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GENERAL INDEX. 
Flowering-fern (Bot.), xiv. 318. 
Fluellin (Bot.), xii. 80. 
Fonts: Etchilhampton (with wood- 
cut), xi. 185. Potterne, xvi. 278, 
280. Wokingham, xi. 74. Wooden, 
Norway (with wood-cut), x. 177. 
Fonthill, xiii. 113. Derivation of 
word, xiv. 170. Abbey, x. 282. 
Visited by Society, 1870, xiii. 22. 
Episcopi, xii. 9. Dedication 
of Church, xv. 102. 
— Gifford, xii. 28. Origin of 
name, xiii. 55. Dedication of 
Church, xv. 102. Church plate 
and bells, xii. 367. Mayor of, ix. 
228. Mervyn of, 2b. 
Food vessels found in barrows, xvi. 
170. 
Foramifera of the Rotaline, On the 
_ (Geol.), xiv. 120. 
Forbes, Professor E. xiv. 113, 114. 
Ford,meaning of word in composition, 
xiv, 158. 
— Abbey, xiv. 52. 
Foreigner,old meaning of word,xi.60. 
Forest, meaning of word. xi. 129. 
laws, struggles against, x. 
28. 
Forests, ancient Wiltshire, x. 136, 
_ Formanria xiii. 115. 
_ Fosbury, dedication of Church, xy. 
102. 
‘Fossils, Wiltshire, xi. 138, xv. 137. 
New Wiltshire, xiv. 136. Found 
near Melksham, xiv.111. Pewsey, 
ix, 23. Salisbury,xiv.111. Sa- 
__ vernake (sponge, with illustration), 
ix.170. Tilshead, x. 37. West- 
bury, xiv. 136. 
——— list of, from the great oolite 
and forest marble, xi. 332. 
_Fotherby, Bishop, ix. 226. 
‘oundlings, how named, xvi. 322. 
- Fovant, xii. 10; xiii. 112. Meaning 
of name, xiv. 170. Dedication of 
Church, xy. 102. Church plate 
and bells, xii. 369. Chantry, x 
262. 
XXyili. 
Fowler, Dr., x. 6. 
Fox, J. J., exh., ix.27. Colonel Lane, 
on Stonehenge, xvi. 82. T., don., 
xi. 120. T. B., don., xiv. 120; xv. 
237 ; exh., xv. 187. 
— v. Long, x. 95, 96. 
Fox-glove (Bot.), xii, 77. 
Foxham, dedication of Church, xy. 
102. Chureb plate and bells (mis- 
read Boxham), xii. 368. 
Foxley, xiii. 117. Dedication of 
Church, xv. 102. 
Fox-tail grass (Bot.), xiv. 282. 
Foyle, 0., xv. 31. 
“ Francigena,” meaning of term, xi. 
176. 
Fraxinus (Bot.), xi. 226. 
Fritillaria (Bot.), xiii. 216. 
Fruits, coniferous, fossil, xiv. 119. 
Freeman, E. A., xvi. 346; don., xiii. 
223 
Freemasons, chapters of, xiv. 210. 
Freeth or Frith, meaning of word, 
xiv, 180. 
Freishute, meaning of word, xiv. 
213. 
Freke, Arundel, xiii. 122. 
Frekylton, brass of Henry, x. 255; 
xi, 138, 
French language, when predominant 
in England, xi. 52. 
Fresco painting, x. 42. 
Freshford, xiii. 301. 
Friday, superstition respecting, xv. 
61. 
Fripsbury, xi. 342. 
Frisian names, xy. 88. 
Frith. See Freeth. 
Fritillaria, Fritillary (Bot.), xiii. 
216. 
Frog, earliest existent, xiv. 139. 
Froxfield, dedication of Church, xv. 
102. Church plate and bells, xii. 
363. 
Frustfield or Ferstesfield, hundred 
of, xii. 9, 369; xiii. 117. 
Fry, J. B., exh., xiv. 154. 
Fuggleston or Ffouleston, xy. 82, 
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