Part 3 — Index.

⁂ In the following Index the titles of the Ballads are given in Small Capitals, and the first lines in italics.

A Ballad of Derbyshire, 7 A Day in the Woodlands, 237 A Journey Into the Peak, 257, 259 A New Song on the Great Foot-Race at Derby, 252 A Peak Ballad, 274 A Poem found by Mr. * * * and Dedicated to Major Trowell, 190 A Rhapsody on the Peak of Derbyshire, 248 A Strange Banquet, or the Devil's Entertainment by Cook Laurel at the Peak in Derbyshire, 125 Abington, 180 Adam Bell, 75 Address to "Dickie," 226 Agincourt, Battle of, et seq., 8 Agricultural Meeting, 160 Alderwasley, 269 Ale, Derby, 11, 129, 142 —— Cakes and, 60 Aldermary Church Yard, 1 "All you that delight in merriment," 119 Allestree, 268, 273 All Saints' Church, Derby, 206 Alfreton, 267 Alvaston, 269 Allan-a-Dale, 100 Alroes, Lord, 52 Alton Towers, 134, 135, 273 Alton Lodge, 273 Amber, 151 An Address To "Dickie," 226 "Angler, Complete," 257 An Elegy upon the Death of the greatest Gentry in Darley Dalle, 146 Anne, St. Well, 10 Anthony Babington's Complainte, 164 Ap. Thomas, Sir Rees, 45, 49, 52 Arabella Stuart, 222 Archer's Wall, 102 Ardglass, Countess of, 257 Arnold, 270 "As I sat musing by the fire", 255 "As our king lay musing in his bed," 2, 3, 4 "As I was going to Darby, Sir," 115 "Arthur a Bradley," 83 "As I on Oker Hill one day did stand," 147 "As I to Ireland did pass," 223 Ashborne, 6, 83, 132, 133, 135, 263, et seq., 269, 272, 284-286 Ashborne Foot-Ball Song, 284 Ashborne Inns, 286 —— bull-ring, 285 —— "tear brain," 286 —— theatre, 284 Ashop, river, 237 Ashopton, 237, 238, 242 Ashford-in-the-Water, 130, 255 Ashmole, Elias, 92 —— autograph, 292 Ashover, 146, 152, 239 et seq., 267 Ashton, 269 Ashupton Garland, 237 Atlow, 269, 272 "Attend, ye jolly gardeners", 184 "At length my wandering feet have brought," 243 Audley End, 11 Autograph, Anthony Babington, 165 —— Arabella Stuart, 222 —— Elias Ashmole, 92 Aurora Borealis, ballad on, 64 Axe Edge, 143, 245 Ayscough, William, 65 Babington family, 151, 164-181 Babington, Antony, Complainte, 164 Bakewell, 66, 130, 131, 245, 268, 286, et seq. Ballad of Derbyshire, 7 —— Hero Robin Hood, 73 Bage, 148 Baske, 148 Ballard, 175 Bank Hall, 142, 143 Banks, Sir Joseph, 152 Bannard, James, 243, 246 Barking Barbers, 199 Barnwell, 175 Barrow-upon-Soar, 269 Bachelors of Darby, The Unconscionable, 58 Basford, 270 Bath, 157 Ballad, a Peak, Henry and Clara, 274 Bateman, Thomas, 12, 129 Bath, 8 Beggars' Well, 266 Beeston, 267 Beaumaris, 25 Beggar's Ramble, 266 Beggar's Wells, 176 Beggarley, 270 Bellamy, 176 Bell, Adam, 75 Belper, 268 Bellman of London, 126 Belvoir, 267 Bennett, William, 67, 96, 230 Beresford Hall, 257, 261 Bessy, Song of the Lady, 12 Begrammes Abbey, 39, 43 Bessel, J., (Printer), 61 Bentley, 271 Bell, Rev. W. R., 286 Bessick, 271 Beggar's Ramble, The, 271 Birchover, 147 Blackwell, 267 Blakely Oldhurst, 134 Blink-Eyed Cobbler, 119 Blue's Valour Displayed, 129 Blesford Hall, 272 Blyfield, 274 Bonner, Sir William, 46 Boothby, —— 7, 135 Boyce, Dr., 209 Bottle Brook, 268 Bolt Edge Moor, 232 Bosworth Field, 47, 48 Bolesworth field, 47, 48 Bonsall, 268 Boar, Blue, 49, 75 Bow Lane, 1 Bow, wow, wow, 199 Bowden, 231, 233 Bood, 142 Borleyash, 274 Broxter, 270 Brailsford, 261 Brown, Samuel, 268 Bridgeford, 270 Breadsall, 268 Bramcote, 267 Bradford, 135 Brickhill, 261 Brackenbury, 14, et seq. Browne, 134 Brierlow, 245 Brereton, Humphry, 12, et seq. Bradshaw, Epistle to John, 258 