General Index
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GENERAL INDEX.
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A
Abergavenny, see Neville.
Abingdon or Abindon, Alured, Abbot
of, 11, 45, 58: Antiq. of, 167.
Aeon, Sfc. Thomas's Ohurch of, 197.
Act of Abjuration, Author of, 170.
Acfcis Curia Oonsistor., 165.
Acts of the Bishops' Court, 162.
Acts of the Privy Council of England,
by J. JR. Dasent, 77.
Adams, Samuel, 187.
Addams, John, 198.
Adey, Henrye, 186.
Adrian. IV., 115.
Aislabie, Mr., 143.
Akeut, Thomas, 138.
Alan, son of Benedict the Cook,
St. Andrew's endowed by, 55.
Alban Hall, 167.
Albano, 9.
Alderne, Edward, LL.D., Chancellor
and Vicar-General of Rochester,l 68.
Aldey, Jeronomy, 131; Thomas, 131,
Aldham Common, 164.
Aldric, grant of land by, 119.
Alexander, J. J., xxxix; Nicholas, 149.
Alexander the Chanter, Librarian of
Rochester Monastic Library, 54.
Alexander of Dorset, 13, 14.
Alkham, Thomas de, see Pyrie.
Allen, Arms of, 197.
Allen, Charles, 198,199.
„ Sir Christopher, M.P. for Romsey,
197, 198, 199.
,, Sir John, Lord Mayor of London,
197 ; Ightham Mote
purchased by, 197 ; Mercers'
Chapel built by, 197.
„ Lady Margaret, 197,198,199.
„ Bichard, 197.
Allfree, Rev. P. B., 1; Mrs., 1.
Allington, William of, Eochester Infirmary
Chapel endowing, 55.
AU Souls', see Oxford.
Alured, Abbot of Abingdon, Prior of
Bochester, 11,45, 58.
Ambrosse, John, 186.
Amherst, Eliz., 200 ; Ricd., 200.
Andover, 100.
Andrewe, John, 187.
Anglia tiaera, by Henry Wharton. 2,
7, 45, 46, 49, 50, 55, 161.
Annoote, Dr. Thomas, 188.
Ansfrid the Sheriff, 55.
Ansgot of Rochester, 5, 6.
Anthonye, Joh[a]nes, 132.
Antiquarian Jottings, by Mr. Clinch,
139.
Antiquities of Itiahborougli, Reeulver,
and Lymne, by C. Roach Smith, 201.
Archceologia Cantiana, references to,
1, 3, 9, 15, 22,23,27,31,34, 36,45, 59,
60, 76, 93, 94, 97, 117, 120, 128, 129,
139, 184, 185, 186, 187,195,196, 201,
202, 203, 207, 208, 209, 227, 244,
263 ; resignation of Hon. Editor
and appointment of successors, xlv,
xlvii, xlviii.
Archcsologieal Journal, 12, 109.
Archer, Allen, 226.
Archery practised on Shooting Common,
141.
Archimedes, 213, 214.
Architecture, Early Norman period,
duration of, 93; material used
during, 93.
Architecture, first use of chisel in, 178.
"Arden of Paversham," historical
basis of, 241, 243.
Arderne, Thomas, 243.
Argyll or Argall, Mr., Governor of
Virginia, 101, 102.
Armorer, Will[iel]mus, 138.
Arnold, A. A., P.S.A., xlv, 78; his
Chancellors of the Diocese of Rochester,
160 ; reference to his Paper
in Archceologia Cantiana, 23, 27.
Artcliffe, Fort, 183.
Ash, 210, 214, 218.
Ashby, T., 272.
Ashdowne, John, 198.
Asketill the Monk, 58.
Astley, Dr. B. F., xii.
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274 GENERAL INDEX.
Atkyns, Widow, 185.
Attkina, The, 226.
Aucher, Anthonius, 130, 135.
Augustine, his De Doctrina Christiana,
34 ; traditionary accounts of
his landing, 216, 217.
Austen, Bev. B., Rector of Mongeham
and Sutton, 1V9 ; Jane, 146; Nathaniel,
263.
Aveling, Stephen, 222, 223.
Aylesford, Manor of, 4, 5.
Ay ling the cricketer, 156.
B
Bachyler, Jeames, 187.
Bacon, Francis, 100.
Bagshaw. Eev. T. M., Bector of South
Fleet, 148.
Baker, Elizabeth, 183 ; Sir John, 183 ;
Stephen, 226 ; Tho., 187; —, the
gamekeeper, 156.
Ball, John, 184.
Bamme, William, 24.
Bancks, Bev. G., xxxix, li.
Banks' Baronage, 122.
Banstead, 169.
Barnard, Mr., 143.
Barnes, Mr., 226.
Barnet Wood, 142.
Barrett, F. A., xxxix ; J. P., xlix ;
Samuel, 237.
Barrey, Bicharde, 187.
Barrow. Dr. Isaac, 231; his memoir
of and friendship for Mr. Hill, 228.
Barrows :—" Giant's Grave," sepulchral
origin of, disproved, Iiii; in.
Nurstead and Cossenden Wood, Iiii;
at Ringwould, 110 ; at Shorne, 86,
87, 88 ; Wickham Farm, see above
"Giant's Grave."
Barry, liycharde, M.P. and Lieutenant
of Dover, 184.
Barton, Roger, 226 ; Tho., 226.
Bartram, Canon H., xlix.
Bassett, Thomas, 226.
Bate, Johannes, 57.
Batemau, Elyas, endowment of Rochester
Infirmary Chapel by, 55.
Bath, James, 149.
Bath Abbey Church, Dr. Mason's
monument in, 168,169.
Bath Abbey, History of, 169.
Bathurst, Frances, 233 ; John, 226.
Battersbee, George, 150; Thomas, 150.
Bawde, Mr., 198.
Bayeux, Bishop of, see Odo.
Bayhall, Amherst of, 200.
Bayhill, Brown, of, 200.
Baytes, Roger, 198,
Beaulieu Abbey, book-closet of, 33.
Beazeley, M., P.R.G.S., 247.
Beckenham, 164,171.
Beckwith, J., see History of Chislehurst.
Bede's Ecclesiastical History, 115,264.
Beeby, Dr., his Paper on Bromley
Church and Manor, 139,144, 148.
Beefsteak Club at Bromley, 151.
Beggar's Bush, resort of highwaymen
to, 142.
Belchester, 130.
" Bell.The," Bromley,antiquity of, 146:
Bench Club held at, 151 ; classical
allusions to, 146 ; landlords of, 154 ;
Liberal electioneering headquarters,
147 ; old posting-house, 145.
Belle, Thomas, 131.
Bemrose, Mr., 222.
Bench Club, Bromley, 151.
Benedict, Bishop of Rochester, 60.
Benedict the Cook, 55.
Benedictine Priory, Rochester, 1, 3.
Beneswell. 142.
Beney, Gabryell, 187.
Bennett, Richarde, 187 ; Col., xlix;
Mrs., xlix.
Berens, Mr., 143.
Beresford, Michael, 198.
Bergwin, Archbishop of Canterbury,
119.
Berks, 169.
Bermuda Co., 107.
Berry's Visitation of Kent, 122, 123.
Bertun (? Breton), Radulfus, 57.
Berwick, 199, 200.
Besangarwood, 132.
Betshanger (Bettshanger), 110, 116.
Bewsborough, 116, 121.
Bexley hunting pack, 153.
Bickley, 153.
Bing, Herbert, liv.
Birohfleld, Mary, 172 ; Maurice, 172.
Birckett, Willm., 186.
Bird, Catherine, 172 ; Robert, 172.
Bishopsbourne, 196.
" Bishops' Temporalities," 74.
"Black Boy," St. Mary Cray, Hunt
Club held at, 151.
"Black Doll," Bromley, 151.
Blackheath, 156, 174.
Blades, A., xl.
Bland, William, Roman building discovered
by, liv.
Bligh, Hon. Arthur, 86.
Blodbeme, 130.
Bloet, Robert, Chancellor of Rochester,
4.
Blogg, Rev. F. B., xlviii.
Blomberg, Dr. A., xliv.
