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Bell, Dr. W., paper read by, xv.

Benedictines, Chertsey Abbey assigned to, 100

Berkeley, Lord, monumental brass of, 228

Bermondsey Abbey, vii.; grants to the monks of, 191

Bermondsey House, Southwark, 172

Bermondsey Street, Horselydown, 159

Bethel, Slingsby, of Southwark, 178

Bethulia, ancient worship of the, 27; its etymology and origin, 49

Blackwood, Mr. W. M., xxii.

Bockett, Miss Julia R., her collection of wills, 180

Boseyte, locality of, 87 n.

Bothomley, Ralph, of Horselydown, 165

Boutell, Rev. C., papers read by, xv., xvii.; his account of monumental brasses, 213—235

Bracket brasses, use of, in monuments, 224

Brasses, monumental slabs deprived of them, 219; the plate originally denominated "latten," 220; Flemish examples of, 220 n., 221. (See Monumental Brasses.)

British barrow and ancient weapon found at Teddington, 74, 75

Britons, their ancient characteristics, xiii.; invaded by the Romans, ib.

Britton, Mr. John, xxiii.

Brixton, origin of the name, 122

Brockett, Nicholas, possessor of the manor of Hatcham, 153; his deed of assignment, ib.

Brooke, Sir John, manor of Hatcham granted to, 140

Brooke, Cristofer, manor of Hatcham granted to, 141

Broomhall, nunnery of, 88 n.

Buckerel, Stephen, 234

Bullen, Sir T., monumental brass of, 228

Burcestre, John, will of, 195

Burcestre, Win., will of, 192

Bures, Sir R. de, monumental brass of, 226

Burgh, Wm., of Horselydown, 163

Burgundy, Petty, its situation, 158

Burnel, Philip, his claims to land in Hatcham, 144; possessions of, 149; succeeded by bis son Edward, ib.

Burnell, family of, possess the manor of Hatcham, 152

Butterworth, Mr. J. W., his contributions, xx.

Butts, parish, erected in Horselydown, 170

Caaba of Mecca, worship of the, 27; history of the, 19, 50

Cadye, John, 140

Cairns, raising of, 31

Calleva, ancient site of, 63

Calmar Union, the, 35

Camail, its adoption on monumental brasses, 227

Camoys, Lord, monumental brass of, 228

Carew, of Beddington, pedigree of, 240

Cavendish's Rents, in Southwark, 172

Cealwin, king of the West Saxons, 6

Ceroti Insula, ancient monastery of, 97, 99

Challoner, Col., C.B., vice-president of the society, xviii.

Chaous, traditional notices of the, 32

Charles I., portrait of, exhibited, xxiv.

Charters, Anglo-Saxon, granted to Chertsey Abbey, 77, 92

Chaucer, Thomas, monumental brass of, 228

Chertsey, meeting of the society at, xvii., 77, 97, 115; ancient boundaries of, 79, 82, 101.

Chertsey Abbey, ancient fragments discovered on the site of, xvii.; visit to the site of, xviii.; Anglo-Saxon charters granted to, 77, 92; lands anciently attached to, 80, 81, 82, 83; its ancient boundaries, 84, 85; early origin and history of, 97 et seq.; the ancient "Ceroti Insula," 99; rebuilt by King Edgar, and assigned to the Benedictines, 100; its extensive possessions and privileges, 102; one of the mitred abbeys, 103; historical incidents connected with, 104; its conventual buildings, 104 et seq.; its architectural formation, 112, 113; its foundations, 113; the completeness of its destruction, 114; encaustic tiles and stone coffins excavated on its site, 115 et seq.

Child, Alwin, his bequest to the monastery of St. Saviour, Bermondsey, 191

Church architecture, archæological features of, 18

Churches, early formation of, 99; containing monumental brasses, 220—223

Civilians, monumental brasses of, 225

Clark, Rev. J. C, xviii. 80, 92

Cobham, Lady Anne Broke, manor of Hatcham granted to, 139

Cobham, Sir Reginald de, monumental brass of, 235

Cockaigne, Sir T., 160

Coffins, stone, excavations of, 115 et seq.

Coins, ancient British, found in Surrey, 69

Cold Harbour, Croydon, notices of, 203 et seq.; etymology of, 207, 208

Colstone, Thos., bequest of, 200

Compton Church, visit to, xxv.

Convents of Chertsey Abbey, 105

Cooke, Cornelius, lease of St. Olave's Grammar-school granted to, 177

Cope, Walter, manor of Hatcham granted to, 139