Brimlow, John, 255, 256 Brome, Henry, 263 Bromefield, 13 Brightside, 153 Bradley, 272 Bradley, Arthur A', 83 Brunsley Gin, 271 Breaston, 271 Brailsford Hall, 272 Braston, 272 Brassington, 272 Bradburn, 272 Breedon on the Hill, 273 Bramshall, 274 Bramest, 274 Butler, 275 Bradshaw, 275 Bull, 74, 75, 79-81 Bullets, 10 Buxton, 8, 66, 68, 96-103, 227, 228, 243, 244, 272 —— Advertiser, 228 Buckstone, Lay of the, 96 Buckingham, 30 Bulcote, 270 "Burlesque upon Burlesque," 257 Burning in a Tun, 17 Burton-on-Trent, 269 Burton Joyce, 270 Bull-running, 73, 74, 79, 80, 81 Butcher, Drunken, of Tideswell, 66 Burslem, 274 Calverton, 270 Calton family, 148 Carlton, 276 Calton, 148 Calthorpe, 270 Castle Naze works, 142 Cakes and ale, 60 Calver, 269 Callcott, 115, 269 Cat, Whittington and his, 103 Cat and Fiddle, 245 Cambridge, Duke of, 2, 273 —— 7, 255, 273 Castleton, 68, 92, 125-129, 274, 275, 280 —— a strange banquet at, 125, 230 Cards, game at, for a kingdom, 64 Candles, 23 Cap of maintenance, 128 Carnarvon, 25 "Cavalier," 67 Cavendish, Sir William, 222 —— Elizabeth, Countess of, 222 Caldon, 272 Caulton, 272 Carsdale, 272 Cecil, 222 Celestial bard, 193 Chappell, W., 3, 62, 110 Chapel-en-le-Frith, 62, 68, 69, 97, 102, 142, 143, 204, 226, 231 Chamber Knoll, 71 Charcoal, 23 Chatsworth, 11, 222, 269, 275 Chaddesden, 268 Cheadle, 273 Checkley in the Hole, 274 Cheetham, Library, 1 Chester, Ranulph, Earl of, 236 Cheshire, 5, 13 et seq., 39, 40, 56, 58, 230 Chesterfield, 104, 267 —— Earl of, 257 Chee Tor, 245 Cheetham Hill, 230 Chester, West, 26 Chevy Chace, 196 Chilwell, 267 Chirk Land, 13 Choir of All Saints' Church, 206 "Christians, to my tragic ditty," 274 —— thunder at, 274, 275 Cider, 60 Cinder Hills, 270 Clara, Henry and, 274 Claret, 11 Clay Cross, 267 Clarence, Duke of, 14, et seq. Clifton, 285 Clifton Grove, 270 Clim of the Clough, 75, 100 Clorinda (Maid Marian), 74 et seq. Clough, Clim of the, 75, 100 Clowdeslee, William of, 75, 100 Cobler, The Blink-Eyed, 119 Cock Tail Reel, 153 Cock Lorel, or Cook Laurel, 125 Comical Scotch dialogue, 64 Coke family, 135, 137, et seq., 187-203 Cokain, Sir Aston, notice of, 6, 7 —— Ballad of Derbyshire, 6 —— Poems, 7 —— portrait of, 7 —— Journey into the Peak, 257 Cokain, Thomas, 6, 7 Coke, Daniel Parker, 187— Cook Laurel's Entertainment to the Devil, 125 —— note, 126 Cook, Eliza, 246 Cook, 275 "Cook Laurel would have the Devil his guest," 126 Colepepper Col., 55 Coloton Green, 274 Collyer, J. Payne, 179 Colvile, C. R., 161 Collumbell, 149 "Complete Gamester," 257 "Commentaries of De Montlac," 257 Complainte of Anthonie Babington, 164 Combs Moss, 97, 102 "Come lasses and lads," 61 "Come all you gallant lasses of courage stout and bold," 129 "Come gather round and form a throng," 160 "Complete Angler," 257, et seq. "Come hark you well, my masters, pray can you me tell," 271 "Coming home into this frozen clime," 258 Congleton, 143 Cooper, W. Durant, 164 Coopland, 24 Cosel, 267 Cottage of Content, 243 Cotnermay, 271 Cotton, Charles, 7, 257-263 —— Journey into the Peak, 257 —— Epistle to John Bradshaw, 259 —— list of his works, 257 —— MS. poems, 257 —— Poems on Several Occasions, 257 —— life of, 257 —— Complete Angler, 257 Coventry, 262 Coventry, 75 Cowley, 169 Coxbench, 268 Crapnidge, 274 Crich, 152, 162 Cromford, 269, 272 Crompton, John Bell, 162 Croome, 245 Cropwell, 270 Cross-o'th-hands, 268 Crumpswood, 273 Cubley, 207 Dakin, 152 Dale, 271 Danby, Lord, Devonshire's Noble Duel with, 