# Archaeological Journal/Volume 2/Index

INDEX.
A.
Abbot's Langley, Herts, Church of, a sepulchral brass there, 394
Abingdon, a bronze fignre representing the Gaulish Mercury, found near, 209
Acton Burnell, on the ancient Castle and Parliament held there, 325—338
Acton Burnell Castle, Shropshire, 140
Ailettes, or Alerons, singular appendages to armour during a part of the 13th and 14th centuries, 343
Albrighton Church, Decorated window in, 4
Alcock, John, bishop of Worcester, 61
Aldwin, the hermit of Malvern, 49
Alerons, see Ailettes.
Alfred, jewel of, in the Asbmolean Museum, Ox- ford, 164
All Saints' Church, Sawtrey, Huntingdonshire, sepulchral brasses there, 386
Altars, portable, ancient use of, 345
Amesbury Church, memorial escutcheons at, 194
Anglo-Roman Sarcophagus, discovered in Hertfordshire, notice of, 251—257
Aniéres, ancient place of burial at, a fibula found there, together with a quantity of coins, 46
Appuldurcombe House, embroidery formerly there, 83
Archaeological Institute, Annual Meeting at Winchester, report of, 299—324
Architecture, Decorated style of, the date of the introduction of into England, 137—144
Arreton Church, Isle of Wight, sepulchral brass there, 83
Artas, the Sidonian glass manufacturer, 255
Arts during the Middle Ages, Decorative Processes connected with the, 155—172
Askeby, William de, archdeacon of Northampton, 22
Athassel Abbey, Tipperary, effigy of Richard de Burgo there, 124
B.
Baghott, Sir Paul, 45
Ball, perfumed, supposed to have been an appendage to a foilette of the sixteenth century, 183
Ballsalla, Isle of Man, ancient cross there, 75
Bamburgh, Thomas de, 18
Barfleur, English and French coins found there, 86
Bartlow Hills, enamelled vessel found there, 157
Basinet, covering and ornaments of the, 343, 4
Basinwerk Abbey, carved roof from, 211
Bath and Wells, Bishop of, 29
Bayeux tapestry, the, 177—261
Beaumaris Castle, 74
Becbury, Hugh de, 326
Beche, Sir Nicholas de la, 342, 349
Bedford, John, duke of, 29, 204
Berengaria, Queen, the effigy of, shews the fashion of o g the fente, 123
Bernard's Heath, St. Alban's, brass matrix found there, 394
Blenerhayset, family of, their effigies, 244—246
Bohun, Humphrey de, Earl of Hereford and Essex, the will of, with extracts from the Inventory of his Effects, 339—349
Boughton House, Northamptonshire, recent discoveries at, 190—193
Boulogne, bronze fibulæ found with Roman remains in the vicinity of, 46
Boxley Abbey, Kent, an embossed tile found there, 194
Braddan, Isle of Man, ancient cross in the churchyard there, 74
Brasses Sepulchral, notice of, 243—250
Brasses, Sepulchral, 92, 183
————————— at Abbot's Langley, Herts, 394
————————— at Acton Burnell, Salop, 329
————————— at Arreton Church, Isle of Wight, 83
————————— in Blisland Church, near Bodmin, Cornwall, 193
————————— at Brightlingsea Church, Essex, 71
————————— at Ewelme Church, Oxon, 273
————————— at Glasgow Cathedral, 90
————————— at Gresford Church, Denbighshire, 71
————————— at Hadleigh Church, Suffolk, 71
————————— in Howden Church, York, 189
————————— in Laughton Church, near Gainsborough, 189
————————— at Michel-Dean Church, Gloucestershire, 71
————————— in Minster Church, island of Sheppy, 197
————————— in the Church of St. Peter Mancroft, Norwich, 189, 248
————————— at All Saints' Church, Sawtrey, Huntingdonshire, 386
————————— at Stokenchurch, Oxon, 396
————————— at Topcliffe Church, near Thirsk, 207
————————— at Trotton in Sussex, 84
————————— at Windlesham Church, Surrey, 71
————————— at Yealmpton Church, near Plymouth, 83
Brechin Cathedral, notice of, 209
Bredon Church, Worcestershire, decorative tiles there, 89
——— Monuments there, 90
Bretigny, Great Seal of England temp. Edw. III., made in accordance with the treaty of, 24—27, 31, 33
Brightlingsea, Essex, Church of, attempts to steal brasses therefrom, 71
Brinsop Church, sculptures there, 271
Bruce, Robert, tomb of, 86
Burgh Castle, 73
Burgo, Richard de, effigy of, at Athassel Abbey, an example of the ancient civil costume of the nobility in Ireland, 124 ​Burnell, Edward, 329
——— Gerain, 326
——— Maud, 329, 330
——— Nicholas, Lord, 330; his effigy at Acton Burnell Church, 329
——— Robert, 326-328
——— Philip, 327, 329
——— William, ib.
