Campbell, George, banker in London,

454; had partner, David Bruce, and
afterwards James Coutts, 454; re-
commends Ralph Carr to begin a
bank in Newcastle, 455
Campbell, John, partner with George
Middleton, London, 454

Canterbury, Christ church chartulary,
146n

Canute, 227

Capital, small, of 'Old Bank,' New-
castle, 455

Carlisle, Frederick, earl of, 54

Carlisle, Luel old name of, 90n; church
plate of diocese of, 249; St. Cuthbert
at, 89

Carlyle of Inveresk, 457

Carnaby, John, 260, 266; apprentice to
Newcastle goldsmiths' company, 438;
member, 425 et seq.

Carneath, Ann, accused of using a
'Cockle parke bushell,' 191;

Susannah, buried in garden, 191
Carnwath, earl of, 104

Carpenter, general, 104

Carr, George, of South Shields, 202;
James, 171; John, 171; of Dunston,
462; of Newcastle, land at Culler-
coats forming pier, etc., demised to,
283; Oswald,Newcastle,goldsmith,400
Carr, Ralph, of Dunston Hill, general
merchant, Newcastle, 452; provides
money for troops, 452; anecdote of
duke of Cumberland and, 453;
correspondence of, with J. and A.
Coutts, 453; Messrs. Middleton, 453;
John Coutts, 454; George Campbell,
455; starts the Newcastle bank with
three friends, 455; retires, 458, 459;
reasons for quitting bank, 460; signs
guarantee, 462, 465, 466; Thomas,
of Etal, 39; of Hexham, 171
Carr, William, of St. Helen Auckland,
admitted to freedom of Newcastle
goldsmiths' company, 432

Carrawburgh, Roman inscription from,
324

Carry house camp, Ancient British,
Birtley, North Tyne, 443

Carter Fell, 89

Cartington, Widdringtons of, 96
Cartmel, lands of, given to St. Cuth-
bert. 89

Catholics, Records of English, of 1715,
103n

Castell, Whateley, & Powell, 459

Castle Eden communion flagon, 265;
cup, 266; paten, 267

Castles, one or three, Newcastle plate
mark, 399

Cavendish, lord John, 459

'Cavils,' Corbridge strips known as the,
140

Celt, 'maenor' or ' plas' of, 125
Celtic Scotland, 87n, 92n, 123n
Celts, some ascribe township organiza-
tion of agriculture to, 123
Cencio, bishop of Porto, etc., 271
Ch., silversmith's mark, 264
Chalmers, William George, entered in
Newcastle goldsmiths' company's
books, 440

Chancery suit relating to lands at
Netherwitton, 131

Chapman, Sarah, of Whitby, legacy to
repair Quaker meeting house and
graveyard at North Shields, 275
Charlemagne, letter of, to Offa, king of
Mercia, 226

Charles II. and preaching licences, 205
Charleton of the Bower, 102
Charters, Select, Stubbs's, 122n
Charter, The Great, 163

Chatton communion cup and flagon, 259
Chawbre, James, Newcastle goldsmith,
400

Chawner, Henry, silversmith, 260
Cheshire and Lancashire, men of, at
Flodden, 14, 366

Chester-le-Street, 85, 379; communion
cup and paten, 267
Chesters, 80

Chevington, East and West, ancient
farms in, 154

Chillingham castle captured by Scots,
355; Edward Gray captain of, 355 n;
church, communion plate of, 259,260
Chirton, number of farms in, 135; East
and West, ancient farms in, 154
Chollerton parish and township, ancient
farms in, 154; church, communion
cup, 260

Chorographia, The, 95n, 378n
Christ on the Cross, representation of, 45
Christian II. of Denmark subdued
Sweden, 223

Chronicles of England, Holinshed,

359n

Church Kelloe communion plate, 264
cup, etc., 266

Church plate, Old, in counties of North-
umberland and Durham, 249; Car-
lisle, 249; melted, 250