55 Darnall Park, 25 Darley, 273 Darley Abbey, 269 Darley Dale, Elegy upon the Death of the greatest Gentry, 146 —— 269 Date Obelum Belisario, 199 Death of Rev. Bache Thornhill, 255 Deaf Stone, 11 "Dear Polyhymnie be," 7 "Declare, O Muse, what demon 'twas," 111 Deincourt, 210 Delamere forest, 13, et seq. —— Lord, 55, et seq. Delaware, Lord, 58 Deloney, Thomas, 179 Denby, 268 Derby, Earl of, 8, 12, et seq. Derby, 6, 7, 115, et seq., 269 Derby Ram, 115 Derby, 182, 183, 280, 281 Derby, Agricultural Meeting, 160 —— Nun's Green, Songs on, 187— Derby Blues, 129, 184 Derby Hero, 249 Derby hills, 1, 243 —— ale, 11, 129 —— Unconscionable Bachelors of, 58 —— lasses of, 58 —— races, 118 —— Florist's Song, 206 Derbyshire Volunteers, 2, 131 —— Militia, 115, 182, 192 Derbyshire, A Ballad of, 6 Derbyshire, New Ballad of Robin Hood, 73 Derbyshire Miller, 110 Derbyshire Men, 145 Derbyshire Militia, Song in Praise of, 182 Derbyshire Hills, 243 Derbyshire Dales, 246 Derbyshire, A Rhapsody on, 248 Derrick, Samuel, 157 Derwent, river, 8, 237, 241, 268 —— village, 237 Derwentwater, Lord, 55 Dethick, 151, 164-181 Devonshire's Noble Duel, 55 —— Duke of, 55, et seq., 157, 183, 263, 265, 275 —— Long-Arm'd Duke, 55 —— Duchess of, 57 —— Yorkshire Pie, 157 Diamond Hill, 245 Dibden, 198 Dicey, W., 74 Dick Whittington, 103 Dickie of Tunstead, 226 "Dickie," An Address to, 226 Diseworth, 273 Dixon, H., 1 Donnington, 273 Dob Holes, 268 Doctor Double Ale, 126 Dove, river, 247 Doveridge, 83, 274 Dove Dale, 247, 257, et seq. —— river, 257 et seq. Doune, 7 Draycott, 271 Drawn with wild horses, 17 Drayton, 7 Draycott, Philip, 170 Driving of the Deer, 230 Dronfield, 153 Drunken Butcher of Tideswell, 66 Duckinfield, 230 Dudley, W., 207 —— S., 207 Duel, Devonshire's noble, 55 Duffield, 268, 281 Dunstable, 261 Dunchurch, 262 Durham, Bishop of, 46 Durintwood, 134 Eagles Foot, 35 Eastwood, 271 Eaton, 267, 274 Ebbing and flowing well, 10 Edale, 230 Edward IV., 12 Edwards, 149 Eldon Hole, 10, 275 —— Hill, 232 Ellaston, 273 Elegy upon the Death of the greatest Gentry of Darley Dale, 146 Elizabeth of York, 12 Elvaston, 6, 257, 269 Entcliffe Hill, 130, 131 Eperstone, 270 Epistle to John Bradshaw, Esq., 258 Epsom, 10 Espernon, Duke of, 257 Etwall 269 Eyre, family, 129, 147 "Fair one of Tunis," 257 Fairfield, 78 Fair, Humours of Hayfield, 61 —— Nottingham Goose, 58, et seq. "Farewell our daddies and our mammies," 182 Farley, 273 Farnfield, 24 Faulkner, 285 Fawcett's Ashborne Foot-ball Song, 284 Ferrars, Lord, 41, 132 Findern, 269 Firby, 268 Firbeck, 267 Fitzwarine, Sir Hugh, 104 —— Alice, 104 —— Maud, 104 Flash, 271 Flax-Dresser's Wife of Spondon and the Pound of Tea, 281 Flax-holmes, 281 Florists' Song, 206 Florist's Song, 184 Florist's society, 184 Fludyer, 157 Fole, 274 Foljamb, 67 Forest, Delamere, 13, et seq. "For Jesus' sake be merry and glad," 12 Foston, 273 Foot-ball, game of, 118 —— Derby, 118, 284 Foot-ball Song, Ashborne, 284 Foot-ball at Ashborne, 284, et seq. Fox Chase, Squire Vernon's, 131 Fox, family, 118, 227 Fox Low, 245 Fox Torr, 290, 292, 293 France, conquest of, 1 French King, 1, 4 Frith, Squire, Hunting Song, 142 Frith, Samuel, 142 Fools, strips of, 16 "From the famous Peak of Darby," 281 Gage, 180 Gallow's Inn, 271 Game at cards for a kingdom, 64 —— cakes and ale, 60 "Gamester, Complete," 257 Gamwell of Gamwell Hall, 75, 76 Garland of Merriment, 64 Garland, Ashupton, 237 Gaunt, John of, 79, 188-203 Gautriss Dale, 232 Gawn, 118 Gawsworth, 