., xiii. away by the sea, xxii. Sidney, ^, viii, xii, xiii, xxv. Sinner's Hope by Henry Newcome, Sidney-Sussex college, Cambridge, xiii. publication of, xxvii. Sieges of Damietta, Haerlem and Ley- Sion abbey in Middlesex, xxii.

den, I. Sir, a prefix to names of ecclesiastics, Sikemanesty, XX {tit. Croenton). XIV. Sikes's (George) Life and Death of Sire, John, an ancient servant, xii. sir Henry Vane, xiii. Sirleg, Sewallus de, xx. Silklinghale, Thomas de, xx. Sirmond, xiii. Silche (the), a drain or syke in "War- Sir Thomas's buildings and street, rington, XVII. Liverpool, xii. Silesia, cloister for religious education Sisson, Tho., xxrv. in, XIII. Sithridhruydyng, xx (tit. Bilyngton). Silkeston, Osbertus persona de, xx. Siwardescroft, xx (tit. Salebury). Sill, Mr., minister of Gressingham. Siwardus filius Antonij, xxx. See Still. Sixlaudes, xx (tit. Whalleye). Sillesby, Mr., xiii. Sixsmith, Jl, iv, xxii.

Sillito, Kandal, xviii, xxvii : his ac- Skelfshaw fells, xiv. :

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Skelmersdale, township of Ormskirk Smalley, yiii. notice of, xxn. Smallplace, widow, ix. Skelmersdale, Edward Booth Wilbra- Smallpox in Manchester, xxvii. ham baron, xir, xix, xxii. Smalls (the), dangerous rocks off*Pem- Skelton, engraver, xiy. brokeshire, i.

Skelton, poet laureate, XT ; latin elegy Smallwood, ^, rv, Tin, xxn, xxtci. by, XXIX. Smallwood, tovniship of Astbury, Skinner or Skynner, Willmus, xx. Yin. Skippul, XX (tit. Tnes). Smalshaw, tovmship of Ashton-under- Skipton, II, xiT; castle, xiT; inven- Line, xix. tory taken at, xiy. Smalshaw, Chr., Yin. i. Skipton, Eic. de, xx ; James, xxii. Smeathes, probably smews, wild fowl, Skogan, Henry, an old poet, xiv. Smeatonwood, township of Wrenbury, Skydamore, lady, xxiv. Yin. Skylyngton, Ad., xx. Smekergill, Mrs., xiii. Skytte, lord, a Swedish nobleman, xiii. Smereshalgh, Ad. de, xx. Slade, ^, VIII, xviii, xix. Smersall, Laurence, xix. Slade or Milkwall- Slade hall, notice of, Smethedon, xx.

XIX. Smethills hall. Dean : account of, xix. Sladeburne in Bowland, xiy. Smethlage, Isabel daughter of Eichard, Slakk, p, XX. Yin. Slane river, Ireland, i. Smethurst, ^, xxn, xxYii.

Slaney, John, xiii. Smethurst hall, Middleton : notice of, Slare, Dr., a London physician, xiii. XIX. Slate's reprint of Memoirs of Sev. Na- Smethwick, near Brereton, Cheshire, thaniel Seywood, XYiii. Yin. Slater, ^, xiii, xxn, xxYii. Smethwick, ^, i, xm, xxtii. Slaueden, Cecilia uxor Ade de, xx. Smith, ^, I, II, ni, it, tii, tiii, ix, Slavery in Virginia, XYiii. xn, xin, xrv, xtiii, xix, xxii, xxit, Slawright, Richard, prior of the hermit XXT, XXYII, XXYni. friars of St. Augustine, Warrington, Sniith's Compendium of Logic, IT.

XYII. Smith's Fatriarchal Sablath, it ; schis- Sledde, kynge. See Fledde. matic eiFect of his writings, it. Sleperesgrene, xx {tit. Croenton). Smithcumberode, xx {tit. Castelton). SHngsby, |l, xm, xiy. Smoke money, an ecclesiastical tax.

Sluices near Haerlem, i. Tin. Slygcher-lane-end, "Warrington, xyii. Smollett's History of England, ix. Slytchers-lane, Warrington, xyii. Smyth, ^, Tin, xiii. Smalebrok, xx. See in same volv/me Smythe, |§, XTii. Westewod. Smythes howse, xx {tit. Whalleye). Smaleschagh, xx {tit. Spotlond). Smythick, co. Cornwall, xiii.

Smaleschagheued, xx {tit. Whiteword). Snell, George, D.D. : notice of, Tin. Smaleschaghsik, xx {tit. Whiteword). SneUeshou, xx. Smalesik, xx {tit. Bilyngton). Snelleshou, ^, xx. Smaleys, xx {tit. Hulton). Snelson, township of Rosthorne, Tin. ;

140 GENEEAL INDEX.

Snelston, township of Over-Peover, Sonkey or Sonky, ||, xyii, xxii. Till. Soothill hall, near Dewsbury, xiy. Sneycl, fl, tiii, xviii. Sophia, electress, mother of George Snidale hall, Westhoughton, xix. I., I. Snoddeword, Eicardus de, xx. Sophisters' schools, Cambridge, xiii. Snoddeword, xx (tit. Bilyngton). Sorbiere's (Samuel) remark on Bra-

Soame's Ifosheim, xii. zenose college, xii ; his interesting

Soap-making in Bristol, i. picture of Salmasius, xiii. Socage tenure, xiy. Sorocold, ^, IX, XYIII, xix, xxyii. Society for propagating the in Sorocole, Mrs., xiy. foreign parts, xviii. Sorsby, Mr., xiii.

Society, royal ; rise and progress of, Sory or Sawry, John, xyiii. xrii. Sothden, aqua de, xx. Sodehull, Thorn, de, xx. Sotheworthe or Sothewurthe, ^, xyii. Sodon, Elizabeth, xii. Sothurn or Sothurne, J^, xyii. Solan geese, extreme fatness of, i. Sothword, Gilbertus de, xx. Solarium or soUar, definition of, xvii. Sotterley or Soterlegh, Edmund de, Soldiers, a roman- catholic view of, YIII. xxy. Sotyndon, "Willus de, xx.

Solms, count of: notice of, i. Soueracre, township of Ashton-under- Solomon, kynge, purtrayed in arras, xy. Line, xix. Someraikis, xx (tit. Whiteword). Soureby, ^, xx. Somerford of Somerford, pedigree, xx. Sourquedry, xiy. Somerford-Booths and Somerford-Ead- Southampton, xiii. nor, townships of Astbury, viii Southampton, earls of, xii, xiy. hall and park, notice of, viii. Southern, James, bailiff of LiYerpool, Somers, ^, ix, xxviii. XII. Somers' Tracts, ix, xii, XTiii. Southernes, Elizabeth, alias Old Dem-

Somerset, William duke of, xii. dike : account of, yt.

Somerset, Sarah duchess of: notice of, Southey, Eobert, xiii ; his MS. Index

XIX ; founds fotu" exhibitions to Bra- to Scaliger's Epistolce, xiii. zenose college from Manchester SouthseUer yarde, xx (tit. WhaDeye). school, XIX. Southsex, realme of Saxons, endured Somerset, Charles earl of, xiy. but short tyme, xy. Somerton, Thomas, minister of Tod- South-side, error for North-side, town- morden and blacksmith, xix. ship of St. Oswald's, Chester, Yin.

Somner, Mr., of Canterbury : notice of, Southwell, collegiate church of, xix. xiii. Southwell, Eobert, xiii. Sond or Sonde, Mr., minister of Cal- Southworth, ^, Yi, xiy, xyii, xxii, decot, XYiii, xxYii. XXY.

Sondebache, Eicardus de, xx. Southworth hall, Winwick : account Sondediche, xx (tit. Bacford). of, xxii. Sondeford, xx (tit. Bilyngton). Sowerbuts, Grace daughter of Thomas: Sondeforth, Ealph, D.D., xix. her evidence at a witch trial, and Song, political, xii. recantation, yi. VOLS. I— XXX. 141

Sowerby, C. B., incumbent of Asbton- Spicer, Eic. le, vie. Cestrie, xx. upon-Mersey, Tin. Spina's (Alpbonsus de) Fortalititim Sowle, a quaker publisber, xiii. Fidel, xiii.

Spagnoli, J. Baptist : notice of, iv. Spinning place, Liverpool, xii.

Spain, XII : affairs of, ix. Spinosa, Benedict, xiii. Spakeman, Eicbard and Katberine, Spinx, Mr., xxvii. XXII. Spiridion, bisbop of Cyprus, xiy. Spalato, arcbbisbop of, and dean of Spirits or gbosts, stories of, i; Dr. Windsor, xiii. Henry More's view of tbe occupa- Spanisb armada, xii. tions of disembodied spirits, xiii. Spanisb and Frencb ambassadors, tbeir Spital-Bougbton, yiii. sanguinary figbt for precedency, Spittle, medicinal virtues of, i. XVIII. SpofFortb, Eicbard, vicar of Dalton, Sparke, ||, xxyii. XXII. Sparks, Mr., yiii. Sporis, William, xyit. Sparrow, Ji, ii, xiil. Sports, old Englisb, xiy.

Spatzenbaus at Constantinople, xviii. Sports (Book of) , ii, xiy. Speare, Baly, xii. Spotbrok, in Spotlond, xx. Spearing, Mr., senior proctor, Cam- Spotland, Jl, xix, xx. bridge, XIII. Spotlond and its divisions, xx. Speecb in Scotland, peculiarities of, i. Spottiswoode, Jobn, arcbbisbop of St.

Speecb (poetical) made to kinge James Andrew's : notice of, i. at bis comeinge to Hogbton tower, Spottiswoode, sir Eobert, i. XIY. Sprat's (Dr.) History of the Boyal Speecbes (Latin) at Cambridge Uni- Society, xiii. versity, XIII. Sprenger, vi. Speeches of the Regicides, xvili. , townsbip of IMiddlewicb, Speed, fl, Tin, xiii, xxii. YIII. Spek, Gilbertus de, xx. Spryng, Joban, xx.

Speke, townsbip of Cbildwall, xii, xxii; Spurstow, townsbip of Bunbury, yiii ; various notices of, ix. ball, notice of, yiii.

Speke ball, ix ; account of, xxii. Spurstow, Dr. William, lY, xiii, xxyii ; Speke leet jury, presentment of, ix. notice of, viii.

Speke, sir Jobn : bis cbantry in Exeter Spurstow, ^, YIII. catbedral, xix. Spycer, Jobn, xvii. Speke, William, xxyiii. Squire, |i, viii, ix.

Spelman, sir Henry, Yii ; notice of, Squire- street, Liverpool, xii. XIII. Stable, XX {tit. Wballeye). Spence, xiii. Stable oak, xiy. See Staple oak. Spencer, Ji, vi, yiii, xiii, xiy, xyiii, Stables at tbe Hague and in Dublin, XXII, XXIX. description of, i. cook, XIII. Stabliclogb, xx {tit. Sadelword). YIII, XIII, XYIII, XXIX, Stackhouse, captain William, ii. XXX. Stadagbe or Stadaugb, Laurence, xxii. Spertbe, a piece of land, xyii. Stafford, repared by Elflede ducbesse . ;

142 GENEEAL INDEX.

of Merciens, xv; priory of St. Stanedis, ^, xxx. Thomas near, Tiii. Stanegge, xx (tit. Sadelword). StaiFord, lord, xxviii. Staneye and its divisions, xx. Stafford, ^, Tin, xix, xxnii. Staneye, ^, xx. Staffordshire, its connexion with Liver- Stanfeld, in Warrington, XTii. pool, IX, XII. Stanford, ^, xx. Stafforth, 0, xx. Stanhope, ^, Tin, xrv. Stage-coaches to London, xrr. Stanhope's dragoons retreat before the Staineton, John, curate of Eampside. rebels, T.

XXII. Stanlawe abbey, xix, xx ; account of.

Staining, township of Poulton-in-the- Tin ; abbates, priores, sub-prior et

!Fylde, xxii ; hall, notice of, xxii. alii, XX. Stair brook divides Marbury and Nor- Stanlegh, Johannes de, xx. bury, viii. Stanley, ^, ii, it. Tin, ix, xn, xiii, Staley, township of Mottram, viii XIT, XTII, XTIII, XIX, XXII, XXT, hall, notice of, viii. XXTII, XXTIII, XXIX. Staley or Staveley, Ralph, viii. Stanley-street, Liverpool, xn.

Stalmine, chapelry of Lancaster : ac- Stanney, Tin. See Staneye, count of, XXII. Stanney parva, township of Stoke, co.

Stalmine, ^, xxii. Chester, viii ; hall, notice of. Tin. Stamford or Stanford, in Christleton, Stannicliffe hall, Middleton, xrv; no- Tin. tice of, XIX. Stamford, earls of, rv. Tin, ix, xrv, Stannynought, ^, Tin, xni. XIX. Stansfeld, ^, xx, xxii. Stamford, Mr., xxTiii. Stanthorn, township of DaTenham, Tin. Stamford- or Standford-bridge, in Bar- Stanton, El., Tin.

row, Till. Stanwix, Thomas, governor of Carlisle : Stamp or Stampe, ^, xxtii. his accoiint of the result of Prestoo Stananought, Edward, xxii. fight, T. Stanbury, John, bishop of Hereford, i. Stanword and its divisions, xx. Stand hall otJierioise Pilkington tower, Stanword, ^, xx.

Prestwich : account of, xix. Stanwordle, xx (tit. Stanword).

Standard, battle of the : notice of, tii. Stanyclyf, xx (tit. Bilyngton). Standen, ^, xx. Stanyhurst, Richard, xiii. Standen felde, xx (fit.WhaReje). Stanymengate, xx (tit. Bilyngton). Standen heye, xx (tit. Whalleye) Stanyord, xx (tit. Bacford). Standish, ^, ii, t, ix, xit, xviii, xx, Stanys, xx (tit. Bilyngton). XXII, XXTII, XXTIII ; pedigree, Stanystrete, xx (tit. Workedelegh). XXTIII. Stapeley, township of Wibunbury,

Standish-cum-Langtree, account of, Tin ; hall, notice of. Tin. XXII grammar school, ; endowment Stapeley family. Tin. of, XIT. Stapelford, ^, xx.

Standish hall, notice of, xxii ; sedi- Staple for English cloth at Delfb, i. tious meeting at, xxtiii. Staple-oak, Bowland, xit. See Stable Staned, Ric. de, xx. oak. :

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Stapleford, co. Wilts, xiii. ins, Peter, xxviii. Stapleton, ^, i, xiii, xx. Sterne, ^, xiii. Stapylton, ^, xiii, xix. Sterry, Mr., xiii. Star and dove sent as signes of conso- Steven, Mr., a chief Moscovy pilot, lacion to Chestre, xv. XXIV. Starbottom, xiv. Stevenedge, co. Hertford, xiii. Star-chamber, coiirt of, xii, xiT, xxiv. Stevenson, ^, iv, xiii, xxvii. Star-inn, York, xiv, Stewart, ^, i, vii, xiii. Starkey, ^, ii, viii, xviii, xx, xxii. Steyninges, xx. XXYII. Stidd or Stede, chapelry of Eibchester Starkie, ||, ii, vi, xiv, xix, xxii, account of, xxii. XXYIII. Still, error for Sill, Mr., minister of Starky, ^, ix, xix. Grressingham, xxii.

States-general of Holland, ix ; consti- Stilton, Angel inn at, xiv. tution and military strength of, i. Stirling castle, i. Statham, John, xxvii. Stirrop, xiv. Stations (holy) of the cytee of Eome, Stirrup, JS, viii, xxii. XV. Stock, ^, XIX. Staundon, WiUiam de, xxii. Stockdale, William, xvin. Staunton, Dr., xxvii. Stockham, near Euncorn, viii. Staunton-Harold, co. Leicester, ix. Stockholm, a great statesman's letter

Staveley, chapelry of Cartmel : account from, XIII.

of, xxii. Stockport, IV, IX, XIV, xviii ; account ii. Staveley or Stauele, iB-, xx. of, viii ; storm and occupation of, Stavenby, ^, viii, xx. See Stopford. Staynol, Eogerus de, xx (?). Stockport, iS, VIII, XVIII, xxii, xsvii. Stead, Samuel, of Eochdale, and Judith Stocks at Street-yate, reflections on his wife, xix. the, xxvii. Steam-engine, origin of the idea of the, Stockton, township of Malpas, viii. xviii. Stockton, ja, VIII, XXVII. Stearne's Confirmation of Witchcraft, Stockton's barn used as a chapel, extract from, vi. XVIII. Stedham near Runcorn, viii. Stodlee, Joh. de, xx. Steel, Jl, VIII. Stodton, Eobertus de, xx. Steele, ^, xviii, xxvii. Stoke, CO. Chester : account of, vili. Steelefoxe or Stealefoxe, Mr., xviii. Stoke, JJ, XIX, XX. Steers, Spencer, of Halewood, xii. Stoke castle, co. Salop, viii.

Steimson, Mr. : strong probabilities Stoke haU, near Nantwich, viii. why he was a murderer, xxvii. Stokeport, ^, xx. Stenrisiche, xx {tit. Spotlond), Stokeworth, viii.

Stephen, St. : why inferior to saynt Stokley, Nicholas, ix. Werburge, xv. Stokton, ^, XX. Stephens, ^, viii, xiii. Stokyngbrigie, xx {tit. Carleton parva).

Stephenson, John, curate of Kirkby- Stone, CO. Staflbrd : legendary notices Irelith, xxii. of and origin of the name, xv. ;

144 GENEEAL INDEX.

Stone, Grilbert de: his manner of Straingeways, Mr., ix. writing legends, Tii. Stralsund, discovery of a murdering Stone, Thomas, citizen of London, ii. inn near, i.

Stonehenge, xiii. Strangawre channel in Irish sea : rush Stone plate on Liverpool moss, xii. of the tides at, i. Stones, ^, I, XIX, xxii, xxviii. Strange, lords, n, it. Tin, ix, xii, xiT, Stonlegh, xx {tit. Chadewyk). XTin, XXII, XXIII, XXT, XXTIII. Stonor or Stonore, |^, xix, xx. Strange, ^, Tin, xxit.

Stonyhurst, xiT ; account of, xxil ; oc- Strangeways, ^, i, xtiii, xix. cupied by Cromwell, ii. Strangeways hall, Manchester, XTin Stony Stratford, xiv. notice of, xix. Stool of repentance, Grrey-friars, Edin- Stranraer or Chapel, G-alloway, i. burgh, I. Straselius desires Dr. Dee's acquaint- Stopford (? Stockport), xviii. ance, XXIT. Stopford, ^, XVIII, XXII, xxvii. Stratford, fj, Tin, xix, xxii, xxTii. Stopport. See Stockport. Strathmore, earl of, and his highland

Storer, Arthur : tomb of, Yiii. regiment, T. Storeton, great and little, townships of Straytburel, Eobertus et Eadulphus Bebington, Tin. filii Henrici, xxx. Storey, Thomas, bailiff of Liverpool, Street, Mr., xxtii. XII. Street, in Heath- Charnock, xix. Stories, strange, xiii. Streete, jS, xit, Storks in Holland, i. Streete-Hough, in Pilsworth near Storms, violent, i, xviii. Prestwich, xix.

Storrs hall, Arkholme, Melling : notice Streeting, John, tii. of, XXII. Streets in Liverpool, xii.

Storts, sea-fowl, i. Strenyshalt, now called Whytby, xt. Story, ^, IX, XIII. Strete, Thomas, xix. Stotfold, stall of Lichfield, Tin. Stretford, chapelry of Manchester: Stourbridge. See Stui'bridge. accoimt of, xix. Stourton, xxix. Sfcretton, xit.

Stourton, Charles lord, and his daugh- Stretton, chapelry of Budworth : ac- ter Katherine, xiv. count of, Tin.