Burning, custom of, 257.
Camoys, Margarete de, 84
Canterbury, Archbishop of, Chancellor, 29
———— Cathedral, curious pavement in, 89
Carausius, two coins of, found in York, 384
Carisbrook, Isle of Wight, an incised slab there, 199
Carlton Rode, near Attleborough, Norfolk, relics found there, 80
Cashel, crossed-legged Sepulchral Effigies at, notice of, 121—131, 397
Castles of, Acton Burnell, Salop, 325 et seq.
————— Beaumaris, 74
————— Burgh, 73
————— Conway, 74
————— Caernarvon, 74
————— Fulbroke, 203
————— Sherborne, (mosaic pavement there,) 183.
————— Mackworth, Derbyshire, 87
Celts, Torc of the, 368—380
Chichester, Bishop of, 20, 21
Chilcomb, near Winchester, a gold Ecclesiastical ring found there, 394
Chipping Warden, British relic found there, 82
——————— Ancient burial-place there, 85
Churches of, Abbot's Langley, Herts, 394
————— Albrighton, 4
————— All Saints', Sawtrey, Huntingdonshire, 386
————— Amesbury, 194
————— Arreton, Isle of Wight, 83
————— Bredon, Worcestershire, 89, 90
————— Brightlingsea, Essex, 71
————— Brinsop, Herefordshire, 271
————— Cilcain, N.W., 211
————— Coggeshall, Essex, 83
————— Croydon, Surrey, 92, 194, 267
————— Darlington, 184
————— East-Meon, Hants, 201
————— Ewelme, Oxon, 273
————— Fairlight, Hastings, 85
————— Gresford, Denbigh, 71
————— Hadleigh, Suffolk, 71
————— Hexham, 239—242
————— Hollington Wood, Hastings, 85
————— Howden, York, 189
————— Kirdford, Sussex, 89
————— Kingsdown, Kent, 188
————— Laughton, Gainsborough, 189
————— Lavant, 89
————— Leigh, 90
————— Llandudno, Conway, 210
————— Llanvair-Waterdine, Salop, 269, 404
————— Lenham, Kent, 73
————— Long Wittenham, Berks, 132—136
Malvern, Great, 48—64
Mells, Somerset, 202, 391
Michel-Dean, Gloucestershire, 71
Minster, Sheppy, 197
Churches of, Offley, Hertfordshire, 184
————— Reigate, Surrey, 208
————— Reydon, Southwold, 267
————— Romsey, Hants, 123
————— Rouse Lench, near Evesham, 90
————— Ruardean, Gloucestershire, 390
————— Ryther, Yorkshire, 92
————— St. Alkmund, Derby, 77
————— St. Bride, Glamorganshire, 383
————— St. John, Cashel, 122
————— St. John, Kirby Wisk, 185
————— St. Lawrence, Norwich, 243
————— St. Laurence, Ramsgate, 83
————— St. Margaret, Norwich, 246
————— St. Mary, Leicester, 81
————— St. Michael in Saltisford, Warwick, 392
————— St. Michael, Southampton, 81
————— St. Oswald, Richmondshire, 84
————— St. Peter, Mancroft, Norwich, 189, 248
————— St. Peter in the East, Oxford, 208
————— St. Stephen's, Bristol, 392
————— Shiffnal, Salop, 4
————— Springfield, Essex, 83
————— Stanton Harcourt, Oxon, 365—368
————— Stokenchurch, Oxon, 396
————— Tiltey, Essex, 83
————— Tong, Salop, 1
————— Topcliffe, near Thirsk, 207
————— Warnford, Hants, 190—193
————— Windlesham, Surrey, 71
————— Yealmpton, Plymouth, 83
Cist, found at Ashby Puerorum, Lincolnshire, 253
Clarendon Wood, near Salisbury, Roman Villa there, 86; coins discovered there, ib.