143 Gedling, 270 Gell, Colonel Thomas, 210 —— Sir John, 210 George Inn, 273 George III., 2 Gerrard, Sir Gilbert, 177 Getliffe, 285 Ghent, John of, 79, 188-203 Ghost, 71, 72 Giltbrook, 270 Gingler's Inn, 269 Gipsies metamorphosed, 126 Gipsies' Song, The, 280 "God that is moste of myghte," 54 "God prosper long fair Derby town," 196 "Good people give attention to a story you shall hear," 55 Gosley Bank, 272 Goose Fair, 58, et seq. Gotham, 210, 270 Gray, 210 Graceley, 143 Greaves, 147 Greensmith, 149 Greene, 209 Green, Hugh Stenson and Molly, 263 Gresley, 270 Greswark, 144 Gretna Green, 274 Grindleford Bridge, 92 Guards, brigade of, 2 Gunthorpe, 270 Gutch, John Mathew, 73 Guy, Earl of Warwick, 75 Habbington, 7 Haddon Hall, 131, 148, 245 —— Over, 289 —— Grove, 290 Haines, William, 92 Hall, 275 Halliwell, J. O., 280 Hand, 285 Halliwell Collection, 1, 12 Handford, Tom, 136-142 Hansley, 267 Handel, 209 Harpham, 157 Harden, 13 Harestan, 210 Harrington, Earl of, 6, 257 "Hark, hark, brother sportsmen, what a melodious sound," 143 Harehill, 273 Harton, 273 Harlow Dale, 280, 290 Harleian MSS., 54 Hardstaff, 267 "Hark you well, you neighbours all, and pray now can you tell," 266 Harrington, Sir William, 46, 51 Hardwick, Earl of, 160, 161 —— Bess of, 222 Hartington, "strange and wonderful sight" there, 64 Hartington, 64, 66 Hathersage, 85, 91, 92 Hassop, 147 —— and Little John, 85, et seq., 91, et seq. —— Little John's grave, &c., 91, 92 Hathenturns, 270 Hayfield Fair, Humours of, 61 Hayfield, 61, 62 Haymore, 272 Heanor, 271 Helldon Hill, 232 Henry and Clara, a Peak Ballad, 274 "Here must I tell the praise," 105 Hero, Derby, 249 —— Stafford, 250-254 Hertford, Earl of, 222, 225 Hickham, 267 High Peak, 61, 64, 67, 248, 274, 280 High Church in Shropshire, 264 Highlander, 64 Highgate, 260 Hilson (Ilkeston), 271 Hills, Derby, 1, 5 Hillary, 210 Hood, Robin, 73-103 Hodgkinson, 152 Hogdeston, 273 Hognaston, 269, 272 Holland, George, 267 Hollington, 268 Holt Castle, 12, 19, 24, 45 Holy poker, 199 Horsley, 268 Howitt, Richard, 210 Howsley, 143 Hoyland, 269 Hugh Stenson and Molly Green, 263 Humours of Hayfield Fair, 61 Hunter, Rev. Joseph, 73 Hunting songs, Squire Vernon's Fox Chace, 131 —— Trusley, 137 —— Squire Frith's, 142 Hurdle, 17 Hutchinson, Tour through the Peak, 61, 227 —— of Owthorpe, 257 Hyde Park, 2 Hyson Green, 270 "I'll sing you a song of a neat little place," 284 "I sigh for the land where the orange tree flingeth," 246 "I' Darbyshire who're born an' bred," 145 Ilam Hall, 134 Ilkeston, 271 "In summer time when leaves are green," 237 Isle of Man, 13, 18 "Jack Asses' trot," 193 James, King, 56 —— taxes, 55, et seq. —— treachery of, 57 Jenkinson, 149 Jewitt, Arthur, 248 —— Rev. Arthur George, 274 ——'s "Wanderings of Memory," 274 —— Henry and Clara, a Peak Ballad, 274 Johnson, 280 Jonson, Ben, 7 Jones, 179, 180 Journey into the Peak, 257, 259 Kedleston, 269 Kendall, 24 Kent, 26, 73 —— Earl of, 46 Keyworth, 270 "Kind gentlemen will you be patient awhile," 74 King's Mills, 273 King Henry V., his Conquest of France, 1 —— Edward IV., 12 —— George III., 2 —— Henry VII., 12 —— Charles II., 12 —— Richard, 50, et seq. —— James, 56 "—— of the Peak," 67, 133 —— Henry VIII., 67 —— Richard II., 79 —— Castile and Leon, 79 —— George IV., 111 —— George I., 146 —— James I., 164, 222 —— Charles I., 211 —— William I., 230 Kimberworth, 153 Kimberley, 267 Kinder Scout, 67, 241, 242 Kirk Ireton, 268 Kirke, H., 204 Kirkland, Walter, 