Bloxam, Mrs., xlii, xliii.
-GENERAL INDEX. 275
Blucher boots, introduction of, 153. '
Bodie, Anthonye, 186.
Boley Hill, 15.
Bolney, Ph., 131.
Bologne Expedition, 122.
Bone-work, discovery of specimens of,
lvii.
Bonham, Charles, 193,199,200 ; Dorothy,
193, 199, 200.
Bonnd, Nic, 226.
Bonner, Bishop, 163.
Bonyngton Manor, 135.
Boodle, Rev. J. A., xlv; Rev. J. F.,
xliii, xliv.
Book of Sports, 168.
Borchstellam, 8.
Borough Green, Roman cemetery discovered
at, lvii, lviii.
Borstal, demesne of, 5.
Bossell, William, 237.
Boston, Joh'nes, 131.
Bosworth Field, 197.
Botfield, Beriah, his Notes on tlw Cathedral
Libraries of England, 41.
Botterell, Edward, 186.
Boughton Bleane Highway, repair of,
241.
Boughton Monchelsea, discovery of
AmphorEe at, li, Iii.
Boulter, Mr., xlix.
Bourghchier, Edward, bequest to, 246,
252 ; Henry, Earl of Essex. 246,251;
Sir Thomas, sen., 246,261 ; Sir Thomas,
jun., 246, 247, 251, 252 ; William,
Earl of Eu, 244.
Bourghchier, Cardinal, ancestry and !
education of, 244, 246; benefices
held by, 245 ; death and funeral of, |
245,247,248; will, transcript of.247.
Boutell, Charles, 162.
Boxley, Abbot of, 246, 252 ; see also
Phillippes.
Boxted, antiquarian relics discovered
at, lx.
Boyett, The, 187.
Boys, Thomas, tablet in Deal Church
to, 114 ; William, antiquarian researches
of, 113, 201, 204. 206, 207,
208, 211, 212, 213, 214, 218.
Brabourne Church, 183.
Brackenbury, Sir Robert, Lieutenant
of the Tower of London, 197.
Braddon, 132.
Bradford, Fran., 226.
Brakenden, Will'mus, 133.
Branxton Manor, 199.
Bratts, Thomas, 185.
Bredgge, Exchequer Entry, etc., 130.
Bremen Conference, 167.
Brent, John, F.S.A., xlix.
Breton, Archdeacon, 171.
Bretun, Ralph, 45.
Brewere, Richardus, 56.
Bricestre, 4.
Brinston and Robinson, Messrs., 101.
British Barrows, by Canon Greenwell,
89.
British Museum, acquisition of Rochester
Monastic Library by, 33 ;
Hill Papers preserved in, 228, 230 ;
Sussex Collection in, 172.
Broadstairs, discovery of graves at,lix.
Brodie, R. H, see Gairdner, James.
Broke or Brooke, Sir George, K.G.,
Lord Cobham, his connection with
Rochester Manor, 76, 77, 78, 79 ;
Joh'nes, 130 ; William, Lord Cobham,
184.
Brokeland, 130.
Brokell, Thomas, M.P., 196.
Bromley, archery butts at, 141 ; as
an eighteenth century town, 139,
140 ; balls held at, 146 ; celebrities
connected with, 139, 140, 148, 156,
235 ; Church and Manor of, 139,
140, 144,149; Churchwardens'proclamation
on Sunday trading, 144,
145 ; clubs originated at, 143, 151 ;
coaching traditions of, 145; common
adjacent to, 141, 142, 143 ;
cricket matches played at, 142,146 ;
draught dogs prohibited in, 146 ;
Election days at, 147 ; Episcopal
Palace at, 140, 159 ; fairs and markets
held at, 139 j fish supply by
coach, 145; game preservation at,
154,155,156 ; "Hangman's" corner
at, 140; highway robbery and roadside
execution at, 140,141 ; inns at,
145; mills formerly existing at, 149;
mill ponds still extant, 149 ; Ministers
of, 148, 153 ; population statistics
for, 158,159 ; " Procession Oak "
at, 140 ; regulation of drunkenness
in, 145; road-making at, 140; schools,
scholars, and schoolmasters of, 147,
148 ; social and domestic customs
peculiar to, 152; " The Rookery " at,
139, 142 ; token coinage of, 145 ;
bygone tradesmen at, 149, 150,151;
volunteer enrolment at, 150.
Bromley and Neighhourliood, Notes on,
by Philip Norman, 139.
Bromley, Description of, by Mr. Wilson,
148.
Bromley-by-Bow, 229.
Bronton, Christopher, 185.
Bronze-work, discovery of, lvi.
Brooke, Frances, 263 ; Robert, 263 ;
see also Broke.
Broughton, Anne, 123,124 ; Sir John,
Kt., 123,124 ; John, 123.
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276 GENERAL INDEX.
Browne, Dorothy, 200 ; John, 200;
Lewes, 187 ; Thorns., 187.
Browne alias Selby, John, 200.
Brummpston, John, 247, 252.
Brymston, John, 246, 252.
Bryon, Lady, 173.
Buckingham, Duko of, 105, 169 ;
Willm., 18S.
Buckland, 121; antiquities discovered
at, Iii, liv.
Buckle, Sir Christopher, 169 ; Judith,
169.
Buckler, engraving of Bochester Cathedral
by, 28.
Bulstrode, Anne, 232; Lady Francisca,
232.
Bui van, John, 186.
Burden's Hostle, Cambridge, 164.
Burgess, Rev. E. S., xlviii; the gamekeeper,
156.
Burghleigh, Anne, 166 ; Lord, 166.
Burke's Landed Gentry, * 99.
Burnet, Bishop, contemporary estimate
of, 170 ; his History, 169,170.
Burrell, Peter, 171.
Burrell, Lady Sophia, 172.
Burrell, Sir WilUam, LL.D., F.R.S.,
and F.S.A., Chancellor and Vicar-
General of Rochester, birth and
education of, 171; legal career of,
171; his Parliamentary and literary
work, 172; marriage and death,
172; South Sea Co. directed by,
172; Sussex Collection left to
British Museum by, 172.
Burrells, —, gamekeeper, 166.
Burroughs, Eliz., 200.
Burton-on-the-Heath, 172.
Burtt, Jeames, 188.
Burwasshe, Thomas, 185,187 ; Willm.,
188.
Butterfield, Mr., Ohurch restoration
by, 119.
Bynneon, John, 185.
Byuneon, Eicharde, 187.
Bywater, W. M., xliii.
C
Casn-stone, use of, 93, 94.
Caasar, Julius, probable site of landing
by„ 109.
Calendar of the Close Bolls, Edw. II.,
59.
Calne, Wilts, 170.
Calverley, John, LL.B., Archdeacon,
Chancellor, and Vicar-General of
Rochester, career of, 164, 165.
Cambridge, 165, 168; Christ College
at, 165 ; Boyal College of St. Mary
and St. Nioholas, 246, 252; St.
John's, 168,171,174; Students' borrowing
chest at, 246, 251 ; Trinity,
97.
Camden, William, 201.
Camden Place, 157.
Camden Society, Proceedings in- Kent,
168.
Candos or Chandos, Thomas, LL.D.,
Chancellor of Rochester, 161.
Canterbury,7,16,131; Christchurch,
66, 97, 217, 244 ; Hermitage formerly
at, 216 ; Lanfranc's Monastery,
60 ; Mendicant Friars, 250 ;
military road through, 218 ; Monastic
foundations of Cathedral
Church and Priory, 9,245,248,249 ;
Royal posting station at, 68 ; St.
Augustine's, 217, 253; St. Peter's
and Sfc. Paul's, 10 ; St. Sepulchre's
Convent, 246, 250.
Canterbury, Archbishops of :—Edmund,
55 ; John, Suffragan Bishop
of Rochester, 55 ; Temple, xxxix ;
ancient receptions held by, 140.
Canterbury, Archdeacon Hervisus
of, 9.
Canterbury, Bishop Ernulf of, 36.
Canterbury, Churches of :—Austin
Friars, 196; Cathedral, 196, 245,
248, 249 ; St. Mary's, 216 ; St. Pancras,
217; oolite stone used for, 207.
