XX. 



GENERAL INDEX. 



Courser, the cream-coloured {Or- 

 nith.), xxi. 252. 



Court Baron, orders of a, xxiii. 36. 



Leet, a, xxii. 153, note. 



Courtneye, Sir William, xix. 108. 



Counterseals, xxiv. 223. 



County history, want of a complete, 

 xxiv. 5, 29. 



Court Towns, Wiltshire, xx. 322.. 



Cove, the Avebury, xix. 48. 



Coven -tree, the, xxii. 159. 



Coventry Chapel, the, in St. John's 

 Church, Devizes, xix. 122. 



Hon. Henry, xviii. 3. 



*' Coward," local meaning of word, 

 xxii. 110. 



Cowsfield Sturmy, xix. 42. 



Cox. Rev. Dr., xxiv. 24. On Lich- 

 field Minster and City, lb. 32. 



" Crab," local meaning of word, xxii. 

 110. 



Crake, the Corn, xxi. 239. Spotted, 

 xx. 174 ; xxi. 241. Baillon's, 242. 

 Little or Olivaceous, lb. 



Cranborne Chase, Act of disfranchise- 

 ment, xxii. 156. Visited by Society, 

 lb. 146. 



■ Canon Jackson on, xxii. 142, 



148. A chase, how distinguished 

 from a forest, 149. History, 150. 

 Deer, 158. Trees, 159. Deer- 

 hunters and deer- stealers, 160. 

 Flock of bustards, 168. Appendix : 

 Capture of a noted deer-stealer, 169. 



Crane, the, xxi. 214. 



Craniological data, xix. 113 ; xxiii. 

 118. See also Skulls. 



Creeper, the, xviii. 308. 



Crenellate, licence to, Rev. E. Peacock 

 on, xxiv. 127. 



Cresset, Edward, xxiii. 339. 



Crests. See Coats of Arm. 



Crewe, MSS., verses from the, xviii. 

 254. 



Crex Baillonii (Omith.), xxi. 242. 



Porzana , 241. Pratensis, 239. 



Pusilla, 242. 

 " Cribbage Hut," the, xvii. 318, note. 



Cricklade, xviii. 363, 372. Meaning 

 of name, xxi. 66. Mint, on the, 

 by Rev. W. Allan, xix. 283. 



■ Hundred. See High worth. 



Crickmay, H. W., xxiv. 33. 



Crimean War, the, xvii. 208. 



Cromlech., meaning of word, xix. 49. 



Crompton, Hugh, book of accounts, 

 xix 218.. 



Cromwell, Edward, xviii. 140. Oliver,, 

 letters of, xxiii. 340; to, xviii. 

 374. Thomas, Lord, xxi. 60, note ; 



xxiii. 339. 



Cross, Aldbourae Market, xxiii. 261. 



Bristol High, xxiii. 261. Downton 



Churchyard, xvii. 246. Ludger- 



shall, xxi. 289. 

 Crossbill, the, xviii. 295. 

 Crosses, consecration, Edington, xx. 



301 ; Manningford Bruce, lb. 134. 

 Crow, the Carrion, xviii.299. Hooded, 



lb. 300. 



Crows, Notes on, by F. Stratton, xviii. 

 182. 



Cruciform Churches, xxiv. 38. 

 Crudwell, xix. 212. Meaning of 



name, xxi. 70. 

 Crypelgate, xix. 305. 

 Cuckhamsey, meaning of name, xxi. 



70. 



Cucking Stool, the, xxii. 228. 

 Cuckoo, the, xviii. 310. 

 " Cuckoo's Mate," the, xviii. 307. 

 Cuculus Canorus (Ornitk.), xviii. 

 310. 



Cueva de la Hermita, Minorca, xix. 

 243. 



Culver- Close, meaning of word, xx. 

 317. 



Cumnor Place, xvii. 65. 

 Cunetium, xix. 84. 

 Cunningfcon, Mr. (Sen.), F.S.A., xxiv. 



10, 104. Barrows opened by, xxii. 



237. Letter on Slaughtering Stone, 



xxiv, 129. Magnus Apollo," 

 xxii. 236. 



B, H., xxiv. 130. Curator of 



Museum, lb. 135. Don,, lb. 256. 



