INDEX 371 



Ken, Morris, amuses Edward II., 242. 



Kestrel, its breeding-places, 83 ; its flight, 188. 



Kew Gardens, xiv. 



King John's Hill, 17. 



Kingfisher, flight of, 188. 



King's staghounds, 335. 



Kingsley, 242, 266 note. 



Kite, migration of, 114 ; flight of, 188; picking up ants, 322. 



Kite's Hill, 315. 



Knights Hospitalers, 269 note. 



KNIGHTS TEMPLARS, had considerable property at Selborne, 269 ; lived in a 



mutual intercourse of good offices with the Priory, 271. 

 symbol of, 245 ; supposed graves of, 245 ; arms of, 263 ; account 



of, 269 note ; rules of, 279 note. 

 Knowles, Thomas, 307. 

 Krakatoa, eruption of, 233 note. 

 Kramer, his Elenchus, 71 ; on woodcock, 113. 

 Kuckalm on birds of Jamaica, 108. 



La liega or La lyge, the site of Selborne Priory, 258. 



Lacuna, Guylleryde, 295. 



Ladies' traces, 186. 



Lakes of Wolmer-forest, 17 ; wild fowl of, 25. 



Lampern, 25. 



Landrail, a summer bird of passage, 38 ; its note, 94 ; account of, 324. 



Landslips, 194. 



Landsprings, see Lavants. 



LANES, hollow, rocky, their peculiarities, 8 ; abound with filices, 9. 



LANGELANDE, ROBERT, severe on the religious,287. 



Langley, Radolphus, 301. 



LANGRISH, NICHOLAS, who had been a chantry priest, sent by Magdalen 



College to celebrate mass at the dissolved Priory of Selborne, 307, 274, 



note. 



Lapwing, haunts and congregating of, 81 ; and starlings, 120. 

 LARKS, white, probably snow-flakes [Snow Bunting], 34 ; grasshopper, some 



curious circumstances about, 37, 83 ; (see Grasshopper Lark). 



flocking of, 112 ; their walk, 189. 



Larvae of insects, full of eggs, 44 ; injury caused by, 173. 



Lathyrus, wild, 186. 



Laurel, spurge, 186. 



Lavants, of Sussex, Hampshire and Wiltshire, 141. 



Le Buri, 308 note. 



Leaves, casting of, 346; renovation of, 117, 348. 



Legge, H. B., 19. 



Legs of black-winged stilt and flamingo, 203 ; of colymbi and mergi, 327. 



Leicester House museum, 6. 



Lemyngton, John, 284. 



LEPER, a miserable one in this village, 175. 



LEPROSY, why probably less common than of old, 176. 



Lessees of the Crown, 266 note, 



Lever, Sir Ashton, his museum, 6 note. 



LEVERET, suckled by a cat, 171. 



