INDEX. 



155 



Gatcliff, 59. 

 Gaufridus, no, in. 

 Gault, 59, 70. 



Geese, wild, migration oi, 145. 

 Geikie, Mr., 58. 

 Genealogies, Hampshire, 143. 

 Geno (Genoa), merchants of, 12. 

 Genoese, 7-5. 



Gentleman's Magazine, n. 

 Geology, 99, 134. See Clay, Iron, Lime- 

 stone, Chalk, &c. 

 Geological survey oi the Isle ot Wight, 



the new, 58, 71. 

 of Hampshire, 71. 

 Germany, 132. 

 Ghosts, 66. 

 Giant on St. Catherine's Down, 136, 



138- 

 Gibbs, Richard, 104. 



tamily arms, 143. 

 , GLffard, Peter and Rohesia, 42. 

 Gildas, 63. 

 Gilbert, H. M., zt note, 31, 68, 04, 133, 



134- 



Mr. John, 103. 

 Gill, Henry, 91. 

 Gilmour, A., of Salisbury, 31. 

 Giles, Rev. Edward, 104. 

 Gipsy encampment in the New torest, 



T 7- 



Gladiator, the, 109. 

 Glamorgan, de, family, 42. 

 Glass manufacture, 37. 

 Glasspool, Mr. H., 139. 

 Glauconite, 59. 

 Gloucester Cathedral, 45. 

 Glover, Robert, Somerset Herald, 32, 



39- 



Gnat, 95. 

 Goddard, Dr., 44. 

 Godesfield, chartulary of, 64. 

 Godsfield, 134. 

 Godshill, 71. 



Godwin, Rev. G. N., 27, 73, 79, 80, 83, 

 88, 93, 108, 126, 134. 



Earl, 50, 92, no. 

 Goisfrid, no. 



Gomme, Mr. G. L., 135, 142. 

 Good, F. Mason, 4, 10. 

 Goodmay, William, vicar ot Odiham, 6. 

 Gordon riots, 66. 



Rev. H. D., g8, 138, 141. 

 Gospel oak, 13. 



Gosport, 22, 31, 40, 63, 76, 95, 96, 97. 

 Gosport Times, 95. 

 Gothic architecture and tiles, 106. 

 Government, local, 57, 117. 

 Gozelin, 82, no. 

 Grain, discovery of, 48. 

 Grandison, Bishop, 133, 136. 

 Grange, St. Leonard's, '09. 



the, Nrthington, 13;. 

 Gravel deposits, 59-63, 73, 90, 101, 105. 

 Graves, sowing sage on, 40. 

 Gray, the poet, 120. 



Valentine, the little sweep, 22. 

 Grayshot, 70. 



Great Malvern Priory Church, 107. 

 Great northern diver, 139, 141. 

 Great Saredon. 107. 

 Grecian antiquities, 99. 

 Greeks in Britain, 53. 

 Greek trade routes to Britain, 69. 

 Green, W. J., 21. 

 Greenfield, B. W., 7,71,72.80,83, 88, 



8g, 93, 94, TOI, ic6, 116, 137. 

 Greenland fisheries, protection of, 30. 

 Greensand, Upper and Lower, 59, 70. 

 Greenwood. Col., 84. 

 Grenville, Thomas, 38. 

 Gresley, Mr., 64. 

 Gretna Green, to, 29. 

 Gretton, F. K., 31. 

 Greywell or Grewell, 4, 6, 7, 8, g, n, 71. 



Hill, 104. 

 Greywether stones, 84. 



Griffin, Edward, 137. 

 Griffith, Mr., 71. 

 Grimbaud, 93. 

 Grove, John, 140. 

 Groves, destruction of, 55. 

 Dr., 99. 



J-, 32,39, 4- 

 Guernsey, 31, 39. 

 Guildford, q. 



Col., 98. 



Earl of, 98. 



Guilding, Rev. J. M., 114. 

 Guilds, trade, at Winchester, 13, 35, 51. 

 Gull, little, 21. 



Cunningham, A., 124. See Canningh m. 

 Gurney, L. J., 129. 

 Guy, Karl ot Warwick, 13. 



Halberd, 76. 

 Hambledon, 31, 141. 

 Hambledon Cricket Club, 67, 115. 

 Hambleton, " Charles," a woman, 6. 

 Hamele, Prince, 82. 

 Hamilton, J. T., 4. 

 Hammoon, 121. 

 Hampage oak, 13. 

 Hampshire, derivation of, 32. 

 detached portion of, 82. 

 history, the basis of, 52. 

 " hogs," 24. 



Hampshire Adveitiser, 95, 97. 

 Hampshire and Wiltshire Chronicle, 95. 

 Hampshire Chronicle, 19, 94, 95, q6. 

 Hampshire County Chronicle, 94. 

 Hampshire County Times, 95, 96. 

 Hampshire Courier, 94, 95. 

 Hampshire Field Club, 59, 70. 

 at Clatford. 4. 

 visit to Winchfield, Odiham and 



Greywell, 4, n. 



fungus foray in the New Forest, 16. 

 annual meeting- at Winchester, 71. 