Clarke, John, effigy of, 243
Clement the Seventh, 131
Clifton, earthworks at, 272
Clonmacnoise, King's County, Chapel at, 229
Coffins, Stone, discovered near St. Alban's, 253
—————— at Southfleet, Kent, 252
—————— at York, 253
Coggeshall, Essex, piscina in a Chapel at, 83
Coins, Roman, &c., 74, 86
———— found at Crondale, Hants, 199
———— at Eatington, ib.
———— at King's Weston, Somerset, 209
———— at Lancaster, 201
———— in Oxford Street, London, 392
———— at Winchester, 394
———— at York, 38, 183, 189, 193, 384
Compton, Sir W., 204
Compton Dando, Roman altar found there, 272
Coral, early mention of, 345
Corbet, Thomas, 326; Sir Peter, 330
Cornwall, Ancient Oratories of, 225—239, 402
Cowdry, near Midhurst, Sussex, ancient documents there, 79, 84
Crespine, the, or reticulated caul, a part of the female head-dress, 123, 388
Cromlechs, in Anglesea, 269
Crondale, Hampshire, ancient coins and other relics found there, 199
Cross-legged Sepulchral Effigies at Cashel, notice of, 121—131
Cross at Iona, 400
Crosses, ancient, 74, 75, 77, 78, 84
———— erected in memory of Eleanor, consort of Edward I., 140
Crouchback, Edmund, earl of Lancaster, monument of, at Westminster, 140
Croydon Church, Surrey, 92, 194, 267
D.
Dale Park, Arundel, skeleton found there, 80
Dance of Death, observations on the, 151—155
Darlington Church, Durham, 184
Decorations in Distemper in Stanton-Harcourt Church, Oxfordshire, 365—368
Decorative Processes connected with the Arts during the Middle Ages, 155—172
Dining table, usages of the, during the middle ages, 173, 258
Directions and Queries, intended to assist correspondents in the arrangement of topographical communications, 66—70
Dolman, Peter, his effigy in Howden Church, Yorkshire, 189
Domestic Life in the Middle Ages, usages of, 173—180, 258—266
Dresser (dressoir,) the chief ornament of the dining room in the middle ages, 176
Drinking vessels, medieval, 200
Durham, bishop of. Chancellor, 28
Dyrachurch, Kent, discovery of a thurible in the sea-wall there, 74
E.
Ear rings, silver, found in Norfolk, 402
Eastern counties, contain more numerous examples of sepulchral brasses than any other district, 243
East-Meon Church, a representation of St. Christopher discovered there, 201
Eatington, Roman coins, and other relics found there, 199
Edmunds, John, goldsmith of London, 30, 31
Edward the Confessor, golden fibulæ commonly used at the time of, 47
Edward I., great seal of, 15, 16
——— III., used seven great seals during his reign, 15, 10, 35
——— IV., great seal of, 33, 36
Effigies, cross-legged, at Cashel, notice of, 121—131
Eleanor, consort of Edward I., crosses erected to her memory, 140
——— monument of, ib.
Eltham, John, effigy of, 344
Ely, bishop of, 16
Embroidery, 83
Enamel, art of, 155—172
Erwarton Hall, Suffolk, gateway of, 272
Escutcheons, memorial, at Amesbury Church, 194
Ethelwulf, king of Wessex, his ring one of the most interesting relics of enamelled art, 163
Etruscans, use of the fibula derived from the, 47
Ewelme Church, Oxon, 273
Ewers and basins, made of costly materials during the Middle Ages, 260
Exeter, bishop of, 30
Exeter Cathedral, 140
F.
Fairlight Church, near Hastings, 85
Falx, one found near Ballygawley, in the county of Tyrone, 186
Fente, or Vente, fashion of closing the, by a brooch, seen in the effigies of Berengaria, queen of Richard I., and Isabel d'Angouleme, the queen of John, 123
Fibulæ, Gold, found at Odiham, Hants, description of, 46, 47
Fibulæ, the use of, derived from the Etruscans, 47; their use restricted during the best period of Roman history, ib.; early, of bronze, afterwards of gold and silver, ib.; commonly used at the time of Edward the Confessor, ib.
