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Fastolfe, Sir John, mansion of, 159; notices of, 159, 160; his possessions in Horselydown, 160

Fecingelye, locality of, 83 n,

Felawe, Thomas, of Horselydown, 162

Felbrigge, Sir S. de, monumental brass of, 228

Field, Richard, curious document respecting, xxiv.

Finances of the Society, state of the, i.

Finiguerra, Maso, the inventor of metallic engravings, 216

Flemings, settlement of, in St. Olave's, 174

Flemish monumental brasses, 220 n., 221; specimens yet remaining in churches, 221, 222; a fragment in the British Museum, 221

Friðwald, Anglo-Saxon charter of, granted to Chertsey Abbey, 79, 88, 92

Frithwold, king of the Surreians, the founder of Chertsey Abbey, 99

Fulham Church, Flemish brasses in, 222

Fullbrook, locality of, 83, 86 notes

Fytheke Mere, locality of, 91 n.

Gainsford, family of, Horselydown, 166

Geoffrey de la Croix, Sir, the heath of, 88 and n.

Geology, Cuvier's discoveries in, 18

Gilbert de Hachesham, 123

Gilbert de Maminot, the Norman baron, 122

Gilgal, meaning of, 52

Glenthythe, locality of, 89 n.

Goodear, Hugh, releases Horselydown to the governors of St. Olave's Grammar-school, 170.

Gorget, its adoption on monumental brasses, 227

Gough, Gyffray, will of, 184

Gould, Mr. P., mayor of Kingston, xi.

Gower, John, will of, 193

Gregory de Rakesley, 127; his residence at Little Hatcham, 146; his death, 147

Grey, Sir A., monumental brass of, 228

Griffith, Mr. W. P., paper read by, xv.

Guildford, palace of, vii.; antiquities of, xii.; meeting of the Society at, xix., 213; antiquities of, xix.; visits to the antiquities of, xxii., xxiii., xxv.; conversazione at, xxiii.; hospitable reception at, xxv.; historical notices of, 11

Haddon, Walter, manor of Hatcham granted to, 139

Hakewill, Wm., manor of Hatcham granted to, 141

Haling, manor of, 207

Ham eyots, locality of the, 87

Hanley, Sir J., monumental brass of, 230, 231

Hart, Mr. T., his exhibition of antiquities, viii.

Hart, Mr. W. H., his memoir of the manor of Hatcham, 122

Hastings, Sir H., monumental brass of, at Elsyng, 227

Hasulhurst, field of, 91 n.

Hat worn by Queen Elizabeth, ix.

Hatcham, manor of, in Surrey, memoir of, 122 et seq.; different possessors of the, 129 et seq.; after the dissolution of the abbey, 138 et seq.; copy of the deeds of sale to Garrard, Lowe, Offley, and Bond, 141, 143; became vested in the Haberdashers' Company, 146

Hatcham, Little, origin and history of, 146 et seq.; decision as to its being situated in Surrey, 154, 155

Hatfield, pictures at, 171

Hawthorns, reverence for, 84, 85 n.

Heliogabalus removes the sacred stone of Edessa to Rome, 28, 51

Henry VIII., his arbitrary proceedings for dissolving the monasteries, 102, 103

Hermitages, 176 and n.

Heron, Sir William, 123

History, national, illustrated by monumental brasses, 228

Hoar-stones, account of, 83 n.

Hod, William, of Normandy, his remarkable suit against Sir J. d'Aubernoun, 234

Hore-thorn, one of the boundaries of Chertsey Abbey, 84, 85

Horselydown, history of, 156 et seq.; its locality, 156; meetings of the society at, 156, 213; different proprietors of, 160 et seq.; origin of the name, 167 ; one of the three manors of Southwark, ib.; picture of, 171 ; map of, ib.; the different localities of, 172, 173

Horsley, East, monumental brass at, 235

Hugh of Winchester, 113

Humfrey de Bohun, earl of Hereford, 124

Hundreds, division of, by Alfred, 7; those of Surrey, as given in Domesday, ib.

Hungerford, family of, possess the manor of Hatcham, 153

Husband and wife, monumental brasses to, 230, 231

Husebond, Roger, grant of land to, 132

Hutton, Richard, of St. Olave's, Southwark, 174

I'Anson, Mr. E., his account of mural paintings formerly existing in Lingfield Church, 71