The hall of Waltheof, or, The early condition and settlement of Hallamshire
By: Sidney Oldall Addy ; with illustrations by William Keeling, Austin Winterbottom, and James Moore.
Publisher: David Nutt
Published: 1893
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 295
Subjects: Hallamshire(South Yorkshire) -- History.
First sentence: There was once a hermit called Guthlac whose life was written by one Felix.
Notes: Includes index.

157 copies printed.
Table of contents: title: I. Introductory Remarks: An Urn Burial at Crookes; title: II. Carl's Wark; title: III. Stone and Bronze Implements; title: IV. The Bar Dike and Other Earthworks at Bradfield; title: V. Bailey Hill—The Long Mound—Castle Hill; title: VI. Assembly Stones—Mere Stones; title: VII. The Seven Stones; title: VIII. Wadlsey; title: IX. Foundation Sacrifice; title: X. Mythological Place-Names; title: XI. Holy Wells; title: XII. The Cross; title: XIII. The Hand-Mill; title: XIV. Folkland and Bookland; title: XV. Mushroom Hall—Given Land; title: XVI. The Burgery of Corporation of Sheffield; title: XVII. The Burgery of Corporation of Sheffield (Continued); title: XVIII. The Unfree—The Irish Element—"Scotland"; title: XIX. Some Sheffield Street-Names; title: XX. The Bull Stake—Bull Week; title: XXI. Holly Rents; title: XXII. The House; title: XXIII. Ibi Habuit Wallef Comes Aulam; title: XXIV. Scandinavian Place-Names; title: XXV. Other Traces of the Norsemen; title: XXVI. Brightside; title: XXVII. The Itinerant Merchant; title: XXVIII. The Scenery; title: XXIX. The Bee-Keeper; title: XXX. Old Ironworks—"Scowles"—Scholes; title: XXXI. The Ridgeway; title: XXXII. The Earthwork in Roe Wood; title: XXXIII. The Romans: Scotland Balk; title: XXXIV. The Romans: The Long Causey; title: XXXV. The Stannington Diploma—The Stone Villa—The Hall; title: Additions and Corrections