]xviii. 
West, Mr. Ravenhiil’s Records of the 
Rising in the, xiii, 119, 252; xiv. 
88; xv. 1. 
Westbury, xii. 26; xiii. 295; xv. 
259, 297. Fossils found at, xiv. 
137. Hundred of, xii. 26, 367 ; 
xiii. 116. Dedication of Church, 
xv. 105. Church plate and bells, 
xii, 369. Chantries, x. 286, 315. 
Obit., xii. 382, Haywood Chapel, 
xii. 376. Registers, xvi. 323. 
Visited by the Society, 1872, xiii. 
309. John de, xiii. 296. R. 
Bethell, Lord, 26. 
Westcote, xv. 285. 
West Dean. See Dean. 
Westeharnam. See Harnham, 
Westhorp or Westrop, xiii. 112. 
Meaning of name, xv. 79. 
Westport, xiii, 304. Dedication of 
Church, xy. 105. Church plate 
and bells, xii. 368. 
Westropp, H. M., on Stonehenge, 
xii. 130. 
Westwood, xii. 25; xiii. 118, 301. 
Dedication of Church, xv. 105. 
Church plate and bells, xii. 364. 
Visited by Society, 1872, xiii. 311. 
— Upper, geology of, xi. 
321, 
Wetherall, Mrs., x. 328. Don., xv. 
132. Bequest to Museum, x. 217. 
Wexcombe, xii. 14. 
Weymouth, Lord, xv. 359. 
Whaddon, xii. 8 ; xiii. 302 ; xv. 223. 
Meaning of name, xiv. 269. Old 
Church, x. 317.. Dedication, xv. 
106. Church plate and bells, xii. 
364, Visited by Society, 1872, 
xiii. 315. 
Wheat, price of,) as a standard of 
payment, xi. 304. 
Wheat-grass, xiv. 304. 
Wheaton, Mr., exh., x. 37. 
Whelpley or Welpley, xiv. 274, 
Free Chapel, x. 317; xii. 376. 
Wherwellsdown, xii. 26, 366; xiii. 
115, Meaning of name, xv. 84. 
GENERAL INDEX. 
Whichbury, meaning of name, xiy. 
158, 272. Dedication of Church, 
xy. 106. 
Whimbrel (Ornzth.), xii. 61. 
Whiskey, Derivation of word, xiv. 
167. 
Whitaker, meaning of name, x. 242. 
W., xiv. 115, 116, 117, 119, 120. 
On the occurrences of chalk-rock 
near Salisbury, xiii. 92. 
White horses of Wiltshire, the (with 
lithograph), by Rev. W. C. Plen- 
derleath, xiii. 306; xiv. 12. 
White horse Hill, xiv. 28. 
Whiteleaf, the white cross at xiy. 30. 
Whiteparish, xii. 9. Dedication of 
Church, xv. 106. Church plate 
and bells, xii. 369. Free Chapels, 
xii. 377, 380. Benecourt or Barn- 
court, "x. 357; xii. 379. Test 
Wood, x. 318; xii. 379. Barrett 
of, ix. 224, 
Chapel, Upavon, xii. 376. 
Whittonmede, xiv. 272. 
Whorl-grass (Bot.), xiv. 297. 
Whortleberry (Bot.), xi. 223. 
Whorwellsdown. See Wherwells- 
down. 
Whyr or Wher, meaning of name, 
xiv. 273. 
Wic (Teut.), xv. 75. 
Wick, meaning of word in compo- 
sition, xiv. 158. 
Wickens, Mrs. E., exh., x. 34. 
Widcombe, xii. 21 ; xiii. 112. Chan-_ 
try, x. 319. 
Widgeon (Ornith.), xii. 161. 
Widhill manor, x. 319. 
Widows, tax on, xvi. 326. 
Wier-gate, meaning of name, xiv. 
2738. 
Wight or Wigt, Isle of, xv. 278, 
Wilcot, dedication of Church, xy. 
106. Church plate and bells, xii. 
A B05 
en 
363. Visited by Society, 1863, — 
ix, 22. 
Wild, D., exh., ix. 27. 
Wild Birds’ Protection Bill, xiii, 287. 
