(iAG 



CAGE, 69 

 Calder, 219 



Calehyl, 69 

 Calke, 174 



Calvei-ley, 218 



Calwodley, 90 



Cambridgeshire, parks in, 

 III 



Campsea-Ashe, 119 



Canford, 93 



Cannon Hall, 216 



Canons Ashby, 150 



Canterbury, Archbishop, 

 parks of, 15, 64, 70 



Capilback, 222 



Carbolok, 86 



Carclew, 88 



Cardan, 208 



Carlton, 126, 149 



Carshalton, 62 



Caryhayes, 87 



Cashiobury, 79 



Castle Carey, 98 



Castle Combe, lOl 



Castle Heningham, 78 



Castle Hill, 91 



Castle Howard, 223 



Castration of deer, 241 



Catesby, 150 



CatUe and horses with deer, 

 241 



Catton, 222 



Cavendish, I2i 



Caversham, 137 



Cawledge, 229 



Chadiocke, 94 



Chafins, Anecdotes of Cran- 

 bome Chase quoted, 50 



Chalgrave, 126 



Chamber in the forest, 203 



Charborough, 93 



Charlecote, 157 



Charles I., state of parks in 

 his reign, 47 



Charlton, loi 



Chart, 69 



Chartley, 177 



Chatsworth, 172 



Chaucer's notice of fallow- 

 deer, 8 



Chedder, 96 



Chenies, 129 



Chepstow, 200 



Cherington, 193 



Index. 



COR 



Cheshire, parks in, 202 



Cheshunt, 79 



Chesterford, 77 



Cheswardine, 202 



Chesworth, 67 



CAetwynd, 202 



Chevington, 122 



Cheylesmore, 156 



Chilham, 72 



Chillingham, 230 



Chillington, 180 



Chilton, 121, 127 



Chobham, 58 



Cholmonddey, 207 



Christ Church, 121 



Chulmleigh, 89 



Clandon, 62 



Clarendon, 99 



Clatford, 100 



Clearwell, 195 



Cleobury, 204 



Clifford Family Household 

 Book, extracts from, 219 



Clipston, 49, 182 



Clist, 90 



Clopton, 159 



Clovelly, 91 

 Clyff, 148 

 Cobham, 71 

 Cockermouth, 228 

 Cockley, 229 

 Codnor, 171 

 Colcombe, 89 

 Cold-Overton, 145 

 Coleorton, 145 

 Cole Park, loi 

 Colesbourn, 195 

 Coleshill, 160 

 Colewick, 183 

 Colingbury, 106 

 Coliton, 89 

 CoUwall, 198 

 Colly- Weston, 148 

 Colriche, 89 

 Colton, 179 

 Combe, 157 

 Compton, 103, 180 

 Compton-Verney, 158 

 Compton-Wynialjp, 157 

 Conisborough, 216 

 Constable-Burton, 222 

 Cooling, 69 

 Copt Hall, 74 

 Coripole, 97 



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DEE 

 Cornbury, 135 

 Cornwall, parks in, 85 

 Corsley, 102 

 Cosham, 102 

 Cosmo III. of Tuscany, 



manner of hunting in 



parks, 49, 98 



CoSSrg, 114 



Cothelston, 97 



Cottesbrooke, 149 



Coughton, 159 



Cowdray, 40, 65 



Crake, 223 



Cranbome Chase, practices 



of keepers there, 245 

 Craven, forests of, deprived 



of deer in 1654, 220 

 Crediton, 90 

 Creedy, 91 

 Creklade, 94 

 Crentfon, 127 



Croft, 197 

 Croome, 164 



Crosby-Ravensworlh, 226 

 Crossing the stock of deer, 



necessity of, 241 

 Crown restrained from Grants 



in Fee, 51 

 Crows ley, 137 

 Croxall, 174 

 Croxden, 177 

 Croxteth, 215 

 Croxton, 145 

 Croydon, 60 

 Cubley, 173 

 CuckHeld, 68 

 Cucklington, 98 

 Cumberland, parks in, 228 

 Cunnington, 113 

 Cusworth, 217 

 Cuvier on fallow-deer, 5 



r\ALLAM, 226 

 "^"^ Dalston, 228 

 Danbuiy, 78 

 Danby, 223 

 Danny, 67 

 Dantsey, loi 

 Partington, 92 

 Dawley, 57 

 Dcane, 149 



Deer, fallow, natives of 

 Greece, 5 