Fibulæ, bronze, found at Aniéres, 46
——— at Boulogne, 40
——— at Eatington, Warwick, 199
——— at London, 46
Flintshire, Roman road there, 76
Font, at Blisland, Cornwall, 197
—— at Long Wittenham Church, Berks, 135
—— in Offley Church, Hertfordshire, 184
—— in Reydon Church, near Southwold, 267
—— discovered in the sea, 27 2
Fork, late introduction of the, 179
Fowey, early inscribed memorial near there, 388
Fulbroke Castle, 203
G.
Gart-na-moyagh, near Garvagh, the body of a knight in complete chain armour found there, together with other relics, 72
Gesten Hall, Worcester, 91
Giffard, Walter, earl of Buckingham, 135
Glasgow Cathedral, sepulchral brass there, 90
Glass known in Britain at an early period, 254; not common before the rule of the Cæsars, 255; not made in Rome but imported from the Tyrian coast and Alexandria, ib.; glass vases occasionally found in England, 256; introduction of into England long subsequent to the Phœnician trade, ib.
Godet the, a species of drinking cup, 264
Golden Chapel in Tong Church, Salop, 7
Graindehorge, William, 399, 400
Great Seals of England, history of the, especially those of Edward III., 14—41
Great seal of Henry III., 15
————– of Edw. I., 15
————– of Richard II., 27
————– of Henry V., the same as used by his father, 31
————– of Henry VI., 32
————– of Edward IV., 33
————– of Henry VII., 35
Gresford Church, Denbighshire, brasses laid down in, 71
Gretham, Thomas, abbot of Thornton, 359
Grind-stone, curious fragment of a, found at Wheatley, Oxon, 355
Gros, William le, earl of Albemarle, dUtinguished for his liberality towards the religious orders, 357
Grype, or Griffin, the, 264
Guisborough, tomb of Robert Bruce there, 86
Gulval, parish of, Cornwall, holy well there, 234
H.
Hacket, William, 122
Hacket's Abbey, Cashel, 130
Hadleigh, Church of, Suffolk, attempt to steal brasses therefrom, 71
Hanap, the, 263
Handlo, John, 330
Harcourt, Lewis de, bishop of Bayeux, 206
Harpenden, cist found at, 253
Hatchet, a stone, found on Stanton Moor, Derbyshire, 202
Hatfield, Thomas de, bishop of Durham, 262
Hauine, the blue mineral, found amongst the fragments of pottery at Wheatley, Oxon, 355
Henry III. great seal of, 15 ​Henry IV., his great seal the richest and largest of all the medieval seals of England, 28
——– V., used the same great seals as his father, 31, 35
——– VI., the great seal universally given to him, totally unlike the English seals, and resembles the usual form of the seals of the French kings, 32, 36
——– VII., made a copy of the seal of Edw. IV., 35
Henry VIII., great seal of, 35
Hereford and Essex, Humphrey de Bohun, Earl of, his Will., and Inventory of his Effects, 339—349
Hexham Church, Northumberland, observations on the Crypt of, 239—242
Hirons, family of, their tomb, 208
Hollington wood, near Hastings, Church in, 85
Holland, John, duke of Exeter, will of, 260
Horns, drinking, appendages of the table, until after the Conquest, 261
Hourson, or Houson, the, an ornament or covering of the basinet, 344
Howden Church, Yorkshire, 189
I.
Incised slab of John le Botiler, in the Church of Saint Bride, Glamorganshire, 383
Incremation, practice of, 257
Innocents the, churchyard of, Paris, painting of the 'Danse Macabre' formerly there, 154
Institute, Archaeological, Annual Meeting, report of the, 299—324
Intaglio, found at Witcomb, 85
Ipsley, Warwickshire, ancient earthen vessel found there, 202
Inventories, their importance as illustrations of the manners and arts of the Middle Ages, 339
Ireland, ancient objects discovered there, 186
——— Chancellor of, commanded by Richard II. to change the circumscription of the Bretigny seal of Edward III. A similar order given to him in the reign of Henry IV., 27
——— cubes of white porcelain found there, 71
——— ancient mining operations in, 384
Isabel d'Angouleme, effigy of shews the fashion of closing the fente, 123
J.
