[p 247] Index.
Reading edition
Abbot’s Pew, Malmesbury Abbey, 155, 159
Addisham, Priest’s door at, 185
Alkborough Maze, 193, 194
All Hallows, Barking, 81
Alms boxes, 180
Alnwick174
Announcing cows in a cornfield, 221
Antiquarian Problem: The Leper Window, 183–185
Artificial teeth missing, 229
Asenby, Maze at, 196
Ashbourne bells, 121
Ashton-under-Lyne, 113, 116–118
Bailey, J. E. The Five of Spades and the Church of Ashton-under-Lyne, 113–118
Baptisms performed in porches, 24
Beadle’s announcement, 224
Bede, Venerable, 81
Bell-ringing laws, 125
Bell-robbers, 141
Bells and their Messages, 119–132
Belvoir, 80
Beware of thieves, 221
Big Bones Preserved in Churches, 230–243
Blacksmith, mediæval, 19
Blood, foundation laid in, 30, 43
Bocastle, 137
Bottreaux, 137
Bradbury, Edward. Bells and their Messages, 119–132
Bradford-on-Avon Church, 7
Brancepeth178
Briefs, 49
Brigstock bells, 139
Briscoe, J. P. Stories about Bells, 133–144
Bristol, 62, 75, 79
Bronze-doors, 21
Brundall, 147
Building of the English Cathedrals, 46–75
Burial customs, 26
Burial at north side of church, 209–215
Buried alive, 40
Burials in Lady Chapels, 82–83
Bury St. Edmunds, 80
Candle in a coffin, 42
Canterbury, 51, 53, 72, 79
Carlisle, 62, 70, 72
Carthage, Council of, 4
Cauld Lad of Hilton, 32
Chantries, 72
Chappell of Oure Ladye, 76–100
Charm of country bells, 131
Chartres, Maze at, 191
Cheltenham, All Saints’ Church, 14
Chester, 62, 79
Chesterfield, bones at, 234; spire, 110
Chichester, 49, 50, 62, 65, 75, 79
Chimes, 130
Christening ships, 35
Christmas games, 115
Christ Church, Hants., 79; Christ Church, Oxford, 157
Church Chests, 161–182
Church Door, 1–29
Churchwardens’ accounts, 126–127
Churchyard Superstitions, 206–215
Cocks, live, built into walls, 44
Coins, burial of, 35
Colchester, Trinity Church Door, 5, 7
Cologne Cathedral, 42
Combs, chest at, 181
Compton Martin, 80
Concerning Font-Lore, 145–152
Conversation in church, 245
Cope chests, 180
Cornish bell-lore, 137
Coventry, chest at, 171, 173; spires, 102, 104
Courts in the porch, 27
Cromwell’s soldiers, 84
Crowle Church, 1, 8, 10
Crowland Abbey, 48
[p 248] Curfew bell, 125, 129
Curious Announcements in Church, 216–229
Danes, incursions of, 53–55
Darenth, 80
Darrington church, 38
Dartmouth Church, 19, 21
Decorated Style, 68
Dedicating chapels, 81
Devil, sold to the, 42
Dickens, Charles, on Bells, 120
Dissolution of monasteries, 84
Dogs haunting churches and castles, 31
Doom, 15
Door-keepers, 4
Dun Cow, 234, 238
Durham, 9, 58, 67, 80, 81, 133, 234
Early Cathedrals, 52
Early English chests, 164
Earthquake, 65
Eggs in foundations, 43
Elgin80
Elkstone Church, 16
Elston Church, 16, 17
Exeter, 79
Ely, 54, 72, 80, 84
Fair Rosamond, 186
Finedon, 109
Fire, 65, 67, 70
First burial in a churchyard, 39
First Prayer Book of Edward VI., 25, 26
Fives of Spades and the Church of Ashton-under-Lyne, 113–118
Florence, doors at, 22
Flowers in churchyards, 207
Fordham, 80
Forrabury137
Founhope Church, 16
Foxton, 185
France, card playing in, 113
Galilee Chapel, Durham, 67
Gambling, sermon against, 113
German bell-lore, 121; mythology, 36
Gild of Cloth Merchants, 22
Glastonbury, 79, 175
Gloucester, 13, 56, 61, 79
Grantham, 107
Guy, Earl of Warwick, 238
Haddenham, 81
Haltham Church, 16
Hampton Court, maze at, 186
Harold’s tomb, 96
Harty177
Hearthstones, bones under, 40
Hel-horse, 43
Henry the Seventh’s Chapel, 82, 85
Henry VII. a card player, 115
Hereford, 61, 72, 74, 79
Heysham, 10
Higham Ferrers, 13, 14, 18, 109
Hill, Rev. P. Oakley. Concerning Font-Lore, 145–152
Hillbury maze, 200
Hilton maze, 194
Holland, 41
Holsworthy36
Holy Land, leprosy brought from, 184
Horses interred alive, 43
Howlett, E. Sacrificial Foundations, 30–45
Hulme, 80
Importation of cards prohibited, 114
Indulgences49
