XVlil. GENERAL INDEX. 
to 103. Dedication of Church, xv. 
101. Church plate and bells, xii, 
364, 
Collingbourn Kingston, Regis, or Ab- 
bat’s,xii.15, Dedication of Church, 
xy. 101. Church plate and bells, 
xii. 864. Yerworth of, ix. 231. 
Collinson, Rev. J., xiv. 228. 
Collyer, Mr., exh., xiii. 317. 
Colouring, architectnral, x. 40. 
Colston, Mrs. exh., ix. 25; xv. 137. 
Colston, See Coulston. 
Coltsfoot (Bot.), x. 181. 
Coluber levis (Zool.), x. 35. 
Columbide (Ornith.), xi. 162. 
Colymbide (Ornith.), xii. 165. 
Comb, Roman, x. 107. 
Combe (in Enford parish), Chapel at, 
x. 271. 
Bank, xvi. 105. 
Bissett or Combissate, x. 25; 
xii. 10. Dedication of Church, 
xv. 101. Church plate and bells, 
xii. 369. 
Comerwell. See Cumberwell. 
Comfrey (Bot.), xi. 235. 
Commissioners of sequestration, xiil. 
123. 
Common, rights of, at Hungerford, 
(eet. 149: 
Communicantsin Edward VI. reign, 
xii. 355. 
Composite (Bot.), x. 180. Mr. 
Flower on the, ix. 162. 
Compton Basset, xii. 25. Meaning 
of name, xii. 289; xiv. 172. 
Large stones, xi. 8342. Dedication 
of Church, xv. 101. Church 
plate and bells, xii. 369. 
Beauchamp, xiv. 20. 
— Chamberlayne, xii. 12. 
Meaning of name, xii, 289; xiv. 
172. Dedication of Church, xy. 
101. Church plate and bells. xii, 
366. 
— House, x. 32. Visited by 
Society, 1865, x. 52; 1870, xiii. 
22. 
Conifere (Bot.), xiii. 198. 
Conigre, meaning of name, xiy. 
Stites 
Conock or Conick, xii. 16; xiii. 111. 
Meaning of name, xiv. 177. 
Constable of Hungerford, the, xi, 
152. 
Convallaria (Bot.), xiii. 213. 
Conventicles, Bishop Ward’s enquiry 
as to, xy. 233. 
Convolvulus (Bot.), xi. 231. 
Conchological specimens, Miss 
Cunnington’s, ix. 25, 27. 
Corchology, mineral, Sowerby on, 
xiv. 110. 
Convolvulacee (Bot.), xi. 231. 
Conybeare, Rev. J. J., xiv. 111. 
Rey. W. D., on Stonehenge, xvi. 
70. 
Cooke, J., xiii, 1389. Rey. W., on 
Stonehenge, xvi. 43. 
Coombs, origin of, ix. 186. 
Cooper, story of a Wiltshire, xiy. 
330. 
Coot (Ornith.), xii. 71. 
Copper period, the, xiii. 23. 
Copplestone, Sir John, xiii. 254; xv. 
33. 
Coprolites, xiy. 111. 
Coral, British fossil, xiv. 114. 
Rag, xiii. 319. Analysis of, 
xiv. 109. 
Coralline, x. 36. 
“ Corbet-clasp,’” meaning of term, 
xi. 338. 
Corelam, Smyth, of, ix. 230. 
Corinium, Professor Church on, xiv. 
129. 
Cormorant (Ornith.), xii. 170. 
Cornacee (Bot.), ix. 253. 
Cornbrash, analysis of, xiv. 109. 
Cornel-tree (Bot.), ix. 253. 
Corn-salad (Bot.), ix. 264. 
Cornwall family, the, ix. 225. 
Coroners, duties of, xiv. 213, 
Coronership of Hungerford, xi. 152. 
Corpus Christi, proverb respecting, 
xy. 65, 
