INDEX. 



Trysull, small village and parish on 

 Sraestall, stone church and tower, 

 187, Seisdon, an hamlet giving 

 name to the hundred, ibid. Apewood 

 Castle, ditto 



Tubber Patrick, a well in Ireland visit- 

 ed by the superstitious, 437* St. Ca- 

 nice's well, 438 



Tunstall, excellent tiles, 394, Metho- 

 dist chapel, ibid. 



Tutbury Castle, 14,48, ancient customs, 

 49, Mary Queen of Scots confined 

 there, 50, besieged in the civil wars, 

 51, market and manufactures, Dove 

 meadows and bridge, ibid, church 

 and ancient priory, abstinence of 

 Ann Moore, 53, Needwood Forest, 

 53, 55. 



U. 



Urns, Roman, 447 



UTTOXETER, antiquity and population, 

 205, market, fairs, church, 206, 

 meeting houses, free-school, and 

 meadows,208,chronology, 209, Lord 

 Gardner, to 213. 



W. 



Walford, Mr. his farming, 320 



Wall, hamlet of Lich field, the Roman 

 Etocetum, 128 



WALSALL, ancient borough and mar- 

 ket town, mayor and aldermen, 145, 

 population, manufactures, parish and 

 church, 146, limestone, canals, 

 meeting-houses, school, &c. 147 



Walter Parsons, the strong man, 150 



Walton, hamlet of Stone, 391 



Waterfall, moorland parish, river Ma- 

 nifold disappears, 239 



Warnslow, village and chapel, 243 



Watling-street, 128 



Wedges Mill, and Church Bridge ma- 

 nufactory, 448 



Wedgwood family, their seat and man- 

 sion, 400, their important scientific 

 improvements, 401 



Wednesbury, manor house, 153, coal 

 mines, manufactures, wild fire, 154, 

 steam engines, furnaces, powerful 

 machinery, 155, Methodist riots, 

 church and monuments, ibid. 



Weduesfield, battle, 12, 152, parish, 

 church, population, 153 



Weeford, village and parish, on Black 

 Brook, 163, a low called Offlow, 

 church, and hamlets, ibid. 



West Bromwich, village and parish, 

 manufactures, and population, 156, 



valley of the Tame, and villas, ibid. 

 Sand well park and mansion, 157 



Weston-on-Trent, village and church, 

 303, canal, &c. 304 



Weston-under-Lizard, mansion, Earl of 

 Bradford's, 281, church and village, 

 Watling-street way, 282 



Wetton, moorland parish, 240, Thor's- 

 house cavern, Ecton Hill, and Warns- 

 low, 241, copper and lead mines, 

 church and village, 242 



Wever Hills, 37 



Wheaton Aston, village and church, 

 210, fire there, a May-pole, ibid. 



Whicbnor manor, and bacon flitch, 62, 

 ancient moated mansion, and the 

 lodge, 63, church, visited by King 

 James, 64, bail storm and vorago, 

 mills burnt, ibid, stone bridges, large 

 iron forge, and slitting mill, 64 



Whitgreave, Esq. Moseley, loyalty to 

 Charles II. 16 



Whitmore, parish, church, andvillage a 

 375 



Whittington, parish and race course, 

 131, mansion, 199 



Wiggingtou, near Tamworth, village, 

 and chapel, 143, Low Flat and Robin 

 Hood's Butt, money lands, ancient 

 coin, ibid, instance of great abstemi- 

 ousness, 144 



Wilkes, Dr. View of Staffordshire, 32 



Willenhall, populous manufacturing 

 place, church, &c. 150, Dr. Wilkes' 

 account of, 151 



Willows, account of some species found 

 at Blymhill, 447, 448 



Wolseley, parish and bridge, 266 



Wolstanton, extensive parish, 347, mar- 

 riages under Cromwell, 348, coal 

 mines and minerals, 349 



WOLVERHAMPTON, antiquity and po- 

 pulation, -167, deanery, mansions, 

 churches, 168, meeting houses, 

 springs, market, situation, and ma- 

 nufactures, 171, grammar school, 

 172, thoroughfare and hamlets . 



Wombourn, ancient village, and spire 

 church, 186, early soil and Sraestall 

 water, 187, hamlets, Woodhouses, 

 Heath Forge, Orton manor, Sir 

 John Wrottesley's. 



Worcester, battle of, 16 



Wyrley bank, Great Wyrley, 263 



Wyrley Grove, or Little Wyrley, 165, 

 Mr. Hussey's, rookery, 166 



Yoxall, formerly a market, 58, church 

 and rectory, 59, hamlets, ibid. 



Yoxall lodge, Needwood Forest, 55,. 