Stout, William : extracts from his MS. Stretton, township of Tilston, Tin; Journal, Tin, xxii. hall, notice of, Tin. Stow or Stowe-nine-churches, near Stretton, ^, xx, xxtii. Bugbrook, Daventry, XT. Stretwell, William, xxtii. Stowe, historian, ix, xxix. Strickland, ^, ii, ix, xii, xit, xxii, Stowey, CO. Somerset, i. XXIX. Strada, xiii. Stringer, ^, Tin, xiii, xxtii. Strafford, sir Thomas Wentworth earl Stroud, ^, I, IX.

of, IX, XII, XIII, XIT, XXIX ; as lord- Stroyer/or destroyer, xxiii.

deputy in Ireland, i ; extracts from Strutt's Sports and Pastimes, XTiii. his letters, xit. Stryall, Dr., xtiii. Strain or breed of horses, i. Stuart, ^, IX, XIII, xit. VOLS. I — XXX. 145

Stubbe, Henry : account of, xiii. Sunderland, countess of, viii. Stubbins, Dr., xiii. Sunderland, grangia de, xx. Stubbs, 0, I, Yin. Sunderland hall, Ashton-under-Line, Stublacb, township of Middlewich, XIX. vin. Suns (seven) seen together at Dantzig, Stubley, ^, xix. XIII.

Stubley ball, Littleborougb, xiy ; ac- Superstitions, i ; puritan, xyiii, count of, XIX. Super\'isor, legal origin and tenacious Studley's (Peter) Looking-glass of holding of the word, xxrv. Schism, I. Surat, IX, Stukely, sir Lewis, xiii. Surcease, to cease, iii. Sturbridge and its fair, xiii. Sureis, Eob. le, xxx.

Sturzaker, John, bailiff of Liyerpool, Surius, Laurentius : account of, vii. XII. Surplice, disuse of the, xii, xrv. See Styall, township of Wilmslow, viii. Cirploise. Styche, co. Salop, xix. Surquedrie, Chaucer's definition of, Styshall, near Coventry, viii. III. See Sourquedry. Stythe, Mr., ix. Surrey, earl of, at Flodden, xxix. Suarez's (Prancesco) Disputationes Surreys, Thom. le, xx. Metapliysicce, rv. Surtees's History of Durham, xrv. Subjects of prayer, xnii. Survey (Domesday) of Bowland, xiv. Subsidy bill, debate on, ix. Susenbrotus, Johannes, rv.

Suckling, sir John, xiii. Sussex, IX ; seconde realme of Saxons, SudaU, |i, XIV. endured but short tyme in myght, xy. Sudden or Southden, mill of, xx. Sussex, earl of, xxii. Sudell, ^, XXII. Sutch, William, xxii.

Sudlow,part of Tabley, Eosthorne, Tin. Sutcliffe, Dr. Matthew, xm ; his be- Sudmore, xx {tit. Tnes). nefactions to Chelsea college, xiii. Suffield, lords, xiy, xix. Suterdale, xx {tit. Merton). Suffolk or Southfolke^under the suffer- Suthewyk, Gruyd prior de, xx. aynte of Uffa, xv. Sutton, ^, YIII, XII, XIII, XYII, XIX, Suffolk, dukes of, xrv, xxii. XX, XXII, XXYIIT. Suffolk, earls of, i, xrv. Sutton, XYIII. Sugar house, Liverpool, ix. Sutton, in Euncorn parish, yiii. Sugar-house close, Liverpool, xii. Sutton, township of Middlewich, yiii. Suliugneia, Alur. de, xx. Sutton, township of Prestbury, Yni. Summer game, xiv. Sutton-cum-Winkle, township of Mac- Summer-greenes, xrv. clesfield, YIII. Sumner, J. B., bishop of Chester, xix. Sutton-Coldfield, co. Warwick, xiy. Sumpter'^cloth, description of a, xit. Sutton, gilden- or golden-, Cheshire: Suna or Sunnah, its place in Mahome- account of, yiii, tan theology, xiii. Sutton magna and parva, townships of

Sunday, St., vii. Eastham, Yin ; hall, notice of, yiii. Sundays misspent, xvni. Sutton grange, Whitegate, yiii. Sunderland,, lord, xxii. Swain or Swaine, ^, yiii, xxyii. U 146 GENEEAL INDEX.

Swaiiiemote, keeping the, xiv. Swyer, ^, vi. Swainson, John, of Halton hall, xxii. Swyndeley, Hugh, ix. Swallow, Will, de, xxii. Swyneflet, Eichart de, xx.

Swammerdam, Holland : rape mill at, i. Swyneford, xx {tit. Barue). Swanley, captain, xii. Swyueheued, xx {tit. Whiteword). Swanlow, township of Over, Yiii. Swynesheued (? Swynerootings near Swann or Swanne, ^, Tin, XTii. Healey), xx. Swann inn, Talk-o'th'-hill, xiv. Swyneshead abbey, co. Lincoln,

Swansea, i. XXII. Swarhrick, Mr., ix. Swynlegh, John de, vicar of Warring-

Swartmoor hall, Ulverston : account ton, XXII. See Swiulegh. of, XXII. Sydales, xx {tit. Cliderhou). Swaynesmore, xx {tit. Bilyngton). Sydall, JJ, XIX. Sweden, non-intervention policy of, Syddall, ^, ii, xviii, xix, xxvii. XIII. Syde, XX {tit. Eeued). Sweetenham, Mr., xxvii. Sydenham, ^, xiii, xxvii. Sweetiag, JS, ix, xii, xiii. Sydney, ft, xxiv. Sweeting- street, Liverpool, xii. Sygebert, kynge of eest Englande, Swein, ^, xxx. subdued by Penda, xv. Swein Child, ^, xxx. Sykeston garthe, xx {tit. Whalleye). Swereford, Alex, de, xx. Sylcock, Thomas, chaplain of Clitheroe, Swettenham, co. Chester; account of, XXII.

VIII ; hall, XXVII, notice of, viii. Syleing, straiaing, vi. Swettenham, fi, iv, viii. Sylvester, Mrs., of Weeford, iv. Swift, dean, ix, xii. Sylvester's Du Bartas, xviii. Swillerst, Swingleherste or Swindle- Sylvius (Jacobus) desires Dr. Dee's hurst, ^, VIII. acquaintance, xxiv. Swillyngton, Eob. de, xx. Symcock, Mathew, xviii. Swinden, co. York, xiv. Symmons or Symonds, sir James, Swinerton or Swinnerton, ^, viii, ix. XXVIII. Swinfield, Eich., bishop of Hereford, i. Symonds, Ji, XVIII, XIX. /S^ee Simmonds. Swinghurst, Tho., xxviii. Symondeston, xx. Svidnglehurst, ^, xiv, xxii. See Swil- Symondeston, ^, xx. lerst. Sjonpson, |i, i, xxvii, xxviii. Swialeghybr Swynlegh, John de, vicar Syngleton, f^, xx, xxii. of Warrington, xxii. See Swynlegh. Synod {Infamous History ofSir Simon), Swinnow, colonel, of Chatton, co. XVIII.

Northumberland : prosecution of Synode, William, i. his wife for witchcraft, vi. Synods and Synodals, account of, xix. SwLashead in Eosthorne, viii. Swinton, township of Eccles, xvii, xix, TABBEL, Eob. de, xx. XX. Tabeley, Willus de, xx. Swiaton or Swynton, J^, xviii, xix, xx, Table Talk by Selden, xviii. xxvii. Tables and tabling, xiv. Swordes, Ireland, i. Tabley, township of Eosthorne, iv, : ;;

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VIII, XVII; chapel, iv; hall, notice Tarleton, 0, ix, xii, xxii.

of, viii. Tarleton, chapelry of Croston : account Tabley, lords de, viii, xxii. of, XXII. Tabley, ^, viii. Tarleton's fields, Liverpool, xii. Tabley, lower-, township of Budworth, Tarleton-street, Liverpool, xii. VIII. Tarnacara or Tamaker, Willmus de, Tabley, over-, viii. XX. Tachelache, xx {tit. Chaderton). Tarporley, co. Chester, xiii; account

Taddeley in Acton, vin. of, VIII ; marble medallion at, xiv. Tadrid Eighes, xx {tit. Aluetham). Tarporley, Hugh de, viii.

Taffe, John, ix ; notice of, xxviii ; his Taruin, Eadulphus rector de, xx.

evidence at the Jacobite trials, Tarvin, co. Chester : account of, viii

XXVIII. notice of, xx ; church, xiv ; lecture,

Taillour, ^, xxx. xxvii ; wakes, how John Bruen tried

Talaeus, Andromarus : notice of, iv. to put them down, xiv. Talbot, ^, II, V, vii, viii, XIV, xix, Tasbrough, Mr., xxviii. XXII, xxiii. Tasker, Jo., xxvii.

Talbot Papers, xxix. Tassis, Jean Baptiste : notice of, xxv. Talebote, Edmundus, xx. Tateshale, Eob. de, xx. Talboys, sir Gilbert, and EHzabeth his Tatham, ^, xx, xxii.

daughter, xiv. Tatham, co. Lane. : account of, xxii Talents, Era., xxvii. hall, description of, xxii. Talk -o'th'- Hill, Taylor (the water- Tatham-fell chapel, account of, xxii. poet) 's anecdote respecting, xiv. Tatlock, 1^, IX, XII, XXVIII. Tallebois, Ivo, xix. Tatlowe, John, ix.

Tamysmonth, arrival of great boosts of Tattenhall, account of, viii ; church,

pagans at, xv. viii ; hall, notice of, viii. Taneth, Miche de, xx. Tattenhall, Jl, viii. Tanewrth, Eogerus de, xxx. Tattersall, p, xxii. Tannfeld error for Townfeild, in Pen- Tatton, township of Eosthorne, iv,

wortham, xxx. VIII ; Conigree close in, iv ; hall and

Tansy of gooseberries, receipt for, i. park, account of, viii. Tapestry or arras depaynted with Tatton, ^, VIII. pyctures and hystoryes manyfolde, Taunton, co. Somerset, xiii. description of, xv. Taunton, p, viii, xxii. Tapp-house at Delft, its strange privi- Tavy river, i. lege, I. Tawell, A. de, xx. Tarbock, Tarbok or Tarbuck, ^, ii, Tawnton or Tongton hall, Ashton-

XXII, XXVII. under-Line : notice of, xix.

Tarbock, township of Huyton, xxii Taxall, CO. Chester : account of, viii. hall, notice of, xxii. Taylor, |J, viii, ix, xiii, xrv, xvni, Tarbotte or Starbottom, co. York, xrv. XIX, XXII, XXVII, XXVIIT. Tardy, John, xxx. Taylour, Timothy, iv. Tardy's tenement (? Tardy-gate in Teal, wild fowl, i. Earington), xxx. Tedworth, the daemon drummer at,xiii. :

148 eENEEAL INDEX.

Tekely, Drabicius's guess with regard Thetford priory, visits of players to, to, XIII. XXIX. he hath Telesius, Bernardinus : account of, Thevet's Cosmographye, where a XIII. speciall discourse of y^ vnicorne, vii. Temperance of modern tables due to Thief-leaders, under-bailiffs, i. the Erench, xiv. Thiagwall, township of Woodchurch, Tempest, j^, ii, xiv, xix, xxii. VIII. Templer, Mr., xxvii. Thirlewind, John, rv. Templeton, first viscount, xiT. Thirsclogh, xx {tit. Bilyngton). Tenant-services, xvii. Thistelrode, xx (tit. Castelton). Tenantsside, Beechton, Sandbach, viii. Thistelruyding, xx {tit. Bilyngton).

Tenby, i. Thistelyruyding, xx {tit. Eeued). Tenison, archbishop, v, xxii. Thistleton, James, of Wrea, xxii (?). Tennis court, Cambridge, xiii. Thorn., clericus, fil. Graufridi, xxx. Tenths, account of, viii. Thomas, ^, viii, xii, xviii, xix. Tenures of land, xv, xyii. Thomas-a-Kempis, xviii. Terence, it. Thomasson, ^, rv, ix. Terick, Mr., viii. Thomastown, xiv.

Terms, nautical : account of, i. Thomecokfeld, xx {tit. Bilyngton). Terrouane, battle of, xxix. Thomlinson, Mr., vri.

Teruen, xx ; Robertus de, xx. Thompson, ^, iv, vi, viii, xiii, xxn, Testa de NevilV, xiv, xix. XXVII. Testamenta Vetusta, xxix. Thomson, ^, xii, xviii. Testamentary burial, xrv, Thomwort towne repared by the lady Tetlow, toT\aiship of Manchester, xix. Elflede, xv. Tetlow, ^, XIX. Thoresby, John, cardinal and archbi- Tetton, township of Warmingham, viii. shop, XXII. Teutonicus, ^, xx. Thorn (Christmas-blossoming) at Glas- Thacke, to thwack or beat hard, xxiii. tonbury, description of, i. Thame river, xx. Thorn, sad news from, xiii. Thamys (water of) bounds the south Thorn, Mr., xiii. parte of Mercyens, xy. Thornborough, John, D.D., bishop of

Thane, John, D.D : account of, Tin. Worcester, xrv. Thanet, isle of, i. Thornburrow, Francis, of Selset hall,

Thaneth, Mich: de, xx. Kendal : his escape from Wigan, v.

Thar-cakes, oat-cakes, i. Thorncliffe hall, Mottram : notice of,

Thatcher, Mr., i. VIII.

Thelwall, 0, xvii, xx, xxviii. Thomdike, Herbert : account of, xiii. Thelwall chapel, Daresbury, Euncorn Thoruelegh, sir Oliver, clerk, xix. account of, viii. Thorneton, ^, xx. Theobalds, xiv. Thornham, township of Middleton, xix. Theodorus, archebyssop and prymate, Thornhaugh, colonel: his death and XV. eulogy by Cromwell, ii. Theognis, a GTreek poet, iv. Thornhill, near Wakefield, xrv. Therwin, Mr., xii. Thornicroft, xx {tit. Meluer). : ;

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Thornicroffc or Thornycroft, ^, viii, Thursby, |l, xxii, xxvii. XXVII. Thursday before Easter called Shorp- Thornscow, co. York, xix. thursday, xv. Thornton, ^, viii, xix. Thurstanton, Will, son of Matthew Thornton, co. Chester: account of, de, VIII.

Till ; hall, notice of, Tin parsonage, Thurstaston alias ; Thurstanston, co.

xviii; school, VIII. Chester : account of, viii ; church,

Thornton in ]N"eston, viii. VIII ; hall, notice of, viii. Thornton in Coxwold, co. York, birth- Thurston, Mr., xxvii. place of John Webster, vi. Thyune, ^, xviii.

Thornton in Craven, xiv. Thysius, Antonius : notice of, i. Thornton-Steward, co. York: leases Tib, a low woman, xxiii, of, VIII. Tibb, a familiar spirit, vi. Thorold, sir John, bart,, viii. Tibbols, ^, VIII. Thorp, ^, XIII, XVIII, XXIX, xxx. Tichborne, Tichbourne or Tichburu, Thounleye, Eicardus de, xxx. ^, XII, XXII, XXVIII. Tkraso, a character in Terence's Tickle, Thomas, of Altcar, ix, xxii. Eunuch, XXIII. Tick-tacke i.e. tric-trac, a game of Threap, rebuke or censure, vii. tables, XXIII. Threlfall, ^, xxii, xxviii. Tides at Holy-isle, i. Threpfeld, xx {tit. Merland). Tidnock-end, in Grawsworth, vm. Threplondes, xx (tit. Bacford). Tieys, Henr. de, xx. Thristcross, Mr., xiii. Tildesley, township of Leigh, xix. See Throgmorton, Jl, ii, vi, xxviii. Leigh, account of, xxii.

Throgmorton, Mr. : fiendlike children Tildesley, ^, ii, v, viii, xiv, xviii, of, VI. XIX, XXII, XXVIII. Thropp, Eoger, xix. Tilebur or Tillesbur, Waltus de, xx. Thrush, John and Thomas, of London, Tiles (painted) for fire-places, at

woolpackers, viii. Amsterdam : description of, i. Thuanus, xiii. Tillesley, Mr., a presbyterian divine, ii. Thunderbolt, virtues of a, i. Tilleson, Tho., xxiv. Thunderstorm at Lawton, Cheshire Tillotson, archbishop, xiii, xxvii. its fatal effects, xxvii. Tilsley, ^, ii, iv, xiii, xviii, xxvii. Thurgarton priory, co. Notts., xxii. Tilson, ^, XIV.

Thurland castle, Tunstall, xii ; de- Tdston parish, co. Chester: account

scriptions of, II, XXII ; taken and of, VIII. retaken, ii. Tilston, township of Bunbury, viii Thurledak, xx {tit. Eiblecestria). hall, notice of, viii. Thurles, Ireland, xiv. Tilston, Mr., vm.

Thurlow or Thixrloe, |i, ix, xii, xiii, Timber trees, paucity of, in Scotland, i. XVIII, XXII. Time, poetical uses of, xxiii. Thurly, co. Bedford, xiii. Timmis, Eandle, xxrv. Thurneschagh, xx {tit. Spotlond). Timj)erley, township of Bowden, viii

Thurnham hall, Cockerham : account hall, notice of, viii.

of, xxii. Tine river, description of mouth of, i. ; ;

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Tineraouth, i ; castle, i. See Tynmouth. Tomkinson, ^, Tin, Tintern or Kinneagh abbey, co. "Wex- TomHnson, ^, xxii, xxtiii.

ford : notice of, i. Tompson, Joseph, minister of Sefton, Tintwistle, co. Chester, viii. xxii. Tipping, 0, Till, XIX, XXVII. Tomson, James, mariner: information Tirel or Tyrel, Hug., xx. of, xxtiii. Tireman, Mr., of York, xiv. Ton, ^, XIX, XX. Tisser, rev. John, xxii. Tonbrok in Hunresfeld, xx. Tithebarn (the) in Dale-street, Liver- Tong or Tonge-end near "Whitworth, pool, XII. XX.

Tithebarn lane, Liverpool, xii. Tonge in Prestwich, xix ; hall, account

Tithebarn-street, Liverpool : tenancies of, XIX. in, XII. Tonge, ^, XIT, xix, xx, xxtii. Titherington, township of Prestbury, Tongton hall. See Tawnton,

Till. Tongue, Dr. Esrael : account of, xiii. Tithes, difficulty about, xxvii. Tonson, Jacob, bookseller, xxit. Titley, township of Audlem, viii. Tonstal, Dr., xxtii. Tiverton, township of Bunbury, viii. Toone, iHt, xtiii. Toad, strange story of a, ti. Topclyffe, abbot of Whalley, xxn.

Tobaco smoking, xviii ; trade, ix. Tophail's (Ebn) Arabic fiction of Hai

Tockholes, chapelry of Blackburn, xix Ebn Yokdhan : notice of, xiii. account of, xxn. Topham, Mr., of Windsor, ix. Tocstath, ^, XX. Topiary work, i. Todd hall, XIX. Toplifie, CO. York, i. Todd's Life af Milton, xxiv, xxix. Toppeclif, H, XX. Todegreue, xx (tit. Aluetham). Topping, ^, Tin, XII, xtiii, xxtii. Todmarsden, ^, xx. Torald, Henricus, capellanus, xtii. Todmorden, chapelry of Eochdale, xx Torbay, ix. ; account of, xix; hall, xrv, descrip- Torbock, ^, xix, xxn. tion of, XIX. Torbok, Hyton-, near Liverpool, ix. Todson, GrefFrey, xix. Torbok, JJ, ix, xx. Toft, XIII. Torboke, dame Cecill of, xtii. Toft, township ofnether Knutsford,viii. Tordalesik, xx {tit. Eccles). Toft, toAvnship of Eosthorne, viii Torelli. See Sarayna. haU, notice of, viii. Torfote, |i, xtii. Toft, Ji, Tin, XX. Tories and Toryism, t, ix. Toland's Life of Milton, xxit. Torington, co. Devon., xiii. Tole, Ann daughter of John, xit. Torre's Catalogue of Incumhents, xxn. Toleration, of, want xtiii. Torriano, Gio. : notice of, xiii. Toleration act, xtiii. Torthalen, xx (tit. Eccles). Tollemache, ^, tiii. Torver, chapelry of Ulverston, xit ; Tolson, Dr., tii. account of, xxn. Tombert, duke, of the eest regyon of Tospot, Jem, a masque character, xit. England, xt. Toster for TJttoxeter, xit. Tomkins, ^, xtiii, xxit. Totnes, co. Devon, xin. ;; :

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Tott, earl of, xiii. hall and park, Eccles, account of, Totteridge, sit. XIX. Tottington, township of Bury, xix Trafibrd, mickle, Plemstow, yiii. hall, account of, xix; royal manor Trafibrd (bridge-) hall, Plemstow: no- of, XIX. tice of, YIII. Touch, a term for granite or marble, i. Trafibrd (Wimbalds-) hall, Thornton Touchet, ^, Yin, xYiii. notice of, Yin. Toulson, ^, XXII. Trafibrd chapel in Plemstow church, Tounested, xx (tit. Aluetham). YIII. Tournay, wager respecting, ix. Tranent, arrival of highlanders at, Y. Tournourfa]l, xx (tit. Bilyngton). Tranmere, township of Bebington, vin, Tower of London, alleged plot for XII.

seizing, xxYiii ; confinement of TranmuUe, Bernard lord of, Yin.