Canterbury, Dean of, xxxix.
Canterbury', History of Diocese of, by
Canon Jenkins, 168.
Capstans, Eamsgate, description of,
215.
Carden, Eicharde, 187.
Caroline, Queen, 173.
Carpenter, Rev. E. W., Rector of Milton,
225.
Carter, John, 114 ; T. J., xxxix.
Carwythenack, Manor of, 235.
Case, Rev. P., 179.
Casley, David, A Catalogue of the
Manuscripts of tite King's Library,
by, 33.
Caslocke, John, Mayor of Faversham,
185,186, 188 ; Serjeant John, jun.,
188; Mr., 241.
Casson, George, 186.
Catalogue of Graduates, 171.
Catalogue, Bong's Library MSS., see
Casley.
Catlett, Nichas., 188.
Cator, Mr., 143,165.
Caught, Miss S., xl.
Oave-Browne, the late Eev. J., xxxix.
Cavendish, Lord Richard, 152.
Oawue, Lady Lora, 195 ; Robert, 195 ;
Sir Thomas, 191,193,195.
GENERAL INDEX. 277
Cawne monuments, 196.
Cecil Papers, 7S.
Celeres Court, see Rochester Cathedral.
Cellarer, duties of, 51, 53.
Celt (tlw), Roman, and Saxon, by Mr.
Wright, 209.
Celtic Interments discovered at
Shorne, by George Payne, F.L.S.,
F. ..A., 86.
Ceteham, 4.
Chalk, anoient trackway at, 89.
Chalklin, Mrs., schoolmistress, 148.
Chamberlain Letters, The, in Calendar
of State Papers, 105.
Chancellors of the Diocese of Roohester,
by A. A. Arnold, F.S.A., 160.
Chancellors of the Diooese of Eochester,
a list of, 160, 161, 162, 163, 164,
165, 166; see alio Denne and Du
Carel.
Chandos, see Candos.
Chapels-.—Manstone or St. Catherine's,
260; St. James's, 260 ; St.
Thomas's, 260.
Chapman, H. Mapleton, xlviii; Squire,
151.
Chapter House, derivation of, 36.
Charlton, 110, 121.
Chase Family, Arms of, 139; monument
to, 149.
Chatham, Reeve of, 5 ; Earl, see Pitt.
Ohaundler, Adam, 18.
Cheoheley, Thomas, 137.
Chelsfield Hall, Bromley, gibbet preserved
at, 140.
Cheney (Cheineie or Cheyne), Anne
(Lady), 123, 124; Fridwith, 122;
Henry (Lord), 123, 124, 125 ; Jane
(Lady), 125, 126; John, 122, 123;
Margaret, 122, 123; Sir Thomas,
Kt., Lord Warden of the Cinque
Ports, 122, 123, 124.
Cheney of Shurland, Kent, and of
Toddington, Beds, by W.L. Button,
F.S.A., 122.
Cherry Orchard, former insularity of,
142.
Chesilherst, see Chislehurst.
Chests, borrowing, 246, 251.
Chevening, 195.
Chibborn, Capella de, 136.
Child, Mr. Coles, 159.
Chisel, first architectural use of, 178.
Chislehurst or Chesilherst, 159,161;
"Coopers " a t , 162.
Chislehurst Hill, highway robbery at,
141.
ChisleUcrst, History if, by Webb,
Miller, and Beokwith, xliv.
Chislet, 115.
Chownynge, Johannes, 56.
Christ Ohurch, see Oxford.
Christian, Mr., Sutton Church restored
by, 119.
Church, P., xxxix.
Church Books (St. Lawrence's), description
of, 266.
Church Defence Association, 174.
Ohurch Plate (St. Lawrence's), Inventory
of, 264, 265.
Churches, Parish, architectural development
and history of, 176, 177,
178, 179, 180.
Cider-making, introduction into Kent
attempted, 229,
Cinque Ports, Bands and Companies
of :—Ammunition, allowances for,
181 ; List of Donors equipping, 184,
185,186,187, 188 ; official instructions
foi-
, 181, 182, 184; organization
of, 181, 182 ; Roll of General
Band, 184, 185, 186, 1S7, 188.
Cirencester, 167.
Clark, Willm., 187.
Clarke, Henry, 187.
Claypans, see Monks Place.
Clement Arms, 197.
Clement, Anne, 197 ; John, 197 ; Sir
Richard, Sheriff of Kent, 191, 197.
Cleve, Thomas, 184.
Cleveland, Earl of, see Wentworth.
Cliffe, Jurisdiction of, 164.
Clinch, Mr., his Antiquarian Jottings,
139.
Close Bolls, entries on, 12, 13, 14.
Clystone, Bobert or Roger, Vicar-
General and Chancellor of Bochester'
Diocese, his probable identification
with the Prebendary of Wiston
(York) and Southwell, 162.
Coaching house, 145.
Cobham, Henry of, 25 ; John of, Constable
of Rochester Castle, 16, 17,
18, 20 ; Lord, see Broke.
Cobham Estate and Hall, 89, 184.
Cocke, Arthur, 226.
Oookeldescombe Manor, 135.
Cocland, De Escedene of, 9.
Coins, discovery of, at Boxted, lx;
Little Buckland, Iii; Cornilo, 111;
Dartford, Iiii; Deal, 110 ; Marshborough,
110, 112; Northbourne,
110; Riehborough, 208, 218, 272 ;
Sandown, 110; Strood, lvi; Teynham,
liv ; Walmer, 110 ; Worth, 110.
Coins, Mr. Noble's collection of, 112.
Coke, Sir Edward, Chief Justice, 105,
Cole, Anthonius (Ballivus), 129;
John, 243.
Collard, F, de B., xlix.
Colleotanea Cantiana, 89.
278 GENERAL INDEX.
Colleges :—St. Elizabeth's, 266 ; Secular
Canons of Dover, 117; see also
Oxford and Cambridge.
Collins, H., 149.
Collins's Peerage, 125.
Collopshill Bridge, 134.
Collys, Sir John, Rector of Haseley,
245, 250.
Commons, House of, regular Journals
instituted, 100.
Commons' Journals, 101.
Cook, Godfrey the, 25.
Cooke, Richard, 224.
Cooke's Visitation of Kent, 122.
Cooper, John, 127.
Cooper's Farm, 142.
Ooosen, Willm., 187.
Cootes' List of Advocates, 171.
Oopeland, Lieut.-Col., F.S.A., xlv.
Coppen or Coppin, Frances, 263 ;
family monument, 114.
Corby, Robert, 18.
Corbyt, Antho., 41.
Corner of Kent, by Mr. Planch^,
208.
Cornilo Hundred, Celtic settlers in,
110 ; derivation of, 109 ; discovery
of human remains in, 112 ; Jutish
settlement in, 113; monastic connection
with, 120, 121; Norman
appropriation of, 121 ; Roman
traces in, 110, 111.
Cornwall, Archdeacon of, 164.
Cortebusshes, see Temple Ewell.
Cosen, Henr., 226.
Cossendon Wood, entrenchments in,
Iiii.
Costin, Edward, 150.
Cotes or Cotys, Martin, Chapter Clerk
of Roohester, 24; Register of, 80,
164, 166, 167.
Cotmanton, 117.
Cottingham, Mr., Ohurch restoration
by, 33.
Cotton, Dr. Charles, F.R.C.P., xlv,
xlviii, xlix; on St. Lawrence
Church, Isle of Thanet, Kent, 253.
Cotton MSS., 7, 10, 11, 12, 45, 46, 47,
49, 60, 53, 54, 55, 57, 58.
Court Leet, St. John's Manor possessing,
227.
Courtenay, Archbishop, 244.
Oovell, Mr., 149.
Coventry, 167.
Ooxe, Richard, 198 ; Bobt., 186.
Cranbrook, Ohurch of, 246, 250;
district, xlv.
Cranfield, Martha, 227 ; Sir Randall,
227 ; Thomas, 227 ; Vincent, 227.
Cranmer, George, 99 ; Thomas, Archbishop
of Canterbury, 66, 98,164.
Crapper, Eev. F. M., xlv.
