_ Erdeven, menhirs (Litho.), xiii. 90. 
_ Ergbum, Bishop, xvi. 261. 
_ Erica, Ericacee (Bot.), xi. 221, 222. 
| Erigeron (Bot.), x. 182. 
Eriphorum (Bot.), xiv. 85, 
_ Erlestoke, Earlstoke, or Ewellstoke, 
xii. 29. Origin of name, xiii. 
_ 297. Dedication of Church, xv. 
102. Church plate and bells, xii. 
864. -Benefactions, xii. 382. 
_ Large elms, xii. 350. 
_ £rne or Zirn (Angl. Sax.), meaning 
of termination, xvi. 247, 
_ Ernie or Ernly family, the, ix. 225, 
226 ; xi. 21, 190. 
_ Bryon (Geol. ), xiv. 118. 
| Erythrea (Bot.), xi. 228. 
Eschricht, Protessor, xvi. 155. 
x. 279; xii. 376. 
Estcourt family, ix. 226. Right Hon. 
_ . H. Sotheron, xvi. 340, 
Esthrop, xiii. 112. 
Eston. See Easton. 
Estuarine sands in Wiltshire, xiv. 
«118. 
my horn, the, xiii. 55. 
Etchilhampton, xii. 16; xiii. 111. 
_ Dedication of Church, xv. 102. 
_ Church plate and bells, xii. 363, 
. _ History of the Chapelry of (with 
_ illustrations), xi. 175. 
Ethandunum, xiv. 23. Identity 
_ claimed for Edington near Hun- 
_ gerford, xi. 140. 
atorium (Bot.), x. 180. 
Euphorbia, Euphorbiacee (Bot.), 
hrasia (Bot.), xii. 84. 
ans, J. xiv. 117, 119. 
Wwelyn, J. at Stonehenge, xvi. 28. 
Eyergreen oak, the, x. 155. 
Everley, Ellerleigh, or Overleigh, xii. 
12. Hundred, xii. 364. Dedica- 
_ tion of Church, xv. 102. Church 
_ plate and bells, xii. 364, Gilbert, 
— of, ix. 226. Sadler of, ix. 229. 
_ Sidbury Camp, near, xi. 343. 
- Escott or Eastcott, xiii. 111. Chapel, . 
GENERAL INDEX. xXV. 
Ewart, W., M.P., ix. 14; x.219; eah., 
ix, 23. 
Ewellstoke, See Erlestoke. 
Ewelme, Chapel, x. 279. 
Ewridge, Chapel, x. 280. 
Ewyas family, the, xi. 201. 
Exe, Exeter, Exmouth, meaning of 
names, xiv. 167. 
Eyebright (Bot.), xii. 84. Legend, 
xii. 84. 
Eyre family, the, ix. 225. 226 ; xiii. 
302. Rev. Sub-dean, ewxh., x. 34. 
C. exh,, xi. 138. H., xiv. 109. 
Eyres, a “ Leveller,” xiii. 124. 
Fagus (Bot, ), xiii, 195, 
Fairford, visited by Society, 1873, 
xiv. 140. 
Fairs and Markets, forbidden on Sun- 
days and holidays, xiv. 209. 
Falkner, Miss, don., ix. 209. 
False measures, fine for, xiii, 111, e¢ 
89. 
Farley or Farleigh, xiv. 344. = 
ing of name, xv. 72. 
—-—— Hungerford or Farley Cas- 
tle, xiii. 227, 331. Hungerford of, 
ix. 227. 
Monachorum, xii. 25, De- 
dication of Church, xy. 102. 
Priory, xv. 222. 
Farnham, xy. 72. 
Farringdon, xy. 72. The fossilifer- 
ous sands and gravels of, xiv. 
113. 
Fast-days, observance of, xiv. 216. 
Fasterne Chapel, x. 280. 
Fauna of England, ancient, ix. 117. 
Feasts, sacrificial, xiy. 14. Village, 
xv. 99. 
Featherfoil, Marsh (Bot.), xii. 327. 
February, proverbs respecting, xy. 
46, 52. 53. 
Fees, parochial, xvi. 324, 325, 327. 
Fellows, meaning of name, xiii, 52. 
Felony, offences amounting to, xiv. 
209, 210. 
Ferguson, Mr., Q.C., on Stonehenge, 
xvi. 62. 
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