Oldenburg in, xiii ; records in, xii. Translacion of the corps of saynt "Wer- Tower hill, lord Strafford beheaded on, burge, description of, xv. XIII. Transport debt, ix. Tower garden, Liverpool, xii. Transted ruined by the papists, xiii. Towers, 0, xxii. Transylvania, prince of, xiii. Towgood, John, of "Wrightington, xxii. Traquair, sir John Stewart earl of: Town hall, Liverpool, xii. notice of, i.

Town house near Littleborough : ac- Trathome, xx (tit. Etheleswyk). count of, XIX. Travelling in Bohemia, its dangers and

Towneley, J|, vi, xrv, xviii, xx, xxii, expenses, xxiY. XXVIII. Travers, 0, ix, xii, xx, xxii.

Towneley hall, Burnley : description Travis, p, Yin, xrs, xxii, xxyii. of, XXII. Travis mill, xyiii. Townleian marbles, xxii. Trawden forest, yi. Townley, |l, ii, v, Yin, ix, xiii, xix, Traylebew family, Yin.

XXII, XXIY, XXYIII. Trease, milk-pail, i. Towns in Holland that elect the states- Treasurers and collectors of subsidy, general, I. lord Derby's appointment of, ii. Townsend, P, Yin, xxii. Treasury, petition to lords of the, Townshend, Mr., ix. XXVIII (?). Toxliche, John and Anne, xxii. Treaty of Newport, xyiii. Tosstath, Jacob, ix. Trebon castle, Bohemia, xxiY.

Toxteth park, ix, xii, xx ; chapel, ac- Treby, chief justice, ix. count of, XXII. Tredaugh. See Drogheda. Toxton, XX (tit. Grerstan). Tredeskin, John. See Tradescant.

Tozier, captain, xxyiii. Tremouille, due de : notice of, i. Tradescant or Tredeskin, John, xviii, Trenchard, sir John: account of,

xxYii ; account of, Yii. XXYIII. Trafibrd, 0, n, yiii, xiy, xvin, xix, Trent, city of, xiii.

XX, XXII, XXIII, XXYII, XXYIII ; ety- Trent river, xiy. mology of the name, xxiii. Trentam monastery, legendary notices Trafford, township of Manchester, xix of, XY. 152 GENEEAL INDEX.

Tresham, Mr., xxvii. Tunneworth hyghe, xx (tit. Whalleye) Trevor, ^, rs, xii. Tunneworth ryddynge, xx (tit. Whal- Trevoux, journalists of, xiii. leye). Trials (Jacobite) at Manchester, Tunstall, ^, Y, xx, xxn.

xxvin. TunstaU, account of, xxii ; formation Trim, Ireland, xii. of the deanery of, xix. Trinity college and hall, Cambridge, Tunstede, xx (tit. Etheleswyk). XIII. Tunwalclif, xx. See in same volume Trithemiiis (abbot) on the sex of an- Whiteword. gels, XIII. Tubervile, Dr., viii. Triumphs or pageants, value of, iii. Turenne, ^, xviii. Troghbrok, xx {tit. Whiteword). Turf moss, xviii, XXYII. Trollop or Trollope, fS, ii, viii, xxvii. Turin, siege of, ix. Troms- Booth, lands in Bradshaw, Turkey (Christians in) reverence the Bolton, XIX. English liturgy, ix. Trot, |l, XIII, XXVII. Turks or pirates in the Bristol chan- Troutbeck, fi, viii, xvii. nel, dread of, i. Trowbridge, xii. Tum-crook-hey, a meadow in Wallesey, TrumbuU, William, envoy at Brussels, YIII. IX. Turnebus, xxiv. Trumpington, ^, Yiii, xx. Turner, ^, i, yiii, ix, xii, xviii, xix, Truro, co. Cornwall, xiii. XXII, XXYII. Trussel or Trussell, II, viii, xx. Turnhagh, ^, xx. Tuball and Tubalcain, inventours of Turnogh, sir Eobert, priest of Little- musyke, purtrayed in arras, xv. borough, XIX. Tuchet, ^, XX. Turton, township and chapelry of Bol-

Tucker, J., under- secretary of state: ton : account of, xix ; tower, descrip- his letter to the mayor of Liverpool, tion of, XIX. IX. Turton, ^, ix, xvii, xxii, xxviii. Tuekney, Dr. Anthony, xxvii; ac- Tussingham, township of Malpas, Yiii.

count of, XIII ; his None hut Christ, Tweed river, at Berwick, i. XVIII. Twelfth-day, celebration of, xrv. Tudor, Grabriel, and Mary his wife, Twells, Eob., xiii. XIX. Twelves, Mr., xiii. Tufton, ^, XIV. Twenge, ^, xxii. Tulips in Holland, price of, i. Twiggen nests and baskets, i.

Tulket in Aundirnesse, xxii. Twine, Brian, vicar of Eye : notice of, Tulketh, Marmaduke de, xxii. YII.

Tulketh hall, Preston : notice of, xxii. Twis or Twisse, ^, xx, xxYii. Tullianum (the) at Eome, xviii. Twisleton, ||, ii, xii. Tully, Dr., xxvii. Twiston or Twyston, xiv. Tumblers at court, xiv. Twofoldhee, xx (titt. Castelton, Chade- Tunfeld i.e. Townfield, in "Whiteword, wyk, Merland, Spotlond). XX. Twyselton, Joh. de, xx. Tunneworth heye, xx (tit. Whalleye). Twysse, ^, xvii. ;;

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Twjstes (le) in Warrington, xvii. tween the Eellows of St. John's Tydd rectory, near Wisbeach, viii. college, xxvii. See Cambridge. Tyetli barn, xx {tit. Whalleye). Unsworth, township of Prestwich, xix. Tyldesley, ^, ii, ix, xii, xiy. Unsworth, Anne, xviii, xxvii.

Tyler, Wat : insurrection of, xxii. Unton, sir Henry, ambassador in Tybiey, master of the revels, xxix. France, xxix. Tylston, vicar of Eochdale, xix. TJntoii Inventories of furniture, xiv. Tyne river. See Tine. Unwyn, |l, xviii, xxvii. Tynhead, co. Wilts., xiii. Upcott, Mr., XIII. Tynmoutb abbay distroied by Danes, Upham's (C. W.) Life of Sir H. Vane, XT. XIII. Tynwald court, isle of Man, ix. Uphaven, co. Wilts., xiii.

Tyreiford, Symon de, xx. Up-Holland, chapelry of Wigan : ac- Tyrebare, Jobn, xvii. count of, XXII. See Holland near Tyrer, Jl, ix, xii. Wigan. Tyrer-street, Liverpool, xii. Upshan, Mr., vicar of Acton, xxvii.

Tyringham, sir Arthur : notice of, i. Upton, ^, XIII, xxviii. Tyrwhitt, Grace daughter of Robert, Upton, CO. Chester, xx. XIV. Upton, township of St. Mary's, Ches-

ter, VIII ; notice of, park mira- Tyson, ^, xxii. xv ; Tytylus, kynge of eest England, xv. culously protected by saynt Wer- burge, XV. UaaECOTELAWE, XX {tit. Upton, township of Overchurch, viii

Whiteword). church, viii ; hall, notice of, viii Uhtredus filius Sweyn, xxx. rectory, viii. Ulf, son of Turulf. See Machel and Upton, township of Prestbury, Tin. Ulf. Upton in Woodchurch, viii. Ulkel, Nich., xx. Urmston in Elixton, xix; hall, ac- Ulminus, chanon of Chestre, having count of, XIX. his leg and thie broken, is restaured Urmston, ^, rv, viii, xix, xx, xxii. to helth by saynt Werburge, xv. Ursewyk, Eswardus de, xx.

Ulverston, account of, xxii ; church Urswick, account of, xxii ; church, dependent upon Urswick, xxii. XXII. Umble pye, xiv. Urswick, ^, xxii. TJmfraville or Umphraville, |l, xrv, xix. Urston, John, iv. Uncanonical conduct, xiv. Ushant, ix.

Unccyon, holy : saynt Werburge re- Usher, archbishop, xiii; personal no- quyres the spyrytuall sufferage of, tices of, I; letters of Dr. Thomas

XV. James to, vii ; Sermons, xviii TJnderley park, co. Westmorland, xiv. Works, XIII, Uniacke, Mr., of Carincham, i. Usk river, i. Unicorn, virtues of the horn of the, vii. Utica in Normandy, notices of the Uniformity, act of, rv, xii. abbey of St. Ebrulft at, viii. Union street, Liverpool, xii. manor, Tarporley, ix, xiv,

University of Cambridge : feud be- XVII ; notice of, Tin. 154 GENEEAL INDEX.

Utley, hanged for witchcraft, vi. Vaulting a Sunday sport, xiv. Utrecht, cities and political power of, i. Vause, Thomas, of Grarston, xxii. TJttoxeter, colloquial abbreviation of, Vaux, lord, xiv. XTV. Vaux haU, near Blackpool, xiv. TJty, Dr., xiii. Vavasour, Jl, xiv, xx. Uxbridge, co. Middlesex, xiii. Veal, John, xxviii. TJxbridge commission, xiv. Veasie, Mrs., a most mighty fat woman, i. VACCAEIES of Eossendale forest, Vecta, ilande, called the yle of Wyght, XSII. subdued by Wulfer kynge of Mer- Vadco, Alexius, xiv. cyens, xv. Vaile, to yield, iii. Venables, ^, ii, iv, viii, ix, xvii, xx, Val, Hugh de la, xxii. XXII, XXVII. Valentia, wager respecting, ix. Venator, ^, viii, xx. Valentia, Willus de, xx. Vendeville, Dr., xxv. Valentia, lord, xiii. Venetian ambassador, ix. Valentine, ^, xix, xxvii. Venice, public agent at, xiii; Scotch Valeutinus, Michael Bernhard, xiii. prisoners sent to, xii, xviii.

Vale-Eoyal, Whitegate, tiii, xit ; de- Venn, ^, ix.

scription of the hall, viii. Venner, xviii ; mad prank of, iv.

Vale-Eoyal abbey, xxii ; account of, Venour, WiUus, xx. viir. Verdugo, p, xxv.

Valesius or De Valois, Henry : account Vere, ^, viii, xiii, xvrii, xxix. of, XIII. Vergil, Polydore, xiv. Valiers, captain, i, Verney, Mr., xiii. Vallibus, Nich. de, constab. Cestrie, Vernon, f^, viii, ix, xiii, xiv, xx. XX. Vernon's Cheshire Collections, xxiv. Valor of Pope Nicholas, xix. Versailles, xviii. Vanasembla, Ingelo's country of, xiii. Vesey or Vescy, ||, xix, xx. Vandenberg, grave Henry of, i. Veterinary practice, i. Van Druske, general, ii. Veterinus opposes Drabicius, xiii. Vane, ^, xiii, xviii, xxvii. Veysey, John, LL.D., viii.

Van Helmont, John Baptist, vi ; ac- Vicarages, one of Henry the Eighth's, count of and extracts from his an ironical phrase, xxii. writings, xiii. Vicar's-hin house, near Lymington, Van Helmont, Francis Mercury, xiii. XIX. Vanity, poetical exhortation against, Vicar's lane, viii. XV. Vicomercatus courts Dr. Dee's ac- Vasnaer's (Nicolai) Belationes Histo- quaintance, xxrv. rical, xiii. Vicqueford, monsieur, xiii. Vatteville, Spanish ambassador: his Vienna, siege of by the Turks, xiii. sanguinary contest for precedency, Vigilise and Encoenia, patristic con- xviii. demnation of, XIV. Vaudrey or Vawdrey, ^, viii, xviii. Villemandy, editor of Bochart, xiii. Vaughan, ^, xiii, xviii, xxvii. Villers, ^, ix. : ;

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Villiers, ^, xiv, xxii. Vossius, Grerard John : account of, Vincent, saynt, depaynted on arras, xv. XIII.

Vincent, Mr., preacher at Dort, i. Vossius, Isaac : account of, xiii. Vincent's MS. Collections in college Vyne, Rich., xiii. of arms, xiy. Vincentius Lirinensis, notice of, xii. WAAL river, Holland, i. Vindicice Academiarum, critical notice WabeweU, WiUmus de, xx. of, VI. Waddington, xrv. Viner, fi, viii. Waddington, ^, ii, xx, xxii. Vines, Richard, xiii, xviii. Waddow hill, near Clitheroe, xiv. Violett, Massted, incumbent of Miln- Wade, Jl, VIII, xii, xiii. row, XIX. Wadfurthlong, xx {fit. Etheleswyk). Vipers, vulgar error concerning, xxiii. Wadko, Dr., xiv. Vipont, Eogerus de, xx. Wadley, co. Berks., xiv.

Virgil, IV ; Inferno of, xviii. Wadyngton, Thomas, xvii.

Virginia, ix, xii ; its slave trade, xviii. Waet, Tho., vm. Virginia company sell the Bermudas, Wagers, political, ix. XIII. Wagner's (Adolphus) Oiordano Bruno, Mary depaynted on arras, xv. XIII. Virgin queen, dream respecting a, Wagstaffe, ^, vi, viii, xxviii. XXIII. WaUes of Newcastle, stained glass by, Virgins crowned with the lyly or with XIX. rooses, embrodred purtrayture of, Wainesford, Mr., xiv. XV. Wainhouse, ^, xxii.

Visitations of Lancashire, xiv. See Wainman, colonel : notice of, ii. vol. XXIV, art. 3. Wainwright, Ji, ii, viii, xii, xix, xxii. Visitelli, Barbara, xxii. Wait or Waite, iE, viii, xviii. VitcB Fatrum caused to be redde for a Wakefeld, Alexander de, vicar of pastyme by saynt "Werburge, xv. Ormskirk, xxii. Vitalis, Ordericus, xiv. Wakefield, co. York, i, ii, rv, xrv. Viviani, geometer, xiii. Wakering, John, bishop of Norwich, Vocabularies of sea and Scotch terms, i. XXII.

Vodka, Alexius, M.D. : notice of, xiv. Wakes and rushbearings, xrv, xxiii. See Vadco and Wadko. Walays, P, xxii. Voetius, xiii, XVIII. Walbank, William, xiv. Voght's Catalogus Librorum Bario- Walchius's or Walch's Bihlia TJieolo- rum, XIII. gica Selecta, xiii. Voltaire's philanthropist, xii. Walden, xiii.

Von Hammer, xviii. Waldenses, books of the, i ; collection Vornscapps, Dutch common-council- in England for, xiii. men, I. Wale or wall, a wave, vii. Vorstius, Adolphus, doctor of physic Walensis, |i, xx.

his mode of lecturing, i. Wales, IX ; Brytons expulsed to, xv Vortiger, kynge of Britons, invites dytche OfFa dyvydes it from Eng-

over duke Hengyst, xv. lande, xv ; English princes of, viii. ; ; :;

156 GENEEAL INDEX.

"Wales, north : its connexion with Li- Walmsley, chapelry of Bolton : ac-

verpool, XII. count of, XIX ; becke or brook, xix. Wales, Mr., xviii. Walmsley or Walmesley, ^, ix, xiv, Waleton and Waletone, ^, xx, xxii, XIX, XXII, XXVIII. XXX. Walney island, chapelry of Dalton "Waley, township of Taxall, viii. account of, xxii. Waley, Thoma de, xvii. Walnut-tree hey, Liverpool, xii. Waleya, "William son of Eichard de, Wahiut-trees, Christmas-blossoming, i. viii. Walpole, ^, IX, XIII, xxii.

"Waleys, 13, xx. Walpole's Anecdotes of Painting, xrv; "Walgrave, Mr., xxviii. Letters to Mann, ix. "Walkden, ^, xiv. Walschagh, Ad. de, xx. Walker, JJ, i, v, yiii, ix, xii, xiii, xiv, Walsh, fj, VIII, XIV, XVII, XXII. xviii, XIX, XXII, xxYii, xxviii. Walshman, f2, vi. Walker's History of Independency, Walsingham, sir Francis, xxrv.

XII ; Sufferings of the Clergy, xii, Walter, ^, viii, xix, xxii, xxx. XIX. Walthall, ^, VIII. Wall, to boil, I. Walthew, ^, ii, xxii.

Wall, f5t, VIII, XIII, XIV, XXII, XXIV. Walthewyscroffc, xx {tit. Swynton). Wall^eus, ^, I. Walton, ^, V, VIII, xiii, xiv, xvii,

Wallasey, vii ; account of, viii XVIII, XIX, XXII, xxvii, XXVIII, xxx.

church, viii ; leases of, viii. Walton, XX ; capella, xx.

Wallasey-leasowe, ix. Walton, near Liverpool, ix, xii ; ac-

Wallasey-race, iv ; meaning of, vii. count of, XXII ; hall, XXII.

Wallaston, township of Acton, viii. Walton-le-Dale, xiv ; account of, xxii Wallbank, a messuage in Eochdale, hall, notice of, xxii. XIX. Walton, over- and nether-, Daresbury, Walle, Will., prebendary of Chester, Euncorn, viii. VIII. Walton bridge, military occupation Wallensis, Eichard, lord of Litherland, and passages of, ii. XXII. Walton's Polyglot Bihle, notice of, xiii. Waller, ^, xii, xiii, xviii. Waltuna or Waleton, Ulf. de. See Wallingford, WHliam Knollys viscount: Wartuna. account of, xiv. Walworth, co. Hants., xiv. Wallis, ^, I, IV, IX, XIII, XXII, xxix. Walworth, ^, xix, xxvti. Wallons, Mr., minister of Coulton, xxii. Wambewell, Willyam de, xx. Walloons, i. Wandsford, Christopher: notice of,

Wallop, sir Henry, of Earley Wallop : XIV. notice of, i. Wanklyn, J. B., vi. Walloper well, xiv. Wantage, co. Berks., xiii. Walls, ancient, viz., Picts', Graham's, Wango, Dolly, a masque character, xiv. Berwick, Chester, Newcastle, York, i. Wapentake, keeping a, xrv. Walm, a salt-measure, i. Wapping, IX. Walraersley, township of Bury, xix Warburton, chapelry of Lymm, rv, school, notice of, xix. XVII ; account of, viii ; priory, viii. :; ;

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Warburton, ^, yiii, xii, xiii, xiv, of, XVII ; military struggles at, ii, v,

XVII, XIX, XX, XXIII, XXVII. XII ; inquisition at, xxviii ; bridge,

Warch, a pain, vi. early history of, xvii ; heath, high Warcoaste, Dr., physician of Leyden church, museum, rectory, windmill,

his singular prescription, i. XVII ; Grrey-friars' monastery, viii Ward, 0, II, VI, vii, viii, ix, xii, xiii, Trinity chapel, xix, accoimt of, xxii. XIV, XVIII, XXII, XXIII, xxvii. See Weryngton. Wardell, Math., xiii. Warrington, earls of, iv, viii, ix, xix, Wardens of Manchester, xviii, xxvii. XXII, XXVII. Wardens (church-), swearing in, xviii. Warthe (le) in Arpeley field, Warring- Wardhull parva, villa de, xx. ton, XVII. Wardle, township of Bunbury, viii Warton in Kendal, account of, xxn hall, notice of, viii. ruins at, xxii. Wardleworth, Jl, xix. Warton, township and chapelry of

Wardley hall, Eccles, xiv ; account of, Kirkham, xx ; account of, xxii. XIX. Warton, Ji, viii, xxii, xxiv, xxix. Wardul, ^, xx. Wartuna error for Waltuna, Ulf. de, Ware, co. Herts., xiii, park, xrv. and Hulf. de, xxx. xiv ; Wale©bn, Ware, sir John la, xix. Warwick repared by Elflede duchesse Ware's (Dr. Hibbert-) Sistory of Col- of Merciens, xv. legiate Church of Manchester, xiv, Warwick, earls of, ii, viii, xii, xv, xx. 3 IX. Warwick, countess of, xxiv. Ware's (sir James) History of Ireland, Wasehett, William de, knt., lord of XIV. Copenhall, viii. Wareham, William, xxvii. Wash (the) near Latchford, xvii. Wareing or Waring, ^, viii, xiv, xxil. Washing (sluttish mode of) in Scot- Waretre, assessment of, ix. land and Ireland, i. Warford, township of Alderley, viii. Waspetub, xx {tit. Croenton). Warinus, f^, xxx. Waste, xxx {tit. Earington). Warkworth occupied by the Northum- Watchet, co. Somerset, i. brian rebels, v. Water, medicinal value of, i.

