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Ceolfrid, Abbot, 149, 150
Chancery Proceedings, Durham, 241
Chanter, John the, 149, 161
Chapel, "Galilee," 122
---- Lady, 122, 138
---- Nine Altars, 125, 135
---- of St. Hilda, first, 36
---- St. John’s, 42
Charter, Bishop Hugh Pudsey’s, Durham, 30
Chaytor family, 240, 254
Chester-le-Street, 5, 32, 108, 109, 130, 131
---- Church, 177, 186
Cheyne, John, sculptor, 187
Christian the Mason, 195
"Churchgoer, Butterby," 64
Churches at Monkwearmouth and Jarrow, Saxon, 147
---- of Durham, parish, 162-181
Civil War, outbreak of, 20
Claverings of Axwell, 256
Cleatlam Hall, 221
Clergy, secular, 109
Cleughs, 95-96
Cleve’s Cross, 68
Clopton, John, 220
_Club, Hell-fire_, 204
Codex Amiatinus, 151
Coldingham, Richard de, 173
College, Ushaw, 192
Commission, Ecclesiastical, 18, 23
Common, 105
Coniscliffe, Church of St. Edwin, 172
Convent of SS. Peter and Paul, 147
Conyers falchion, 75, 217
---- family, 247
---- Nicolas, 195
Conyers, Ralph, 223
---- Sir John, 74
Copt Hill, Houghton-le-Spring, 182
Cosin, Bishop, 20, 120, 179
Cotham Conyers, 222
---- Stob, 222
Council of the North, 16
Cow, the Dun, 66-67
Coxhoe Hall, 224
Cradock family, 222
Craft gilds, 31
Craggs family, 83
Crawford, Jack, 35
Crayke, 108
Crewe, Bishop, 21, 204
Cross at Darlington Market, 25, 26
---- at Ravensworth, 212
---- Battle of Neville’s, 41
---- Butter, 212
---- Cleve’s, 28, 68
---- Neville’s, 55, 58
Crosses, 107
---- Anglo-Saxon memorial, 183
---- Billingham pre-Conquest, 172
---- Saxon, 26
Cumin, Robert, Earl of Northumberland, 29
Curfew Bell, Durham, 63
Cuthbert, St., 5, 133, 152, 155
---- Feast of the Translation of St., 29
---- Patrimony of St., 5, 6, 17
---- sanctuary of St., 24
Dalden Tower, 216
Dale, Helen Pelham, 234
---- _Life and Letters of Thomas Pelham_, 234
---- Miss Margaret, 230
---- of Dalton-le-Dale, family of, 238
---- of Tunstall, Edward, 230
---- Rev. Thomas, 229
---- Rev. Thomas Pelham, 229
Dales, name-places in the Durham, 79-107
Dalton Church, 175
Darcy, Lady Maxwell, 235
Darlington Church tower, 166
---- market-cross at, 25, 26
---- rood-loft, 167
---- St. Cuthbert’s Church, 165
"Darnton Trod," 24
Day, New Year’s, 56
Days, lucky, 57
Death, portents of, 51
"Death, power of life and," 1, 11
Delavale, Peter, 194
Denes, 91
Dens, 101
Derwentdale Plot, 21
Dinsdale, 217
---- Church brass, 190
Dog-tooth ornament, only instance of, 167
Douthwaite family, 222
Duck, Sir John, 63, 227
Dun Cow, the, 66-67
Durham, 5-6, 28, 109
---- Bishopric of, 1-2
---- Castle, 204-207
---- Cathedral: altar of Our Lady of Pity, 124; altar screen, 121; altars in north transept, 124; Bede’s tomb, 123; Bishop’s throne, 123; brasses, 190-191; Carileph’s choir, 113; chapter-house, 127; choir, 114-115; cloister, 127-128; crypt, 111-113; doorways, 113; fresco paintings, 123; Galilee Chapel, 122; Hatfield’s tomb, 121; ironwork, 118; Lady Chapel, 122; library, 127-128; local lore of, 63; monks’ dormitory, 128; nave, 114; Neville chantry, 124; Neville screen, 122; nine altars, 125-126; refectory, 111, 127-128; sanctuary knocker, 118; towers, 120; transepts, 116; treasury, 127
---- curfew bell, 63
---- fall of abbey, 16
---- first Lord, 209
---- Lewis Beaumont, Bishop-elect of, 27, 28
