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GENERAL INDEX. 



Ailesbury, the Marquis of, xviii. 133 ; 



xxiv. 26. President of Meeting, 



1879, xix. 1. 



. r— Property, the, xviii. 1. 



Aiscough, Archdeacon Robert, xxi. 



163. See also Ayscough. 

 Alauda Aljpestris (Ornith.), xviii. 



210. Arbor ea, lb. Arvensis, lb. 



209. 



Alca Torda (Ornith.), xxii. 197. 

 Alcedo Ispida (Omith.), xviii 310. 

 Aldbourne, Inventory of Chantry 



furniture, xxii. 329. 

 — Notes on the Manor of, by 



F. A. Carrington, xxiii. Boundary, 



254. Church and monuments, lb. 

 Bishop's order as to Holy Table, 



255. Number of communicants, 



256. Registers, 257. Chantry, lb. 

 Inventory of Church goods, lb. 

 The Chace, 257. Woods, 261. 

 Tower, lb. Cross, lb. Battle, lb. 

 Muster of forces in 1644, 263. 



Alderbury, xviii. 201 ; xix. 202. 



Hundred, xix. 200, 254. 



Alderton, xix. 208. Visited by So- 

 ciety, 1882, xxi. 22. 



Aldhelm, Bishop. See St. Aldhelm. 



Aldworth, Richard, xxiii. 314. 



Alehouses, unlicensed, xxii. 218. 



" Ales," assemblies so called, xxiii. 

 288, note. 



> Church, xxiv.203. King's, lb. 



" Alestake," xx. 330. 



Alexander at Sigeum, xxi. 339. G., 

 Local Secretary, xxii. 354. A 

 Devizes Potter, xxiv. 346. Of 

 Abonoteichus, xxii. 188. 



Alford, SirE., of Offington, xxiii.815. 



Alfred, King, a charter of, xix., 303. 

 His will, xxi. 74. Story of the 

 burnt cakes, its authenticity, xxiii. 

 279. 



Allan, Rev.W.,on the Cricklade Mint, 

 xix. 283. 



" Allegorical sense'" Charles Lamb's, 



xxiv. 195. 

 Allington, xix, 186. 



aglo-£ 

 120. 

 hi) 



Allington, Hon. Hildebrand, xviii. 2. 

 Allsop or Allsup, Dr.. xxiv. 208. 

 Alms, collection of in old times, xviii 

 233. 



Alnager or Aulnager, the office of an 

 xxiv. 208, note. 



Alphabet -bells, xxi. 371. 



Alphabets, ancient, xxiv. 222. 



Alpine Accentor, the, xviii. 197. 



Altar, the high position of in Salisbury |nlre? 

 Cathedral, xvii. 23, 136 ; xix, 336 



Altaristce, xix. 271. 



Alton Barnes or Berners, xix. 188 

 xxiv. 282. Church Heraldry, lb 

 48. Inventory of Church furni 

 ture, xxii. 324. 



Alvediston, xix. 195. 



Ambulatory, an xxiv. 159. 



Amesbury or Ambresbury, xix. 185 

 Meaning of name, xx. 24. Priory 

 xviii. 286. ; xix. 152. Vespasian 

 Camp, xxi. 271. Visited by Society 

 1876. xvii. 37 ; by British Archse 

 ological Association, 1880, xix ; bj 

 Royal Archaeological Institute 

 1887. xxiv. 23. 



Hundred, xix. 183, 254. 



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Ammonites, xx. 50. 



Ampelidce, Ampelis Garrulus,(Or 

 nith.), xviii. 296. 



Amphitheatre, a Roman, xxi. 390. 



Ampney or Amnay (Glouc), meanin 

 of name, xxi. 65. 



Ampulla, a Roman, xxiii. 223. 



Amy, Thomas, the poacher, xxii. 171 



Anatidcs, (Ornith.), xxii. 84, 85 

 Anas Boschas, lb. 96. 



Ancient Monuments, the preservatio 

 of, xvii. 266 ; Bill for, xix. 9. 



Ancren Riwle, the, xviii. 251. 



Anderson, S., xxi. 268, 272. 



Andover and its neighbourhood, Rev 

 C.Collier on, xxi. 287, 293. Origir ^ 

 ofname,293. History,294. Romar 

 remains, 295. Anglo-Saxon settle' 

 ments, 296. Mauor, 298. Priory 

 299. Church and monuments, 300 

 Charities, 302. Churchwardens 



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