Warkworth castle, i. Waterfall, Rob. de, xx.

Warmakysholt, xx (tit. Spotlond). Waterford, ix ; description of, i. Warmingham, account of, viii. Waterford, S. episcoj)us, xx. Warmingham, ^, xii, xxviii. Waterfordleye, xx {tit. Wolueton). Warminster, xiii. Water-garth or -yarth, great and little, Warner, P, i, ii, xiii. Liverpool, xii. Warnsfeld, battle of, xxv. Watergate-strete, xx {tit. Cestria). Warr (de la), ^, xix, xxii. Waterhouse, ^, xxii, xxvii. Warrant, sir John, knt., ix. Waterhouses, township of Ashton- Warren, ^, viii, xiv, xviii, xxii, under-Line, xix. XXVII. Waterland's (Dr.) Moyer Lectures, Warriner, ||, xrv, xxii. XIX.

Warrington, iv, vi, viii, ix, xiii, xviii, Water-street, Liverpool : tenancies in,

XIX ; account of, xxii ; description XII. 158 aENEKAL INDEX.

"Waterworks, curious, at Amsterdam, i. Wedon, co. Northampton : legendary Watfield, township of Astbury, Yiii. account of saynt Werburge's re- Watford, co. Herts., xiii. sidence there, xv. Watkins, Mr., xiii. Weest party ofMercyens {i.e. Cheshire) "Watkinson, ^, xxvii. in all actes marcyall ever have the "Watling-street, i, Tin. victorye, xv. "Watlondeswoderod, xx. Weever, township of Middlewich, "Watlondewod, xx (tit. Spotlond). VIII. "Watmough, ^, xir, xix. Weever family, viii. "Wats, Eob., a godly minister, xiT. Weever's Monuments, xxix. "Watson, ^, I, IV, viii, xiv, xviii, xix, Weidler's Hist. Astron., xiii. XXIV, XXVII. Weimar, ghosts at, i. "Watson's History of Halifax, xiv. Weimar, dukes of, i, xiii. "Watt, JJ, IX, XXII. Welch, Ji, XXII. "Watts, jl, VIII, IX, XIII, XXVII. Welchman, ^, xiii, xxvii. "Watt's (Eev. Thomas) Life of Br. Weld, fj, XXII. Assheton, xix. Weldon, p, xrv, xxii.

"Waverham, account of, viii ; church, Weidon's Court of James I., xviii.

VIII. Well in More street, Liverpool : ac- "Waverley abbey, co. Sussex, xxii. count of, XII. "Waverton, account of, viii. Wellar, Mr., xiii. "Wavertree, Eichard de, prior of St. Wellegate, xx {tit. Cliderhou). Oswald of Nostell, xxii. Wellesik, xx {titt. Cliderhou, Whelton, "Wavertree lane, Liverpool, xii. See Whiteword).

Waretre. Wells, XIII ; description of, i ; cathe- "Wax-penny, an Easter due, xxii. dral, vin. "Wax-work at Amsterdam, i. Wells, ^, VIII, XXVII. AVay, Albert, xxiv; his Catalogue of Welsby, J., viii.

Antiquities, Sfe., xiv ; Promptorium Welsh, ^, xviii, XIX. Parvidorum, vi. Welsh evidences or title-deeds, xxiv. "Waynegate, xx {tit. Wlipshire). Welsh Inventory, xvrii. "Waynwright, "William, ix. Weltby, Joseph, virr. "Wearden, Eob., cook, xxii. Wemyss, earls of, xxii. "Weardley, a seat of the Tyldesleys, Wenborough, co. Devon., i. XIV. Wendebrok, xx {tit. Bilyngton). "Wearyall hill, near Grlastonbury, xiii. Wenedocie, bishopric of aU South Weaver, captain, iv. Wales, XV. Web, Webb or Webbe, ^, ii, viii, Wenefryde (saynt) depaynted on arras, XIX, XXII, XXIV, XXIX. XV. Weber, Mr., xxix. Wenlecence (place of) founded by erle Webster, ^, vi, viii, ix, xiii, xvii, Leofric, xv. XXII. Wensleydale, a little war in, xrv. Webster's History of Metallurgy, xiv. Wentworth, ^, ix, xii, xiii, xiv, xix, Wedacre or Woodacre hall, Garstang: XXII. notice of, xxii. Weobley, ix, xviii. ;.

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"Werbode, a fals knyght of kynge "Wul- Westmariland or "Westmoreland, origin

fer : legendary account of, xr. of the name, xv.

Werburge or Werburgh, St., i ; H^oly "West Mercia. See "Weest.

Lyfe and History of, viii, xv ; her "Westminster, ix ; abbey, xiv ; school, exilogistic titles, xt. Henry Stubbe's education at, xiii. "Werburgh's (St.) abbey, Chester, i, "Westminster, Eobert first marquis of,

VIII ; foundation and endowment of, XIX, XXII. XV. See St.Werburgh. "Westmoreland, earls of, xiv, xix. Werburgh's (St.) church, Dublin, i. "Westmoreland militia run away from "Werden, ^, xii, xxii. the rebels, v. Werdul, ^, xx. Weston, township of Euncorn, viii. Werford, little-, township of Over- Weston, township of WibuJibury, viii,

Peover, Eosthorne, viii. XII ; haU, notice of, viii. Werneth manor, viii. Weston and Weston house, co. Derby, Werneth for "Wornyth, Eic. de, xx. VIII. "Weryngton, xx. Weston, 0, VIII, xviii, xx, xxvii. Weryngton, ^, xx. West- Saxons, famous and myghty, "Weseham, Eog. de, bishop of Lich- thyrde realme of Saxons, xv. field, XIX. Westslak, xx (titt. Eccles, Westewod) "West, |l, rx, XIII, xviii, xix, xxii, Westwood, XX (tit. Whalleye). XXVII. Weteakyrs, Warrington, xvii. "Westby, J^, ii, xiv, xxii, xxviii. Weteleye, xx (tit. Spotlond). in Spot- Westby hall, Kirkham : notice of, xxii. Weteleye (now Whiteleys Westchester (Speech of the Ifayor of), land), Henricus de le, xx. a poetical satire, xiv. Wetenhalenes, ancient name of Vale "West-Derby, ix, xii. Eoyal, viii. "Westeighes, xx (tit. Aluetham). Wetenhall, chapelry of Over, viii "Westeleye, 1^, xx. haU, notice of, viii. "Western, Mr., fellow of Manchester Wetenhall, 0, viii, xiii, xx. collegiate church, xviii. Wetherley, "William, vicar of Black- "Westewod and its divisions, xx. See burn and custos regalitatis of duchy in same volume Eccles. of Lancaster, xxii. Westfaling, Herbert, bishop of Here- Wethney- probably "Whittern-abbey in ford: notice of, i. Galloway, xxii. "Westhoughton or Westhalghton, town- Weverham, township of Whitegate,

ship and chapelry of Dean, xx ; ac- viii.

count of, XIX. Wexford, xii ; description of, i. "West Indies, ix. Weyme, David, i. "West-Kirby, viii. Weymouth, xiii. "West-Lavington, co. "Wilts., xiii. Weys- or orphan-houses, in Holland, "West-Leigh, township of Leigh, xix, I. XXII. Weysmaisters, i. "Westley, Mr., xxviii. "Whaley, Dr., xiii. "Westmarches endure moche turment WhaUey, |l, ii, viii, ix, xiv, xix, xx, from the Danes, xv. XXII, XXVIII. ;

160 GENEEAL INDEX.

Wlialley, vi, xii, xiii, xiv; account "Whiston's Memoirs, xiii. {tit. of, XXII ; battle at, ii ; divisions and "Whitacre, xx Liuesay).

bounds of the parish, xx ; its original Whitacre orchard, xx {tit. "Whalleye). Holme, xrv. extent, xiy ; impoverished state of "Whitacre, Thomas, of "Whitacres, xx. the chapels, yii ; church and church- ^, yard, xiT; school, XIX, XXII; church- "WTiitaker, ^, i, ti, xii, xit, xix, xxii,

wardens' accounts, xiv ; abbates, XXTII. decani, portarius, procurator, rector Whitakers, Anne, Tin. et vicarii de, xx. "Whitborne, near Bromyard, xtiii. {tit. WhaUey abbey, ti, xvii ; description "Whitbrok, xx Sadelword).

of, XXII ; notice of. Tin ; arms of, "Whitby, Edward, antiquary: notice XIY. of, TII. Whalley Coucher Booh, xvii, xix. "Whitby in Stoke, Tin. "Wharton, township of Davenham, Tin. ", foundation and endow-

"Wharton, lords, ii, ix, xxtiii. ment of, XT ; formerly called Streny- "Wharton, |l, i, xii, xtiii. shalt, XT. "Wharton's Troubles and Trial ofArch- "Whitchurch, co. Salop, i, Tin; taken hisliop Laud, xiii. by the parliament's forces, n. "Whatcroft, township of Davenham, "Whitchurch, Mr., minister of St. Tin. Peter's, Nottingham, xxtii. Whatton, fj, IX, xtiii. White, p, TII, Tin, xiii, xrv, xtiii, "Wheate, sir Thomas, xxii. XXII, XXTII, XXX. Wheatley, xx {tit. "Whalleye). "White's Bampton Lectures, xtiii. "Wheatley-lane in Pendle, ti. Whiteby, xx. "Wheatley's Moyer Lectures, xix. "White-chapel in Goosenargh alias "Wheeler, Mr., xiii. Threlfall chapel, chapelry of Kirk-

"Wheel-horses, their mode of working, i. ham : account of, xxii. "Wheelock, township of Sandbach, Tin Whitechapel, Liverpool, xii. hall, notice of, Tin. "White cross, Liverpool, ix, xii. "Wheelock, Hugh, Tin, White cross, Warrington, XTil. Wheelton, near Rivington, xix. Whitefeld, xx {tit. Wolueton). "Whelcroft, xx (titt. "Whelton, "White- Whitefield in Pilkington, Prestwich, word). XIX.

"Whelps, ships of war : notices of, i. Whitefield, ||, xxii, xxtiii. "Whelton and its divisions, xx. Whitegate alias Newchurch, account "Whetstone, G-eorge, xiii. of. Tin.

"Whichcote, p, xiii, xxtii. Whitehall, London : Sunday perform- "Whigs, IX; their history and prin- ances at, XIT. ciples, T. Whitehall in , xxii. "Whnton, Mat., Tin. "WhitehaU, Mr., of Pettles, xxtii. Whirley rents, in Halton, Tin. Whitehaven, ix, xii, xix. Whisperiag place in Gloucester cathe- Whitehead, ^, xit, xtiii, xix, xxii,

dral : description of, i. XXTII.

"Whiston hall, Prescot, ix; notice of, Whiteing, last abbot of Glastonbury, i. xxii. Whitekar, xx {tit. Harwod). VOLS. I.— XXX. 161

Whitelegh, Agnes filia Heurici de, xx. Whittington, co. Lane: account of,

Wliitelocke, Bulstrode, xii, xiii, xviii. XXII ; hall, notice of, xxii. Whitendale, xiv. Whittington, Eev. T. J., of Winwick, "Whitendale, James, xit. XII. "White-parish, co. Wilts., xiii. Whittle, tithes of, xix. White-rent in Hale, xxii. Whittle, Ji, VI, XII, xviii, xix, xxii, Whitesiche, xx {tit. Grerstan). XXVII.

Whiteside, Richard: information of, Whitworth, chapelry of Rochdale : ac- XXVIII. count of, XIX. Whitestob, XX (tit. Wolueton). Whitworth, P, xiv, xix. in Bowland, chapelry of Whynn, Mr., xiii.

Whalley, xiv ; account of, xxii. Whytehead, Eobert, chantry priest of Whitewell chapel in Iscoyd, co. Flint, Downham, xxii. VIII. Whythinfeld, xx (tit. Spotlond). Whitewellsike, xx (tit. Whiteword). Whytingham, Warinus de, xx. White Wolfe, a sermon by Stephen Wibunbury, co. Chester: account of, Denison, xiv. VIII. WTiiteword and its divisions, xx. Wichalgh or , township of Whiteword, |^, xx. Malpas, VIII. Whitewordbrok, xx (tit. Whiteword). Wich-Malbank, barony and chapel of, Whitfield, |i, ii, iv, viii, xxviii. VIII. See Wych-Millbank and Wyco- Whitfield hall in Crompton, Oldham, Malbank. XIX. Wickens and Wickyns, ||, iv, xviii, Whitgift, archbishop, xix. XXVII. Whitham, Dr., xxii. Wickham-church, painted glass in, vii.

Whithead, Jane, ix. Wicklifie, John, xii ; Eichard James's Whitley, over-, co. Chester, iv. justification of, vii. Whitley, higher-, tovniship of Bud- Wickstead, ^, viii, xxiv. worth, viii. Wickstead hall in Whitchurch, viii. Whitley, lower- or nether-, township Widdowes, John, ix.

and chapelry of Budworth : account Widdrington, lords, ii, v. of, VIII. AViddrington, ^, v, xxviii. Whitley, Jl, ii, viii. Wierus, lofty character of, vi. Whitlock, j3, xiii, XXVII. Wife of twenty-four husbands, i.

Whitloe, Thomas, of Bootle, xii. Wigan, IV, xii, xiii, xrv ; general ac-

Whitmore, Ji, viii, xxii, xxv. count of, XXII ; military proceedings

: at, Whitney, highwayman : his pretended at, II rebel prisoners v ; parlia-

plot, XXVIII. mentary election, ix ; Benedictine

Whitson-ales, xiv. priory, viii ; school, xix, xxii ; hall, Whittacre, 12, xxii, xxvii. notice of, xxii. See Wygan. Whittaker, ^, xiv, xxii. Wigan lane, battle of, xii, xiv. Whittakers for Whitacres, James, Wigan, Mr., Independent minister, VIII. IV. Whittern abbey in Gralloway, xxii, Wiggan, ^, XVIII, xix, xxvii. Wbittingham, ^, xxii. Wiggin, major John, xiv. T 162 GENEEAL INDEX.

: Wigglesworth, John : his epitaph by William of Nassau, prince of Orange "Whitaker, xiy. his murder and tomb, i. Wight, isle of, vii. William, St., archbishop of York, i. ", township of Malpas, viii; William of Maluysburye {i.e. Malms- school, XIX. bury), XV. Wigley, Mr., xxvii. William (son of NigeU) constable of Wigmore, Jl, xxvii. Chester: his miraculous passage of Wigstaston, township of "Wibunhury, the Dee, xv. Till. WiUiams, ^, viii, ix, xii, xiii, xiv, "Wigtoun, John Flemiug earl of, i. XXV, XXVIII. Wilaveston, the Norman name of Wir- Williamson, ^, viii, xii, xviii, xix, rall hundred, Tin. XXII, XXVII, XXVIII. "Wilbraham, P, viii, xiv, xviii, xx, Williamson- street, Liverpool, xii. XXII, XXIV, XXVIT. Willis, |J, VIII, IX, XIII, XIX, XXII. Wilcocks, ^, XIII. Willisell, Thomas, xiii. "Wilcox, ^, VIII. Willmot, rev. E. A., xiii. Wild, ^, XVIII, XIX, XX. Willmus, ^, XXX. Wildboar-clough, township of Prest- Willoughby, lords, xiii, xviii, xix,

bury, VIII ; township of Maccles- XXII, XXVII, XXVIII. field, VIII. Willoughby, j2, ii, xiii, xix, xxviii. Wildbore, Ji, xxii. Wills, general: his military conduct Wilde, Jl, xii. and proceedings during the Jacobite Wilderspool bridge, xvii. rebellion, v. Wilding, Isabel, xxii. Wilmesley, |l, viii.

Wilfchristeland, xx {tit. Eeued). Wilmslow, IV ; account of, viii. Wilkes, John, ix. Wilmslow, Jl, VIII, XIX. Wilkesley in Audlem, viii. Wilne in Weston, viii. Wilkin, Eicd., xiii. Wilsey, James, vi. Wilkins, John, bishop of Chester, vi, Wilskley in Audlem, viii. XVIII, XXII, XXVII; notices of, iv, Wilson, p, IV, VIII, XII, XIII, xiv,

VIII, XIII ; his Beauty ofProvidence, XVIII, XIX, XXII, XXVII, XXVIII. XVIII. Willson, ^, XXIV. Wilkins, Jos., ix. Wilter, Mr., of Chester, iv. Wilkinson, ^, vi, viii, xiv, xvii, xxii, Wilton, earl of Pembroke's house at, XXVII. XIII. Willaston, township of Neston, viii. Wilton, earls of, xix, xxii. Willbrake, Peter, xviii. Wilton, lord Grey de, xix. Willesty, Job., rector of St. Mary's, AViltou, Eustachius de, xx. Chester, viii. Wilvescomb ybr Wiveliscombe, co. So- William the Conqueror: causes why merset, XIII. he came to this countre, xv. Wimberley, aunt of H. Newcome, William Eufus confirms and endows XXVII. saynt AYerburge's abbey, xv. Wimbersley, township of Middlewich, William III., ix, xii plot to assas- VIII. ; sinate, XXVITI. Wimbysh, }l, xiv. ;,

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"Wimmersley or Wimberley, xiv, xxii. neral account of, xxii ; fighting at,

See Winmerleigh. II ; hall, notice of, xxii ; school, no- Wiueham, township of Budworth, tice of, IY. viri. Winwick church, description of, xxii

"Wincliester, i, xiii ; a pryncypall cytee monuments to the Brothertons in,

of West-saxons, xv ; cathedral and XII. school, Tin. Winwick, J^, xxii.

Winchester, marquess of, Yin. Wiresdale, chapelry of Lancaster : ac- "Winckley, ^, xxii. count of, XXII.

Wincle in Macclesfield, account of, Wirrall, deanery of, Yin, xix ; rent Yin. paid by rural dean, yiii. Windebank, ^, ii, iy. Wirrall, hundred of: its situation, i;

Windle in Prescot, xix. Norman name, Yin ; miraculously Windle, p, ix, xii. preserved by saynt Werburge, xy.

Windmills in Holland, i ; in Liverpool, Wirrall, mayor of Chester, Yin. XII. Wisall, Margaret, of Wisall, xiy. Window in St. Edmond's church, Wistanston, p, yiii.