---- local volunteer companies, 206
---- North Gate, 13
---- Palatinate of, 9, 19
---- prosperity of Methodism in, 22
---- St. Giles’s Church, 173, 185
---- St. Margaret’s Church, 173, 185
---- St. Oswald’s Church, 172
---- School, 22, 23
---- spires, 166
---- trades, 21, 22
---- University of, 22, 23
"Eade stones," 80
Eales, 99
Earl of Northumberland, Robert Cumin, 29
Earls, rebellion of the, 18
Easington Church, 175, 186
Ebchester, Roman camp at, 4
Ecclesiastical Commission, 18, 23
Eden family, 240, 248-249
Edmundbyres Cross, 107
Effigy at Bishopwearmouth, 185
---- at Norton, 187
---- of Euphemia de Neville, 169
---- of Isabel de Neville, 169
---- of Isabella, sister of Robert Bruce, 196
---- in Barnard Castle Church, 185
---- Lanchester Church, 187
---- St. Giles’s Church, Durham, 185
---- Whitburn Church, singular, 188
Effigies in Easington Church, 175, 186
---- in Hurworth Church, 186
---- in Redmarshall Church, 172, 188
---- stone and wood, 185-189
Egelwin, Bishop, 29
Egglescliffe Church, 172
Elizabethan Poor Law, 19
Elvet, 28, 30
Epitaph of Regina, wife of Barates the Palmyrene, 182, 183
---- of Tidfirth, Bishop of Hexham, 184
Epitaphs, punning, 197
Escomb Church, 159, 163
Estfelde, William, 189
Eures family, 239
Evenwood, 39
Ewbanke family, 221
Fairy Hills, Castleton, 45
Falchion, Conyers, 75, 217
Families of Durham, Old, 239-256
Fast, St. Agnes’s, 53
Feast of the Translation of St. Cuthbert, 29
Fell, 105
Fen Hall, 224
Ferryhill, 28
Ferry, Roger de, 68
"Fig sue," 57
Finchale Priory, 130-145
Fire festivals, 44
First charter of incorporation, Durham, 31
First lifeboat built at South Shields, 36
---- passenger railway-line, 26
Flambard, Bishop Ralph, 8, 40, 118, 133
Flask, the, 101
Flodden, banner of St. Cuthbert at, 15
Fogg-Elliots of Elvet Hill, 256
Folk-lore, Durham, 44-64
Font, Sedgefield, 167
---- Staindrop, 169
Ford Hall, 226
Forest of Weardale, 39
Fothergill, G. A., 224
Fox, Bishop Richard, 14
Framwellgate, 29
Frosterley, 84
Furmety, 59
Gabriel Hounds, 45
Gainford Church, 171
---- grave-cover, 193
---- Hall, 222
Galilee Chapel, Durham, 122
"Garland, maiden," 52
Gateshead, 32
---- St. Mary’s, Church, 176
---- grave-covers, 193
Gibside, 212
Gild, craft, 31
Gills, 95-97
Gilpin, altar-tomb of Bernard, 194, 195
Glory, Hand of, 45
Godric, St., 130-132, 173
---- shrine of St., 138
Goodchild of Pallion, John, 230
Grace, Pilgrimage of, 16
Grains, 91-92
Grange, Lambton, 209
---- Midridge, 224
---- Raby, 222
Grave-covers, 192-193
---- stones, Roman, 182
Great Aycliffe, 27
Greatham Hospital, 189
---- old chapel at, 186
Great North Road, 24
Greenwell arms, 225
Greenwell family, 244-246
Greenwells of Broomshields, 247
"Guisers," or mummers, 58
Hall, Bishop Middleham, 222
---- Blakiston, 222
Hall, Cleatlam, 221
---- Cotham Conyers, 222, 223
---- Coxhoe, 224
---- Fen, 224
---- Ford, 226
---- Gainford, 222
---- Holmside, 219
---- Houghton-le-Spring, 228
---- Kibblesworth, 227
---- Middleton St. George, 224
---- Pallion, 226
---- School Aycliffe, 224
---- Sledwish, 220
---- Snotterton, 221
---- Staindrop, 221
---- Stanhope, 199
---- Stella, 228
---- Thornton, 224
---- Thorpe Thewles, old, 222
---- Washington, 225
---- West Boldon, 226
---- Westholme, 222