Crayford, —, 131.
Creed, Edward, 172 ; Elizabeth, 172.
Cremer, Charles, xii.
Creol, de, family of, 121 ; Sir Nicho-
• las, 119.
Cresswell, Sackville, xlv.
Crevequer, family of, 121.
Cricket matches, Bromley, 142,143.
Cricklade, Wilts, 167.
Crocker, —, 226.
Crofton Woods, 155.
Crook, Mr., Bromley schoolmaster,
148.
Crosse, Rev. T. G., xlviii.
"Crown Inn," Bromley, 145.
Crundwell, Mrs., xlii, xlni.
Crusades, levy of Ecclesiastical Tax
in aid of, 116.
Cubytts, Humfry, 185.
Cumber, see Kember.
Cutbill, F. T., xl,.xlii.
Cutler, Adrian, 237.
D
Dalbiac, Miss, afterwards 6th Duchess
of Boxburgh, 148.
Dale, Henrye, 184.
Dalison, Max. H., 128.
Dane, John, 186.
Danes, incursions of, 108 ; mounds
raised by, 15.
Danmore, Countess of, see Stewart.
Danyell, Widow Josannes, 185.
Darent, Richard of, Prior of Rochester,
26.
Darent, River, 235.
Darenth, Greenstreet Green at, li.
Darnley, Earl of, xlvii, 86, 190.
Dartford, martyrs of, 163; Roman
graves at, Iiii ; Royal posting-house
established at, 68.
Dasent, J. R., his Acts of the Privy
Council of JEnoland, 77.
D'Auberville, Family of, 121.
Davies, Anne, 200.
Davington Convent, bequest to, 246,
250.
Day, William, 150.
Deal and its Environs, hy George
Dowker, F.G.S., 108.
Deal, antiquarian discoveries at, 110,
112 ; early history of, 113 ; Manor
of, 113, 114; Monastic Lords of,
117, 118, 121; old houses of, IU;
pilots' gift to, 114; roads through
and ancient streets of, 114 ; Romans
landing at, 109 ; St. Leonard's
Church at, 114.
GENERAL INDEX. 279
Deale, Anthony, Mayor of Faversham,
185, 186; Mrs., 186.
Deepdene, Surrey, 172.
Delce or Deltsa, tithe of, 5, 6.
Denne, Dr. John, Archdeacon of Rochester,
"A List of Chancellors of
the Diocese of Rochester " assigned
to, 160,161, 166.
Denton, 130.
Derby, Mary, Countess of, xUi, xliii.
Dering, Sir Edward, his "Notes on
Sub-Committee on Beligion," 168;
MS. Church Notes of, reference to,
196.
Defchick, Tho., 231.
Detlyng, 138.
Devonshire. Duke of, 152.
Dewey, T. C., xliv.
Dibdin, Dr. Lewis Tonna, D.C.L,,
F.S.A., Chancellor and Vicar-General
of Rochester, Ecclesiastical
office held by, 174 ; University and
legal career of, 174 ; Rev. Robert
William, M.A., 174.
Dictionary of National Biography, 99,
101, 102, 171.
Digby, Sir K., 231.
Diggs, Sir Dudley, 108.
Diperth, 162.
DitohUng, Sussex, 123.
Doddyngherne, 2.
Dogs as draught animals, 146,147.
Domesday Book ox Survey, 4, 5.
Domestic Architecture of the Middle
Ages, by Mr. Parker, 223.
Donne, see Dunne.
Donney, 130.
Dorset, Alexander of, 13, 14.
Dorfcer, use as muniment room of, 45.
Dover, Byggenstrete at, 133; Castle,
184,206; Churchesat,183,207; Exchequer
entries re, 129,132,134,135 ;
military roads through, 110, 218;
Monastery of, 97 ; Pharos or watchtower
at, 203 ; Royal posting-house
established at, 68; St. Martin's
Oollege Church establishment at,
117,120, 121; Warden at, 132.
Dowker, George, F.G.S., on Deal and
its Environs, 108; on The Cross
and Platform at Riehborough, 201;
death of, xliii, xlv, xlvi.
Down, Captain Thornton, xii.
Drake, Miss, 220, 221; Rev. E., 201,
202.
Draper, William, 150.
Drayton, Thomas, 185.
Dress, eighteenth-century fashions in,
152.
Drunkenness, Bromley parochial regulations
re, 145.
Ducarel, Dr. A. C , " A List of the Chancellors
of the Diocese of Rochester "
attributed to, 160, 161, 164, 168.
Dudley, Robert, Earl of Leycester,
K.G., biographical sketch of, 183 ;
letter from, prohibiting export of
horses, 182, 183.
Duel, Bromley instance of, 153.
Dugdale's Baronage, 122; History of
St. PauTs, 125.
Dugglasse, Raffe, 185.
Duncan, Leland L., F.S.A., his editing
of Wills, 24, 244.
Dundas, Sir David, 141.
Dunkin, Mr., 143, 149.
Dunmore, Countess of, see Stewart.
Dunn, John, 150.
Dunne or Donne, Sir Daniel, Chancellor
and Vicar-General of Rochester,
166, 167.
Durham, Chancellor of, 174 ; restriction
of fyres in Monastery of, 44.
Durlcam, Bites of (Surtees Society), 44,
48.
Dutfcon, Willm., 185.
Dyke, Sir John, subscription pack of,
151,153.
Dymchurch, 210.
E
Each End, Roman road through, 110.
Eadbald, Kingof Kent, 96,115,116,264.
Earle, Jo., 226.
Early-Norman masonry at Maidstone,
by Eev. G. M. Livett, 91.
East, F. J., xii.
Eastgate, Richard of, 23.
East India Company, 101,105, 173.
Eastlow, Cornwall, 169, 170.
Easton, H., 264.
Easton Magna, Essex, 163.
Eastrey Union, Sandown Castle d6bris
used for, 114.
Eastsole, 116.
Eaton, Mr., 150.
Ebbs Fleet, Memorial Cross at, xlviii.
Bed. Mem., 163, 164.
Eden, —, 143.
Edmeades, Major-General, Iiii.
Edward III., Inquisition re Rochester
City Gate of, 16, 17, 18,19, 20.
Edwards, Mr., 239.
Egerton, Arthur, 188.
Elfreythe, John, 186 ; Josyas, 186.
Elgar, Sarah, 235; William Thomas,
235.
Elizabeth, Queen, Paversham enriched
by, 243 ; Toddington visit of, 124.
ElUngton, 262.
280 GENERAL INDEX.
Elliott, George E., death of, xlv, xlvi.
Ellis, W. S., his Notes on the Pamily
of Shelving, reference to, 196.
Elmfield, Bromley, tenants of, 148.
Elmham, traditionary site of St.
Augustine's Monastery, 115.
Elmstead, Wadenhall in, 196.
Eltham, 156.
Elwin, Mr., 112.
Ely, John, Bishop of, 247, 252.
Ely Cathedral Church, bequest fco, 245,
249.
Emma, wife of Fulk, 9.
Emmet, William, 144.
Emyott, Nicholas, 226.
England the poacher, 155.
Englishman, John the, 13,14.
Episcopal wigs, 159.
Erley, John, 71.
Ernulf, Bishop, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 15,
18, 19, 27, 29, 33, 36, 46, 52.
Essele, 116.
Essex, Ear l of, see Bourghchier.
Estgrenwiche, Manor of, 79.
Ethelbert, King, endowment of Monastery
by, 115 ; his reception of Sfc.
Augustine, 216.
Eton, 173.
Eu, Earl of, see Bourghchier.
JSuropce Speculum (A Belation of tlce
State of Religion), by E. Sandys,
authorship and publication of, 99,
100.
Eustace the Treasurer, 13, 14.
Evans, Benj amyn, 18B ; Sir John, 112.
Evelyn, John, waylaid by highwaymen,
140.
Ewell, see Temple Ewell.
Excavations at Eichborough, by J.
Garstang, 267.
Exchequer Minister's entries and
accounts, 13, 14, 129.
Exeter, Diocese of, 174.
Exeter Oollege, see Oxford.
Eyghtham, 196.
Eynesford Manor, 246, 251.