Salisbury : fanatical destruction of, Wistaston, co. Chester, xiy, xyii ; ac-

XIY. count of, yiii ; hall, Yin ; Eed hall,

Windsor, ix, xiii, xix ; castle, xyiii. YIII. Winefride or Guinivere, the white hill- Wisterson (? Willaston or Wistaston) water, YII. CO. Chester, xxiy. Wingate, ^, ix, xxyiii. Witches and witchcraft, i, yi, yii, xii,

Wingfield, sir Henry : his evidence at XXII, XXIY. the Jacobite trials, xxyiii. Witefeld, Eobertus de, xyii. Winifte, Thomas, , Withalgh, Willmus de, xxx. xiii. Withburge, saynt, daughter of kynge Winkleye, Mr., ix. Anna of eest-Eugland, xy. Winmerleigh hall, Garstang: notice Withenford, xx {tit. Wolueton). of, XXII. Withens, willow trees, i. Winn, IX, xiY. Withenshaw chapel, Northenden, yiii ^, ; Winnington, ||, Yin. hall, notice of, Yin. Winnington in Witton, Northwich, Withers, ^, xxii. Yin. Witherslack, in Beetham, co. West- Winnington bridge, battle of, iy. moreland, XIX. Winstanley, township of Wigan, iy, Withington, Yin.

XXII ; hall, notice of, xxii. Withington, township of Didsbury, Winstanley, fl, ii, iy, xii, xix. Manchester, xix. Winston, JDr. Thomas, xiii. Withington, lower, township of Prest- Winter, ^, xyiii, xxii, xxiii, xxy, bury, Yin. XXYII, XXYIII. Withington, James, xxyii. Win-the-fight's (Mrs.) case of ca- Withycomb, co. Devon, xiii. suistry, XIY. Witnesses in State Trials, names of, Wintoun, earls of, i, Y. XXYIII. trials, Winwick, Yin, ix, xii, xiy, xvii ; ge- Witnesses in Jacobite petition : :;

164 QENEEAL INDEX.

that they might be examined apart Wolleston, sir John, alderman of Lon- refused, sxTiii. don, II.

"Witney church, Oxfordshire : deco- Wolley, p, XVIII, xxiv, xxvii. rated window in, xix. Wolrych, Sarah daughter of Eobert, Witter, Mr., viii. VIII.

Witton, chapelry of Northwich : ac- Wolseby (? Wolseley), sir Charles,

count of, Tin ; school, Yiii. bart., XVIII. "Witton, E,obertus filius Eoberti de, Wolsett or Woolsett, Dr., parson of XX. Chipping, XXII. "Witty, Dr., xxvii. Wolsey, cardinal, xxix. Wives in Scotland retain their maiden AVolslet error for Wolset, Greorge, names, i. vicar of Eibchester, viii. "Wladislas, fourth king of Poland, xiii. Wolstanesholm, ^, xx. "Wlipshire, villa de, xx. Wolstenholme, ^, xiv, xix.

Wlipshire, ^, xx. Wolstenholme haU, Eochdale : account Wodcokke, William, xxii. of, XIX. Wode, John, xvii. Wolue, Eobertus de, xx. Wodechirche, 0, xx. Wolueton {i.e. Woolton) and its divi- Wodecok, Henry, xviT. sions, XX. Wodemylne, xx (titt. Acton, Walton). Wolueton, Orm de, xx. Woden, prynce, fifteenth from Noe Woluetscoles, xx {tit. Cliderhou). of whom our progenytours, Angles, Wolveley, Alice de, and her son Jutes and Saxons lynyally succeded, Thomas de Tonge, xix. XT. Wolvesacre hall, Malpas, viii. Wodenothe, Eichard, bookseller, xiii. Wolworth, Nich., xviii. Woderoue, ^, xx. Woman, whether a good angel can Wofall, Thomas, ix. appear in the shape of, xiii. Wogan, J^, II, V. Womball, fi, xxviii.

Wolden hall, Eccles : notice of, xix. Wombwell, Mr., xxvii. Wolf de Kyrkelanton, Willmus dictus Wonderful News from the North, a le, XX. witch pamphlet, vi. Wolfall, ^, IX, XX, XXII. Wood, value and use of, in Ireland, i

Wolfall hall, Huyton : notice of, xxii. near Liverpool, origin and value of, Wolfatt, G-eorge, rector of Eibchester, XII. XXII. Wood, ji, II, VI, VII, VIII, XII, XIII, Wolfenbuttell, duke of, ix. XIV, XVIII, XIX, XXII, XXVII, XXIX. Wolfenden, |^, xviii, xix, xxvii. Woodacre or Wedacre haU, Garstang Wolfgeatus, pater, xxx. notice of, xxii. Wolfhouse hall. Chipping: notice of, Woodbank in Shotwick, viii. XXII. Woodburn, John, xxii. Wolfius's Bihliotheca Sehraica, xiii. Woodchurch, account of, vill. Wolgherton, township of Wibunbury, Woodcock, ^, XIII, XXII, xxvii. VIII. Woodes, XX {tit. "Whalleye). Wollen, ^, XVIII, xxvii. Woodfen, Mr., xviii. : :;

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Woodford in Prestbury, yiii. Lane, XXII priory, xxii poor of, ; ;

Woodford hall, Over : notice of, viii. YIII: battle of, lY, XII, xiy, xyiii, Woodhay chapel, Faddeley, Wren- xxYii. See Wygornensis.

bury, YIII ; hall, notice of, Tin. Worcester's (marquis of) invention of Woodhead in Mottram, notices of, i, the steam-engine, xyiii. VIII. Wordeleywall, xx {tit. Halghton). Woodhouse, ^, vii, yiii, xx. Wordell, xx {tit. Whalleye). Woodhouse-end, G-awsworth, yiii. Wordelword i.e. Wardleworth, xx. Woodhouses, township of Frodsham, Wordelword, ^, xx. YIII. Worden, ^, xxii, xxyii. Woodka, Alexius, xiy. See Yodka. Worden or Wearden hall, Leyland Woodland, chapelry of Kirby Irelith account of, xxii. account of, xxii. Words, tenacity of, xxiy. Woodmote, court of, xiy. Wordsworth, ^, xxii. Woodnoth family, yiii. Wordsworth's JEcclesiastical Biogra- , chapelry of St. Mi- phy, XIII.

chael's upon Wyre, xxii ; hall, notice WorduU or WordehuU, villa de, xx. of, XXII. WorduU or WordehuU, 13, xx. Woodral/or Woodnoth, yiii. Workedelegh, xx. Woodrofle, Richard, of Burnley, xxii. Workedelegh, J3, xx. Woodi'oof, ^, XIY. Workesley, Jordan de,and his daughter Woods, P, TY, Y, IX, XII, XXII. Margaret, xxii. Woodside, ^, xii. Workington or Wirklington rectory,

Woodstock, Thomas of, earl of Lan- CO. Cumberland : notice of, Yin. caster, XXII. World (the), curious paper in, xyiii. Woodward, J^, yiii, xxyiii. Worldly interruptions of a divine, Woodyard or Ridyard, a little orchard XYTII. in Chester belonging to the bishopric, Wormall, Ciceley daughter of Mr., YIII. XIX. Wool of Cotswold the finest in the Wormhill, xix (?). kingdom, i. Wormhill family, yiii. Wool-trade of Leyden, i. Wormius, Olaus, and his son William, Wooler, rebel forces at, Y. XIII. Woolfall, Richard, of Highton, xxYiii. Worms-head, Glamorganshire, i. WoollaYington, co. Somerset, i. Worneth, William de, xix.

Woolmer, Samuel, xyiii, xxvii. Worneth hall, Oldham : account of, Woolrych and Woolrich, p, yiii, xiii. XIX. Woolset, George, parson of Cheapyn, Worrall or Worrell, Ji, xii, xxyii. YIII. See Wolslet, Wolsett, Wolfatt. Worsewall in Wrenbury, yiii. Woolton (much- and little-) in Child- Worsley, township of Eccles, xix wall, YIII, IX. See Wolueton. haU, account of, xix. Woorall (lieut.) at Lathom siege, ii. Worsley, ^, yiii, xii, xiii, xyiii, xix,

Worcester, bishopric, XY ; dean and XXII, xxyii. chapter, patrons of Warton, co. Worsoe, xiy. :

166 GENEEAL INDEX.

Worston, xiy, xx ; hall, description of, Wulfade, saynt and martyr, brother of

xiT ; house, manor, mill, wood, xiT. saynt Werburge : legendary notices

Worston, Hugo fil. Eadulphi de, xx. of, XV.

Worswick error for "Warwick, Mr., Wulfer, kynge of Mercyens : legendary banker, xxii. account of, xv. Worth in Prestbury, viir. Wulstone, near Warrington, xvii. Worth, count de, xiii. Wulstone broke, xvii. Worth, ||, Tin. Wurzburg, bishop of: his chancellor Worthington in Standish, xiii. and page burnt for witchcraft, Worthington, Ji, viii, ix, xiii, XTiii, I. XIX, XXII, XXV, XXTII, XXYIII. Wyatt, fi, VIII, xviii, xix, xxii.

Worthington's JDiary, xviii ; Miscel- Wybba, kynge of Mercyens, xv.

lanies, XIII. Wybrant, William : information of,

Worthley, Grace : notice of and letter XXVIII.

from, Tin. Wyche, Thomas de, rector of ' Man- Worton, Dr., xxtiii. chester, XIX. Worton hall in Wensleydale, notice Wych-Millbank, viii. of, XIV. See Morton. WycliiF, Solom., viii. Wotton, ^, XIII, XIV. Wycoller or WykeoUer hall, Colne Wotton's Baronetage, xiv. notice of, xxii. Woulfe, Edward, xxvii. Wyco-Malbank or Nantwich, barony Wra, Adam and Gerard de, xxii. of, XX pedigree, xx. ; Wray, John, xiii. Wyddell near Bury, xix. Wray green, meeting-house, school, Wydenhul, ^, xx. XXII. Wydnes, boscus de, xx. Wren, ^, i, xiii, xviii, xxvii. Wye river, i. Wrenbury, account of, viii. Wyerwater, earl of Derby's disembar- Wrench, ^, viii. cation in, ii. Wrexham, co. Denbigh, viii. Wygan, xxii. Wrigglewood, Mr., xiii. Wygan, Willus de, xx. Wright, ja, IV, VIII, IX, xii, xiii, Wygemora, Eobertus de, xx. XVIII, XXII, XXIV, XXVII, XXVIII, Wyggelache, xx {tit. Croenton). XXIX. Wyght, yle of: historical notices of, Wright's Chester Flays, in. XV. Wrightington, fi, xx, xxii, xxviii. Wygornensis, Maugerius episcopus, Wrightington hall, Eccleston: notice XXX. of, xxii. Wylfryde, archbysshop of Torke : no- Wrigley, ^, xviii, xix, xxvii. tices of, XV. WrinehiB, viii. Wylme or Wyllme, |l, ix, xvii. Writhington, sir Edward, ii. Wyn, sir Richard, M.P. for Liver- AVro, J^, XX. pool, II. Wroe (le) of Arpeley, Warrington, ^'"ynburn, Henr. de, xx. XVII. Wyndeyates, xx {tit. Whelton). Wroe, ^,"viii, XIX, xxii, xxvii. Wyndham, sir Edward, of Orchard- VOLS. I.— XXX. 167

Wyndham, bart., aud his daughter Tarnold, Thomas, mayor of Evesham, Jane, yiii. XXVIII. Wyndhul, fl, xx. Tarwood, ^, viii, xviii. Wyneton, Willmus de, xx. Tate, XX (tit. Spotlond). Wynington, viii. Tate, Tristram, chantry priest of Padi- "Wynkedelegh, ^, xx. ham, XXII. "Wynlaton, xx. Tates, fi, viii, xiii, xvni, xxii, xxvii, AYynlaton, Beatricia de, xx. XXVIII. Wynn or Wynne, ^, viii, ix, xii, Tealand or Telland, 0, xxii. XXVIII. Tealand-Conyers and Tealand -Eed- "Wynnewhike, ^, xx. mayne, townships of Warton, xxii.

Wynnington, Eobertus de, xx. Teardsley hall, Taxall : notice of, viii. Wynton, Job. episcopus de, xx. Telverton, sir Henry, bart., viii. Wynwed, flood of, not ferre from Tenslow grange, viii.

Torke : stronge myghty batell at, Teovil, CO. Somerset : description of a XT. strange disease in, xiii. Wynynton, P, xvii. Terwood, Eandolph, xiii. "Wyral, Eogerus decanus de, xx. Tieldhouse, township of Manchester, Wyresdale, xx. XIX. Wyrvin, township and chapeb'y of St. Tnce, ^, XXII.

Oswald's, Chester : account of, viii. Tnes and its divisions, xx.

Wyrwal, J^, xx. Tnes, P, XX. Wyrwen, Willmus de, xx. Tnis. See Ince. Wysewall, xx. Toke, punishment of the, at Delft, i. Wystanton or Wystoneston, Willmus Tong, Mr., xiii. de, XX. Yonff of Peters, xviii. Wyteleye, ^, xx. Tork, I, VIII, IX, XIV; chyfe cytee of Wythenes, xx (tit. Cliderhou). Northumberland and third arehe- Wythenhull and its divisions, xx. bisshops se under the Britons, xv;

Wythenhull, ^, xx. assizes at, vi ; minster, i ; ship

Wythington, xx. money, i ; siege of, iv. Wythington, ^, xx. Tork, archbishops of, xxii, xxvii. Wythmor, Job. de, viii. Tork, James duke of: death of his Wytteworth, Eye, xxii. only child, xiii. Wytton, boscus de, xx. Tork or Torke, jS, xiv, xxv. Tork house, i. its with Liver- YACHTS, Dutch : description of, i. Torkshire, connexion Tale, Dr. David, viii. pool, IX, XII; noble spirit of the Tannys, Mary, xxvii. West-riding, iv. Tantunus, professor of Arabic at Ley- Toung or Tounge, |i, i, iv, viii, xii,

den : his singular inventions, i. XIII, XXVII, XXVIII. Tarburgh, Mr., xiii. Tpres. See Ipres. Tarn-crofts at Dort, annual value of, TrefFord, xx (tit. Spotlond).

I. Tthendalemore, xx (tit. Gerstan). 168 aENERAL INDEX.

Tve, Eoger, founder of Battlefield col- Zepper's ("William) Ecclesiasticall Po- lege, XXII. licye, VII. Trifford, xx (tit. Whiteword). Zinzendorf, count, xiii. Zouche, |i, VIII, XIV.

ZANCHIUS, Jerome : notice of, i. Zuche, ^, XX. Zanchy, |J, viii, xviii. Zutplien, XXV. Zealand, cMef towns of, and their poli- Zutphen sconce, surrender of, xxv.

tical power, I. Zwicker, Daniel : account of, xiii. Zeltner's (G. G.) Historia Crypto- Zwinger, the, xviii. socinismi, xiii.

Manchester : Printed by Charles Simms and Co. INDEX TO VOLUME III.

Chejiers Triumph.

Amery, or Amory, Robert, sheriff of Imbarne, Notes, page 5. Chester, notice of, viii-xiii, Notes, page 6. Jacks, xii. family, viii, ix. Amort, Notes, page 5. Lester, William, mayor of Chester, ix. Arneway, John, mayor of Chester, v. Lets, Notes, page 4. Ancient (a flag, or standard), Notes, page 5. Markland, Mr., v. Marmoset, Notes, page 5. Bandog, Notes, page 5. BaffiKiKov Acopov, xv. Ormerod's History of Cheshire, viii, xvi. Bell, to bear the. Notes, pages 5-6. Brereton, John, mayor of Chester, x. Pageants, see Triumphs.

Chester, pageants at, iii-vii ; races at, ix, Religious dramas usually performed on x; Water Tower at, x, xi; derivation St. George's Day, iv; stopped by the of its name of Caerleon, Notes, page Reformation, vii. 1. Rogers, Rev. Robert, B.D., archdeacon Chester's Triumph, rarity of the work, of Chester, notice of, ix. xvi, xvii. Rood-Eye, Chester, origin of the name, Coghall, or Coughall, viii. vi. Notes, page 4. Collier's Annals of the Stage, vi. Cross, High, Chester, when destroyed, xi. Smith, Sir Lawrence, mayor of Chester, vi. Daniel, Samuel, xv. Surcease, Notes, page 5. Davies, Richard, of Chester, xi, xiii. Surquedrie, Notes, page 4. Dragon, artificial. Notes, page 3. Triumphs, or pageants, iv; their value, v. Ebranke, king, vii. Vaile, to yield. Notes, page 5. Green men, Notes, page 2. Wright's Cluster Plays, v. Henry, eldest son of James I., xiv-xvi.

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INDEX TO VOLUME VI.

Potts s Discovery of Witches,

AdJ, Thomas, his Candle in the Dark, Bodin, John, xxviii; his De Bepublica xxiv, XXV. and Colloquium or Examination of Aghendole, xlviii, E4, 23. Belie/ions, viii, Demo-manie, ix. Agrippa, Cornelius, x, xviii. Boggard Hole, Ixiii. Alker, William, his evidence, M 1 Booth, James, T 1.

Altham, Ja., baron of the Court of Ex- , Jennet, her evidence against Mar- chequer, A 2, C4, Y2; notices of, 1, garet Pearson, T 1 50. Boothman, Jane, D 3, D 4, AmherWitch, Ixxvii. Boyle, Robert, vi. Anderton, James, of Clayton, B 4, 1 4. Brand's Antiquities, extract from, 9-11. Anointing of witches, L 2, 32. Bridgeman, Dr., bishop of Chester, Ixxv. Assheton, Richard, of Downham, B4; Briercliffes, the, a fated race, Hi. notice of, 15. Bromley, Sir Edward, baron of the Court Astley, Elizabeth, C 4, X 1, 45. of Exchequer, A 2, C 4, H 4, O 3, P 2, R3, S2, Z2, et passim; his judgment Bacon, Lord, his St/lva Silvarum, v. on the witches, V 3; charge to the jury, Baines's Lancashire, lix, Ixxi, Ixxiv; Z2; notice of, 1. extracts from, 31. Browne, Sir Thomas, v, xl; fine exag- Baldwin, Richard, miller, liv, B3, CI, geration of, iii. D 3, 20. Bulcock, Christopher, G4, 13, Q2. Baldwyn, Mr., schoolmaster of Colne, , Henry, S 2. D4, 21. , Jane, li, liv, C 4, Q 2-R 1, S 3, V 2, Ball, a familiar spirit, F 4, G 1, G 2. 39. Bannister, Nicholas, C3, E4, F4, G3, , John, li, liii, C 3, G 4, 1 3, Q2-R 1, et passim ; notice of, 16. S3, V 2, 39. Baptism of witches, 27. Bullock, Henry, C 2. Bartholinus, Thomas, the Dane, xl. Bulloes (wild plums), Ix. Baxter, Richard, xx. Burnley, co. Lane, Q 4. Bernard's Guide to Grand Jurymen, 3. Buys wife of Barrowford, Ixix. Bierley, Ellen, Ivi, C4, K3, Q 1, XI; her trial, K4-N3. Casaubon, Meric, xviii; extract from, 12,

, Grace, L 2. 13; his reply to Wagstaffe, xxviii.

, Henry, K 4. Chaddock, Peter, T4, VI; evidence , Jennet, Ivi, C 4, K 3, Q 1, X 1; her against Isobel Robey, T 3. trial, K 4 -N 3. Charles I., Ixxv, Ixxviii. Bilson, boy of, xxix. Charms, E2,K 1,22, 28, 29. Birch, its value as a lamia-fuge, Ixxi, Chattox, Old, xlvi; vide Whittle, Ann. Ixxii. Chester, Ixxv.

Blackburn, L2. Childers, — , S4. . .

INDEX TO VOLUME VI.

Chisnall, Edward, M 4, N 1, N 2. Device, James, li, liii, C 4, F 2, F 3, G3, Chrisom, 29. P4, V2, Zl,20, 27; examination, C 2; Clegg, Miss, Hallfoot near Clitheroe, trial, H 1-K2; evidence against others, xlviii. E3, G2, G4, 02, 04, P], P4, Q3, Clitheroe, xxx, xxxvi, V 4. S2, Y3.