145 Kirklees Priory, 91, 93 Kniveton, Sir Gilbert, 7 —— Mary, 7 Knolls, Sir Frederick, 179 Konynges Dale, 232 Langley Mill, 271 Lady Bessy, Song of the, 12 Lady Low, 97 Lady Arabella Stuart, 222— Lambley, 270 Lancashire, 5, 49, 105 Lancaster, Duke of, 79, 187— Langley, 143, 144, 269 Lasses of Darby pawned by their sweethearts, 58 "Last night as slumbering on my bed I lay," 188 Latham House, 24, et seq. Lathkiln Dale, 287, 290 —— River, 290 Latimer, Lord, 46 Lay of the Buckstone, 96 Laycock, Samuel, 229 Layksley (see Loxley) Lead, 272 Lead, 10, 11 Leak, 210 Leake, or Leke, family, 210 et seq. Lee Lane, 271 Lee, Lord, 41 Leech, Mrs., of Tideswell, 114 Leechurch, 272, 274 Leicestershire, 117 Leigh, Lord, 41 Leicester, 44, 53 Leke, Sir Francis, 210 Lennox, Earl of, 222 Lenton, 270 Lichfield, 48, 262 "Life of the Duke of Espernon," 257 Lincoln, 76, 98 Lincolnshire, 58 Lines Occasioned by a Yorkshire Pie, 157 Lislay, Lord, 38 Little Hallam, 271 Little Britain, 39, 47 —— Stoone, 47 —— Eaton, 268 Little John, 73-103, 238, et seq. Little John and Robin Hood, 85 Little John's End, 91 Littleover, 269 Liverpool, 39 Locko Grange, 268 Lomas, 286 Longnor, 272 London, 16, et seq., 55, 104, 105, 121, 157, 280, 282, 283 —— great fire of, 104 —— Tower of, 225 Long-Armed Duke, 55 Longstone, 255 Longford, 135, 137, 269, 273 Lordis Seat, 230, 231 "Lord Peverel stood on the Lordis Seat," 231 Lost and Dead, 204 Loughborough, 270 Lovell, Lord, 46 Lovers' Leap, 244 Lowton, 270 Loxley, 73-103, 274 Ludlow, 14 Lysons, 210 Mackworth, 269, 273 Macclesfield Forest, 143, 144 Maid Marian, 73-103, 238, et seq. Malpas, 40 Mam Tor, 245 Mammaton, 273 Manners, 148 Manchester, 1, 24, et seq. Mansfield, 271 Mapperley, 270, 271 Mappleton, 272 Markeaton, 269, 273 Marrot Moor, 267 Mar routed, 64 Martin Markall, 126 Marston, 273 Marpole, 271 Marton, 273 Mary Queen of Scots, 222 Masbro', 153 Massinger, 7 Matlock, 150, 245, 269 May, 7 May pole, 61 Mayfield, 285 Mead, 60 Mercaston, 7 Mercer's Company, 104 Merriment, garland of, 64 Meverell, 67 Mickleover, 269 Middleton, 272 Middleton by Youlgrave, 268 Milford Haven, 43 Militia, Derbyshire, 115, 182 —— Song in praise of, 182 Milnes, 239, et seq. Milward, 150, 268 Miller, the Derbyshire, 110 Minstrels, 79, 80 Minstrels' Court, 79, 80 —— King of the, 79, 80 Monsal Dale, 247 "Montaigne's Essays," 257 Montlac De, 257 Monyash, 286, et seq. Moregreen, 271 Morley, 149, 268 Morgan, 173 "Moral Philosophy of the Stoics," 257 Moules dale, 13 Music of "As our King lay musing in his bed," 2 Music of "The Derbyshire Miller," 110 Music of "The Gipsies' Song," 280-281 Mugginton, 269, 273 Mullins, Tom, 132-134 Mundy family, 198, 203 Nares, 209 "Neaw, Dickie, be quiet wi' thee, lad," 228 Nether Green, 271 Netherton, 274 New Ballad of Robin Hood, shewing his Birth, Breeding, Valour, and Marriage, at Tutbury Bull Running, 73 New Song in Praise of the Derbyshire Militia, 182 Newton, 267, 273 Newthorpe, 270 Norfolk, Duke of, 46, 52 Northampton, 74 Northern Lights, ballad on, 64 Nottingham, 58, 65, 73, 98, 264 —— Goose Fair, 58, et seq. Nottinghamshire, 73-103 Nun's Green Rangers, 199 Nun's Green, ballads on, 187-203 Nuttall, 270 Oaker Hall, 272 Oakes, James, 237, et seq. Oakamoor, 273 Obstinate lady, 7 Ockbrook, 268 "Of all your modern heroes," 249 "O give me the land where the wild thyme grows," 248 Ogston, 151 Oker Hill, 147, 153 Okerthorpe, 267 Okeover Hall, 272, 285 Oldacre, 271 Old Nun's Green, 187 "One Valentine's day