Shambles, the, Chippenham, xii. 262. 
‘Shapcote, Colonel Robert, xiv. 43. 
Shapwick Registers, xvi. 328. 
Sharncote or Cernecote, xii. 20. 
_ Meaning of name, xiv. 268. De- 
_ dication of Church,xv.104. Church 
plate and bells, xii. 363. 
‘Sharnton. See Sherrington. 
Bharpe, D.. xiv.115. 8., xvi. 113. 
Shaston, x. 172 ; xv. 86. 
Shaw, Mr., ezh., x. 37. 
— near Melkshain; xii. 19. xiv. 
344. Meaning of name, xv. 81. 
Dedication of Church, xv. 
104, 
St. Leonard’s Chapel, x. 306. 
— House, Thomas Smith of, xi. 
82, 204; xi. 308. 
Shear-water (Ornith.), xii. 177. 
Sheep, exportation of made felony, 
xiv. 210. Restrictions in number 
_ kept, 1b. 214, 
Sheepridge, xii. 7. 
Shefford, Great, barrow at, xi. 137. 
Sheldrake (Ornith.), xii. 160. 
Shelley family, the, xi. 35. 
Shells, fossil, found at Fisherton, x 
+ 226. 
— land and freshwater, found 
in Wiltshire, Mr. Vyze on, ix. 87,2 
Sh hepherd’s needle (Bot.), ix. 250. 
Sherfield, Henry, xiii. 231. 
=} ie ate English (Hants), x. 173; 
riff’s turn in Wilts, by Canon 
Jackson, xiii. 107. 
Sherncotte. See Sharncote. 
Sherrell, meaning of name, xv. 85. 
on or Sharington, Sir Will- 
m, xiii. 334. Origin of name, 
353. 
ington or Sharnton, xiii. 115; 
v. 3388. Meaning of name, xiv. 
Dedication of Church, xv. 
Church plate and bells, xii 
Benefactions, xii. 382. 
ston or Sersthon, xiii. 117; xv. 
Meaning of name, x. 172; 
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_ Silbury Hill, ix. 1365. 
lvii. 
xv. 85. Roman coins found at, 
xi, 344, 
——— Magna, xii.22. Dedication 
of Church, xv. 105. Church plate 
and bells, xii. 386. 
Parva or Pinckney, xii. 23. 
Free Chapel, x. 307 xii. 380, 
Shield -fern (Bot.), xiv. 311. 
Shilton. See Chilton. 
Shire, meaning of term, xv. 85. 
Shockerwick, meaning of name, xv. 
81. 
Shopland, J. R., C.E., xiv. 124, 133, 
154. 
Shotover Hill, near Oxford, xiv. 30. 
Shove-groat, xiv. 214. 
Shoveler (Ornith.), xii. 160, 
Shrew-ash, the, xiv. 324. 
Shrewton, xii. 13. Meaning of name, 
xiii. 57. Dedication of Church, 
xv. 105. Church plate and bells, 
xii. 367. 
Shuter family, the, ix. 229, 296. 
Sidbury, British camp at, xi. 343 ; 
xiv. 342. 
Sieve, story of a, xv. 348. 
Signaculum, x. 258. 
Signal Office, the Chief, U.S.A., don., 
xiv. 120. 
Reports of 
digging atin 1867, xi.113. Im- 
plements found in (woodcuts), xi. 
115, 117. Quarterly Review on, 
xii. 247. Poem on by Southey, 
xvi, 89. Flora of, ix. 159. 
Silicious bodies of the chalk, green- 
sand, and oolites, xiv. 112. 
Silver barrow, meaning of name, 
xiv. 342. 
plate, old, ix. 23; x. 34, 35. 
- Silybum (Bot.), x. 202. 
Simnel cake made at Devizes, ix 43. 
Singer, J. W:, collection of medigval 
jewellery, xiii. 15. 
Skeletons, posture of in barrows, xvi. 
230. At West Kennett, x. 134. 
Winterbourn Stoke, xvi. 211. 
Skelton Castle, xvi. 309. 
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