Jetons, brass, found at Alphamstone, Essex, 193
Joan, lady Bergavenny, 204
Joggling, singular example of masonry termed, 195
K.
Kemp, John, bishop of London, afterwards archbishop of York, chancellor, 29
Kilburn Priory, Middlesex, small carving in ivory found there, 199
Kildesby, William de, 19, 21
Kilfane Church, Kilkenny, cross-legged effigy there, 398
Kingsdown Church, Kent, painted glass in, 188
King's Weston, Somersetshire, Roman coins and other relics found there, 209
Kirdford Church, near Petworth, mural paintings there, 89
Kirk Andreas, near Ramsey, Isle of Man, ancient cross there, 75
—– Bride, Isle of Man, ancient cross there, 75
—– Maughold, Isle of Man, ancient cross there, 75
Kirk Michael, Isle of Man, ancient cross there, 75
Knyvet, John, 22
L.
Lacy, Peter de, clerk of the privy seal, 22
Landithy, manor of, Cornwall, oratory formerly there, 234
Langley, Galfridus, effigy of, in St. Laurence's Church, Norfolk, 243
Lapis-lazuli, tablet of, preserved in the Louvre, 147
Latimer, bishop of Worcester, 48
Laughton Church, near Gainsborough, 189
Lavant Church, 89
Lavendon, near Olney, a brass matrix found there, 389
Leckhampton hill, near Cheltenham, discoveries there, 71
Lee, Sir Richard, his monument at Acton Burnell, 329
Leigh Church, near Worcester, ancient sculpture there, 90
Lenham Church, Kent, painting in, 73
Lenthy Green, near Sherborne, Dorset, Roman tesselated pavement there, 85
Lilly House, near Bisley, vaulted chamber in, 44
Lime-mortar, observations on, 88
Llanduduo, Church of, near Conway, coffin slabs there, 210
Llanvair-Waterdine, Church of, Shropshire, inscriptions there, 269, 404
Llantoney Abbey, 82
London, bronze fibula discovered in, 46
——— discovery of the foundations of Roman buildings in, 72
——— small stone figure found there, 74
Longueville Giffard, Normandy, 136
Long Wittenham Church, Berks, notice of, 132
M.
Mackworth Castle, Derbyshire, 87
Macroom, co. Cork, unique specimen of gold ring- money found there, 198
Mailed armour, modes of representing, 270
Malvern, Great, ancient parish Church of, 64
——————– The Hermitage at, 64
——————– Priory Church of, stained glass in the Clerestory and other parts, 48—61; Altars 61—63; Jesus Chapel, 63; Chapel of St. Ursula, ib.; relics found there, 65
Malverne, John, prior of Malvern, 51, 61
Marchia, William de, bishop of Wells, 140
Marley, Richard, of Canterbury, will of, 395
Matrices of seals, brass, 201, 210
——————————– found at Bernard's Heath, St. Alban's, 394
——————————– at Flashy, near Gargrave, 399
——————————– on the borders of Hampshire, 210
——————————– at Lavendon near Olney, 389
——————————– at Mells, in Somersetshire, 389
Matrices of the Great Seals of England, table of, 37
Mazelin, the, 262
Mazer-bowl, 262
————— of the time of Richard II., description of, 195, 263
Meath, tomb discovered at Trim, co., 91
Mells, Somersetshire, matrix found there, 389 ​Mells, Church, Somerset, painted glass there, 202
—————— mural painting there, 391
Mercers' Company, doorway built by them at Hexham Church, Northumberland, 241
Merthyr, near Truro, a mutilated figure of St. Anthony found there, 201
Merton College, the Church of St. John the Baptist there, 137; extracts from the bursar's rolls of, 142—144
Merton, Walter de, 138, 139
Michel-Dean Church, Gloucestershire, brasses laid down there, 71
Minster Church, Sheppy, 197
Mitre, the, of William of Wykeham, preserved at New College, Oxford, 205
Money, gold ring, unique specimen, found at Macroom, co. Cork, 198
Montacute, priory of, common seal of the, 272
Morley, Robert de, 330
Multon, Walter, abbot of Thornton, 359
Mural paintings, 89, 92
——————— in the abbey of St. Alban's, 387
——————— in Croydon Church, 267
——————— in Mells Church, Somersetshire, 391
——————— in Stanton Harcourt Church, Oxon, 365—368
Murrhine cup given to the abbey of St. Alban's, 262
Musk ball, of gold, 345
N.
