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Paintings: Baillie-Hamilton, Home-
Drummond, James, Sinclair.

Pavements: Frazer.
Portraits: Frazer.

Stained Glass: Harrold, James.

Assyrian antiquities: Budge.
Athenry: Westropp.

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Bewcastle: Charlton.

Bexhill: Dawson.

Bibliography (Books and MSS.) : Bowes,

Ferguson, Lawlor, Lithgow.

Birkenhead: Cox.

Bisham: Hone.

Bitterne: Darwin.

Blackstone Edge: Marsh.
Boats: Dawson, Madeley.
Bothwell: MacDonald.

Bratton Clovelly: Whale.
Brettenham: Betham.

Bridges: Atkinson.

Bristol: Barker, Bramble, Ellis, Fryer,
Hudd, Martin, Pritchard, Taylor,
Warren.

Bronze period: Barker, Darwin, Day,
Franks, Williams.

Burbage: Goddard.

Buxton: Ward.

Caer-Hên-Eglwys: Llewellyn.

Caerwent: Martin.

Caldecot castle: Cobb.

Calendar: Fisher.

Cambridge: Gray, James, Macalister.

Cambridgeshire: Atkinson, Pearson.

See

"Cambridge," "Westley

Waterless," "Willingham."

Canterbury: Brock.

Canute (temp.): Liebermann.
Cape of Good Hope: Hinde.
Cappuck: Laidlaw.

Carlisle: Ferguson.

Carmarthenshire: Laws.

Carthage: Cart.
Cartmel: Roper.

Castleacre: Hope, Housman.
Castledermot: Comerford.

Castle Rising: Beloe.

Castles: Beloe, Bogle, Cobb, Cox, Gray,
Hirst, Money, Nisbett, Phear,
Taylor, Worth.

Caucasus: Abercromby.

Caves: Anderson, Turner, Ward.

Celtic or British period: Andrew,
Arnold.

Charles I. (temp.): Frazer, Phillips,
Round, Stanning.

Cheshire, Axon, Cox, Gray, Irvine.
See "Birkenhead," "Chester.”
Chester: Haverfield, Taylor, Williams.
China: Gratton.

Chirburn: Hodgson.

Christian (early): Bagnall-Oakeley,
Langdon.

Church and State: Birchall.

Churches: André, Armstrong, Auden,

Bates, Bax, Bensley, Bilson, Birch,
Bradley, Cave-Browne, Cox, Cul-
len, Deans, Eyre, Fahey, Fane, Fish-
wick, Glynne, Hodgson, Holmes,
Hone, Hope, Hughes, Irvine,
James, Kelly, Leadman, Malmes-
bury, Martin, Micklethwaite,
Ponting, Roper, Round, Russell-
Forbes, Savage, Seccombe, Stokes,
Waller, Watkins, Webb, Wil-
liams.

Church bells: See "bells."

Church plate: Atkinson, Betham,
Cooper, Hamp, Hopper, Jones,
Manning.

Colchester: Round.
Colton: Williams.

Connaught (Old): Wakeman.
Conway: Hughes.

Cork: Woods.

Corn supply: Arnold.

Cornwall: Langdon, Lewis.
Crakeplace Hall: Nicholson.
Crannogs: Kelly, Vigors.
Cromwell (Oliver) : Fraser, Haines.
Crosses: Lowe, Macalister.

Cumberland: Collingwood, Ferguson,
Haverfield, Hodgson, Whitehead,
Wilson. See "Bewcastle," "Car-
lisle," "Crakeplace."

Cup and ring markings: Coles, Fer-
guson, Frazer, Haggart, Macken-
zie.

Cwmhir: Williams.

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Abbot,”“Okehampton,"

"Torbay."

Dialect: Elworthy, Macritchie, Rhys,

Russell.

Diserth: Cox, Taylor.
Dolmens: Gowland, O'Reilly.

Domesday: Domesday, Reichel, Skaife,

Taylor, Worth.

Domestic antiquities: Dugan, E, Ely,

Ferguson, Ffrench,
Quick, Robinson.

Driffield: Cole.

Martindale,

Dripole: Blashill.
Dublin: Olden.
Dunvegan: Bogle.
Durham: See "Darlington," "Easing-
ton," "Hartlepool,"
Shields," "Winston," "Witton-le-
Wear."

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Dyes: Schunk.

"South

Earthworks and mounds: Cole, Gann,
Hughes, Malden, Mortimer, Owen.

Easington: Savage.
Eastbourne: Dawson, Michell-Whitley.
Eccles: Palmer.
Ecclesiastical antiquities: André, Bates,
Betham, Bower. See "Churches."
"Church plate," "Church bells."
Economics: Arnold, Cartwright,
Cowper, Cunningham, Giuseppi,
Hodgson, Hudson, Jevons, Percy,
Reichel.

Education: Leadman, Little, Raven,
Round.

Edward I. (temp.) : Leonard, Tout.
Edward III. (temp.): E.
Edward VI. (temp.): Wilson.
Egyptian antiquities: Boscawen, Clarke,

Price, Spurrell.

Elizabeth (Queen)

temp.: Beazley,

Bülow, Carrington, Finch.
Ennis: Westropp.

Essex: Essex, Waller. See "Col-

chester."
Ethnography: Browne, Phené, Rhys.
Exeter: Phear.

Farne Island: Huggup.
Farnworth: Cox.
Field names: Waller.
Flintshire: Ebblewhite.
FOLKLORE: Abercromby, Amery,
Andrews, Ashton, Barnes, Barrett,
Billson, Black, Browne, Burne,
Carmichael, Clodd, Colgan, Cook,
Craigie, Crawley, Crombie, Cuming,

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