Inscriptions on bells, 128–129
Iona, 39
Ironwork, 19–20
Islington, 111
Jarrow-on-Tyne, 81
Johnson, Rev. T. Churchyard Superstitions, 206–215
Kilkenny, 80
Knockers, 23
Laughter in church, 246
Lambeth Palace, 179
Leper-Window, 183–185
Lichfield, 62, 68, 104, 107, 158
Lights in Lady Chapels, 95
Limerick bells, 134
Lincoln Cathedral, 15, 65, 70, 71, 154
Lion Fonts, 147
Liverpool, 74
Llanaber, chest at, 180
Llandaff, 9, 62, 135
Llanthony, 80
Lost goods cried in church, 215
Louth, 105, 108
Low-side windows, 183
Lucca Cathedral, maze at, 187, 188
[p 249] Lych window, 185
Lynn, Thoresby door, 18, 19
Malmesbury Abbey, 155, 159
Mallwyd, bones at, 233
Manchester, 69, 79
Mariolatry, 77
Marriage customs, 25
Massacre of Thomas à Becket, 90
Massingham bells, 139
Maundy Thursday, 15
Mazes, 186–205
Modern mazes, 203–205
Mortar, blood in, 37
Mortlake, chest at, 177
New Walsingham, 146
Newcastle-on-Tyne, 70
Newington chest lost, 182
Norman architecture, 8, 57–68
Norman Conquest, 57
Northamptonshire spires, 102
North side of church, burial at, 209–215
Northorpe, 31
Norwich, 28, 61, 84, 103, 104, 145
Old Saint Paul’s, 103
Olney, 109
Oundle, 108
Over, chest at, 167, 178
Oxford, 62, 66, 79, 82, 108
Page, Jno. T. Some Famous Spires, 101–112
Paris, 11
“Paston Letters,” 114
Penance, 49
Pennant Melangell, legend of, 230
People and Steeple Rhymes, 111
Pepys, Samuel, at Church, 244–246
Peterborough, 12, 47, 62, 65, 72, 75, 79, 84
Pimpern maze, 200
Poetry on bells, 122–125
Porches, 24
Preferment fee, 50
Rees, Rev. R. Wilkins. Curious Announcements in Church, 216–229; Big Bones Preserved in Churches, 230–243
Relics of a Saint, 81
Ripon, 59, 62, 72, 73, 80, 200
Rochester, 51, 62, 65, 80
Rome, founding of, 34
Rooms over porches, 158
Rougham Church, 16
Roumania, 40
Rushden, 109
Sacrificial Foundations, 30–45
Saffron Waldon, maze at, 196
Salisbury, 47, 68, 79, 103
Samuel Pepys at Church, 244–246
Saxon architecture, 8
Scutari, 41
Sempringham Abbey, 18, 20
Sermon lost, 222
Seven Sacrament Fonts, 146
Seville Cathedral, 11
Shakespeare, 28, 31, 193
Shandon, bells of, 123
Shrewsbury, 107
Shrine of St. Frideswide, 82
Shrines, 51, 82
Skipton223
Sleeping in church, 245
Sneinton, maze at, 196–199
Spires, 101–112
Some Famous Spires, 101–112
Southwell, 62, 63, 66
Southwold chest, 165
Sowerford-Keynes, 8
Stamp, Rev. J. H. Ye Chappell of Oure Ladye, 76–100
Stonham Aspel, 170
Stories about Bells, 133–144
Strasburg Cathedral, 11
St. Albans, 52, 62, 72, 75, 79, 85, 87, 154, 158
St. Anne’s Well and Maze, 196, 197, 199
St. Asaph, 69
St. Cuthbert, tomb of, 82
St. David’s, 62, 154
St. Fillan’s bell, 144
St. Frideswide’s shrine, 157
St. Giles’s Cathedral, 14
St. Hugh, 66, 71
St. Lawrence’s, Isle of Thanet, 169
St. Mary’s Redcliff, 79, 85, 107, 241
St. Monacella’s lambs, 231
St. Mura, bell of, 136
St. Odhran, 39
St. Paul’s, 73
St. Peter Mancroft, Norwich, 145
St. Quentin, maze at, 192
[p 250] Suicides, Burial of, 211
Swedish folk-tales, 32
Thetford, 80
Thorns, barring a door with, 29
Tintagel, 137
Torch, symbol of, 42
Town bells, 131
Truro, 75
Tunstall, legend of, 141
Tyack, Rev. G. S. The Church Door, 1–29; The Building of the English Cathedrals, 46–75; Watching-Chambers, 153–160; Church Chests, 161–182; Mazes, 186–205
Tympanum, 5, 12, 14, 16
Tyre, church at, 2
Unclerically dressed, 49
Upton chest, 166, 167
Upton font, 148
Vestments 153
Voluntary labour, 52
Wakefield, 74
Walsingham, 80
Waltham Abbey, 80, 88
Warwick, 82
Watching-Chambers in Churches, 153–160
Weathercock rhyme, 109
Wells, 69, 72, 79
Welsh border, 55
West doors, 13, 14
Westminster, 79–81, 82, 179
White, William. An Antiquarian Problem: The Leper Window, 183–185
Wimborne, 80
Winchester, 61, 67, 79, 177, 195, 196
Witham-on-the-Hill bells, 140
Worcester, 56, 61, 68, 70
Wymondham, 80
York, 71, 72