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Index. 



DEE 

 Deer, fallow, marking of, 

 240 



number, to the acre, 240 

 management of, 239 

 stall-feeding of, 245 

 habits of, 247 

 season for killing, 25 1 

 weight of, 239, 240 

 taken by hand, 215 

 power of music to lead, 



252 

 Rascall, 96 

 mode of catching, 246 

 sold and destroyed. dur- 

 ing the Usurpation, 



47, 48, 70. "9 

 diseases of, 243 

 varieties of, 242 

 castration of, 241 

 white, at Berkeley, 193 

 easily tamed, 251 

 distinctive names of, 249 



Deer-leap {See Saltory) 



Deer, Virginian, 192 



Den, 68 



Denby, 171, 173 



Denholme, 218 



Denmark, supposed habitat 

 of dark deer, 242 



Derbyshire, parks in, 169 



Dereham, 114 



Desford, 142 



Devereux, 198 



Devizes, 102 



Devonshire, parks in, 89 



Dilston, 229 



Dingley, 149 



Dinkley, 213 



Diseases of deer, 243 



Ditchley, 136 



Ditchling, 67 



Ditton, 130 



Doddershall, 127 



Doddinglon, 112, 207 



Doe venison, on what its 

 excellence depends, 241 



Dogmansfield, 106 



Domesday parks, 1 1 



Donington, 144, 248 



Dorsetshire, parks in, 92 



Dounley, 65 



D(rwdeswell, 195 



Downham, 112 



Dowuton, 66 



Drainage of parks, impor- 

 tance of, 238, 243 



Drakelow, 174 



Dray cot, 1 01 



Drayton, 148 



Drayton-Basset, 180 



Driving red deer round the 

 park at Lyme, &c., 204, 

 214 



Dudley, 180 



Duncombe, 223 



Dunham-Massey, 206 



Dunstall, 177 



Dunster, 97 



Durham, parks in, 226 



Dutton, 206 



Dyrham, 192 



"UARLSTOKE, 102 

 ■^—' Earnwood, 204 

 Earsham, 115 



Earth, bank of, as a deer- 

 fence, 89 

 East Deane, 65 

 Eastham, 166 

 Easthamstead, 47, 132 

 East India deer, 137, 192 

 Eastnor, 198 

 Easton, 78, J 86 

 Easton-Neston, 151 

 Eastwell, 72 

 Eatington, 157 

 Eaton, 208 

 Eaton-Bray, 126 

 Eden Hall, 228 

 Edgcott, 127 

 Edward the Confessor's grant 



of fallow-deer, 6 

 Edward Baliol's sport on 



Hatfield Chase, 217 

 Eggesford, 91 

 Elcombe, 10 1 

 Elizabeth, Queen, hunting 



at Berkeley, &c., 38^ 163 

 EUenhall, 179 

 Elmham, 116, 1 17 

 Elmley, 164 

 Elmsted, 78 

 Eltham, 70 

 Elton, 113 



enfiett, ss 



Englefield, 133 

 Envill, 180 



FOK 

 Erdesley, 197 

 Eresby, 186 

 Eridge, 64 

 Escrick, 225 

 Esher, 61 

 Essex, parks in, 73 

 -Estinker, 171 

 Euston, 122 

 Evercreech, 98 

 Everleigh, 100 

 Evenwood, 226 

 Everingham, 224 

 Ewelme, 137 

 Exton, 147 

 «ggE, 118 

 Eyewood, 197 



F^LIX HALL, 77 

 Fairford, 194 



Fallow, meaning of the 

 word, 249 



Fallow-deer, mentioned in 

 the Bible, 5 



introduction into Eng- 

 land, 6 



Farleigh, 98-101 



Farnham, 61 



Farnley Hall, 218 



Fasteme, 100 



Fawhurst, 67 



Fawn, derivation of, 248 



Fawsley, 150 



Feckenham, 165 



Felbrigge, 114 



Fences of Parks, 238 



Fern in Parks, 237 



Fewmets, royal reception of, 



43 

 Filleigh, 90 

 Filwood, 97 

 Finningley, 185 

 Firmatio, or Doe season, 19 

 Fisherwick, 180 

 Flaxley, 195 

 Flechamsted, 157 

 Fliteris, 146 

 Flitwich, 125 

 Flixton, 120 

 Foli, John, 132 

 Folkston, 69 

 Fonthill, 103 

 Foot-rot in deer, 243 

 Forde, 71 



