INDEX. 



cotton mills, large factories, and po- 

 pulation, ibid. 



Fisherwick, dilapidated, 130131 

 Fish, petrified, 38 



in Trent river, 74 



Flash, moorland church & village, 245 

 Forton, parish and hamlets, 272, Sut- 

 tou and Mereton, 273, Aqualate Hall 

 and Mere, Sir John Boughey's, 274, 

 battle, 275, church, tombs and in- 

 scriptions to 278 



Footherley, hamlet of Shenstone, 163 

 Fradswell, village and chapel, 308 

 Freeford, manor near Lichfield, 129 

 Fulford, village, church, Fulford Hall, 



white building stone found, 392 

 Furnaces and ancient forges, 32 33. 



G. 



Gayton, village, parish and church, 307 

 Gnosall, large parish, 269, church 



and hamlets, 270, extended prospect, 



271 



Golden-hill, mines and prospects, 393 

 Grand Trunk Canal, 429-433 

 Gratwich, parish, church & village, 217 

 Grindon, ancient manor, parish and 



church, school, &c. 239. 



H. 



Hagley, near Rugeley, Lord Curzon's, 

 265 



Hampstead, mansion of Handsworth, 

 159 



Hamraerwich, village and chapel, 128 



Hamstall Ridware, north of Trent, anc 

 on Blythe, 69, ancient manor house, 

 watch tower and curiosities, 70, bri- 

 dle for a scold, 71 



Hanbury, ancient nunnery, church 

 vicarage house and mansion, 56 

 hamlets and manors, 57 



Hanch Hall, near Lichfield, 87 



Handsacre, moat and old manor, 78-9 



Handsworth, extensive village and pa 

 risb, 157 church, rectory, and po- 

 pulation, ibid. Soho manufactory 

 coining mill, and elegant mansion 

 158, hamlets, 159 



Hanley, large modern pottery town 

 401, canal and market, 402, popu 

 lation, church, meetings, &c. ibid. 



Harbourne, west of Birmingham 

 church, charity school, longevity 

 &c. 159 



Horecross, now a hunting-seat of Lore 

 Scafsdale's, 59 



larlaston, village and chapel, 138 



laselor Hall, village and chapel, 1ST 



Hatherton Hall, Mr. Walhouse's, 263 



Haughton, village and church, 269 

 ly wood, on two canals & Trent, 313, 

 remains of a priory, ibid, remarkable 

 bridge formerly at, 443 



Heyley Castle, remains of, 11, 346 



Heptarchy, 13 



Hides of land, 13 



High Offley, parish, church, and ham- 

 lets, 319, Shebben-pool, sea crows or 

 pewits, 320 



Hilderstone, manor, Mr. Bourne's, 442 



Hilton Hall and park, 259 



Himley, pleasant village, church, and 

 noble mansion, Lord Dudley's, 188, 

 extensive park and great variety, 1 89, 

 Baggeridge-wood and pheasants, 190 



Hints, mansion, Mr. Floyer's, 164, 

 church, pig of lead found, ibid. 



Hixon, ancient village, 309 



Hopton Heath, battle, 14, 300 



Hopwas, west of the Tame, on the Bir- 

 mingham and Fazeley canal, 144, 

 bridge over Tame, ibid. 



Horton, village and hamlets, 245, 

 church, and canal reservoir, 246 



Hounhill, manor, alabaster, Lord Ver- 

 non's, 58 



Hundreds of the county, 18, Offlow,4I, 

 Seisdon, 167, Totmanslow, 205, 

 Pirehill, 283, Cuddlestone, 253. 



I. 



Ham, romantic villa, 38, parish, ham- 

 let, church, &c. 2378 

 Improvements proposed, (note) 36 37 

 Infirmary, North Staffordshire, 401 

 Ingesire, parish and manor, 297, new 

 church, 298, magnificent mansion, 

 Earl Talbot's, 299, battle, 300 

 Insects, singular application of to cure 



the tooth-ache, 449 



Ipstones, sharp cliffs, 39, parish and 

 village, church, and singular cus- 

 tom, 234, Belmont, Mr. Sneyd's, 

 ibid. 



K. 



Keel, parish, village, and mansion, Mr. 

 Sneyd's, 337, church register, wake, 

 &c. to 341 



Kinfare Edge, camp, 9, its soil, 35, vil- 

 lage, formerly a market, 196, 

 church, manufactures, hamlets, 197 



Kiugsley, parish and village, 233, 



