275.
Book of Sundials, Reviewed, 227.
Book-plates, Note of Article on, 139.
Books in Chains, 209-212.
of Ancient Date, American Dis-
covery of, 275.
Bookworm, The, Reviewed, 277.
Boughton Marvel-Sike Spring, 30.
Bradford Antiquary, Journal of, 272.
Bradford Historical and Antiquarian
Society, Excursions of, 35, 81, 127, 177.
Bradford Historical and Antiquarian
Society, Programme of, 222.
Bradford Scientific Association, Visit to
Elbolton Cave, 80.
Brandling Stone, 81.
Brasses, Monumental, 12-15, 53-55.
Brass Inscriptions, Missing Monumental,
188, 189.
Brazen Nose of Brasenose College, 93.
Brewers' Hall, Display of Relics, 33.
"Bristol Hogs," Epigram on the, 161.
British Archæological Association, Open-
ing of, 79.
- Society, Meeting of,
32.
Association, Meeting of, 179.
"British Pastellists," Exhibition of, 234.
British School, Operations of, in Megalo-
polis, 46.
Bronze Age, Objects from, discovered in
Christiania, 46.
Vessels, Interesting Discovery of,
91.
Bucks Archæological and Architectural
Society, Excursion of, 129.
Bucks Archæological and Architectural
Society, Journal of, 130.
Building of the Manor-House of Kyre
Park, by Mrs. Baldwyn-Childe, 24-26,
50-53.
Burghead, Excavations at, 185, 186.
Burial Chamber, Discovery of, 192.
Burial-ground of Ancient Britons, 194.
"Burning of the Clavie," 186.
Burton Church, Sussex, Notes on, 126.
Burton (John, M.D.) on the Yorkshire
Wolds, 109.
Burton-on-Trent: St. Modwen's Well,
130.
Carlisle Cathedral, Fabric Fund of, 41.
Paintings at, 41.
Carnarvon, Constable of, 89.
Carved Marble, Colouring on, 173.
Cary, Castle of, 178.
Castle, Old Newcastle and Gateshead,
Notes on, 246.
Ring, Staffordshire, 223.
Catalogue of Masters, Officials, etc., of
Merchants' Guild, York, 268-270.
Cathedral of Lund, Consecrations of, 192.
Cavalier Stronghold, Reviewed, 229.
Celtic Coins, etc., found in Peterborough,
271.
Remains at Saint-Dié, Discovery of,
Cleopatra's Needle, Action of Weather
on, 2.
Clerical Incomes in 1643, by Rev. Canon
Scott-Robertson, 75, 76.
Clifton Antiquarian Club, Excursion of,
80, 221.
Coffin-Lids at St. Martha's, 72.
Coins, Gallic, Transalpine and Cisalpine,
and Greek, 190.
Colchester, Old Borough Seal of, 93.
Cole (Rev. E. Maule, M.A., F.G.S.) on
the Entrenchments on the Yorkshire
Wolds, 109-112, 163-167, 194-198.
Colemere Well, Legend of, 102.
Collection of Books at Ripon Abbey,
Destruction of, 245.
Collections relating to Montgomeryshire,
Twenty-fourth Volume of 220.
Colouring on Carved Marble, 173.
Compass-Sundial, Description of, 236.
Concealed Chamber at a Palace, Copen-
hagen, Discovery and Contents of, 240.
Conference of Archæological Societies,
123.
"Conference Picture," Description of, 23.
Confessor's Attendants, 159.
Confessor, Duties of King's, 262, 263.
Constable of Castile, Presents of James I.
to the, 23.
Construction of the Wonderful Canon of
Logarithms, Reviewed, 85.
Cordwainers' Company, Fine Art Collec-
tion of, I.
Corneto, Opening of Etruscan Tomb at,
45.
Cornwall, Church Wall Paintings in, 138.
Coronation of King James I., 1603, 18-
23.
Corporation Records of St. Albans, Re-
viewed, 134.
Correspondence, 39, 87, 135, 136, 183, 231,
232, 279.
Costume in Heraldry, 241-243.
Council to decide Question of the Pope's
Dominion over Ecclesiastical Temporali-
ties, etc., 265.
Country Costumes in Heraldry, 241.
Cox (J. Charles, LL.D., F.S.A.) on
"Hanging in Chains," 213, 214.
Crosmere Lake, Tradition of, 69.
Cross on Coffin-Lid at St. Martha's Hill,
73.
Croxton Pennyquart Well, 163.
