480 



INl'KX To VOL. 1. 



GOWKH, EAK1.. 



JOWEU, Earl, :>21, ::;.">. :;:'.7. 380, S92; 

 his Counter, 4'is. 



GRAND TKCXK CANAL, 424 : it*> adv;;r.ta>jy>. 

 44C. 



(ii: AVI.OCK'S FOSSE, 15. 



<;KAVI:SI:NI>, the long i'eny to, _'!i: > .. 



GREAT LEVEL of the Fens* 18, 33, 49. 



GREAT NORTH ROAD, 102, 204. 



GREAT REBELLION, interrupts tho Fen drain- 

 age, 46, 54. 



GREVILLE, Sir RICHARD, 97. 



GROCERS' COMPANY, 98. 



GUILDFORD, Romney Marsh, 7, 9. 



GUNNIX<;, tin.-. Misses, 338. 



GUTHLAC, the saint of the Fens, 23, 241. 



GUYHIRNE, 29, 62. 



H. 



HAGBUSH LANE, 162. 



HARBOURS, the Thames, 281 ; Bristol, 282 ; 



Lyme Regis, 283; Dover, 284; Whitby, 



285 ; Yarmouth, ib. 

 HARDMAN, Mr., Liverpool, projects a canal, 



335. 



HARECASTLE TUNNEL, 437, 441. 

 HASTINGS PIER, 283. 

 HATFIELD CHASE, drainage of, 37. 

 HAVERING LEVEL, 70. 

 HEATHCOTE, Mr. J. E., employs Brindley, 



323. 

 HENSHALL, JOHN, surveyor, 453; Brindley's 



marriage to his daughter, 467. 

 HENSHALL, HUGH, engineer, 475. 

 HEREWARD, the Saxon, 23. 

 HKHIUXG-FISHING on English coasts by the 



Dutch, 278. 

 HERVEY, Lord, on the roads near Kensington, 



163. 



HIGRE, the, 21, 28. 

 HIGHWAY ROBBERIES, 175. 

 HOLLAND, Lincolnshire, 19, 34. 

 HOLLOW WAYS, 160, 162. 

 HOOKER'S ride to London, 164. 

 HORSEBACK travelling in early times, 164. 

 HORSE-FERRIES at London, 293. 

 HOUSEHOLD life in early times, 185. 

 HUMBER FERRIES, 297. 

 HYTHE, 7. 



I. 



IDLE, RIVER, 41. 



INLAND water communication, 299, 334. (See 



Canals.} 



INUNDATIONS, destructive, in the Fens, 30. 

 IRWELL NAVIGATION, 304, 344; fall at 



Clifton, 323. 

 I.-i.i: OF AXIIOLME, 37. 

 KM: OF DOGS, 14, r.'.i. 



l.lVKKl'ool.. 



England, 14. 



J. 



.JAME-; I., King, - promotes drainage of the 

 Fens, 32 ; drainage works oncourage.l i>y, 

 ">: supports Hugh Myddelton's New 

 River enterprise, 115; is nearly drowned 

 in the New River, 125; his reward of 

 Myddelton, 143. 



.1 i:\vs' TOLL, levied upon dead Jews on Bow 

 Bridge, 213. 



JOHN, King, overtaken by the Aegar, 28. 



JONES, IXKIO, his bridge at Llanrwst, 251; 

 his salary, -">_' 4. 



Jr KVTS of Romney Marsh, 11. 



K. 



KENSINGTON, roads in the neighbourhood of, 



it;;;. 



KENT, roads in, 232. 

 KIXDERLEY, engineer, 64. 

 KING'S LYNN, 19, 21, 27, 28, 31. 

 KING'S DELPH, Canute's work of, 22. 



KlRKBY LONSDALE BRIDGE, 245. 



KNOLLES, Sir R., rebuilds Rochester Bridge, 

 247. 



LABELYE, builder of Westminster Bridge, 6(3, 



263. 



LAMUETIT, 12. 



LAND LIGHTHOUSES, 23:$, 289. 

 LANCASHIRE, roads in, 183, 202, 224, 342. 

 LAW and Custom of Romney Marsh, 10. 

 LEA, Bow Bridge across the, 242. 

 LEAM, Bishop Morton's, 29. 

 LEEDS, roads near, 180, 205 ; bridge, 240. 

 LEEDS AND LIVERPOOL CANAL, 455. 

 LEEK, Brindley begins business at, 319. 

 Li:i:r, Plymouth, 91. 

 LEVEL. (See Great Level and Fens.} 

 LEVEL lengths on canals, Brindley's capital 



idea of, 379. 

 LIGHTHOUSES, early, 286 ; Pharos at Dover, 



287 ; Tour de Cordouan, 287, 290 ; Spurn 



Point and Isle of May, 288; Dungeness, 



ib. ; Plymouth, 289; Rye, t'6. ; Littlt- 



hampton, /'/>. 



LILBURNE, Colonel, at Hatfield Chase, 46. 

 LIMKIIOUSE, breaches at, 14, 69. 

 LINCOLNSHIRE, Fens, 20, 34, 181, 4(50; 



roads, 233. 



LINDSEY LEVEL, Lincolnshire, 58. 

 Lmi.KiiAMi'TON, harbour lights at, 289. 

 LIVERPOOL, fi-rri.^, _".?: .ninniKincations 