Newington Longueville, priory of, Bucks, 135
Northwode, Sir Roger de, his effigy in Minster Church, Sheppy, 197
Norwich Cathedral, 86
Nutmeg, the, used in former times as a perfume, 344
O.
Odiham, Hawts, gold Fibula found there, account of, 46, 47
Offley Church, Hertfordshire, font in, 184
Onyx, an engraved, found at Sochar Moss, near Dumfries, 395
Oratories, the ancient, of Cornwall, 225—239, 402
Ornaments, Vestments, and appliances of sacred use, notices of, the Pax, 144—151
Original Documents, 181, 381
Osmundthorpe, or Oswinthorpe Hall, near Leeds, painted glass there, 81
P.
Padstow, Cornwall, Roman inscription there, 77
Painted ceiling in Boughton House, Northamptonshire, 179
Painted Glass, in Albrighton Church, 4
——————— in Long Wittenham Church, Berks, 132—134
——————— in Mells Church, Somerset, 202
——————— at Osmundthorpe or Oswinthorpe Hall, near Leeds, 81
——————— in the Priory of Great Malvern, 48—63
——————— in Shiffnal Church, 4
Parkan Chapel, parish of St. Just, Cornwall, 235
Paintings, mural, in Croydon Church, 92, 194, 267
———— in Kirdford Church, near Petworth, 89
Paintings in Lenham Church, Kent, 73
———— in Mells Church, Somersetshire, 391
———— in the abbey of St. Alban's, 386
Pax, the, origin of, 145; materials employed in the formation of, 147; a remarkable one preserved in the Louvre, ib.; enamel frequently used in the decoration of, 148; one of silver parcel-gilt preserved at New College, Oxford, 149
Pecham, John, seal of, 183
Peckham, Archbishop, monument of, 140
Penbrugge, Isabel, widow of Sir Fulke, 1
Piscina at Coggeshall, Kssex, 83
———– in Long Wittenham Church, Berks, 132
———– in Springfield Church, Essex, 83
———– in Tiltey Church, Essex, 83
———– at the Church of Acton Burnell, 329
Plessitis, family of, 135
Plessy, Hugh de, 136
Pomander, the, commonly worn by ladies as a pendant to the girdle, 345
Portland Vase, the, 255
Priory of Great Malvern, Worcestershire, 48—65
———— Newington-Longueville, Bocks, 135
————— Montacute, Somersetshire, 272
————— of Ulverscroft, Leicestershire, 89
————— of Wenlock, Salop, 86
Proceedings of the Central Committee, 71—92, 183—21 1, 267—273, 383—404
Psalter of the thirteenth century, 195
Pyx, representation of a, 167
—— a, discovered at Chippenham, 205
Q.
Queries and Directions, intended to assist Correspondents in the arrangement of Topographical Communications, 66—70
R.
Ramsey, Isle of Man, ancient cross there, 75
Rainald, the Sheriff, 326
Rede, Sir Peter, his effigy in the Church of St. Peter, Mancroft, Norwich, 189, 248
Reigate, Surrey, church of, tombs there in a state of decay, 208
Reliquary, a carved, of the fourteenth century, 199
Reydon Church, Southwold, 267
Richard II., his great seal, 27
Ring, gold, Ecclesiastical one found at Chilcomb, near Winchester, 394
————— with cabalistic characters, found in a creek of the Thames, 396
—— silver, found near Cork, 198
————— found in Essex, 201
Rings, ancient, 74
Roger, Earl, 326
Roman altar, 272
——— buildings, foundations of, discovered in London, 72
——— coins, 270
—————— found at Eatington, Warwick, 199
—————— at King's Weston, Somersetshire, 209
—————— in Oxford Street, 392
—————— at York, 183, 384, 397
——— encampment, 395
——— inscription at Hexham, Northumberland, 239
——— inscriptions at Padstow, Cornwall, 77
——— pavement, 82, 85, 86
——— road in Flintshire, 76 ​Roman Villa at Bisley, Gloucestershire, description of, 42—45
—————— at Clarendon Wood, near Salisbury, 86
—————— recently discovered at Wheatley, Oxford, notice of, 350—356
Romsey Church, Hampshire, effigy there, 123
Rouse Leuch, Church of, near Evesham, ancient sculpture there, 90
Ruardean Church, Gloucestershire, sculptured tympanum there, 390
Ryther Church, Yorkshire, effigy of a knight there, 92
S.