Crudely Well, Bilston, Staffordshire,
Legend of, 161.
Crypt of Hythe, The, by Rev. Samuel
Barber, 62-64.
Cumberland and Westmorland Anti-
quarian and Archæological Society,
Eleventh Volume of Transactions of, 82.
Cumberland and Westmorland Anti-
quarian and Archæological Society,
Meetings of, 81, 220.
Curiosities at Mostyn Hall, 175.
of the Church, 15-18.
Curious Paper MS., Account of, 252.
Early Iron Age in Norway, Paper on, 5.
Eas Well, Baschurch, Legend of, 254.
East Window at Selby Abbey, 44.
Ecclefechan Graveyard, Epitaph in, 93.
Ecclesiastical Art in Stone in the West,
178.
Ornaments of Edward I.,
118.
Edleston (R. H.) on Monumental Brasses,
12-15, 53-55-
Edward III., Particulars concerning, 149.
Effigies, Identification of Two, 235.
Effigy discovered at Gedney Church, 42.
of a Lady, Discovery of, 235.
Elbolton Cave, Visit to, 80.
Elder Well, Blymhill, Legend of, 205.
Eleusis and Mycena, Excavations at, 8.
Elizabethan Chalice of Hutton Magna, 4.
Ellerton: The King's Well, Particulars of,
206.
Ellesmere Pool, Legends of, 103.
Endon, Well-dressing, 163.
mark, 193.
Exhibition held by Armourers and
Braziers' Company, 1.
illustrative of the Royal House
of Hanover, 139.
of Arts and Crafts, 185.
of "British Pastellists," 234.
Opening of Perpignan, 35.
Expenses connected with Gibbeting, 214.
Exploration of Italian Tombs at St. Isaia,
45.
Fabric Fund of Carlisle Cathedral, 41.
Facsimile of Sixteenth-Century Volume, 84.
Fees of Contessor, 159.
Feudal History of the County of Derby,
Reviewed, 226.
Fimber, Paper on the Pre-History of the
Village of, 34.
near Welshpool, 43.
of Vordingborg Castle, Den-
Finds from the Late Iron Age, 47.
Fine Art Collection of Cordwainers' Com.
pany, 1.
Flint, Discoveries at, 174.
Flushing, Notes on, 56.
Folk-lore Congress, Second International,
139.
Folk-lore of East Yorkshire, Reviewed,
180.
Folk-Lore, Quarterly Number of, 222.
"Forbidden Gauntlet," Italian Sixteenth-
Century Damascene Work, 1.
Foss-Ways, Old, 164.
Fountain in Greek Marble, Discovery of
Ancient, 141.
Fourteenth-Century Chancel in Somerset-
shire, 178.
Fragments of Roman Sculpture at Wood-
burn, 42.
Frescoes, Ancient, Discovery of, at Viger-
sted Church, 47.
in Danish Church, Paper on,
in Renaissance, Discovery of,
relating to Fifteenth Century,
Discovery of, 192.
Friar-Preachers and Henry III., 114.
risian Chronicler's Account of the Abbey
of Ripon, 243-245.
Frodsham, Tithes of, 176.
Gad-Whip, Description of Caistor, 17.
Galilea, Results of Excavations in, 7.
Gardening, 106.
Garrowby Hill, 109.
151-159.
Himadu Mountains, 71.
Hindeloopen, Notes on, 60.
Hirst (Rev. Joseph) on a New Museum for
Rome, 8, 9.
on an Early Fifth-Cen-
tury African Reliquary, 260-262.
Historical and Antiquarian Society, Ex-
cursion of, Bradford, 35, 81, 127, 177.
Historical Characters in Heraldry, 242.
History of Kennington, Reviewed, 278.
History of the Conversion of Frisia, 243.
History of the Family of Malthus, Re-
viewed, 278.
History of the Parish of Ribchester, Re-
viewed, 227.
History of the Parishes of Swarraton and
Northington, Reviewed, 228.
Hoarstones, Particulars of, 36.
Holy Wells: Legends and Superstitions,
by R. C. Hope, F.S.A., F.R.S.L., 30,
66-69, 101-106, 161-163, 204-206, 252-
256.
Hope (R. C., F.S.A., F.R.S.L.) on Dis-
pute between the Goldsmiths and Pew-
terers, 75.
Holy
Wells: Legends and Superstitions, 30,
66-69, 101-106, 161-163, 204-206, 252-256.
Hope (H. W. St. John, M.A.) on Ex-
cavations at Silchester, 170, 171, 218,
219.