in the morning," 137 On the Strange and Wonderful Sight that was seen in the Air on the 6th of March, 1716, 64 On the Death of the Late Rev. Bache Thornhill, M.A., 255 "O say not so, Sir Francis," 210 Osgathorpe, 230, et seq. Osmaston by Ashborne, 133 Over Haddon, 289 Overton, 152 Overton, 274 Overington, 270 Owen, Jack, 143 Owthorpe, 257 Oxford, Earl of, 41 Oxford, 249 Paget, 173 Paislow Moss, 68, 71 Pain, 149 Pantons in the Dale, 273 Paris, 6, 42 Park Nook, 272 Park Hall, 274 Parson's Torr, 286 Parwich, 272 Paving and Lighting. A New Song, 196 Paynslee, 170 Pearcey, General, 265 Peel, Sir Robert, 255 Peak Hills, 272 —— Ballad, Henry and Clara, 274 "Peak, Wonders of the," 257 —— Tradition of, 2 —— High, 61, 64, 67, 248, 274, 280 —— a Rhapsody on, 248 —— Journey into the, 257, 259 —— Forest, 67, 103, 204, 230, 275 Pedlar and Robin Hood, 3 Percy Society, 1, 12 —— Lord, 46, 52 Pentrich, 267 Perkin Wood, 267 Perwolt, 274 Perry Dale, 232 Peverel and the Driving of the Deer, 230 Peverel family, 230, 231, et seq. Pie, Yorkshire, 157 Pills to purge melancholy, 61, 126 Pilsley, 267 Pinder of Wakefield, 74 Pinxstone, 267 Playford, 280 Poems on Nun's Green, 187-203 —— dedicated to Major Trowel, 192 "—— upon Several Occasions," 257 Polesworth, 7 Pooley, 6, 7 Poole's Hole, 10 Potter of Hill Top, 268 Pott, 149 Power of Love, 210 Pressed Man's Lamentation, 182 Prestwood, 273 Princely Diversion, or the Jovial Hunting Match, 137 Prince in the Town, and Devil in the Church, 111 Prince of Wales, George, 111 Printers, J. Bessel, 61 —— William Ayscough, 65 —— Wynkende Worde, 73, 126 —— W. Dicey, 74 —— R. Raikes, 74 —— W. O., 126, 137 —— A. M., 126 —— J. Deacon, 126 "Planter's Manual," 257 "Puss in Boots," 269, 272 Pursglove, Bishop, 67 Quadrupeds, The, 193 Quarndon, 269, 273 Queen Elizabeth, 164, 165, 225 —— of Scots, Mary, 166-181 Quicksall, 273 Quin, 157 Quintin, St., family, 157, 158 —— Sir William, 157, 158 Radborne, 137 Radford, 270 Radgley, 273 Raikes, R., 74 Raleigh, Sir Walter, 222 Ram, The Derby, 115 Ramble, Beggar's, 266 Ramble, The Beggar's, 271 Randolph, 7 Ratcliffe, 270 Rees Ap Thomas, Sir, 45, 49, 52 Red Hill, 270 Reel, Cocktail, 157 Recruiting Derby hills, 1, 5 Red Rose, 49-53 Rempstone, 273 Repton, 269 "Reliquary," 65, 73, 92, 97, 145, 164, 287 Rhapsody on the Peak of Derbyshire, 248 Riber Hall, 150 Richmond, Duke of, 161 Richard, King, 50, et seq. Richmond, Margaret, 12, et seq. —— Earl of, 12, et seq. Riddings, 238, et seq. Ripley, 268 Risley, 271 Robin Hood and the Pedlar, 32 —— A New Ballad of, 73 —— Lytell geste of, 73 —— and Little John, 85 —— 73-103, 238, et seq., 270 Robin Hood's marks, 102 Rodsley, 273 Rosemary Hill, 273 Rosley, 273 Roston, 273 Ross, Lord, 46 Rose of England, 6 Rose, red, 49, 53 Rose, Union of, 53 Rose of Lancaster, 69 Rose and Crown, 268 Rowlands, 126 Row (or Roo) Tor, 147 Rowsley, 269 Rowland of Warburton, 45 Roxburghe Collection, 1, 58, 74, 126 Ruddington, 270 Runcorn, 144 Rural dance about the May-pole, 61 Rushop Edge, 230 Russell, Sir William, 257 Sack, 11 Salisbury, 30, 54 Salford, 24 —— Bridge, 24 Sandall Castle, 19 Sandiacre, 271 Sandys, 7 Sandy Way Head, 68 Savage, 175 Savage, Sir John, 19, 49 Scarsdale, 210 —— Lord, 210 Scarlet, Will, 100 Scotch dialogue, 64 Scrope, Lord, 46 Selston, 267 Seymour, Lord, 222 Shallcross, 144 Shardlow, 269 Shaw, the Staffordshire hero, 252 Shaws Croft, 286 Sheepshead, 270 Sheffield, 31, 74, 239, et seq. —— Castle, 31 Sheppards Folly, 269 