Eyre, Edmund, 233 ; Prances, 233.
P
Pairweather, Dr., 87.
Falmouth, Hills of, 235.
Pane, Elizabeth (Domina), 136 ;
Ead'us, 136, 137.
Fanshawe, Eev. W. D., xl.
Farn, A. B., xxxix.
Parnborough, Lord, 155.
Parrer, Nicholas, 103.
Farthinghoe, 121.
Faversham, 200 j Benefactors' Day at,
243; bequests to and charities of,
241,243 ; burials in Ohurch of, 185,
188 ; civic payments for 1635-6,
237, 238, 239 ; Flower de Luce at,
237, 241 ; Plague mortality in, and
regulations re, 242, 243 ; repair of
Boughton Bleane Highway by town
cess, 241 ; Saturday lectures and
payments for. 238, 239, 241, 242 ;
ship cess on, 240 ; vagrancy regulations
of, 237,239, 240; Wardmote
Book extracts, 239, 240, 241, 242,
243.
Faversham Archives, Extracts from,
by F. F. Giraud, 181.
Paversham Town Payments in 1635-6,
by F. F. Giraud, 237.
Fawconer, Clemens, 131, 133.
Fawkham, 200.
Fearne, John, 241.
Felix, Mr., 146.
Fergusson, T. Colyer, xxxix.
Feme, Georgius, 130.
Ferrar, —, 104.
Feversham, see Westbroke.
Finglesham, 96.
Finias, Ric'us, 135.
Fisher, John, Bishop of Rochester, •
committal of, 60 ; Inventory of personal
effects of, 61, 62, 63, 64, 65.
Fitton, Mr., 231.
Pitz-Eustace, Gilbert, 26.
Fitzhaut, Vair, 196.
Fifcz-Eeiner, Eustace, 25.
Plower, Rev. Canon, 267.
Floyd, Edward, 105.
Flynne, Willm., 187.
Pogge, Family of, 120.
Polkestone Monastery, foundation of,
97.
Foord, John, liv.
Ford, E. S., xlvi.
Fouxe, Henr., 135.
Fowle, Adam, 241.
Pownes, Edwin, coaching fame of,
145.
Fox, G. E., 203, 204, 272.
Franklin, Dr., 157.
Franks, Horton, 233.
"Pranks," Mrs., 233.
Freckenham, Suffolk, 163.
Freeman, Arms of, 262.
Freeman, Mr., description of Bromley
"White Hart " b y , 145.
Frendesberiam, 8.
Freselle, William, Prior of Rochester,
29.
Frieston, Ric'us, 134 ; W'mus, 134.
Proude, Henrietta Elizabeth, monument
of, 263; James Anthony,
263.
GENERAL INDEX. 281
Frowyke, Fridwith, 122 ; Sir Thomas,
Chief Justice of the Common Pleas,
122.
Frudd, Tho., 226.
Fulham, 171.
Fulk of Newenham, 9.
Fuller's History, 163.
Purness Abbey, Cork, chest of, 33.
Fynche, Christopher, Mayor of Faversham,
185 ; Mr., senior, 186.
Fysshe, Thomas, 138.
G
Gairdner, James, and Brodie, R. H.,
Letters and Papers, Foreign and
Domestic, Henry VIII., 67.
Galfridos atte Doune, 56.
Galfridus, Clerk of St. Margaret's, 56,
Gamekeepers, some specimens of,
156.
Game Laws, reform of, 156.
Game Licences, ancient limitations
of, 155, 156.
Game preservation at Bromley, 154,
155,156.
Gardiner's History, 102, 105.
Gardner-Waterman, Rev. W., xxxix,
xlii, xliii.
Garret, Mark Sellers, hatchment of,
263.
Garrett, Thomas, 256.
Garstang, John, on Excavations at
Eichborough, 267.
Garth, Thomas, 247, 252.
Gatehurst, Denton, 130.
Gaunt, John, 114.
Geldwin the moneyer, 8,
Genealogy, ancient royal descents extant,
97 ; political significance of,
96, 97.
Gentleman's Magazine, 96.
Gerrott, Mr., 199.
Gervase, introduction of chisel chronicled
by, 177.
Ghost, Thomas, 145.
Gibson, Richarde, 186.
Gifford, Mary, 200; Thos., 200.
Gilbert, Bishop of Glanville, 11, 30,
32, 45, 60.
Gildas, Historia of, 203, 209.
Gill, Richarde, 187.
Giraud, F. F., xlv, xlviii, xlix, 1; on
Extracts from the Faversham Archives,
181; on Payments by the
Town of Paversham in 1635-6, and
Notes thereon, 237.
Giraud, Mrs., xlix.
Girdler, Thomas, 186.
Glanville, Bishop of, see Gilbert.
Glassmill House, see Mill Vale.
Glass-work, discovery at Stroud of, lvii.
Gleig, Mr., Eichborough researches
of, 211,214, 216, 219.
Gloucester, Duke of, see Plantagenet.
Godfrey-Faussett, T. G., theory re
Riehborough antiquities enunciated
by, 202, 203, 204.
Golding, Mrs., 128.
Goldwin the Greek, 8, 54, 55.
Goldwin the Priest, 8.
Gondomar, Ambassador, 103, 104.
Gordon, Mrs., 66.
Goscelin the biographer, 217.
Gosnell, Mr., 185.
Grain crusher,discovery at Shorne of,
87.
Grandville family, settlement in Kent
of, 121.
Granville, Earl, xlviii.
Graswaste, Willm., 187.
Graves, Saxon discovery of, 112.
Grayling, Dr. Francis, xlv.
Gray[n]e, He of, 77.
" Great Bargrave," sepulchral deposits
in, 86.
Greenchurchhaw, 23, 26.
Greenstreet Green, Darenth, Roman
interment at, li, Iii.
Greenwell, Canon, 87, 89.
Greenwich, 169, 174.
Greenwood, Mr., xlviii ; Mrs., xlviii.
Grene, Roger, 185 ; Thomas, 134.
Grenewege, 116.
Grenocke, Richard, 185.
Grenton of Eochester, 5.
Grey, Sir Richard, 197 ; Lord, 156.
Griffith, Bishop Maurice, of Eochester,
birth and education of, 163;
posts held by, 162,163 ; religious
persecutions conducting,
163.
„ Rev. Maurice, Bector of Easton
Magna, 163.
Grimston, 13, 14.
Grinsted, D., xliv.
Grombridge, 199.
Grote, Mr., his connection with Bromley,
143, 151.
Grub Street Journal, 142.
Grubb the shoemaker, 156.
Grueber, H. A., 272.
Guildforde, Oaptaine Henry, 183.
Gulston, Theodore, 101.
Gundulf, Bishop of Eochester, 3, 4,
5, 6,7, 9, 10, 60; charter of, 5 ; Life
of (Anon.), 7.
Guston, 110, 121.
Gyles, Franeys, 185.
Gymundus, Chancellor of Diocese of
Eochester, 161.
282 GENERAL INDEX.
H
Haddan, Mr., authenticity of King
Eadbald's Charter rejected by, 115.
Hadleigh, Suffolk, 164.
Hadlowe, 136, 137, 138.
Haigh, Daniel, 153 ; Frederick, 153.
Haimonus, Vicecomes, 4, 5.
Hairdressers, former demand for, 152.
Halden, Mr., 185.
Hales, Sir Christopher, Master of the
Rolls, 66.
Hall's Chronicles, reference to, 122.
Hallam's Constitutional History, 105.
Halle, Bobert, Alderman of Bochester,
71.
Hailing, 61.
Halloran, Rev. J., xxxix.
Halsted Manor, 246, 251.
Hambro, Everard, 156.
Hamilton, Archibald, 155.
Hammond, W." 0., 99; Messrs., and
Co., xUv, xlv.
Hammons, Richd., 237.
Hamo, Bishop of Hythe, 161; his
book collection, 34 ; restoration of
Bochester monastic buildings, 16,
46, 49, 50, 52.
Hamon, John, 185 ; Thomas, 186,187.
Hampton, 128.
Hampton, John, 18.
Hanbey, Tom, sporting habits of, 154,
155.