Houses at Pompeii, 48.
Huggate Dikes, Description of, 197.
Human Bones, Discovery of, 235.
Hythe, Crypt of, by Rev. Samuel Barber,
63, 64.
Incense-Boat, Silver, 3.
Ingestre: St. Erasmus' Well, Legend of,
205.
Inscription on a Black Marble, Copy of,
249.
on Ancient Stonework, 207,
208.
on Bell, Church of Middleton,
in Teesdale, 4.
on Copper Plate (1685), 207.
Inscriptions discovered at Pompeii, 95.
International Folk-lore Congress, Second,
139.
Inventories of Church Goods, 28, 29,
76-79, 120-123, 167-169, 214-216, 256-260.
Ireland, Preservation of Tombs in, 91.
Iron, Discovery and Uses of English, 10.
Slab near Sköfele, Finding of, 143.
Tools, Discovery of Roman, 219.
Ironwork of Doors, Lucerne Cathedral, 4.
Irvine (J. T.) on Peterborough Gentlemen's
Society, 207-209, 248-252.
Italian Bishops of Worcester, Paper on,
270, 271.
Netherlands, Memoranda of a Short Tour
in, by W. Carew Hazlitt, 55-62.
Newark, Priory of, 71.
New Bishops, Appointment of, 5.
New Well, Milton, Staffordshire, Customs
of, 162.
New York in Scotland, 45.
Newbury District Field Club, Excursion
of, 179.
New Local Archæological Museums, 191.
Newport Castle, Reniains of, 80.
Newspaper Reporting in Olden Times and
To-day, Reviewed, 134.
Newton (Sir Charles) on the Yorkshire
Wolds, 111.
"Night Watch," 58.
Norfolk and Norwich Archæological
Society Excursion, 126,
Norman Doorway, 221.
House, Southampton, Particulars
of, 271, 272.
Normandy Well, Horsham, Legend
255, 256.
Norse MSS., Discoveries of, 239.
North Staffordshire Naturalists' Field
Club, Excursion of, 223.
Northern Antiquarian Memorials, New
Publication, 47.
Norway, Discoveries in, 143.
Norwegian Remains, Grant to Association
for Preservation of, 6.
Norwood and Dulwich, Past and Present,
Reviewed, 37-
Notes of the Month, 1-5, 41-45, 89-95, 137-
141, 185-189, 233-238.
(Foreign), 5-8, 45-48,
95, 96, 141-145, 190-193, 238-241.
Numismatic Society, Meeting of, 271.
Nun's Well, Rusper, Tradition of, 255.
Our Lady's Well, Wombourne, Stafford-
shire, Particulars of, 162.
Woolpit, 255-
Oxborough Hall, Notes on, 127.
Oxfordshire Legend, An, 68.
Pagan Dance, An Old, 44.
Page (William, F.S.A.), A List of the In-
ventories of Church Goods made Temp.
Edward VI., 28, 29, 76-79, 120-123, 214,
215, 256-260.
Paintings at Carlisle Cathedral, 41.
"Pair of Plates," Prices of, 148.
Palmer (Rev. C. F. R.) on the King's
Confessors, 114-120, 159-161, 262-266.
Panels at St. Matthew's Church, 176.
Parish of Holbeach, Reviewed, 133.
Parish of St. Martha's, 71.
Records, Preservation of, 124.
Passion Drama at Ober-Ammergau, 44.
Passion Play as Played at Ober-Am-
mergau, Reviewed, 87.
Patera, Specimens of, 217.
Payments to Clergymen, 75.
Penkridge Church, Notes on, 223.
Penny Croft on the Flatts, Uttoxeter,
Legend of, 204.
Pennyquart Well, Croxton, Staffordshire,
163.
Penzance Natural History and Antiquarian
Society, Excursion of, 176.
Perpignan Exhibition, Ópening of, 35.
Peru, Discoveries in, 145.
Peterborough Cathedral, Re-opening of,
139.
"Peterborough Gentlemen's Society," 207-
209, 248-252.
Petition of the Inhabitants of the Soak of
Peterborough, 250.
of Principal Inhabitants of Peter.
borough, 251.
Pilgrim Street, Newcastle, 247.
Pin Well, Custom at, 67.
Lewes, Legend of, 256.
Pitt-Rivers (Major-General) on the York.
shire Wolds, 112.
Place-names, Clackmannan and Edin-
burgh, 32.
Plays, Religious, 16.
Pæstan Roses, 108.
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