Sherwood Forest, 73-103, 270 Sherry, Cary, 7 —— Mary, 7 Ship of fools, 126 Shipley Wood, 271 Shipley, 271 Shirley Park, 132, 285 —— family, 132 Shoolbottam, 271 Shottle, 268 Shootingslow, 245 "Should the French but presume on our coast to appear," 182 Shrewsbury, Earl of, 12, et seq., 222 —— 43, 45 Shrove Tuesday, 285 Sign of the Eagle's foot, 35 —— Bull, 75 —— George, 112 —— Angel, 126, 184 —— White Horse, 131 —— Rutland Arms, 289 —— White Hart, 286, 289 —— Wheat Sheaf, 286 —— Sun, 263 —— Rose and Crown, 268 —— Puss in Boots, 269 Sigsmore, 272 Sinfin Moor, 118 Sir Richard Whittington's Advancement, 104 Sir Francis Leke; or the Power of Love, 210 Skiers, 238, et seq. Skull at Tunstead, 226 Slack, 71 Sloman, Charles, 110 Smalley, 268 Smith, 197, 285 Smock frock, 64 Snelston, 267, 285 Snitterton, 150 Solomon's Temple, 243, 245 Song, 206 Song of the Lady Bessy, 12 Song, Ashborne Foot-ball, 284 Song, The Gipsies', 280 "Soon as old Ball was got better," 153 Song (a satirical attack on the Choir of All Saints' Church, Derby), 206 South Normanton, 267 Southwell, 270 Sparrowpit, 68 Spencer, Earl, 161 Spondon, The Flax-Dresser's Wife of, and the Pound of Tea, 281 Spondon, 268, 281-284 Squire Vernon's Fox Chace, 131 St. Albans, 261 St. Ann's Well, 10 St. Michael's ground, 93 St. Quintin Sir William, 157 Stafford, 45, 47, 250, et seq. —— Hero, 250, et seq. Staffordshire, 73, 230 Stainsby, 268 Stancliffe Hall, 148 Stanhope, Sir John, 6, 257 —— Earl, 257 Stanley, Earls of Derby, 12, et seq. —— family, 12, et seq. Stapleford, 271 Stanton, 255, 273 Staysmore, 272 Stenson, Hugh, and Molly Green, 263 Steare, 148 Stoics, Moral Philosophy of, 257 Stone, Staffordshire, 47, 48 Stone, Little, 47 Stoone, Little, 47 Stramshall, 274 Strange and Wonderful Sight at Hartington, 64 Strange, Lord George, 12, et seq. Stratford, 261 Strensham, 257 Stretton on the Hill, 267 Strutt, 197 Stuart, Arabella, 222— —— Charles, 222 Sturston, 285 Stutely, Will, 89, 90 Suckling, 7 Sudbury Hall, 131, 136 Surrey, Earl of, 46 Sutton-on-the-Hill, 140 Sutton-in-Scarsdale, 210, 211 Swarkstone, 270 Swanwick, 268 Swinsor, 273 Swinscoe Moor, 118 Swift, 210 Swithamly, 143, 144 Taddington, 247 Tag Hill, 271 Talbot, 19 Tamworth, Lord, 132 Taylor's Ramble, 129 Tea, pound of, 281 Tennis balls, 1, 5 Teneriffe, 10 Terrill, James, 14 Tewkesbury, 26 The Agricultural Meeting, 160-164 The Ashborne Foot-ball Song, 284 The Ashupton Garland, or a Day in the Woodlands, 237 The Beggar's Ramble, 271 The Derby Hero, 249 The Driving of the Deer, 230 "The eighteenth day of March," 252 "The fire burns brightly on the hearth," 204 The Flax-Dresser's Wife of Spondon, 281 The Florists' Song, 184 The Gipsies' Song, 280 The Humours of Hayfield Fair, 61 "The Miller he caught the maid by the toe," 110 The Most Pleasant Song of the Lady Bessy, 12 The Nun's Green Rangers, or the Triple Alliance, consisting of a Sergeant, a Tinker, and a Bear, 199 "The Parson of Monyash late one eve," 287 The Power of Love; Sir Francis Leke, or, 210 The Quadrupeds, or Four-Footed Petitioners against the Sale of Nun's Green, 193 The Sorrowful Lamentation, last Dying Speech and Confession of Old Nun's Green, 187 "The sixth of March, kind neighbours this is true," 65 The Tailor's Ramble, or the Blues' Valour Displayed, 129 The True Lover's Knot Untied (Arabella Stuart), 222 The Unconscionable Batchelors of Darby, 58 "Then, oh Hugh Stenson is my name", 263 Thirsk, 157 Thomas Rees, Ap, 45, 49, 52 Thompson, 157 