Hanley, 106.
Hannan, C, 107 ; Pett, 107.
Hardy, W. J., F.S.A., 76.
Harenc, Mr., 143.
Harker, Tho., 226.
Harnet, H., 264.
Harriers, Sanderstead pack of, 153.
Harris, Edwin, xlvi; Dr. John, his
History of Kent, 27, 65, 66. 162 ;
P. A., 224; —, 149.
Harrison, Benjamin, collection of flint
implements purchased from, xii ;
discovery oE Roman cemetery by,
lvii, lviii.
Hartley, Lieut.-Col. J., xxxix.
Harfclip, Church, 1 ; Bectory of, 16.
Hartroppe, Stephen, 186.
Hartshorne, Rev. 0. H., his Paper on
Bochester Castle, 12.
Harvey, Rev. Richard, 257 ; Sidney,
F.O.S., xliv.
Haseley, Lincoln, 245, 250.
Haslemer, 172.
Haslewood, Rev. Dr., xliii, xlviii;
Rev. F., xii.
Hassell, Lewis, li.
Hasted, Edward,his History and Topographical
Survey of the County of
Kent, references to, 76, 106, 115,
118, 119, 120,140,195,197,199,216,
227, 232, 233, 234, 256 ; his residence
at St. John's, 235, 236.
Hasted's Collection, Hill Papers in,
230.
Hastings, 145.
Hatche, Henry, 243.
Hatfeild, Capt., xlix.
Hatsall's Precedents, 105.
Haut or Haute, Arms of, 196, 261.
Haut, Lady Alice, 196 ; Benedicta de,
196 ; Edmund de, 196 ; Edward,
197 ; Sir Henry de, 195 ; Henry de,
196 ; Ivo de, 195; John de, 196;
Matilda, 197 ; Sir Nicholas, M.P.,
196; Nioholas, 196; Riohard, 197;
Simon de, Seneschal of England,
196 ; Sir Thomas, 196 ; WilUam de,
196; WilUam, 196.
Haut's Court, Petham, 196.
Haverfleld, Mr., 272.
Hawkesworth, Dr., hymn written by,
148 ; Mrs., girls' school kept by, 148.
Hay-Drummond, Lady Sarah, 159;
—, Earl of Kinnoull, 159.
Hayes Common, 156.
Hayes Place, 156, 157.
Hayes, Thomas, 41.
Hayt, Mr., 39, 41.
Haywarde, Ladye, see Howard.
Headley Rectory, 153.
Heales, Major, F.S.A., the late, xlvi,
xlvii.
Hearne, Thomas, M.A., 3.
Hearne's Textus Roffensis, 2, 3, 4, 6,
8,9.
Heath, Philip, 80.
Hedelinge Wood, 116.
Hedges, Charles, LL.D., Chancellor
and Vicar-General of Rochester, Act
of Abjuration drawn up by, 170 ;
boroughs represented in Parliament
by, 170; his university and legal
career, 170.
HeliaB or Helyas, Prior of Rochester,
his additions to the monastic buildings,
11, 80, 47, 49, 50, 58.
Hellicar, Rev. A. G., xii, xlii, xliii, 144.
Henchman, Humphrey, LL.D., Chancellor
and Vicar-General of Eochester,
defence of Dr. Sacheverell
by, 171; university and legal career
of, 171.
Hendle, Walt', 71.
Henley Wood, discovery of Roman
vase at, Iii; rampart in, Ui.
Henrico, abortive establishment of
Missionary Oollege at, 102.
Henry of St. Albans, 13, 14.
Hermitages, Kentish examples of, 216.
GENERAL INDEX. 283
Herschell, Lord, death of, xl.
Herviso, 8, 9.
Hessian boots, introduction of, 153.
Hethe, Nicolans, Bishop of Rochester,
68.
Hewitt, Mr., Iiii.
Heydon, Yorks, 169.
Heymeric of Tonbridge, architectural
work of, 11, 55, 57.
Heythorne, Willm., 187.
Hibbert, Booth, 148.
Hicks, Dr., death of, xlvi.
Hiero of Syracuse, 213.
Higham, Robert de, 33, 34.
Higham, 90.
Hill, Arms of, 231,232.
Hill, Abraham, F.R.S., by R.H.Ernest
Hill, A.R.I.B.A., 227.
„ Abraham. F.R.S., ancestors of,
231, 232; educational career
and matrimonial alliances of,
228,229 ; eminent friendships
formed by, 228,229 ; facsimile
letter of, 230,231; his literary
and commercial activity, 228,
230; introduction of cider
making attempted by, 229 ;
monumental epitaphs on, 229,
231, 232; posts held by, 228,
229 ; St. John's and Summerhill
purchased by, 227, 233;
will of, 232 ; works and MS.
collection of, 228, 229, 230.
„ Abraham, of Falmouth, 235.
., Anne, 229, 232.
„ Charity, 235.
„ Elizabeth, bequest to and epitaph
on, 229, 232.
„ Prances, birth of, 229 ; e&gy of,
234; her inheritance, 232,233;
monument erected by, 231,
232, 233 ; testamentary legaoies
of, 235.
„ Prances (Mrs. Franks), 233.
„ John, 233, 234.
„ John, of Falmouth, 235.
„ Peter, of Falmouth, 235.
„ Riohard, sen., career of, and
appointments held by, 228,232.
„ Richard, jun., 229, 232, 233.
„ Richard, of Falmouth, 235.
„ R. H. Ernest, A.R.I.B.A., his
Paper on Abraham Hill, F.R.S.,
227.
„ Samuel, 228.
„ Thomas, his friendship with
Pepys, 228 ; letter to, 281.
„ William, of Falmouth, sen., 235.
„ William, jun., 235.
„ William Robinson, of Lymington,
230.
Hill, —, of Bromley, 235.
„ —, of Carwythenack, 235.
,. —. of Shelston, 232.
Hills, ~W., xlvi; W. H., discovery of
graves by, lix.
Hilsey, John, Bishop of Rochester. 67,
162.
Hindon. 100.
HiMoria Glides. 209.
Historical MSS. Commissioners' Report,
103.
History and Antiquities of the Cathedral
Church of Salisbury and the
Abbey Clmrch of Bath, 169.
History and Antiquities of Rocliester
and its Environs, 75.
History of tlie Castrum, by Eoach
Smith, 208.
History of Chislehurst, by E. A.Webb,
G.W. Miller, and J. Beckwith, xliv.
Hvstory of Riehborough, Reculver, and
Lymne, by Roach Smith, 218,
Hitchard, W. M., xlvi.
Hobart, Sir Miles (?), 100.
Hodges, T. L., 147 ; W., Provost of
Oriel College. 28.
Hodgson, Alderman J. B., xlvi, xlviii,
Holinshed's Chronicles, references to,
122, 123.
Hollis, Elizabeth, 227 ; Thomas, 227.
Holmes' American Annals, 102.
Holstrete, 130.
Holwood, purchased by Pitt, 157,158 ;
rebuilding of, 158.
Homewood, E. J., xlv; W. J., xlv.
Honorius, coins of, 272.
Honyntone, Wm. do, Chancellor of
Rochester Diocese, 161.
Honys, Robt., 186.
Hoo, 130; Hundred of, 76,77 ; Vicarage
of, see St. Werburgh ; William
of, 25.
Hook Farm, 154.
Hooker, Richard, 98, 99, 101.
Hooper, Captain C. P., xlviii; John,
256.
Hope, W. H. St. John, M.A., on The
Architectural History of the Cathedral
Church and Monastery of
St. Andrew at Eochester : II. The
Monastery, 1 ; references to, xii,
272.
Hoppere, Johannes, 56.
Hordern, Herbert, xlviii.
Horseley, Thomas, 132.
Horses, export of, forbidden, 182,183.
Horsley, Bishop, 172 ; Elizabeth, 226 ;
- Richard, 226.
Horton Kirby, 235.
Horton Kirby Ohuroh, 233.
Houlder, E. S., xlvi.
284 GENERAL INDEX.
Howard, J. T., LL.D., xU.
Howard, Katherine (Queen), " Lady
Haywarde," 70.