---- West Rainton, 227
Hallow E’en sports, 58
Halls and Castles of Durham, 198-228
Halmote Rolls, 241
Hand of Glory, 45
Harding the Chronicler, Ralph, 218
Hartlepool, 37
---- Church, 163
---- ---- brass, 191
---- West, 38
Hatfield, Bishop, 3
---- Survey, 241
Haugh, 105
Haughton-le-Skerne Church, 171
Havelock, birthplace of General, 226
---- Sir Henry, 35
Heatheryburn Cave, 79
Heighington Church, 171, 186
_Hell-Fire Club_, the, 204
Hell Kettles, 24
Heraldry, the Manche in, 251
Heralds’ Visitations, 239
Heslerigg, Sir Arthur, 201
High Barnes, Sunderland, 226
Highwaymen of the North, 24
Hilda, 4
---- first religious house of St., 36
Hilton Castle, 187, 210, 211
---- John, 210
---- Sir Thomas, 210
---- the Cau’d Lad of, 71-73
Hilton’s tomb, Monkwearmouth, 187
Hob of Pelaw, 64
Hodgson, Rev. J. F., 167
Holden, Sir Thomas, 218
Hole, 106
Hollinside, 218
Holms, 100
Holmside Hall, 219
Hooks, 106
Hopes, 88-92
Hopper, J. T. H., 200
"Hot cross buns," 57
Hot Hill, 101
Hoton brass, William, 168, 190
Houghton-le-Spring, 34
---- Church, 174
---- Hall, 228
Hounds, Gabriel, 45
Hulme, Nicholas, 189
Hunter family, 249
Hurworth Church, 172, 186
Hutchinson family, 256
Hutton, Robert, 195, 228
Incorporation, Durham’s first charter of, 31
Inn, Baydale, 24
Inscriptions, monumental, 182-197
Intake, 107
Isabella, sister of Robert Bruce, effigy of, 196
Isle, The, 220
James, Bishop, 206
James family, 225
Jarrow, 146-161
Jarrow, monastery of, 4, 16
John the Chanter, 149, 161
Kellaw, Bishop, 24
Kelyng, John, 189
Kerns, 98
Kettles, Hell, 24
Kibblesworth Hall, 227
Killhope Cross, 107
---- Moor, 42
Knocker, sanctuary, 118-119
Lady Byron’s Well, Seaham, 55
Lady Chapel, Durham, 122, 138
Lad of Hilton, the Cau’d, 71-73
Lambton Castle, 74, 209
---- Grange, 209
---- William Henry, 209
---- Worm, the, 73, 74, 134
---- ---- Well, 54
Lambtons of Lambton, 240, 243-244
Lanchester Church, 171, 179
---- Roman camp at, 4
Langley, Bishop, 31, 34
Law, Elizabethan Poor, 19
Lawrence of Durham, 8
---- Rev. John, 230
Lee, Mary, 194
Legends of Durham, 65-78
Leighton, Henry, 209
Letters of John Wesley to Margaret Dale, 231-237
Lewen, Margaret, 231, 233
Ley, 103
Liddell family, 240, 252
"Life and death, power of," 1, 11
Lifeboat, first, 36
Lilburne family, 35
Lindisfarne, 108, 152
---- monastery of, 4, 5
Linns, 98
Little Eden Tower, 216
Local lore of Durham Cathedral, 63
Londonderry, Marquess of, 220
Low Barnes, Sunderland, 226
Luck, spitting for, 61
Lucky and unlucky things, 59-61
---- days, 57
Ludworth Tower, 218
Lumley arms, 242
---- Castle, 207, 208
---- tombs, Chester-le-Street, 178, 186
Lumleys of Lumley, 241-243
"Maiden garland," 52
Manche in heraldry, the, 251
Market-cross at Darlington, 25, 26
Mark, Vigil of St., 51
Material for tombstones, 196-197
Mathew, Michael, 189
Mea, 106
"Mell-supper," 58
Melsamby, Prior Thomas of, 135
Memorial brasses, Billingham, 172
---- crosses, Anglo-Saxon, 183
Methodism in Durham, 22
Middleton, brass of William de, 189
---- of Silksworth, George, 230
---- St. George, 224
---- Sir Gilbert, 28
---- Thomas, of Chillingham, 185
Midridge Grange, 224
Mitford family, 70
Monkchester, 156
Monkwearmouth, 36, 146-161
Monumental brass, Haughton-le-Skerne, 171
---- brasses, 189