Saint Alkmund's Church, Derby, sculptured stones formerly parts of, 77, 87
—— Andrew, Chapel of, near Diss, Norfolk, sepulchral brasses in, 244
—————— Church of, Hexham, 241
—— Anthony, a mutilated figure of, found at Merthyr, near Truro, 201
—— Bernard, seal of, 150
—— Bride, Church of, Glamorganshire, incised slab there, 383
—— Buryan, 238
—— Clement's, near Truro, Romano-British cross there, 77
—— Dellyn, oratory of, 237
—— Ethelbert's Gate, Norwich, 140
—— Gwythian, Oratory of, 230
—— John the Baptist, chapel of, Malvern, 50
————————— Church of, Merton College, Oxford, 137
—— John's Church, Cashel, 122
—— John's Gate, Clerkenwell, 80
—— John, Kirby Wisk, York, Church of, 185
—— Julian's Church, Norwich, 196
—— Just, Cornwall, parish of, monumental stone found there, 235
—— Laurence, Church of, Ramsgate, piscina there, 83
—— Levan, parish of, Cornwall, well there, 235
—— Levine, 237
—— Loye, chapel of, 238
—— Maddern, oratory of, 231
—— Margaret's Church, Norwich, sepulchral brasses there, 246
—— Margaret's of Rissemere, near Southwold, 267
—— Mary's Church, Leicester, 81
—— Mary Magdalene, Gloucester, Chapel of, 85
—— Mary's tower, York, coins found near to, 189
—— Michael's Chapel, Malvern, 63, 64
—— Michael's Church, Southampton, sculpture there, 81
—— Michael, Church of, Saltisford, Warwick, 392
—— Orain, Chapel of, at Iona, sculptured cross there, 400
—— Osith, 202
—— Oswald, Church of, Richmondshire, sculptured cross there, 84
—— Paul, John de, 18, 19, 20
—— Peter in the East, Church of, Oxford, tombs there, in a state of decay, 208
—— Peter's Mancroft, Church of, Norwich, sepulchral brass there, 248
—— Piran, oratory of, near Truro, 225; ancient ring found on a skeleton there, 74
—— Sitha, or St. Osith, 202
—— Stephen's Church, Bristol, tombs discovered there, 392
—— Thomas, a mural painting in the Abbey of St. Alban's, representing the incredulity of, 386
—— Werstan, account of the legend of, 48—65
Salisbury, earl of, Chancellor, 30
Salt, the ancient, 259
Salt, an ancient silver one, preserved at Winchester College, ib.
Samian pottery, found at Eatington, Warwick, 199
Saneta Elena, John de, 136
Sandford, Robert de, ib.
Sandfords, family of, 135
Sapperton tunnel, relics found there, 45
Sarcophagus, an Anglo-Roman, discovered in Hertfordshire, notice of, 251—257
Scalby, a torques found near there, 389
Scent Ball, the, 344
Scissor case, steel, of the sixteenth century, dug up in the neighbourhood of the Seven Dials, London, 392
Seal of the earl of Hereford, 342
—— of Montacute Priory, 272
—— of John Pecham, 183
—— of William Graindhorge, 400
Seals, 389
—— ancient, 188
Seals, Great, OF England, History of, 14—41
Shefford, Bedfordshire, Roman remains there, 82
Sherborne Castle, mosaic pavement there, 183
Shield, quartered, earliest example of, 343
Shiffnal Church, chancel windows, early Decorated, 4
Ship, the, an ornament of the dining table, 265
Shropshire, Churches throughout in a state of decay, 328
Sittingbonrne, Kent, relics found there, 81
Smith, Mr. C. R., fibula in his possession, 46
Sochar Moss, near Dumfries, an onyx found there, 395
Spear-heads, ancient, 187
Spoons, wooden, used during the middle ages, 253
Springfield Church, Essex, piscina there, 83
Staff, a walking, of the sixteenth century, carved with Runic calendar, 195
Stained glass, in Kingsdown Church, Kent, 188
Standing nut, the, 264
Stanton-Harcourt Church, Oxfordshire, decorations in distemper in, 365—368
Stanton Moor, Derbyshire, ancient stone hatchet found there, 202
Stapeldon, Walter de, 136
Stokenchurch, Oxon, sepulchral brass there, 396
Strangers' Hall, Norwich, 197, 389
T.