Howell, Elizabeth, 200 ; Jane, 200 ;
Sir John, Knt.. 200 ; Sir John, 200.
Hoy, W. de. 25. '
Hubbard, Henry, 24 ; —, 226.
Hudson, Henrye, 186.
Hugh of Trottiscliffe, see Trottescliff.
Hughes, C. G., xliv.
Hugo, son of Fulk, 9.
Humphrie, Jane, 31.
Hunting costume, 153.
Hunting packs, Lullington, 151 ; masters
of, 153 ; subscription, 151,153.
Huntley, Jas., liv.
Hurst, M. J., xlviii.
Hussey, Sir William, Knt., 247, 252.
Hutchinson, Ool., 114.
Hyett, Eliz., 93.
Hylton, Col. Jolliffe, duel fought by,
153.
I
Igglesden, C, xl.
Ightham, pot-holes and pottery discoveries
at, lviii; Boman cemetery
near, lvii, lviii.
IghthamMote House, General Luard's
Paper on, 190, 191.
Ightham Mote House, Notes on Former
Owners of, by Rev. 0. E. Woodruff,
M.A., 195.
Ightham Mote House, families connected
with :—Allen, 197,198,199 ;
Brackenbury, 197; Cawne, 195;
Clement, 197; Haut, 196, 197; Pakenham,
197; Selby, 199.
Ightham Mote House and Church, by
J. Oldrid Scott, 189.
Ightham Mote House and Church,
architectural styles and features
found in, 189, 190, 191, 192, 193;
builders of, 191 ; chapels, ancient
and modern, 191,192 ; crypt of, 190 ;
gateway tower, its antiquity, 191;
monuments, effigies, and epitaphs,
191, 193, 194, 196; Willoughby's
inquisitorial visit to, 198.
Ilchester, 173.
Illustrated London News, 223.
Ingles, W. H., 150.
Inkbarrow, Prebendary, 164.
Innocent, Eleanora, 144 ; John, 144.
Interments, ancient :—Broadstairs,
lix; Celtic, xlvii, 86 ; Dartford, Iiii;
Greenstreet Green, li ; Jutish,
(Northfield) liv, (Rochester) liv,
lv; Roman, lvii, lviii; Shorne, 86 ;
Shome-Ifield, xlvii; Wetham Grene,
lix.
Ironwork, discovery at Newington
and Strood of, lvi, lix, lx.
Irsebye, Thomas, 134.
Irvine. J. T.. Rochester wall discovered
by, 52.
Isaid, Mr., 150.
Iselye, Adrian, 240.
J
Jades (Tilts), exportation of, forbidden,
182, 183.
James I.. King, his connection with
St. Paul's, 225 ; Toddington visited
by, 125.
Jamestown, America, first representative
American assembly meeting at,
102.
Jancoeke, Edward, 226.
Jarvys, John, 187.
Jenkins, Canon, his History of tlie
Diocese of Canterbury, 168.
Jenner, Mr., 143.
Jennings, C. E. J., xl.
John the Englishman, 13, 14.
John " le furbissur," 55.
Johnson. Jeames, 188; Dr. Samuel, 148.
Joliffe, Charles, 263.
Jones, Inigo, 225.
Joywood, see Lookham.
Juddle, John, 247, 252.
Juratts, cess levied by, 241.
Juse, John. 187.
Jutes, sepulchral remains of, see Interments
; settlement in Cornilo of,
113.
K
Kebbel, Willielmus, 26.
Kelly, Margaret, 200.
Kember (Cumber), Willm., 185.
Kendricke, John, 186.
Kent, A Corner of, by Planchg, 202.
Kent Archaeological Society, Abstract
of Proceedings of, 1898-1900, xxxix;
Annual Meetings, (Bromley) xl,
(Eamsgate) xlvi; Reports of, xl,
xlvi; Rochester visited by, 10.
Kent, 196 ; the King's Barons of, 5 ;
Odo, Bishop of Bayeux and Earl of,
4, 5, 6, 10 ; Sheriffs of, 12, 13, 14.
Kent, History of, see Dr. J . Harris and
Hasted.
Kent, Researches and Discoveries in,
1899-1900, by George Payne, F.L.S.,
F.S.A., li.
GENERAL INDEX. 285
Kentish Ohurch Plate, proposed inventory
of, xliii, xUv.
Kerbye, Edwarde. 186.
Kerfonore Mill, 116.
Keston, 155.
Keston Common, partial enclosure of,
157.
Keston, Mark, 142.
Kibblewhite, Thomas, 150.
Kidson, A. F., xlviii.
King, Bishop, 173, 225.
Kings of England :—Arthur, window
of, 11; ^Ethelbert, 2, 3, 4 ; Edward
III., Inquisition of, 16 ; Egbert, 2 ;
Henry III., 12,13,14,15 ; James I.,
125, 225 ; John, siege and pillage of
Rochester Castle by, 11,12 ; Offa, 2;
Sigared, 2; William IL, Charter of, 4.
Kingslande, Roger, 187.
Kingston Down, discovery of lanceshaft
ferrule at, liv.
Kingston-on-Thames, 174.
Knight, Sam., 256.
Knight Hospitallers in Kent, by J. F.
Wadmore, 128.
Knight Hospitallers, Exchequer entries
re, 128 ; property of, 128, 227.
Knill, Sir Stuart, death of, xii.
Knocke, Andrew, 226.
Knoll, Sevenoaks, 247, 252.
Knowler, Eic, 226 ; The, 241.
Kyngeston, 130.
L
Lago, John, 188.
Lamberde, Jeames, 186 ; —, 201.
Lambert, Abbot, 119.
Lambeth, 140.
Lambeth Enquiry of 1899, The, 174.
Lamehill, St. Mary's Church at, 250.
" Landway," The. ancient course of,
90.
Lanfranc, Archbishop, 3, 7.
Langdon or Langedon, 116, 117,118.
Langhorn, John, 43.
Langley, 156.
Langley Marish, Bucks, 172.
Laon, St. Baldwin of, 265.
Larking, Eev. J. B., 196.
Lascoe, John, 150.
Latimer, JElfwin, 5 ; Eobert, 5.
Laud, Archbishop, 168.
Laundry, services formerly rendered
by, 58.
Laurentius, Archbishop of Canterbury,
Paganism exorcised by, 264.
Lavynden, Eichard, Doctor of Decrees,
162.
Law, Mrs. A. J., xliii.
Lawrence, W., death of, xii.
Lawton, Jo., 226.
Lazar-houses, bequest to, 197.
Lee, Archdeacon, 81; Michael, 145.
Leech Pond, 142.
Leibnitz, Dr., discovery of method of
fluxions claimed by, 228.
Leigh or Legh, John, 18. 197; Margaret,
197; Miss, 235, 236; —, of
Bexley, 153; —, of Bromley, 143.
Leith, Dr., 141.
Leland, John, his Itinerary, 3, 96,114,
201, 202, 206, 210, 216, 217, 218.
Lellye, Willm., 187.
Le Neve's Fasti, 162, 163, 164, 165,
166, 167,168,169.
Lennard, Lady Farnaby, xlii, xliii,
xliv; Sir John Farnaby, xlii, xliii,
xliv, xlvi.
Le Uppdyche, 65.
Le Warden of Dover Castrum, 133.
Lewin, Edmund, D.D., Chancellor and
Vicar-General of Eochester, career
of. 171; Elizabeth, nurse to Queen
Elizabeth, 98 ; Mr., 109 ; Thomas,
98.
Lewis, —, 262.
Leycester, Archdeaconry of, 162.
Leycester, Countess of, see Smythe;
Earl of, see Dudley.
Leyden, exiles of, 101.
Libeas, Thomas, 133.
Libro Testamento (Bx), references to,
162, 164, 165.
Lichefeld, Edmund, 247, 252.
Lincoln, Bishops of :—John, 247,252 ;
Robert Bloet, 4 ; Crusade Tax levied
by, 116.
Lingard's History, 122.
Litchfield, 167.
Little Buckland, discovery of coins
at, Iii.