---- inscriptions, 182-197
Moor, Killhope, 42
Mortham, Robert de, 185
Motto, the Jameses’, 206
Mulberry Inn, Felling, 226
Names of streams, 83
Naunton, Elizabeth, Prioress of Neasham, 171
"Need-fire," working for, 54
Neile, Bishop, 19, 20
Neolithic men, 182
Neville family, 239
---- Geoffrey de, 203
---- Henry, Earl of Northumberland, 170
---- monuments, Staindrop, 168
---- Ralph, Earl of Northumberland, 170, 214
---- screen, 121-122, 138
---- tombs, Staindrop, 185
Neville’s Cross, 12, 55, 58
---- ---- Battle of, 41
New Year’s Day, 56
Nine Altars Chapel, 125, 135
"Nominy sayer," 50
Norman tower, Jarrow, 161
North, Council of the, 16
---- Gate, Durham, 13
Northumberland, Robert Cumin, Earl of, 29
Norton Church, 172
---- effigy at, 187
Old Families of Durham, 239-256
Ords of Sands Hall, 252
Orphan Asylum, Sunderland, 35
Palace, Bishop Auckland, 200
Palatinate of Durham, 9, 19
Pallion Hall, 226
Pancake Bell, 56
---- Tuesday, 56
Parish churches of Durham, 162-181
Park (De) arms, 188
"Parson, the Pickled," 76
Passenger railway-line, first, 26
Patrimony of St. Cuthbert, 5-6, 17
Pelaw, Hob of, 64
Pemberton of Bainbridge, John, 230
Pembertons of Belmont Hall, 256
Pictavia, Bishop Philip de, 172
Pictree Brag, the, 76-78
Pike, 105
Pilgrimage of Grace, 16
Pittington Church, 173
Place, Francis, 224
Plain, 105
Plot, Derwentdale, 21
Pollard Boar, the, 68-71, 74
---- family, 68, 71
Pools, 98
Poor Law, Elizabethan, 19
Portents of death, 51
"Power of life and death," 1, 11
Prebendaries of Durham, 19
Prebend’s Bridge, Durham, 52
Pre-Reformation chancel screen, Staindrop, 169
Prior Thomas of Melsamby, 135
Priory, Finchale, 130-145
Pudsey, Bishop, 9, 33, 37, 38, 134, 166, 195, 202, 241
---- Durham Charter of, 30
---- Henry de, 134
Pulpit, Heighington Church, 186
Punning epitaphs, 197
Quaint sepulchral inscriptions, 194
Raby Castle, 214, 215
---- Grange, 222
Railway-line, first passenger, 26
Ravenshelm, 212
Ravensworth Castle, 211, 212
---- cross at, 212
Rebellion of the Earls, 18
Redmarshall Church, 172
Revenue, Bishop’s, 11
Ridding, 102
Rig, 105
Road, Great North, 24
Rolls, Halmote, 241
Roman altars at Bolihope, 80
---- camps in Durham, 4
---- gravestones, 182
---- roads, 4, 130
Rood-loft, Darlington, 167
---- Staindrop, 169
Roses, Wars of the, 14
Royal Oak Day, 57
Rudde brass, John, 192
Rushyford, 27
Ruthall, Bishop, 15
Ryton Church, 177
Sadberge, wapentake of, 9-14, 38
St. Cuthbert’s Church, Darlington, 165
St. Mary’s Church, Monkwearmouth, 149
Salvins of Croxdale, 240, 251
Sanctuary knocker, 118-119
---- of St. Cuthbert, 24
Saxon chancel, Jarrow, 161
---- church at Escomb, 157
---- churches at Monkwearmouth and Jarrow, 147
---- crosses, 26
---- suffixes, 81
"Sayer, Nominy," 50
School Aycliffe, 224
---- Durham, 22, 23
Screen, Neville, 121-122, 138
Seat, 104
Secular clergy, 109
Sedgefield, 38
---- Church, 167
---- ---- brasses in, 190, 191, 192, 193
---- Rectory, 76
Seventh sons, 49
"Shafto, Bobby," 42
---- family, 250
Shaftos of Tanfield Leigh, 250
Shaw, 101
Sherburn Hospital, 189
Shield Lawe, 36
Shields, South, 36
---- ---- St. Hilda’s Church, 176
"Shout the mell," 58
Shrine of St. Godric, 138
Side, 106
Sikes or Sykes, 95-98
Skelton, Roger, 72
Snotterton Hall, 221
Sockburn, 217