Table-cloths, early use of, 178
Talbot, John, 204
Tankard, an embossed, of the sixteenth century, 195
Tapestry, 176
Terra Cotta globes found in Normandy, 255; one found at Hemel Hempstead in Essex, ib.
Tesselated, pavement, at King's Weston, Somersetshire, 209
Thirsk Church, stained glass in, 78
Thornton Abbey, Lincolnshire, notice of, 357—364
——————————————— a skeleton discovered immured in the wall there, 359
——————————————— entrance gatehouse one of the finest in England, ib.
Thorp, Robert de, 22, 23
Tile, embossed, found at Boxley Abbey, Kent, 194
Tiles, encaustic, numerous at Acton Burnell, 329
Tiltey Church, Essex, piscina there, 83
Tombs discovered in St. Stephen's Church, Bristol, 392
Tong Church, Salop, 1
—————— golden Chapel in, 7
Topcliffe Church, near Thirsk, sepulchral brass there, 307 ​Torc of the Celts, on the, 368—380
Torques, the, its use and derivation, 368—380
Tregominion, in the parish of Morvah, Cornwall, the site of an ancient Church, 235
Trotton, Sussex, sepulchral brass there, 84
Truro, ring found in cemetery of the convent of Friars-Preachers in Kenwyn-street there, 74
Tudor arch, a modification of the segmental arch, 5
U.
Ulverscroft Priory, Leicestershire, tile pavement found there, 89
Usages of Domestic Life during the Middle Ages, 173, 258
V.
Valence, William de, effigy of, in Westminster abbey, the only enamelled one in England, 171
Valois, Philip of, 19
Vase, earthen, barrel-shaped, found at Basingstoke, 195
Vases, glass, found at King's Mead, 253
————— on the borders of the Bartlow Hills, 254
————— at Ashby Puerorum, 253
—— leaden, found in Fenchurch-street, 252
Vernon, Anne, wife of Sir Henry, 7, 8
——— Arthur, 8, 9
——— Sir Henry, 3, 7, 8
——— tomb in Tong Church, 7, 8
Vestments, Ornaments and Appliances of sacred use, notices of, 144—151
W.
Walcherus, prior of Malvern, tomb of, 63
Wall gate, Macclesfield, ancient relics found there, 198
Waltheof, abbot of Kirkham, 358
Warnford Church, Hants, inscribed stones in, 191—193
Wassail bowl, 262
Watercombe House, 44, 45
Wells, Chapter-house of, 140
Wenlock Priory, Salop, 86
Werstan, St., legend of, 48—65
West Dean, Hants, Roman tesselated pavement there, 82, 86
Wheatley, near Oxford, Roman Villa there, notice of, 350—356; ancient cistern there, 352; tiles and other relics, ib.
White, Sir Thomas, 136
Wilfred, archbishop of York, oratory constructed by him in Hexham Church, Northumberland, 241
Will of Humphrey, Earl of Hereford and Essex, remarks on the, 341
———– John Holland, duke of Exeter, 260
———– Richard Marley of Canterbury, 395
William de Colchester, 206
Wills and Inventories, their importance as illustrations of the Manners and Arts of the Middle Ages, 339
Winchester, bishop of, 22, 23
————— Cathedral, the effigy of William de Foix there, 343
————— coins found there, 394
Windermere, Westmoreland, fragment of an inscribed stone found there, 395
Windlesham Church, Surrey, brasses laid down there, 71
Witcomb, an Intaglio found there, 85
Worcester, a small figure of bronze found there, also Roman coins, 74
Y.
Yealmpton Church, near Plymouth, sepulchral brass there, 83
York Cathedral, choir of, 1
York, coins found at, 183, 189, 193, 384
York, duke of, 30