INDEX. 399

Crannooes, Irish, or fortified istANca, AKD REMAINS DISCOVERED IN, 44 49 Credence table in Brabourne Church, Kent, 83 Crewkerne, Somerset, manor-house at, 265 Cromlechs in the Isle of Anglesey, 39, 44 still standing at Bodowyr, 4 2, 43 Llugwy, 43 Plas Newydd, 41 Trefor, 43 •Crosses at Carew, 71 — and *Nevem, Wales, 71 Runic, at Lancaster, 72 sculptured, at Hawkswell, Aycliffe, and Bedale, 259, 260

• fragments of, at Woodperry, Oxon, 126 —

and at Higham Ferrers, Northamptonshire, 97 Crypt under the Angel Inn, Guildford, Surrey, 84 of Hexham Church, Northumberland, 163 Cuerdale, Lancashire, tore at, 29 Cuffljorough, Ireland, excavation beneath tumu- lus at, 155, 157 Culing, Thomas de, particulars in the account of his disburscmeut, 252 Cumberland.— Carlisle (Galla Hill), 76 •Cups, ancient, copied from Boldetti, 281 D Daly or die, found near Swansea, Wales, 86 •Darent Church, Kent, 383 Darlington, Devon, effigy at, 239 Dcane, Mr., his remarks on torques, 30 Decoration of Churches, 363 Delaraere Forest, Gloucestershire, a sepulchral urn, found in, 157 Denis, St., Paris, eflBgy of Blanche D'Artois at, 239 Derbyshire. — Scarcliffe, 237 •Devenish Island, Ireland, round tower on, 168 Devon. — Ashburton, 266 ; Darlington, 239 ; Exeter, 132 ; Haccombe, 151 — 154; Kenton, 305; Kingswear, 237, 263, 264 Doomsday Survey mentions 1700 Churches, 290 •Doorway of St. Fechiu's Church, Ireland. 176 •of round tower at Finahoe, Ireland, 179 Dorset. — Badbury, (in Wiinborne), 348 — 351 ; Mapouder, 239 ; Melcombe-Horsey, 265 ; Wimborne, 360 Dover Castle, a combination of military and ecclesiastical structures, 56 Druidical remains, 39 — 43, 362 Drunshill, near Woodeaton, Oxon, pottery and a brass coin of Vespasian, found at, 124 •Dundry, Somerset, lofty tower at, 392 Dunstan, Archbishop, canon enacted under, 133 Duuwieh, Suffolk, interesting seals found at, 165 Duraudus, on the use of chalices of glass, 133 Durham.— Aycliffe, 260 ; Gainford, 184, 185 E. Eanred, stycas of, near Ripen, Yorkshire, 73 •Ear-ring, Bredon, Worcestershire, 267 Easton, Little, Essex, effigy at, 239 Edington, Bishop, work of at Winchester, 59 Effigies,cross-legged,atHorsteadKevnbs, Sussex, with remarks on efugies of diminutive dimensions, 234 — 239 Effigies, in St. Stephen's Church at Bristol, 83 . of priest with chalice, North Mimms, Herts, 139 •Higham Ferrers, Northamptonshire, 139 ' of Richard II., and Ann his consort, at Westminster, 202 of infants in swaddling clothes, 237 Egerlon, Sir F., torques found at JMalpas, Cheshire, in possession of, 27, 29 Eleanor, consort of Edward III., not a Keeper of the great seal, 375 Eleanor, Duchess of Gloucester, imprisoned in the crypt of St. German's, Cornwall, 56 Elizabeth, Queen, portrait of, at Suckley, Worcestershire, 89 •Embsay, France, tore found near, 32 Epitaph, consular, the oldest known, A.D. 102, 279 Essex.— Colchester, 68; Rivenhall,28; Witham, 162, 163 Ethelred, stycas of, near Ripou, Yorkshire, 73 •Evesham, Abbot of, A.D. 1263, chalice found in coffin of, 1 38 Exeter, Church of, vessels given to, by Bishop Leofric, A.D. 1046, 132 F. Fairless, Mr., on a tomb in Hexham Church, Northumberland, and the crypt there, 163, 164 Falraer, Sussex, held of W. de Warren, 21 gold ring found near, 270 Farney, barony of, Ireland, account of, reviewed, 93, 94, 95 bronze caldron, found in, 96 Fecamp, Church of, France, 7 •Fechiu,St., Ireland, doorway of Church at, 176 •Fclmingham, Norfolk, Roman nms discovered at, 246,248 Fencot on Otmoor, Oxon, Roman pottery at, 123 •Finam, St. Cam, house of, Ireland, 173 Fineen's Church at Clonmacnoise, Ireland, 170 •Fish, sculptured, in the Lapidarian gallery, at Rome, 282 Fistulas, a kind of sacred vessel, bestowed on Churches by William Rufus, 132 Flodden Field, Scotland, ring found on, 269 •Foliage, decorated, in York Cathedral, 389 •Font, at Higham Ferrers, Northamptonshire, 100 •Portchester, Hants, 216, 217 in Lorraine, France, 363 Fontevrault, France, duplicate effigy of King Richard I. at, 233 Forts, Vitrified, 313 France. — Abbeville, 4 ; Caen, 26 ; Cluny, 1 ; Gael, 4 ; Giez, 74, 266 ; Jouy, 364 ; Lorraine, 362—364 ; Metz, 361—364 ; Montrort,4 ; Mont- roule, 37 ; Nantes, 202; Paris, 130, 134, 241 ; Ponthieu, 21 ; Preaux, 11 ; Preny, 364 ; Ranis, 34 ; Rheims, 134 ; Rosheim, 362 ; Rouen, 22 ; St. Amand, 7 ; St. Ayr, 36, 37 ; St. Denys, 134 ; St. Omer, (Sithieu), 16 ; St. Quentiu, 30 ; St. Remy, 129, 134 ; St. Riquier, 4 ; Saarbruck, 361; Scarpone, 361; Toul, 363; Tonrla- ville, 37 Frescoes, in Carpenter's Hall, London, 86 Fridd Gilfachwydd, Wales, tore at, 27 Friers, Minorite, a religious foundation of St. Francis, introduced by Henry III., 141 Frison, Robert, Comle of Flanders, charter of, 18 •Fruit Trenchers, description of, 334 with texts from an old version of tba Scriptures, found at Elmley Castle, Worcester- shire, 335 •set of ten bearing the arms of England and France, 336 — with posies, under the sym- bol of a skull, 336 — from the " Art of Eng- lish Poesie," 337 not wholly disused in the seventeenth cen- tury, 338 supposed origin of the use of, 337 Furniture of Churches, 363 G. Gailhabaud's Ancient and Modern Archi- tecture, notice of, 184 Gaiuford, Durham, granted to Guy Baliol, A.D. 1093, IBS