Cliviger, li. , Jennet, li, Iv, Ivi, Ixiii, Ixvii, C3, Colne, R3. F2, F3, F4, H4, Kl, Z2, 39; notice Communion, bread of the, H 3. of, 24; evidence, F4, Gl, G3, H4, 13, Confessions of witches, their visionary PI, Ql, Rl, Zl, 20; demeanour in character, Ixxvii. court, 1 1.

Convention of witches at INIalkin-Tower, , John, E4, F3, Gl,20, l,lvi, C3, F3, G2, G3, G4, 13, 03, Devil is cloven footed, M2. PI, P4, Ql, Q4, Yl, Y3, Z 1, 40. Devil's marks, 4. Corser, Rev. T., xli. Dickonson, Finances, Ixi, Ixiii, Ixvii, Ixxv. Cotta, John, his Trial of Witchcraft and Digbv, Sir Kenelm, extract from, 47.

other tracts, xx. Dodg'son, — , S4, Yl. Covell, Mr., gaoler of , Doewife, Old, K4.

1, Iviii, C3, G2, G4, 12, 14, K3, P2, Drage, William, his Treatise of Diseases Q2, S3,VI. fromWitchcraft, Ixxi. Co well, Thomas, coroner, B 4, K 1 Duckworth, John, H 2, H 3, H 4. Craven, R 1. Dyce, Rev. A., xli. Crawford, Isobel, her execution, 40. CroUius, xli. Elsen, an awl, 41 Cronckshaw, Anne, G 3, R 2, 24. Erastus, Thomas, viii, ix, x; his De Crooke, INIargaret, 21; her examination Lamiis, x. against Ann Redfern, O 1. Erbury, William, his Great Earthquake, Crosley, T)a.y\d,'h.\s,Triumpli of Sovereign Grace, li. Cudworth, Dr. Ralph, vi. Fairfax, Edward, the poet, his witch prosecution and MS. Discourse of Dandy, a familiar spirit, H3, H4, II, Witchcraft, 46. 12, 14. Familiar spirits, their nature and arts, Davies, Alizon; vide Device, Alizon, Ixxiii, Ixxv; afflicted with great scar-

, Jennet; vide Device, Jennet. city of specie, 15; their names, 4; vide

, William, Ixviii. Ball, Dandy, Fancie, Mamilian, Tibb. Daylight gate, 4. Fancic, a familiar spirit, B4, D3, E3, Deane, Jennet, Q3, Q4. M 2, 20. , John, Q 4. Farrandly, meaning of, 29. Dee, Dr., xxxiv. Fear, to frighten, Ixiii. De Lancre, x. Fence, the, in Pendle, B 2. Delrio, x, xxviii. Ferriar On Popular Illusions, extract Demdike, Old; vide Soutliernes, Eliza- from, 26. beth. Filmer, Sir R., xii; his Advertisement Dei-by, Ferdinand© earl of, case of witch- to the Jurymen of England touching craft, 51. Witches, xxiii, xxiv; "tract on Usury, Dere, to hurt, 30. xxiv. Device, Alizon, xlvii, xlix, liii, liv, B3, Fludd, xxxiv. C2, C4, F2, F3, G3, G4, 12, 13, Ford's Witch of Edmonton, extract from 14, PI, Q2, Q3, S3, V2, Y3, 9, 6-9. 20; her examinations, CI, E4; trial, Foulds, Anne, of Colne, P 3, P 4, Q 1, 39.

R 2-S 3 ; confession, R 3. , Elizabeth, li, liii, B 3, C 4, II, 1 3, Gaule, John, his Select Cases of Con- 4, Rl, R2, V2, 20; her examina- science touching Witches and Witch- tion, C 2; trial, F2-H1; verdict, K 2; craft, XX. evidence against others, 14, 4, P 4, Gerard, Lord, R 3, S 2, 41.

Q4, Zl. , Sir Thomas, T 3; notice of, 43. .

INDEX TO VOLUME VI.

Giffard, George, his Dialogue concern- Holgate and his wife, Ixix, 20. ing Witches and Witchcraft, xix. Horace, extract from, 9. Gisborne in Craven, Y 1. Hopkins the witchfinder, xx, xxi, Ixxix. Glanville's Sadducismus Triumphatus, Houghton, Sir Richard, S 2. vii. Houiden, Robert, L4; notice of, 33, Collection of Relations, 2; extracts Howgate, Christopher, G 3, G 4, 1 3, 1 4, from, 42, 43. P1,R1, 20.

Goldshaw (Gouldsliey) in Pendle, B2, 3. , Elizabeth, G3, G4, 13, PI, R2, Good Friday a day for witch meetings, 20. Ixxiv, C 3, G 3, G 4, 1 2, 1 3, 1 4, O 4, Hutchinson, xxii, xxxix, lii. PI, P4, Ql, Q3. Gray, Alice, C 4, G 4, 1 3, P 4, R 1, X 1, Infants' corpses, magical use of, 32. 45.

, Anne, P 4. Jacks, Christopher, of Thorny holme; Greenhead in Pendle, liv, B 4. vide Hargreaves, Christopher.

Greyhounds and hare, a witch story, Ixi. , Hen., Ixviii.

, John, Ixviii. Hale, Sir Matthew, v. James I., his Dcemonologie, Iviii, T 2. Hallam, the historian, ix. James, a glover, his remedv against

Halseworths, — , T 4, 45. witchcraft, T3. Hanck, word used by witches, Q 4, Y 4, James' wife, Ixviii. 39. Jesuits, good store of in Lancashire, K3. Hargreares, Alice, widow, Ixvii. Johnson, Margaret, lix, Ixxv, Ixxvi; her

, Blaze, II, 12. confession, Ixxii-lxxv.

, Christopher, of Thornyholrae, G 3, Jonson, Ben., extracts from, 11, 12, 32. G4, 14, P1,R1,27.

, Elizabeth, G 3, G 4, 1 3, 1 4, R 1 Kildwick in Craven, xxix. , Henry, E3, Y4; his evidence, Y4. Knyvet, Thomas lord, notice of, 1.

, Hugh, wife of, Ixxv, G 3, G 4, 13, 14, PI. Lancashire dialect, specimens of, Ixv, 18.

, James, of Marsden, Ixviii. witches, Ixxviii.

, Jennet, R 1. Lancaster Castle, plot to blow up, C3,

, John, II. G2, G4, 12, 14, PI, Y3. Harne panne, cranium, 30. Laund, the, D 3. Harsnet's (Archbp.) Declaration of Law, Abraham, R3; examination, SI.

Popish Impostures, extracts from, 3, , John, R 3, S 1, 42; evidence, R4. 10. Leigh, William, parson of Standish, M4, Hartley, Edmund, hanged for witch- N 1, N 2, 45; notice of, 34. craft, 51. Leonard's of the West Close, Little

, Michael, P 4, 39. Robin wife of, Ixx. Hasland Hall, JJ)erbyshire, xxv. Lewis, parson, his execution for witch- Hawarden, John, T 3. craft, xxi-xxiii. Hay, Grace, of Padiham, R 2. Libavius, xli.

, Lawrence, C4, XI, 45. LibraryyMS. catalogue of JohnWebster's, Heber, Mr. Justice, Y2; notice of, 47. xH. Hermetic school, philosophers of the, Lister, Leonard, Q 4, X 4, Y 1, Y 4, Z 1, 50. Hewitt, Katherine, li, liii, C 4, G 4, 13, , Thomas, of Westby, C 3, G 3, 1 3, Ql, Q4, Rl, V2, Zl; her trial, 14, Ql, Q2, Q4, R2. X4, Yl, Y2, P3-Q1; notice of, 39. Y 3, Y 4, Z 1, Z 2, 40; notice of, 46. Heywood and Broome's Last Lanca- Locke, John, xxiv. shire Witches, a play, extracts from, Lomshawe, widow, ot Burnley, B 4, D 3, Ixv-lxx, 36-38. D4. Hoarstones, a house in Pendle, Ixii, Loynd wife, Ixiii, Ixiv, Ixv, Ixix, Ixxiii. Lyon, Margaret, her evidence, T 4.

Hobbes, Thomas, of Malmesbury, v. , Thomas, T 3. [NDEX TO VOLUME VI.

Malkin Tower, Ivi, B2; notices of, xlix, Parkinson, Rev. Richard, xxviii, xlv, 23. 16; vide Convention of witches. Parre, Hugh, VI.

Mamilian, a familiar spirit, Isxii. , ^Margaret, her evidence, VI. Marsden in Pendle, Ixxii. Paulinus, the Crosses of, xxxix. Middleton's Witch, extract from, 9. Pearson, Edward, of Padiham, S 3.

Miles, Dick, of the Rough Lea, his wife, , Margaret, C4, S3, VI, V 4, 42; Ixviii, G3, 14, PI. account of her, S 3; trial, S 3 - T 1. Moore, Huarh. Fl. Peaseley Cross, T 3.

, John,"E4; his wife, E2, E3. Pedigree of two witch families, 20.

, Sir Jonas, 23. Pendle Forest, xlviii, Iviii; notice of, xliii, More, Dr. Henry, xli; character of, vi, xliv; character of its inhabitants in vii; his Collections of Relations, vi, the seventeenth century, xliv, xlv. vii. Pictures of clay (witch spells), B3, El, Morison's Poems, extract from, 16. E3, E4, F4,G2, H3, N4,02, 9-14. Morton, Dr., bishop of Durham, xxix. Piggin, C 1, 16. Mouldheeles, wife of; vide Hewitt, Pitcairne's Criminal Trials,3,5; extracts Katherine. from, 13-15, 48-50. Murderer, discovery of by touching the Placita Coronse, C 4. corpse, Y 3, Z 2, 47-50. Potts, Thomas, xlviii, xlix, li, liii, 50. Mvtton, Henry, of the Rough Lee, F 3, Prayer to get drink, K 1. F4, Gl, G2, 3, 4. Preston, co. Lane, LI, L4.

, Jennet, C 3, G 4, 1 3, P 1, P 4, Q 1, North, Roger, as a biographer, v. Q2, Q4, R2; her trial, X4- Z3. Nowell, Roger, of Read, xlix, Iv, Ivi, B 2, Priestley, Henry, Ixvii. CI, D3, El, F2, F3, F4, H2, 12, Priests and Jesuits, their character, N 2. SI; notice of, 3. Nutter, Alice, li, liii, C4, F3, F4, G3, Raleigh, Sir Walter, his History of the G4, 13, 4, PI, Q1,R1, V2; notice World, V. of, 35, 36; special interest attaching Ramsden, John, C 4, X 1, 45. to her fate, liv-lvi; her mansion still Reade, co. Lane, C 1. standing, liv; her trial, 3 -P 2; im- Redfern, Ann, xlix, liii, C2, C4, D3, penitence, P 2. El, E2, Fl, G4, 12, PI, Ql, Q3, , Anne, E 4, 20. V2, Y3, 20; her trial, N3-0 2.

, Anthony, E 3, E 4. , Mary, O 2, 20.

, Christopher, E 1, N 4, O 1, 20, 21. , Thomas, D 4, E 1, E 2, N 4, 02, 20. , Elizabeth, D 3, 21. Remigius, x.

, John, of the Bulhole, C 1, F 1. Reynolds, Dr., xviii.

, John, of Higham Booth, 21. Ribble, water of, L2, L3.

, Mary, El, 01,21. Robey, Isobel, of Windle in Prescot, liv,

, Miles, G 4, 13, PI. C4, S3, V2; notice of, 42; her trial, , Richard, F 4, G 3, O 4. T2-V1. , Robert, the elder, of Pendle, D 3, Robinson, Anne, Y 2.

E2, 21. , Edmund, of Pendle, his examina-

, Robert, of Greenhead in Pendle, tion, Ixxi, Ixxii.

liv, B4, D2, D3, D4, El, E2, N4, , Edmund, of Pendle Forest, mason, 01, 20, 21. his examination, lix-lxxii; confesses , Mr., Ix. his imposture, Ixxvi; Webster's ac- family, 20, 21. count of him, lix, Ix.

, James, 21 ; his examination, E 1, E2.

Oilers, a field so called, Ixiv. , alias Swyer, James, F 3, G 1.

Ormerod, George, the liistorian, li. , alias Swyer, John, F3, F4, Gl, Osbaldeston, K 4. G 2, 1 2, 1 3; note on the name, Ixi.

, Mr., Ix, Ixiv. Padiham, co. Lane, Ix, Q4, V4. Roby's Antiquities of Lancaster, Hi. Paracelsus, xxxiv. Romilly's or Rumbles moor, G4, 13, Parker, Henry, Ix. PI, P 4, Y 4, 27. ;

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Rough Lee, description of, liv. berland, unsuccessful plot against his Rushtoii, Rev. John, D.D., xliv, xlvi, wife, Iv. xlviii. Swyer; vide Robinson. Barley, 3. ——, Christopher, of G Saralesbury, L4, 30,31. Syleing, Ixiii. boat, LI. witches, Ivi, C4; their trial, K3- Thompson alias Southworth, Christo- N3. pher, Ivi, M 1, M 3, M 4, N 1, N 2, 31. Samuels, Mother, iii, iv. Thornton in Coxwold, co.York, the birth- Sandes, William, mayor of Lancaster, place of John Webster, xxviii, xxix. B4, 14. Throgniorton, Mr., of Warbois, fiendlike Saunders "sicut credit," and Lawrence skill of his children, iii, iv. his wife, Ixix. Tibb, a familiar spirit, B 2, B 3, B 4, E 1, Scot, Reginald or Reynold, 2; notice of, N4. xii, xiii; character and scope of his Toad, story of a, 42. Discoverie of Witchcraft, xiii-xix. Towneley, Henry, of the Carre, H 2, 28. Scott, Sir Walter, Iii, Ivii, Ixii. , Anne, his wife, H 2, H 3, H 4, 28. Selden's Table Talk, v. Trawden Forest, R 4. Sele (yoke for cattle), Ixiv. in 1630 for bewitching Seller, — , F 4. Utley, hanged Shadwell's Lancashire Witches, extracts Richard Assheton of Middleton, 51. from, 17, IS. Sheare Thursday, H 3, 28. Van Helmont, xxxiv, xli. Shuttleworth, Sir Ricliard, E2, 2, Vindiciw Academiarum, xxxv. 21. of, xxv, , Richard, of Gawthorp, notice of, WagstafFe, John, xii; account Ix. xxvi; his Question of Witchcraft Sidegraues, Isabel, C 4, X 1, 45. Debated, xxv; extract from, xxvi, Sinclair's Satan's Invisible World Dis- xxvii; his Historical Beflections on played, extract from, 28, 29. the Bishop of Borne, xxv; Meric xxviii. Singleton, John, N 1 ; his evidence, L 4. Casaubon's opinion of him, Southernes, Elizabeth, xlvi-xlviii, xlix, Walshman, Hugh, L 1, 32.

liii, liv, Bl, C4, D2, E3, F2, F3, F4, , Thomas, LI, L2, L3, Ml, M3, G2, G4, H3, II, 12, 14, 4, P2, M4; evidence, L4. Q3, R2, R3, S2, Y3, 2, 17, 20; ac- Wanklyn, J. B., xlv. count of, xlvi-xlviii; description of, Warch, a pain, T 3, 45. Bl; declaration respecting, B1-B2; Ward, Bishop, xxxiv. evidence against her, B2-C2; her Warrington, co. Lane, T4. evidence against others, E 1, N 4. Way's Promptorium Parvulorum, 4, Southworth, Christopher; vide Thomp- 30, 41. son alias Southworth. Webster, John, of Clitheroe, xii, xvii;

, Jane, Ivi, C4, K3, Ql, X 1; her his Displaying of Supposed Witch- trial, K4-N3. craft, xxviii, xxxvi, xxxviii, xxxix; ex- Saints' , Sir John, Knt., L4, Ml; notice tracts from, lix, Ix, Ixxi, Ixxvi; of, 33. Guide, XXX ; Judgment Set and Books xxxvii; extract , John, K 4. Opened, xxx, xxxiv, Sowerbuts, Grace, Ivi, K 3, K4, L4, N 1 from, xxxv, xxxvi; Academiartcm her evidence, K4-L3; analysis of it Examen, xxxiii, xxxiv; 3Ietallogra- by Potts, M 1-M 3; recantation, M 4. phia, xxxvi, xxxvii; MS. catalogueof him, xxxix; , Thomas, K4, M 1, M 4. his library, xli; anecdote of Spencer, Mary, Ixxv. his favourite walk, xl; not identical Sprenger, x. with the dramatist, xli; inscription on Starkie, John, notice of, Ix. his monument, xlii. xl. Stearne's Confirmation of Witchcraft, , the dramatist, extract from, 4, 5; extract from, xxi, xxii. Whalley, xxxix, V 4. Swinnow, Colonel, of Chatton, Northum- Abbey, xl. INDEX TO VOLUME VI.

Wheatley Lane in Pendle, Ix. Witches, examination of by Charles I., Whitaker, Dr., xxxv, xxxvi, xxxix, Ixxv, Ixxvi. xliii, li, Ixxvi; \\\& History of Whalley, , baptism of, 27. Iviii, lix; extract from, Ixxv, Ixxvi. of Pendle, their feuds, 22. Whittle, Ann, xlvi-xlviii, xlix, liii, C 2, , their Sabbath, 24-27. C4, Dl, F3, G4, 12, N4, 2, PI, Witchcraft, motives to its practise, O 3; P2, 0,3, V2, Y3, Y4, 19, 20, 21; the dark shadow it throws on human her examination and confession, B4, nature, iii, iv; the mighty intellects it D3, E2; trial, Dl-Fl; description has enslaved, v-x; its opponents and of her, D2; found guilty, K2; evi- exposers, xii-xlii; its special habitat dence against Margaret Pearson, S 4. in England, xliii-xlv; commonness of

, Elizabeth, Fl. confessions of, Ixxvii; its history still Wierus, x, xi, xviii. a desideratum, Iii; list of victims of, Wilkins, Bishop, xxxiv. 44. Wilkinson, Francis, T 4. Wonderful Neios from the North, a

, Jane, V 1 ; her evidence, T 4. pamphlet, Iv. Wilsey, James, F 4. Wood, Anthony k, xxv, xxix; extracts Witches, lists of, Ixxi, Ixxiv, C 4. from, xii, xiii, xxxi, xxxii.

, pedigree of two families of, 20.

, anointing of, L 2, 32. York assizes, C 3, G 4, 1 3, Y 2, Y 4. INDEX TO VOLUME VII.

Iter Lancastrense.

Abbeys, their dissolution the cause of Bruccioli's (Antonio) Commentary on pressing for soldiers, 3. the Canticles, vi. Abbott, Dr. George, archbishop of Can- Buckley family, 72. terbury, X, xvii. Burial in churches the result of monas- Aisgill, Joshua, Ixix, Ixx. tical avarice, 3.

Allen, Thomas, Latin verses on, xcv. Bushel, Thomas, 5 5 his wild residence and Amato, John Roderigo, notice of, 56. grave, 43. Annernon, Jane, v, vi, xxvi, xxix, xxxiii. Butterworth, Alexander, notice of, 77.

Apology for John Wickliff, ix. , Rev. John, 63. Arundel Marbles, xlix. family, 77. Asheton, Thomas, of Penketh, notice of, Buxton warm springs, 12, 73, 83. Assheton, Ralphe, of Middleton, 2, 28- Csesar, Julius, on British trees and mines, 30,description of his monument, 29-30. 11. family, 28, 32, 34, 38. Caithness, 10, 58. Calendrine, Mr., xvi. Baronius, Ccesar, notice of, 48. Cales (Cadiz), expedition against by Earl Basingwerk Abbey, account of, 51. of Essex, 5, 43. Baylie, Nicholas, Ixix. Callott, a serving wench, 5, 44. Becket, Thomas a, James's biography of, Camden the historian, iv, his eulogy on liij-lv; cvi. T. James, x. Begging corn, 10, 63-4. Capgrave, John, notice of, 48. Bellum Papule, viii, xi. Cesses, excavations, 64. Benfield, Amadajus, Ixx. Chadwicks of Healey, 78.