Thorpe, 285 Thorpe Cloud, 272 Thornywood, 270 Thornhill family, 148, 255 —— Thomas Bache, Elegy on, 252 Thringstone, 270 Tibshelf, 267 Tideswell in an Uproar, or the Prince in the Town, and the Devil in the Church, 111 Tideswell, Drunken Butcher of, 66 Tideswell, 66, et seq., 111, 112, 113, 114, 155 Tinker's Inn, 133 Tipling school, 59 "'Tis merry in the High Peak forest," 97 Tissington, 272 Titbury (see Tutbury) Tixhall Poetry, 62 Ton of tennis balls, 1 Toton, 267 Tower Hill, 17, 31, 47 Towcester, 261 Tragedy of Ovid, 7 Tragnel, 144 Trapalin supposed a Prince, 7 Trent, river, 8 Tribute, 1, 4 Triple Alliance, consisting of an old Sergeant, a Tinker, and a Bear, 199 Trowel, 267 Trowell, Major, 190 True Lovers' Knot Untied, 222 Trusley, 137-142 Trusley Hunting Song, 137 Tudor, Henry, 45 Tune, "To thee, to thee," 58 —— "As our King lay musing on his bed," 2, 3 —— Derbyshire Miller, 110 —— Cook Laurel, 125 —— King of the Cannibal Islands, 160 —— Chevy Chace, 196 —— Bow, wow, wow, 199 —— Barking Barber, 199 —— Date Obolum Belisario, 199 —— Vicar and Moses, 206 —— Gipsies' Song, 280-281 Tun, burning in a, 17 Tunbridge, 10 "Tunis, Fair one of," 257 Tunstead, Dickie of, 226 Tunstead, 226, 227 Tupton, 267 Turbutt, Gladwin, 151 Turnditch, 268 Tutbury, 13, et seq., 273 Tutbury bull-running, 73, 74, 79 "'Twas more than fifty years ago," 282 "Two jackasses, the father and the son," 193 Tydder Henry, 45 Ucklow, 269 Unconscionable Batchelors of Derby, 58 Union of the Roses, 53 Utceter, 273 Uttoxeter, 262, 273 Vernon, Squire, Fox Chace, 131 —— family, 131, et seq. —— Lord, 131, 135 —— George, 132-136 —— Dorothy, 132 Victoria, Queen, 2 "Virgil Travestie," 257 Volunteers, Derbyshire, 2, 131 Wakefield, Pinder of, 74 Walker, 133, 134 Walton, Isaac, 257 "Wanderings of Memory," 274 Wantling, 249-252 Warburton, 45 Wardgate, 268 Wardlowmier, 269 Warin, 286 Warwick, Guy, Earl of, 75 Warwickshire, 75, 259 Waterloo, 285 Wathall, 267 Wells, Lady, 22 "Were but my muse inspired by Fludyer's taste," 157 West Chester, 26 —— Smithfield, 61 Westminster, 15, et seq. Weston-under-wood, 269 Westhorpe, 270 Wessington, 267 Wet Willm, 272 Weever Hills, 154 Whaley Bridge, 69, 227 "What will it availe on fortune to exclayme," 167 Wheatcroft, Leonard, 146, 152 "When Apollo thinks fit to handle his lyre," 206 "When Heaven from Earth had shut out day," 190 "When Robin Hood was about twenty years old," 58 Whittaker, 285 Whittington, Sir Richard's, Advancement, 104 Whittington and his Cat, 104 —— De, 104 —— in Derbyshire, 104, 231, 233 —— Sir William, 104 Whitrick, 270 Whitehall, 263 Whitworth guns, 148 Whitworth, Joseph, 148 Wilford, 270 Williams, Richard, 164-166 Willoughby, Lord, 57 Will Stutely, 89, 90 Willett, 142 Winnats, 274, 275 Winnats, murder at, 274, 275 Windsor, 11, 263 Winster, 255-257, 268, 272 Wilson, Jack, 139 Wire Mill, 273 Windley, 272 Wirksworth, 269, 272 Wood end, 271 Woodlands, 237, et seq. Woodlands, a Day in the, 237 Woodborough, 270 Wool, 272 Woolaton, 264 Wooley, 133-136, 150, 151 Womfords, 271 "Wonders of the Peak," 257 Worde, Wynken de, 73, 126 Worcestershire, 26 Wootton, 135, 273 Wotton Lodge, 273 Wyaston, 133, 285 Wye river, 245, 248 Wynken de Worde, 73, 126 Yeaveley, 273 "Ye Tideswellites can this be true," 114 Yeldersley, 269 York, 157 York, Duke of, 14, et seq. Yorkshire Pie, 157 "You lovers of mirth attend awhile," 59 Young lasses pawned by their sweethearts, 58

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