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Ufford, John de, seal of, 75
*Urns found in a tumulus, near Badbury Camp, Dorset, 348—351.
at Brampton, 249—Caister, 250—and Felmingham, Norfolk, 247
at Burgh, Suffolk, 246
in Delamere Forest, Cheshire, 157
V.
*Vase of stone found near Bath, 356
*at Roose, in Furness, Lancashire, 68
*near Tubney, Berks, 69
Vaux, W. S. W., notices of records at Southampton, 229—233
*Vessel, found near Lavenham, Suffolk, 69
given to Exeter Church, by Bishop Leofric, A.D. 1046, 132
Villa, Roman, discovered at Wheatley, Oxon, 116
Volseii, country of the, necropolis found in, 194
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Wafer-Irons at Braine Abbey, France, 253
Wait-service, observations on, 339
Walbran's Antiquities of Gainford, County of Durham, reviewed, 184
Wales.—Anglesey, 39—44, 227, 257; Ardragh, 37; Cader-Idris, 87; Cairn-Lochen, 36; Carew, 71; Fridd-Gilfachwyd, 27; Holywell, 148—150; Llan-Madock, 67; Llan-Saut-Fraid, 224; Lough Fea, 95; Mold, 38; Neath, 275—277; Nevern, 71; Rheidd, on Menai, 257; Swansea, 67, 86; Towyn-y-Capel, 223—228
Wallingford, personal seal, found near, 75
Waltham cross, the work of N. Dymenge, 200
Waltheof, Earl, marriage of, t. William 1., 309
beheaded at Winchester, 310
Warren, name, derivation, and descent of, 5, 8
William de, earl of Surrey, pretended marriage of, 1, 9, 13—16
Warwickshire.—Astley, 291; Bilton, 291; Warmington, 305; Warwick, 203
Wata, a tax in the nature of Danegelt, 339
conjecture on the word, 340
instances of, in Winchester Domesday, 341
Waverley Abbey, foundation laid, A.D. 1128, 88
Way, A., notices of Ancient Ornaments, Vessels, &c., 129—140
on Ancient Chess-men, 239—245
illustrations of Domestic Customs during the middle ages}}, 332—339
*Weapons found at Swansea, 67
*Welborne, Norfolk, bell-cot at, 213
*Well of St. Winefrede, 149, in a dilapidated state, 150
Wells Cathedral, sculpture in, 196
Westmacott, Sir R., on the progress of the art of Sculpture, in England, in medieval times, 193—205
Westminster Abbey, shrine of Confessor at, 199
effigy of William of Windsor, in, 237
West Walton, Norfolk, manor of, 3
Westmoreland.—
Wheatley, Oxon, Roman villa discovered at, 116
Wiesbaden, Germany, torques found at, 27
Wilfrid, St., crypt of, at Ripon, Yorkshire, 163
William I., married Matilda, daughter of Baldwin, Comte of Flanders, the divorced wife of Gerbod, avoué of St. Berlin, A.D. 1053, 20
reconciled with Rome, and with Matilda, erected two monasteries, 24
had four sons and six daughters, 24
Rufus, bestowed on churches certain sacred vessels, called fistulas, 132
Wilts.—Charlton, 308; Devizes, 359; Enford, 306; Salisbury, 199, 237
Winchester, earthen chalices found near, 139
Window, *of the Friery at Reading, 146
*of Trinity Church, Glendalough, 177
*of St. Cronau Church, Clare, 177
*in round tower at Finahoe, 182
*Windsor, cloister of St. George's Chapel, at, 60, 104
Winefrede, St., Well of, at Holywell, Flintshire, 148—150
Winklersbury, Hants, pottery found at, 69
Wisbeach, J. de, monk of Ely, built the chapel of the Virgin Mary there, 295
*Witham, Essex, rings and coins found at, 162, 163
Wittenham, Long, Berks, diminutive effigy at, 239
Wolstan, St., of Worcester, grant and seal of, 261
Woodperry, Oxon, antiquities found at, 116—*arrow heads, 119, 120—*pruning hooks, 122—*tweezers, brooches, buckles, 120, 121
*site and fragments of the ancient Church, 116—and *monumental slabs, 127—an ancient cross, 126—and some *border tiles at, 128, 129
Worcestershire.—Bredicot, 267; Bredon Hill, 267; Evesham, 138, Kempsey, 354; Perdeswell, 34; Saxon's Lode, (Upton), 268; Suckley, 89
Worms, Germany, torques found at, 34
Wraxall, torc found at, 68
*Wyke Church, Hants, brass in, 84
Wykeham, William of, some remains of the work of, at Windsor Castle, 59—61
his genius instrumental in effecting the change from the Decorated to the Perpendicular style of architecture, 59
his noble foundations at Oxford and Winchester, 60—and at Suthwyk Priory, Hants, where his father, mother, and sister were buried, 221
Wynn, Sir W. W., torc in possession of, 27
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Yorkshire, 101.—Bedale, 258, 260; Beverley, 391; Bingley, 141 ; Embsay, (in Skipton), 32; Hawkswell, (in Richmond), 259; Howden,384; Nun-Monkton, 213; Ripon, 73, 163; Tanfield, (West), 360; York, 137, 237, 389
*York Cathedral, decorated foliage of, 389
effigy of W. de Hatfield in, 237
chalices and patens, 137
St. Michael-le-Belfry, Perpendicular bell-cot of, 212
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