, Sebastian, D.D., notice of, Ixvii. ChafFe sands, 4, 42. Bernard's Catalogue, xxxiv. Chalmers, Alexander, xi. Berry, Adam de, his charter to Peter de Chester, account of, liv, Iv; defeat of the Heywood, 1, 23. Britons by the Saxons at, 9, 57. Bodleian Library, iii, vii; catalogue of, Chetwynd, Sir "Walter, notice of, 74.

ix ; autograph MSS. in, iii. Christopher, St., gigantic figure of, 12, 67; Bodley, Sir Thomas, vii, xiii, xxiii. tradition respecting, 67. Bookland, a free-tenure charter, 1. Churches, burial in, 3. Bos well, Mr., 1. Claret wine, 77. Bourchier, Sir Henry, Ixiv; letters to Clergy, great scarcity of, 10, 62; their poor Archbishop Usher, Ixxx. and illiterate condition, 63.

Bourding, mocking ( ? approaching), 4, 42. Colmar Matthew, Ixviii. Breise, Patrick, xxiv. Concordantice Sanctorum Pairum, ix. Briggs, Mr., xviii. Conyngton, marine fossil at, 65. Brocke, William, of Upton, notice of, 84. Copley Stephen, v, xxix. . -

INDEX TO VOLUME VII.

Cotton, Sir Robert, iv, xxiii, xlix-lii, Healey in Spotland, 77. Ixxv-lxxix; Latin verseson,xciv-xcv; Hearne's Beliqince Bodleiana;, xiii discovery of a fossil sea fisU by, 11, 65. Heyiin, Dr. Peter, 71; notice of, 68; copy Courtmantell, a short mantle, 3'9. of verses by, 69. Cox, IJev. John Edmund, viii, xi. Heywood, etymology of, 17; growth of, Crewe, Sir Randulphj notice of, 74. 41; eulogium on, 12. Heywood Hall, 71.

Deluge, proofs of the, 11. , Robert, xcvi. D'Ewes, Sir Simonds, his character of HeyiYoods of Hey wood, 17-22, 31,72,83; Richard James, Ixxvi-lxxix. pedigree of, to face p. 15. Digby, Sir Kenelm, li. Hoar-stones, boundary stones, 59. Diot, Robert, Ixviii. Hoccleve, Thomas, notice of a poem by, Dudley, Robert, duke of Northumberland, lix-lx. Ixxvi. Hoe, a hill, 4, 42, 43. Dunmow, the flitch of, xliii. Holcroft, family of, 84. Du Vaix's Moral Philosophy/ of the Holt, a grove, enclosure, 1, 17.

Stoicks, vi. , family of, 84. Holy well, legend of the spring at, 6-8, 44 Elerius, St., notice of, 51. 47, 52; description of the well, 52-54. Elyott, Sir Jhon, lii. Honeycomb, petrified, li. Epigram by Marrot, Ixii. Howorth, Robert, of Howorth, notice of, 78. FalstafF, Sir John, why the name was or Haworth family, 13, 78-81. employed by Shakespeare, Ixv. Hubbert, Robert, notice of, 66. Farrers of Ewood, 72. Fere, for husband, 4, 42. Ireland, John, of Hale, notice of, 83. Fleere, to scoff at, gibe, 4, 42. Itc-r Lancastrense, account of, xcvi- Fleming, Dr. John, notice of, Ixix, xcviii, cvii. Flodden, battle of, 3. Flodden Field, a poem, extracts from, Jackson, Dr. Thomas, notice of, Ixvii. 35-37. James family, notices of, iv-vi, cxi-cxii, Foing (feying) cleansing, 9, 57. pedigree of, v.

Forests, decay of, 11, 64. , Andrew, v, xxviii, xxix, xxxiii. Foulshurst (Fulchis), Sir Robert, of , Anne, xxiv, xxv-xxvi, xxix. Crewe, 24; tradition respecting, 1-2. , Anne, vide Jones, Anne. Franklin, Chaucer's description of a, 24. , Daniel, v, xxxiii. Furniture, inventory and valuation of in , Dorothy, xxiii.

1629, xxiv-xxv. , Dr. Edward, t, xii, Ixx; notice of XX vi -xxix; Latin epitaph upon, xxvii. Geoffrey of Monmouth, notice of, 50. , Elizabeth, v, xxix. Giraldus Cambrensis, notice of, 49. , Dr. Francis, v, xxix-xxxiii, Ixix, Goad, Dr., xv. Ixx; his literary labours, xxix-xxxii. Goldwell, Thomas, bishop of St. Asaph, , James, v, xxix. notice of, 48. , Richard, v, vi, xxvi, xxix, xxxiii. Gower, Latin verses by, Ixi-lxii. James, Richard, v, xxvii, xxviii; birth and Greaves, Thomas, liv. education, xxxiii; distinguished at Ox- Gretser, James, a Jesuit, x, xi. ford, iii, xxxiii; his MSS. preserved in Bodleian, iii, cv; knowledge of lan- Haine, to hinder, 9, 57. guages and legendary lore, iii, xxxvii- Hair, mode of wearing, 3. xxxviii ; literarycharacter and acquaint- Hale Chapel, 12, 67. ance, iv, cvii; early theological bias, Halliwell on the character of FalstafF, lix. xxxiv; love of polemics, cv-cvi; a far Halydom, sanctuary, tomb, 2, 34. traveller, xxxiv ; judgment in MSS. Hampson, John, Ixviii. xxxix; aids Selden with the Arundel Haworth, Thomas, notices of, 13, 81. marbles, xlix; intimate with Sir Robert Ilaye, hedge, fence, 1,17. Cotton, xlix; and Ben Jonson, Ivi-lvii; INDEX TO VOLUaiE VII.

his theological views "low-church," Luther on intramural burial, 3. Iv; instituted rector of Little Monge- ham, Ixxiv; in trouble thi-ough a Cot- Malkin tower, notice of, 59.

tonian MS. Ixxv, et seq. ; character of Manchester, siege of, 20, 21. his prose style, Ixxxiv; visits Lanca- Mandillion, Itai. mandiglione, a jacket. shire and writes the Iter Lane, xcvi- ]\Iarrot, Clement, epigram by, Ixii. xcvii; his death, civ; probable con- Mason, George, lix. nexion with the Farrers and Iley woods, IMead's Letters, extract from, ix. 72; his publications, xxxix, Hi, liii-lv, IMeols, probable derivation of, 42. Ivi-lix, Ixxxii-lxxxiii, xciii, xcviii; stocks, 11, 64, specimens of his Latin verse; xxvii- Middleton Hall, description of, 31.

xxviii, xxxvi, xxxvii, 1, xciv-xcvi; parish church, 3, 34; memorial win- of his Latin prose, Ixxi-lxxiii; of dow in, 38-9; list of persons repre- his English vei-se, xxxv, xl-xlix, Ixvi- sented in it, 39-40. lxvii,lxxxi,xcix-civ; of his coi-respond- Minne, John, Ixx. ence and prose style, 1-lii, Ixiv-lxv, Molaes, abortions, 56. Ixxxiv-xciii; enumeration of his cor- Mole-warps, 73. respondents, Ixvii-lxx. Monasteries, corruption of, liii. James, Dr. Thomas, iv, v, xxiv, xxv, xxvi, xxviii, xxix, xxxiii, xlix, Ixix; Nesh, soft, delicate, 12, 70. birth, education, &c., vi; keeper of the Noi-ris, Edward, of Speke, 75; antiquity Bodleian, vii, ix; accused of dishonesty of the family, 75. by Wood, vii; publishes the first cata- , Sir John, 76. logue of MSS. ever issued in England, , Sir William, 76. Tii, viii; prints a catalogue of the Bod- North, WiUiam, xxviii. leian library, ix; examines the public Norton Priory, 12, 67. libraries in England, ix; his prefer- No well, origin of the name, 82-3.

ments, xii, xiii; resigns the keepership , Roger, of Read Hall, 82; why called of the Bodleian, xiii; devotion to con- " Roman Nowell," 13. troversial theology, xiii-xx; plan to de- tect Popish forgeries, xxii; death, xxii, Oldcastel, Sir John, defence of, Ix-lxiv; Ixxiv; character as a writer, xxiii; his description of his death, Ixiv; the ori- portrait, xxvi; publications, viii, ix, x, ginal of FalstafF, Ixv. xi, xii, xxi; extracts from his letters, Oldys's Brit. Librarian, xi. xiii, xiv, xvi, xvii, xix, xxiii, xxxviii, Oxford, parliament at, xxi. xxxix.

, Thomas, xxxiii. Papists, literary forgeries by, xiii; their

, Walter, xxviii. secret Index Expurgatorius, xiv, xviii. Jesuits' Boionefall, xii. Parker, J. AV., xi. Jones, Anne, xxv, xxvi, xxviii. Parr, Henry, Ixix.

, James, xxv, xxvi. Parr's Life of Usher, xiii.

, Uev. Thomas, xxv, xxvi. Parsons, Robert, the Jesuit, ix, xii. Jonson, Ben, iv; James's verses to him, Peak, wonders of the, 13. Ixvi-lxvii, and eulogium on him, Pendle Hill, description of, 58-9. Ixxi. Penigent, proverbial rhyme on, 10, 58. Judges, censure of, 10. Petchora river, 11, QQ. Philohihlon Eichardi Dunehnensis, no- Lancashire bowmen at Flodden, 3, 35-7. tice of, vi. Lancashire and Cheshire, decay of the Piers Ploioman, notice of, cvi-cvii. forests in, 11, 64, Poore, Philip, xxxiii. La None, Francis de, 3; notice of, 40, Possevine, Antonie, x, xviii. Legends, how written, 6. Proverbs, rhyming, 10, 58, 73. Lesh (leash), three, 12, 70, Literary labour, payment of, xiv, xv, Race, etymology of, 2, 33. Lucretius or Ritterhusius, translation of, Beliquice Bodleiance, xxiv. xliv-xlix. Rigby, Colonel Alexander, notice of, 67. INDEX TO VOLUME VII.

Rochdale, 12, 71, Thomlinson, Mr., xxiii.

Roman roads, 2, 32. I Threap, rebuke, 10, 58. Church, errors and corruptions Tolson, Dr., li. Romish j of, X, Iv, vide Papists. Torelli, vide Sarayna. I Rosworm, Colonel, extract from his Com- Tradescant, John, 8; notice of, 66. I plaint, 21, Twine, Rev. Brian, Ixxii; notice of, Ixix. Rouse, John, ix. Unicorns, 11, 65. St. George, Ascham on the legend of, 12. Usher, Archbishop, iv, xv, xvii, Ixxix. Salopiensis, Rohertus, notice of, 50. Sarayua, Torelli, 64-5. Wale, wall, a wave, 65, 73. Scaliger, Joseph, viii. Wallesey,2, 33-4. Sea, the, its reverence unto the sands, 5. Ward, Dr., xvi. Selden, iv, lii; his Marmora Arun- Whalley parish, impoverished state of the deliana, xlix. chapels in, 10, 63. Seller, John, notice of, Ixx. Whitby, Edward, notice of, 55-56. Shakspeare, enquiry concerning the au- White, Anthony, verses on, xxxv. thorship of the verses by J. M. S., pre- Wickham, 12,70. fixed to the second edition of, Ixxiii - WickliflP, John, ix; justification of, Ix- Ixxiv. Ixiv. Smith, a Lincolnshire writer, xvii. Wight, Isle of, Iv, Spelman, iv. Winifred (or Guinivere), the white hill Standard, battle of the, 75. water, 49. Stewart, C. J., viii. Witchcraft, causes of belief in, 10, 60. Stone, Gilbert de, his manner of writing Wood, Rev. Anthony, iv, xi, xxx, xxxi, legends, 6. xxxiv, Ixix; notice of, Ixx; his attack Streeting, John, Ixx. on Dr. Thomas James, vii; on Richard Sunday, St., 12, 70, 71. James, Iv; his Athence Oxon., xxi; _ Surius, Laurentius, notice of, 48. Fasti, xxxiii. Woodhouse, Philip, verses to, xliii. Talbot, John, first earl of Shrewsbury, 2, 25-8. Zepper, William, on burial in churches, 3. Thevet's Cosmographie, 11-12. INDEX TO VOLUME XXIII.

A Golden Mtrrour.

Alliteration, singular specimen of, 31. Good counsel, poems of, 43, 44, 45, 46, 47-- Alton, CO. Stafford, v. 50.

Botfield, Beriali, xxi. Halton Castle, co. Chester, v. Brereton, George, of Ashley, 83; verses Harre, higher, 48, 86. on, 43. Haslewood, Mr., xiii. Hawkins, Edward, xix, xx. Cliaule (?jowl), a jaw or jaw bone, 7-1. Heber, Richard, xix. Cheshire, character of the gentry of, xxvii- Hespias, 22, 76. xxviii, Hexte, highest, 85. Cho ho, a falconer's call, 87. Holcraft, Lady Julian, 76, 85; verses on, Churchyard's True Discourse Historicall 20, 47. of Government in the Netherlands, Hunting match, dream of a, 11-14. xii. Clawback, a backbiter, xxix, 66. Johnson, Samuel, author of Hurlo- Cloutshoes, wooden clogs tipped with iron, thrumbo, his singular burial place, 68. 71. Jumps, shifts, expedients, 59, 89. Cogging, cheating, 58,59. Collier, J. Payne, xiv, xvi, xvii, xxi. Lamb, dream of a, 51 -59, 86. Lambe, Dr., astrologer, 87. Davenports of Cheshire, proverb respect- Legh, John, of Ridge, 72. ing, 80. Leigh, Sir Peter, of Lyme, 27, 78. Derby, Henry 4th earl of, 3, 69, , Peter, verses on, 27.

Dimble ( ? dimple), a hollow, 6, 69. , Thomas, of Adlington, verses on, Drake, Sir Francis, 70. 31, 33. Dunstable road, proverb on, 89. Leighs of Cheshire, proverb respecting, 80. Egerton, Lady Mary, 80-81; verses on, Lennow, lean, feeble, 61, 89. 35. Elizabeth, Queen, 2, 4, 7, 68, 69, 70; cha- Madden, Sir Frederick, xiii. racteristic answer of, xi. Marfield forest, 1, 67. Mars, dream of, 35-37. Fortune, lines on, 47. Mary, queen of Scots, vi. Frobisher, Sir Martin, 71. Merula (merle), the blackbird, 20^ 76. Glass of skill, probably the beryl, 87. Mort, a musical hunting term, 14, 75. Gleides (gledes), red hot coals, 35, 82. Golden Mirrour, account of, 66-67, 72, Papists, 3, 5, 69, 70. and IntrodvLction passim. Pei'fit, a terra of chase, 74. INDEX TO VOLUME XXIII.

Pick-thank, a parasite or flatterer, xxix, St. Domingo, 71. 49, 66, 86. Shackerley, Hugh, 84; verses on, 45. Poor Kni(/ht's Palace of Pleasures, xxi, , Jeffrey, of Holme, 83; verses on, 44. 11, 73-74; probable author of, xv-'xvii. , Jeffrey, verses on, 46. Pranck, to dress ostentatiously, 88. Shrewsbury, George Talbot 6th earl of, Proctor, John, iv, viii, 66. vi, 3, 69; motto of, 6, 70.

Proverbs : Davenports and Leighs, of Shutlings loe, 1, 67-68.

Cheshire, SO; Dunstable road, 89. Strange, Ferdinand lord, 75 ; verses on, Psalms, 33-34, 57-60, 61. 15. Stroyer, destroyer, 18, 75. Quirry (quarry, Fr. carree), a square enclosure for slaughtered game, 14, Talbot, Lord Gilbert, dedication to, xxv; 74. notice of, 65. Thacke, (thwack), to beat hard, 31, 80. Rechat, a musical hunting term, 13, 74. Thraso, a character in Terence's Eunuch, Retchless (reckless), 59, 89. xxix, 66. Ridge Hall, 72. Tib, a low woman, 87. Ridley pool or mere, 37, 82. Tick tacke (trie trac), a game of tables, 88. Robinson, Richard, of Alton, account of, Time, dreams of, 24-26, 27-30, 31-33; iv-ix,xv-xviii; his "name in verdict," quaint personification of, 24, 27, 31, 77,

iv. 59 ; Golden Mirrour, viii, ix, xvii, 79; poem on, 38-42. xix, XX, account of its discovery, xviii- Trafford, etymology of, 78. xix; Beioarde of Wickednesse,vi,x\n- family, antiquity of, 26, 78.

xviu;Puefull 'I ragedieof TIemidosand , Sir Edmund, 77; verses on, 24. Thelay, vi, extract from, vii-viii.

, Richard, of London, account of, ix- Vipers, vulgar error concerning, 4, 69. xiv, 70; his Auncient Order, &c. of Virgin queen, dream of a, 1 -10. Prince Arthur, xiii; Eupolemia, x; Harmony of King David's Harp, xi; Wakes, 88.

Ruhy, an Historicallfiction, xviii ; Life, Warburton, Peter, of Arley, 82; verses Actes, &c. of PrinceArthur, xiv. on, 38. , Richard, actor, xiv. Ward, Roger, xviii, xx. Rodd, Mr., bookseller, xix. Winter, Sir William, 70.

INDEX TO VOLUME XXIV.

Chatham Mifcellanies^ VoL I.

Note.— The numerals in this Index refer to the order in which the five Tracts composing the volume are given, the paging of each being independent.

Acton, Samuel, i, 32, 33; notice of, 25. Csesar, Dr. Julius, v, 11. Addison, Galston, i, 20. Calendar, reformation of the, v, 14,22.

, Joseph, i, 20. Canterbury, archbishop of, v, 13, 14, 16. Agar, Thomas, i, 18. Capito, Joannes, v, 7. AUecock, John, i, 33. Cecil, Mr. secretary, v, 10, 16, 18, 19. Ancient monuments, plan for the re- Chancellor, Richard, v, 28, 59. covery and preservation of, v, 48, 49. Charles, V. of Germany, v, 6, 19. Apslow, Dr., V, 12. Cheke, Mr., v, 9. Arms, college of, iii, 5. Christoferson, John, v, 9. Asheley, John, v, 20. Clarke, Abraham, release of portion of Athenseum, i, 4. Milton's estate, 1, 19-23.

• Aubrey, MS. notes of, i, 3, 7, 11. , Caleb, and his family, i, 20.

Awbrey, Dr., v, 15. , Deborah, i, 1, 17; notice of, 19, 20. Clavell, Mr., ii, 14. Babeau, Monsieur, v, 8. College of Arms, iii, 5. Balthrop, Mr., v, 12. Comet of 1577, v, 21. Bayly, Dr., physician to Q. Elizabeth, v, Commander, Hercules, ii, 5, 11. 22. Cook, Richard, i, 34. Bendger, Sir Thomas, v, 20. Crewe, John, of Utkinton, ii. 11; notice Bennet, Dr., v, 16, 17, 44. of, 5. Benoilt, Thomas, Clarencieux, iii, 7, 8. , Sir Randolph, ii, 12. Birch, Dr., i, 20; his Life of Milton, 12. Bonner, bishop, v, 20. Dallaway's Heraldic Enquiries, iii, 6, 7. Borowgh, William, v, 59. Danesius, v, 8. Boswell's Sale Catalogue, extract from, i, Darlington, John, i, 14, 26; assignment 1,2. of lease to Elizabeth Milton, 29-32. Bosworth, Hen., i, 18, 19. Dati, Carlo, i, 2.