Livett, Rev. Greville M., on Early-
Norman Masonry at Maidstone, 91 ;
Mediseval Eochester, reference to,
9, 12, 15, 21, 22, 60, 94 ; on Notes
on the Church of St. Margaret's at
Cliffe, 175 ; Rochester excavations,
assisting, 10.
Livbrne (Leghorn), 230.
Llanyffyd or Llannfyth, Prebend of,
165.
Llewyn or Lewen, Sir Justinian, 166.
Llewyn or Lewen, Wm., LL.D., Chancellor
and Vicar-General of Rochester,
160; appointments held by, 165,
166 ; instruction of Anne Burleigh
by, 166 ; his renown, 166.
Lloyd, Hugo, LL.B., Chancellor of
Bochester, his career, character, and
work, 165.
286 GENERAL INDEX.
London, Constable of the Tower of,
13, 14; Royal posting station at,
68; Sheriff of, 13,14.
Long, Colonel, 155.
Lookham, Joy wood Cemetery at, 113.
Lord, W. Wylie, xxxix.
Lott, Esau, Iii.
Lowe, Humferye, 188 ; John, Bishop
of Eochester, 60, 161.
Lower Halston, discovery of pottery
at, lix.
Luard, General, his Paper on Ightham,
reference to, 190, 191.
Lubbock, Sir John, xlii, xliii, 111;
Lady, xliii.
Lucas, Oapt., 230.
Ludderdown, discoveries at, Iii.
Luke or Lucas, the cellarer, 10, 27.
Lukey, see Nash.
LuUington, subscription pack of
hounds at, 151, 153.
Lushington, Sir Stephen, Bart., Chairman
of the East India Co., 173 ;
Dr. Stephen, Chancellor and Vicar-
General of Rochester, career of and
appointments held by, 173.
Lydden or Lyden, 97. 116.
Lyle, Henrye, 186.
Lyminge, Church at, 207 ; Monastery
at, 97.
Lymington Hill, 230, 236.
Lymne, Riehborough. and Reculver,
History of, by Eoach Smith, 218.
Lynn, Carnarvonshire, 165.
Lysons, Daniel, 144,158 ; his Bedfordshire,
125,127; History of Dover, 120.
M
Mabbe, Johannis, 56.
Maberley, John, 153 ; —, 143.
Madox's Formulare, 161.
Magdalen Oollege and Hall, see Oxford.
Maghfield, Sussex, 246, 250.-
Mahon, Viscount, 3rd Earl Stanhope,
xl, xlv, xlvi, xlviii, xlix, 157.
Maidensole, 110.
Maidstone, cellar crypt at, 224 ; College
of, xlv, 246, 250; Doomsday
Book reference to Church at, 93,
94 ; its dungeon, 95 ; sculptured
marble i n Museum of, 208.
Maidstone, Early-Norman Masonry
at, by the Eev. G. M. Livett, 91.
Mallynge, conventual Church and
Abbess of, 161.
Malmesbury, Wilts, 170.
Manstone, Arms of, 261.
Manstone, Eleanor, monument of,
261; Jehane, monumental brass
representing, 262; Nicholas, his
monumental brass, 261 ; Eoger, 262.
Manstone Chapel, 260.
Manstone Court, 260.
Manwoodd, Sir John, 211.
Map, Payne's Archasological Survey,
111,
Maplesden, John, Prebend of Rochester,
80.
Marcellus, 213.
Margate, visit to, xlix.
Markes, Barthol., 186.
Marsden, F., xlvi ; R. G., 172.
Marshborough, discovery of Roman
coins at, 110.
Martin's Hill, 149.
Martyn, John, 187.
Martyrs, Dartford and Rochester contributing,
163.
Mary, Countess of Derby, xlii, xUii.
Mason, Arms of, 169.
Masoni Geo., 226 ; John, 184 ; Judith,
169 ; Robert, LL.D , Chancellor and
Vicar-General of Rochester, career
of and appointments held by, 168,
169 ; Thomas, 185.
Mason's Hill, seventeenth-century
house on, 148.
Master, Robert, LL.D., Chancellor and
Vicar-General of Rochester, career
of, 167.
Matthews, Mr., lx.
Maur ap Griffith, 163.
Maximus. 209.
Mayeott, Eichard(e), 186, 188.
Maye, Richarde, Mayor of Roohester,
71.
Mayfield Hall, Sussex, 190.
Mears, Thomas, and Son, 257.
"Medimval Rochester," Rev. G. M.
Livett's Paper on, 9, 12, 15, 21, 22,
60, 94.
Medway, River, 2.
Menfield, Thomas, 243.
Mercer, John, 96 ; Willm., 186; W.J.,
xlviii.
Mercers' Ohapel, Oheapside, builders
of, 197.
Merstham, 153,
Merton, 116.
Merywether, Joh'nes, 133.
Method of Fluxion, rival claims to
discovery of, 228.
Micklethwaite, J. T., antiquarian researches
and oriticisms of, 179, 207,
216, 217.
Middlesex, Earl of, 142 ; —, 105.
Mill Vale, Glassmill House at, 149.
Miller, G. W,, see History of Chislehurst
.
GENERAL INDEX. 287
Milne, A. G., xlii, xl i i i ; J. G., 272.
Milner, Tho., 226.
Milton near Sittingbourne, 225.
Milton, Subscription to St. Paul's
Cathedral from inhabitants of, 225,
226.
Minster, original name of, 10S ; visit
to, xlviii, xlix; see eifeo Sheppey
and Thanet.
Minster Church, ancient Chapels of
Ease to, 253.
Molineux, Rev. A. P., xlviii, xlix.
Monastio establishments, sixth century
foundations of, 97.
Mongeham, Great, antiquity of, 119 ;
Pogge's Court and Manor of, 120 ;
St. Martin's Church, restoration and
features of, 119, 120.
Mongeham, Little, early history of,
116,117,119.
Monks Place, Wrotham, alias Turks
alias Claypans, discovery of sculptured
stones at, 128; origin and
history of, 128.
Monmouth, Duke of, 127.
Montreuil, see Mutterd.
Moorton, George, 241.
Morant, Lora, 195; Sir Thomas,
195.
Morice, Ric'us, 131.
Morley, Thomas, Head Master of
Bromley Academy, 14S.
Morrell, Mr., 230.
Morrys, Tho., 226.
Mortmain, Abbot of St. Augustine's
released from, 118.
Morton, George, 150.
Mote, The, Maidstone, 150.
" Mote House, Ightham," General
Luard's Paper on, reference to, 190,
191.
Mount Misery, 151.
Moyle, Arms of, 262.
Moyle, John, 187.
Moyses, James, 226.
Muller, Harry, xxxix.
Mumford, John, sen., 235; John,
jun., 236 ; William, 235.
Mungeham, William, 24.
Murray, Francis, Canon of Chislehurst,
159.
„ George, Bishop of Rochester,
character and domestio
history of, 159; Ecclesiastical
polioy of, 174 ; Episcopal
wig retained during
sermon by, 159.
„ Sir Herbert, K.O.B., Governor
of Newfoundland,
169.
„ Lady Sarah, 159,
Mutterd (Muttrell, Mutterell, Mutfcrull,
or Montreuil), 122, 123.
Mydehurste, see Temple Ewell.
Mynn, Alfred, 146.
N
Nantz, Edict of, 170.
Napchester, Roman road through.
110.
Napelhurst, 116.
Nash, Benjamin, 151 ; Joseph, 151.
Nash and Lukey, Messrs., 150.
Nash's Worcestershire, 106.
Nashenden or Nessendene, Cocland
of, 9; John, 18; Thomas de, 10,
37.
Nasshe, Abraham, 187.
National Trust for Places of Historic
Interest, xlv.
Neale's Virginia Company, reference
to, 101.
Nedeham or Nedham, James, 68, 71,
73.
Neolithic Cell, discovery of, lviii,
lix.
Nessenden, see Nashenden.
Netley, Lincoln, 250.
Nettlestead, Suffolk, 126.
Neve, W. T., death of, xii, xlv.
Nevill, George, Baron Abergavenny,
122, 123 ; Margaret, 122, 123.
Nevyle, John, 246, 251.
New College a t Oxford, 165.
Newcourt's Register, 163.
Newcourt's £t