 Papers and Proceedings, 71, 93, 



120, 133. 

 meeting at East Meon, 79. 



Wonston, Stoke Charity and 



Micheldever, 88, 136. 

 Newport, Shalfleetand Newtown, 



91, no, 1 12. 

 Beauiieu, 105. 

 Sherborne St. John and Monk 



Sherborne, 115. 



afternoon in old Southampton, 125. 

 subscription to, 120. 

 Hampshire Gua'dian, 95,96. 

 Hampslnte Herald, 95. 

 Hampshire Independent, 95, 120, 134, 



and passim. 

 Hampshire Literary and Scientific 



Society, 44. 52, 70. 

 Hampshire Observer, 94, 95, 97. 

 Hampshire Pocket Companion, 31. 

 Hampshire Post, 95, 97. 

 Hampshire Record Society, 18, 52, 55, 



63, 88, 91. 



Hampshire Telegraph, 95. See Ports- 

 mouth Telegraph. 

 Hampton, derivation of, 32. 

 John de, 89, 90, 137. 

 Thomas, 89, 137. 

 Hamstead beds, 59, 60, 70, no. 

 Hanepinges Wood, 13. 

 Hankley, 129. 

 Hannibal ship, 109. 

 Hantone, wood of, 83. 

 Hrtnti and Berks Gazette, 95. 

 Hants and Dorset Journal, 95. 

 Hants and Surrey Tunes, 95, 96. 

 Hanway, Jonas, 41. 

 Harbin, Rev. George, MSS. of, 42. 

 Hard=landing place, 141. 

 Harding, J. and W., 31. 



Mr., of Southampton, 136. 

 Hardington, 43. 

 Hare superstition, 136. 

 Harfleur, siege of, 126. 



Harford Heath, 105. 

 Harley, Robert, 63. 

 Harold, Earl or King, 8, 92. 

 Harper. C. G., 12. 



Frederick, in. 

 Harrington, Earl of, 122. 

 Harting, 138, 140. 



Hartley Institution. See Southampton. 

 Hartley Westpall, 69, 131. 

 Harvey, Robert, in. 

 Haslemere, 148. 

 Hasted family, 98. 

 Hastings, 92. 

 Hatfield, Mrs., 29. 

 Havant, 31, 76. 

 Havre, 39. 



Havre de Grace, blockade of, 30. 

 Hawfinch, 98. 

 Hawkins, Miss, 129. 



William, 28. 

 Hawtrell, Barnard, 29. 

 Haydock, John, 6. 

 Hayles, Abbey of, 108. 

 Hayling Island, 36, 53. 

 Headbcurne Worthy, 13. 

 Headley, 36. 



Headley, Rev. A. A., 71. 

 Headon Beds, 60, 70. 

 Headon Hill Sands, 60. 

 Hearn family, 143. 

 Heathcote family, 89. 



Rev. E. D., 134. 

 Helder, expedition to the, 30. 

 Hellyer, Thomas, 104. 

 Helmets, old, 116. 

 Hemmons, Mr., 109. 

 Hengistbury, 53. 

 Henley family, 135. 

 Henry I, 14, 63, 83, 127. 



II, 117, 118, 119. 



III, 127. 



V, 119, 126. 



VI, O, 12, Jig, 128. 



VIII, in, 120, 145. 



brig, 109. 



Henslow, Rev. J. S., 3. 

 Heraldry, Isle of Wight, 143. 



of encaustic tiles, 106-107. 

 Heralds' College, 40. 

 Herbert, 93. 

 Herbett family, 65. 



Hereford, Karl of, 32. See FitzOsborn. 

 Herne, Joachim Van, 28. 

 Heroine, the, 108. 

 Hertford Heath, 105. 

 Hervey, Rev. A. C., 134. 

 Heylin, Peter, 40. 

 Hicks, J., 77. 

 Hide, J., 36. 



Highclere Castle and Church, 65-66. 

 Hillier, Mr., ito. 

 Hinton, 32. 

 Hissaburn, 82. 



Historical Manuscripts Commission re- 

 port, 41. 



History, Hampshire, the basis of, 52. 

 Hoad, Mr., of Alresford, 140. 

 Hoddington or Odingeton, 8. 

 Hodge, jester, 24. 

 Hodson, Richard, 121. 

 Hoes, manufacture of, 37. 

 Holbury purlieu, 105. 

 Hollis, John, 104. 



J. S., Romsev, 31. 

 Hollow Way, 54. 

 Holly in the New Forest, 17. 



growing on beech, 20. 

 Holmes monument at Yarmouth, 41. 

 Holt, John, of 2, Huggin Lane, Cheap- 

 side, 31. 



Mr., 40. 

 Holybourn, 66. 



Holy Ghost Chapel. See Basingstoke. 

 Holy wells, spiings, rivers, t$"c. t 33, 66. 

 Honguez, Mrs., 60. 

 Hood, Admiral Sir G., 30. 