---- Worm, the, 74-76
Solomon’s Temple, 148
Spires, Durham, 166
"Spitting for luck," 61
Spring, legend of Sir John le, 65
Staindrop, 40
---- Church, 168
---- Hall, 221
Stanhope, 42, 84, 85
---- Castle, 198
---- Hall, 199
---- treasure of, 79
Stanley, Andrew de, 168
Stella Hall, 228
Stevenson family, 249
Stockton, 38
Stone and wood effigies, 185-189
---- Bulmer, 25
---- cross, 28
---- crosses, 107
Streams, names of, 83
Streatlam Castle, 213, 214
Sunderland, 34
---- Orphan Asylum, 35
---- of Dinsdale, 247-248
---- Robert, 28, 246, 248
Surtees, Robert, ballads, 65
Symbolism on grave-covers, 193
Symeon of Durham, 111
Tailbois, family of, 224
Tempest, Colonel John, 220
---- family, 219, 254
Temple, Solomon’s, 148
Theodore of Tarsus, 162
Things lucky and unlucky, 59-61
Thornton Hall, 224
Thorpe Thewles old hall, 222
Tidfirth, Bishop of Hexham, epitaph, 184
---- of a deacon in Ryton Church, 188
Tomb of De Bruses, 165
---- Venerable Bede’s, 123
Tombs, Bruce, 196
---- Lumley, Chester-le-Street, 178, 186
---- Neville, 185
Tombstones, material for, 196-197
Tower, Dalden, 216
---- Darlington Church, 166
---- Little Eden, 216
---- Ludworth, 218
---- Monkwearmouth Church, 153
---- Staindrop Church, 169
Trades, Durham, 21, 22
Translation of St. Cuthbert, Feast of the, 29
Trotters of Helmdon, 256
Tunstall, Bishop of Durham, 16
Tyne Bridge, 34
University of Durham, 22, 23
Unlucky, things lucky and, 59
Ushaw College, 192
Vane family, 240
Van Mildert, Dr., 75
Vigil of St. Mark, 51
Visitation of Northumberland, 240
---- of Shropshire, 240
---- of York, 240
Visitations, Heralds’, 239
Walcher, Bishop, 6, 7, 30, 32, 36, 156
Waltheof, Earl of Northumbria, 6
Walworth Castle, 215
Warbeck, advance of, 15
War, Civil, 20
Wars of the Roses, 14
Washington Hall, 225
Washingtons of Washington, 254
Watson, Edward, 222
Weardale, 79
---- Forest of, 39
Wearmouth, 34
---- monastery of, 4, 16
Weather-lore, 55
Weddings, 50
Well, Lady Byron’s, 55
---- Lambton Worm, 54, 73, 74
---- Venerable Bede’s, 55
Wells, 94-95
Wesley, Durham associations of John, 22, 229-238
West Boldon Hall, 226
West Rainton Hall, 227
Westholme Hall, 222
Wharton family, 240, 251
Whitburn Church, 176
Whitefield, George, 235
Whittingham, William, Dean of Durham, 220
Wilkinsons of Durham, 256
William of St. Carileph, Bishop, 7, 30, 110, 114, 118, 158, 166
Williamson family, 255
Wills, 241
Winston Church, 171
Witchcraft, 45
Witton Castle, 199
Wolsingham, 42
Wood and stone effigies, 185-189
---- punning epitaph on Ralph, 197
Worm, the Lambton, 73, 74, 134
---- the Sockburn, 74-76
---- Well, the, 54, 73, 74
"Yule dollies," 59
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Memorials of Old Surrey.
Edited by the Rev. J. CHARLES COX, LL.D., F.S.A.
_The following volumes are in preparation_:--
Memorials of Old Gloucestershire.
Edited by the Rev. P. H. DITCHFIELD, M.A., F.S.A.
Memorials of Old Worcestershire.
Edited by F. B. ANDREWS, F.R.I.B.A.
Memorials of Old Nottinghamshire.
Edited by P. W. P. PHILLIMORE, M.A., B.C.L.
Memorials of North Wales.
Edited by E. ALFRED JONES.
Memorials of Old Berkshire.
Edited by the Rev. P. H. DITCHFIELD, M.A., F.S.A.
Memorials of Old Monmouthshire.
Edited by Colonel BRADNEY, F.S.A., and J. KYRLE FLETCHER.