, Jacob, i, 18, 19. Dee, Dr. John, his education, v, 4; leva Bourne, Sir John, v, 20. of study, 5; visit to the Low Countries, Broke, lord, v, 20. 5; preferment at Cambridge Univer-

Bruarne, Dr., v, 10. sity, 5 ; wonderful "scaraboeus," 5, 8; Brydges, Sir Egerton, i, 7. made M.A. 6; studies at Lovayne, 6;

Burrough, John, i, 20. his wide fame, 6, 7, 8, 33, 34; studies INDEX TO VOLUME XXIV.

civil law, 7; visit to Paris, 7; success Fairfax, lord, ii, 9, 10, 11. with the public and the learned, 7, Fernelius — , v, 8. 8; invitation from the Moscovite em- Ferrys, George, v, 20. peror, 9; testimonials, 9-11; made Flower, William, Norroy, iii, 7, 10. rector of Upton on Severn, 10-12; Foster, Elizabeth, i, 12, 18; notice of, and of Long' Lednam, 12, 13; enters 20. i, 21. Q. Elizabeth's service, 11; diappointed _, Thomas, 20, of certain ])referments, 12; declines a Frisius, Gemma, v, 5. bisliopric, 13; loses his rectories, 14; Fromonds, Jane, second wife of Dr. Dee, works at the reformation of the calen- V, 44. dar, 14, 22; visit to the Emperor Maxi- , Nicholas, V, 31. milian, in Bohemia, 14, 19, 23; his

poverty, 13, 14, 15, 35 et seq. ; some pro- Godwin's Lives, i, 7, 34. v, 5. fitless advowsons assigned to him, 15 ; Gogava, Antonius, promised the mastership of St. Cross, 15, George, Sir Thomas, v, 4, 17, 44, 45.

16 ; his ( ? first) wife's death, 17, 19; his Goupylus, Jacobus, v, 8. famous glass, 17; reception by Q. Eliz- Grene, Barthlet, v, 20. abeth, IS; his mother's death, 18; im- prisoned for treasonable enchantments, Hackett, Thomas, i, 23. 20; counterworks some treasonable- flacus, Mathias, v, 7. witchcraft, 21; winter journey for the Haley, Richard, i, 2. queen'shealth, 22; account of hislibrary, Ilameiius, Pascliasius, v, 8.

&c., 27-31 ; his losses, 31, 32; ti-avelling Harrison, William, i, 25. expenses beyond sea, 32-34; liberality Hatton, Sir Christopher, v, 11, 13. of his friends, 35, 36; housekeeping ex- Hayley's Life of Milton, i, 11. penses, 36; slanders against him, 52 et Ilenshaw, George, i, 24. seq.; rapidity of composition, 61; styles Heraldic Visitations, iii, iv; mode of pro- himself a Christian Aristotle, G3; his ceeding in, iii, 6; their value, 7; lists own notions of himself and his works, of, where recorded, 7; caution respect-

52-67 ; addresses to Q. Elizabeth, 3, 45; ing omitted names in, 12, 13; disregard plan for recovery of ancient monuments of, iv, 7, S. and old wz-iters, 48, 49; works on navi- Heraldic Visitation of 1533, note on, iii, gation, 60; on famous and rich disco- 8; calendar of names of families in, 14, veries, 61; letter to Archbishop of Can- 15; ordinaries of arms in, 15-17. terbury, 71-iS3; catalogue of his works, of 1567, note on, iii, 10; calendar of 24-27, 73-76. pedigrees in, 17-19. Dee, Rowland, v, 4. of 1613, note on, iii, 10; calendar of Dibbley, watchmaker, v, 29. pedigrees in, 19-21. Disney, John, i, 21. of 1664-5, note on iii, 11; calendar Dodsworth's Collections, ii, 9, 10. of names of families in, 22-26; frag- Done, Abraham, i, 29, 32. ment illustrative of, iv. Dower, custom of London with respect HolHns, John, i, 29. to, i, 13. Holme, Randle (second), ii, 7; third, 13. Dugdale, William, Norroy, his letters to Howard, Lord Admiral, v, 44, 45. John Crewe, ii. 5-7, H -13; Monasti- Hudson, Mr., v, 19. con, 7; visitation of 1664-5, iii, 7, 11, Hunter's Sheaf of Gleanings, extract 22-26; high notions, iv, 7, 8. from, i, 44, 45. Dunne, Thomas, v, 6.

Dysart, Lyonnel, earl of, i, 14. Irish territories, evidences (title deeds)

, Grace, countess of, i, 30. of, V, 29. Ivimey's Life of Milton, i, 20. Edward VI., v, 10. Elizabeth, queen, v, 10, 11, 17, 19, 22; her Jenkinson, Mr., ii, 11. personal kindness, 12, 13, 14, 44; affa- Johnson's Lives of the Poets, i, 11. bility, 18; belief in astrology and witch- craft, 21; ill health, 22; ambition, 22. King, Daniel, ii, 9, 10; letter to Rev. INDEX TO VOLUME XXIV. 3

Henry Fairfax, 10, 11; Lis meanness, Minshull, Elizabeth, vide Milton, Eliza- 14; Vale Eoi/al, 6, 14. beth.

Kuerden, Dr., letter to Randle Holme, , Mary, i, 24. ii, -10, 7 , Richard, i, 7, 9, 14; bond from, 23, 24. Laskey, lord, v, 13. Mirica, Gaspar h, v, 5. Leicester, Robert earl of, v, 11, 12, 13, 17, Mist's Weekly Journal, i, 20. 21, 22. Mizaldus, v, 8, Leycester, Mr., of Tabley, ii, 6. Monluc, Monsieur de, v, 8, , Sir Peter, of Tabley, letter to tbird Montaureus, Petrus, v, S. Randle Holme, ii, 13-15; copy of bis Moreton, John earl of, ii, 8.

Latin dedication to the Antiquities, 14, Mortlake, v, 4, 17 ; account of Dee's Loftus, Edmond, i, 23. library at, 27-31.

Mackintosb, Sir James, i, 20. Nantwicb, tradition respecting Miltou at, Magnionus, Jo., v, 8. Mallet, Dr., V, 11. Newbrennei', Conradus Justus, v, 34. Man, Mr., v. 12. Newton, P>ishop,i, 20; his Life of Milton, Mantua, duke of, v, 6. 18. !Mary, queen, v, 20. Nicolai, Nicholaus Grudius, v, 19. Maximilian II. of Germany, v, 19. Nicolas, Sir Harris, his List of Heraldic Maynard, Henry, v, 16. Visitations, iii, 7. Meakin, William, i, 24. Nonsuch, court at, v, 16, 17. Medina Cceli, duke of, v, 6. Northampton, marchioness of, v, 12, 22. Mercator, Gerardus, v, 5, 28, 56. Merian, Mrs., i, 19. OfFhuysen, Joannes Franciscus van, v, Milton, Jobn, commonness of tbe name 58. near Nantwicb, i, 5. Oldenburgh, earl of, v, 33. papers, notice of, i, 1 - 1 4. Orraerod's Cheshire, i, 5, 6, 8, 9. testamentary papers, copy of, i,36- Orontius, — , v, 8. 44, Osborne, Peter, v, 9. Milton, his domestic life misrepresented, Oxford, earl of, v, 10. i, 3, 4; portraits of bim, 14; date of bis deatb, 18; bis seal, 21; unduti- Paget, Dr., i, 7. fulness of bis daughters, 12, 17; their Parry, Blanche a, v, 13, 16. defective education, 15. Peck's Memoirs, i, 7. , Elizabeth, his widow, i, 16, 17, 21, Pembroke, earl of, v, 12, 19. 24; her connexion with Nantwicb, 5,6; Pena, Johannes a, v, 8. humble origin, 9, 10; vindication of her Pennant's Journey, i, 7, 10. character, 10-13; copy of her lease and Pezelius, Dr. Christopher, v, 33. release of Brindley farm, 26-32; deatb, Philips' Life of Milton, i. 3, 7, 13. 33; will, 33-35; pedigree, 45, 46. Postellus, Gulielraus, v, 8.

, Anne, eldest daughter, i, 1, 12, 15, Powell, Richard, i, 2, 16, 17, 22.

17, 18; notice of, 16; release from, 16- , Mr., i, 17.

18; bond from, 25. , Mr., V, 30.

, Mary, second daughter, i, 1, 12, 15, Price, John, i, 23. 17; notice of, IS, 19; release from, 18. Prideaux, v, 20.

, Deborah, youngest daughter, vide Pykering, Sir William, v, 7. Clarke, Deborah.

, Christopher, i, 2, 13, 16, 17, 18, 22. Ramus, Petrus, v, 8.

, Sir Christopher, 18. Ranconetus, v, 8. , Richard, i, 2, 18, 19. Richardson's Life of Milton, i, 10, 12. , Thomas, i, 18, Richmond, v, IS, 22. TMinsbulls of Stoke, i, 7, 8, 9. Robinson, Thomas, jun., i, 18, 19. of Wistaston, i, 44, 45. Rohan, Monsieur de, v, 8. Minshull, Edward, i, 24. Rowley, Uriah, i, 34. INDEX TO VOLUME XXIV

St. Cross, advantages of the mastership of, Travelling expenses and dangers, v, 32- V, 39-41. 34. St. George, Sir Richard, Norroy, iii, 7, Trebon Castle, Bohemia, v, 32. 10. Turnebus, v, 8. Singletons of Lancashire, ii, 9, 10. Sisson, Thomas, i, 23. Vernon's Cheshire Collections, ii, 6. Skydamore, lady, v, 16, 21. Vicomercatus, v, 8. Smith, rouge dragon, ii, 6.

, Dr., V, 10. Wall, William, of Shingle Hall, ii, 9. Star Chamber, v, 20. Walsingham, Sir Francis, v, 11, 22. Steven, Mr., v, 59. Warton, Mr., i, 3, 4, 11. Strange, Richard, v, 20. Warwick, countess of, v, 15, 16, 17, 45. Straselius, v, 8. Watson, Dr., v, 16.

Supervisor, tenacity of the word, i, 27. Way, Albert, i, 21. Sydney, Lord, v, 12. Web, Mr., ii, 6. , Sir Henry, v, 11. Welsh evidences (title deeds), v, 29. Sylvius, Jacobus, v, 8. Wickstead, Ri.,i, 25.

Wilbraham, Sir Thomas, bart., i, 24. Tilleson, Thomas, ii, 9. Willson, Dr., V, 11.

Timmis, Randle, i, 14, 25. , Mr. Secretary, v, 21.

Todd's Life of Milton, i, 1, 2, 7, 10. Wisterson, co. Chester, note on, i, 23. Toland's Life of Milton, i, 7. Witchcraft, case of, v, 21. Tomkins, Joseph, i, 34. Woolley, Sir John, v, 4, 10, 13, 17, 45. Tonson, Jacob, i, 20. Words, tenacity of, i, 27. Townley, Christopher, ii, 8, 9. Wright, Thomas, i, 24. INDEX TO VOLUME XXV.

Allen on Surrender of Deventer.

Aldersey, Hugh, of Chester, ii. Ixxxiv; biographies of him, Ixiv; his Alenqon, duke of, 15. Admonition, Ixxxix, xc; Apologie, Aliens of Buckenhall, Ixi, Ixii. lxxi,Ixxx,xciv; extracts from it,lxxvii,

of Rossall, Ixii, Ixiii. lxxviii,lxxix,19, 21 ; Defence of the Sur- Allen, Elizabeth, hi, Ixxi, Ixxiv. render ofDeventer, i, Ixxxix ; Declara- , Gabriel, Ixiii. tion ofSixtus Quintus his BuU,lxxxix; , George, Ixiv. extract from his book On Purgatory, , John, Ixiii. Ixxii. , ^lary, Ixiv. Ashton, Roger, xxxvi, xliii; notice of,

, Richard, Ixiii, Ixxi. xxii, xxiii.

, Thomas, Ixiv. Assassination justified, 1. Allen, William (Cardinal), xx, xlv, 35;

birth, Ixiii ; education, Ixiv ; made fellow Babington conspiracy, xii. of Oriel Coll. Ixv; enters the priesthood, Bamvile family, lix. Ixv; principal of St. Mary's Hall, and Bath a focus of papal intrigue, Ixvii. proctor, Ixvi; retires to Louvain, and Bentivoglio (Cardinal), Ixxxviii. engages in theological controversy,lxvi; Blount, Christopher, ix, Ixvi, Ixix. visit to Lancashire, Ixvii; motives and Burleigh, lord, 36.

occurrences of the visit, Ixix, Ixx ; con- Campion the Jesuit, Ixxiv, Ixxx, Ixxxiv, sequences of the visit, Ixxii-lxxv; re- Catholic soldiers more capable of reason turns to the Netherlands, Ixxii; insti- than others, 18; practised on by here- tutes the seminary system at Douay, tics, 20; better soldiei-s, 27; God fights Ixxv; made canon of Cambray, Ixxv; for them, 28-30.; a training college for,

D.D. Ixxvi; in the pay of Philip of 32 ; vide Soldiers. Spain, Ixxvi; meets Persons, the Jesuit, Cicero De Republica quoted, 14.

at Rome, Ixxix ; made rector of the Cosby, Arnold, notice of, xxxv, xxxvi. English college, Ixxx; publishes his Crossley, James, Ixxiii. A'pologie, Ixxx jhealth fails, lxxxv,xcv; Cundy, Patrick, xliii. made cardinal and archbishop ofMech- lin, Ixxxvi; revises the translation of Derby, earl of, xlii, Ixviii, xciii. the Bible, and the text of the Fathers, Deventer, Ixxxviii; its importance, xvii; xcii; quarrels with the Jesuits, xcii; his capture by Stanley, xviii; account of last occupations, xciv; death, xcvi; its surrender, xxv-xxxiii; variety of

epitaph, Ixvi, xcvi, xcvii; character, opinions thereon , 6; justified by Allen Ixxx, xcvii, xcviii; beloved by the sol- and Parsons, 12. diery, 5; marvellous power of writing, Doesborg, capture of, xv. Ixxiii ; political character of his writings, Doleman's Conference, xcii. Ixxxv; proofs of inconsistency, Ixxxi- Douay college, Ixxv, Ixxvi. 2 INDEX TO VOLUME XXV.

Drury, Sir William, notice of, v. xliv; injure the English Roman- Catho Dutch service unpopular, xxxii. lies, Ixxxvii, Ixxxviii; their bitterness Dutch venality, xli. against Cardinal Allen, xcv; treachery, xcvi. Egerton, Sir John, iii, iv. Elizabeth, queen, 35, 36; her parsimony, Kerns, vide Irish soldiers. vii; well-being of England under, 16; inability as a heretic to make lawful war, Lancashire, state of religion in, Ixviii, 22; extract from her letter to Down- Ixix, Ixxii-lxxv. ham, bishop of Chester, Ixxiii. Leicester, earl of, vii, xxvi, xxxiv, 27; English atheism, 17. his weakness, ix; ambitious schemes, catholics, loyalty of, Ixxxiv. xiii; vanity and incompetence, xx, xxi; college, disunion in, Ixvii, Ixxxvi. improvidence, xxvii; praise of Sir Wil- refugees, their miserable condition, liam Stanley, xvi; strange confidence Iii. in him; xix, xxx, xxxi. Essex, earl of, vii. Lewis, Dr. Owen, bishop of Casano, Ixxvii, Excommunicated sovereigns, condition Ixxviii, Ixxxvi. of, 22-26. Lilly's Midas quoted, 16. Low Countries, injustice of the English Fawkes, Guy, xlvii. Hi, liii, liv. wars in, 14. Fitzherbert, Nicholas, Ixiv, 35; extracts from his account of Allen, Ixix, Ixx, Mansfeldt, Agnes de, xv. 36; character of his book, xcvii. Massey, Richard, notice of, xl. Fitzraaurice, John, iv. Molyneux, Sir Richard, vi. Flud, John, xxsi, xxxii, xlvi; his depo- Morgan the sophister, Ixiv, Ixv, Ixxv; his sitions, xxxiv-xliii; execution, xliv. letter to the Queen of Scots, ix. Munster, distribution of forfeited estates Glasier, Thomas, iv. Government of Ireland, extract from,xi. Grey, lord, v. Nice, council of, 22. Griffiths, Sir William, ii. Norfolk, duke of, Ixxi, Ixxii. Groningen, 28. Norris, Sir John, vii, xv, xvi, xxi, xxr, Gunpowder Plot, liii, liv. xxvi, xxvii, xxxi, xxxiv.

Hatton, Sir Christopher, xl, Ixvi. O'Roghan, Dennis, his evidence against Haydock, Vivian, Ixxi. Sir John Perrot, ix, x. Heresy raaketh infamous, 25. Heretic armies always overthrown, 28, Parma, duke of, vii, xvii, xxii, xlix, 5, 27, 29; miseries they endure, 31. 31. Hesketh, Thomas, Ixiv. Parsons, Father, xxxix; vide Persons, Heskeths of Aughton, Ixxiv. Rev. F. R. Hocknell, Mr., xl. Paulet, Amyas, 35. Holt, William, li, Iii. Pelham, Sir William (judge), notice of, Hovenden, Captain, xxxv. xii. Huntingdon, Lord, iii. Perrot, Sir John, vi, vii, viii, x; his al- leged treason, x; training of soldiersjxii. Irish soldiers, xiii; cost of recruiting, viii; Persons, Rev. F. R. (Jesuit), xxix, xxxi, description of, xii, xviii; their subordi- xiii, xlvii, xlix, Ixiii, Ixv, Ixxxiv, nation, xxix; bravery and sufferings, Ixxxvi, Ixxxviii, xci, xcii, xciii; his xlvii. epitaph, xcvii.

Philipps, Peter, musician, liii. Jackson, Francis, xxxix. Poole, John, of Capenhurst, iii, xxxviii; James, Thomas, xxxix. notice of, xxxv. Jaques, Francesco, xlvii; notice of,x.txvii, xxxviii. Raleigh, Sir Walter, v, xii. Jesuits, power and influence of, xxii, Ratchffe, Egremont, account of, 35 - 38. INDEX TO VOLUME XXV

Rich, Barnaby, v. confiscated, xxxvii; grief and discon- Russell, Sir William, vii. tent, xxxvii; remorse, xlvi; visits Philip of Spain, xlviii; plans to assail England, St. Augustine quoted, 15, 21, 23, 31, 32, xlviii; returns to the Low Countries, 33. xlix; goes to Madrid and Rome, xlix; Salisbury, , xxxvi. concerned in a plot to murder Queen Sidney, Sir Philip, vii; his friendship Elizabeth, 1; and Maurice of Saxony, Ii; with traitors, xx. his poverty, Ii, Ivi; neglect of art, liii; Smith, Sir Thomas, ii. shuns the Gunpowder Plot, liv; aids Soldiers honoured by the Church, 11; the Jesuits, Iv; becomes a Carthusian bound to a tender conscience, 20; must monk, Ivi; death, Ivii; details of his not serve heretics, 21; their rule of funeral, Ivii -Ixi; his wife's epitaph, duty, 27; vide Catholic soldiers. xxxvii. Southworth, Sir Thomas, notice of, Ixvii. Strange, Ferdinando lord, xli; notice of, Stanleys of Hooton, ii, iii. xiii. Stanley, Edward, xvi.

, Harry, of Crosshall, xl. Tassis, Jean Baptists, xxv, xxvii, xxviii, , Robert, xxxix. xxix, xxxiii, xxxvi, xlvi; notice of, the Jesuit, Ix. xxiv. Stanley, Sir William, Ixxxvii, 5, 7; his birth, iii; marriage, iii; children, iv; Vendeville, Dr., Ixxv. longevity, iv; serves under the Duke Verdugo, xxxiii, xlvi. of Alva, iv; is charged with desertion, iv; serves in Ireland, v, vi; discontent, Warnsfeld, battle of, xvi. vi; sent into Holland, vi, vii, xiii; first Whitmore, Mr., xl, Iv. signs of disloyalty, vii; influence with Williams, Roger, 1.

the earl of Leicester, viii; dishonesty, Winter, , liii, liv. viii; disloyalty, x, xi, xix; concerned in Worthington, Thomas, of Blainscow, the Babington conspiracy, xiii; dislike notice of, xliv, xlv. to Leicester and Essex, xv; valour, xvi; takes Deventer, xviii; appointed its York, Sir Rowland, xxx, xxxiii, xxxvi, governor, xix; connected with the xliii, xlv, xlvi; notice of, xxiii, xxiv. Jesuits, xxii; plans the surrender of Deventer, xxv; Flud's depositions Zutphen, xv, xxv, xxvii; surrender of, against him, xxxiv-xliii; his fortune xlv.