Churchyard cross, Blanchland, 304
Cilurnum, Roman bridges across the
North Tyne near, 328
Civil War, 37

Clare, Joseph, silversmith, 259
Clark, John, of Alnwick, 281
Clarkson's Survey, 142, 148

Claverings of Callaly, 96

at, 325

Commons, House of, 459

Common fields, Hitchen, Hertfordshire;
Burton Agnes, Yorkshire, 130
Communities, ancient, study of customs
of, commenced in Germany, 123; in
England, 123; in France, 123; in
Russia, 123; Village, in east and
west, 123n

Concilia, Wilkin's, 226

Coniscliffe communion cup, 263
Constable, sir Marmaduke, 7, 357;
Flodden, 27, 30; monumental inscrip-
tion in Flamborough church, 357
Conyers, lord, 369

Cookson, Isaac, 260, 261, 266, 267, 423,
et seq.; apprenticed to Mr. Batty, a
Newcastle goldsmith, 423, 433
Cookson, John, partner in Old Bank,
455, 456; died, 457, 466; Isaac, son
of John, partner in Old Bank, 457;
retired, 462

Cope, sir John, orders drawn by, 452;
defeat of, 453

Copenhagen taken and sacked by forces
of the Bund, 217

477

Corbridge, butts at, 128; MS. map of
common field strips, 130; enclosure
award, 130; strips known as 'The
Cavils,' 140 n; church, communion
cup and paten, 260

Cornhill, communion cup, 259
Cornwall, freeholds of many manors in
hands of lord, 144; tin mines of,
mortgaged to Easterlings, 232
Corpus Insc. Latin., quoted, 77n
Cosen's lane, London, 243

Cosin, John, bishop of Durham, 393
Cote, Aston and, fishing rights of
tenants of manor of, 130

Cotes, Thomas, rector of Rothbury, 94;
schoolmaster at Stanton, 94
Cottagers holding in undivided town-
ship, 140

Cottingwood, race course at, 58

Coulanges, The Origin of Property in
Land, 122 n, 123

Council and Officers for 1893, v.; for
1894, xxix

Country bankers, meeting of, 459
Courts leet and baron, Morpeth,
customs of, 52

Coutts & Co., 455, 458

Coutts, Alexander, letter to, 453
Coutts, James, of Edinburgh, goes to
London, 454; marries niece of George
Campbell, 454; taken into partner-
ship, 454; suggested as 'junior' for
'Old Bank,' Newcastle, 455

Coutts, John, banker in Edinburgh,
452; letter to, 453; four sons of,
454; lord provost, 454; portrait of,
454, 455

Coutts, Patrick, 454; Thomas, 454
Coûtumes de Normandie, 125 n
Cowper (lady), account of, 107;

Diary, 102n et seq.; née Mary
Clavering of Chopwell, 107

Coxon, Robert, affidavit of, relating to
ancient farms in North Middleton, 153
Coyll, Humphrey, Newcastle, gold-
smith, 400

Cracow, a Hanse town, 218

Crail, church at, similar to church at
Haltwhistle, 177

Cramer, John, Newcastle goldsmith,
400; Thomas, Newcastle goldsmith,

Crefeld, Roman altar from, 325
Creighton (canon), The Northumbrian
Border, 121n

Creswelle, John de, 350
Cripps, Wilfred J., on Northumberland
and Durham church plate, 249; Old
English Plate, 397

Cristofori's Storia dei Cardinali di
Santa Romana Chiesa, quoted

271n

Cross, medieval, at Low hall, Middle-
ton St. George, 45
'Croke, le,' 269

Cronotassi dei cardinali, quoted 271 n
Crookham, Scottish artillery drawn up
opposite, 362

'Curse of Scotland,' the, 364
Crops, rotation of, 125

Crossman, sir William, on a bull of
Adrian IV. relating to Neasham
priory, 268

=

Croyland, abbey of, 150
Crucifixion, representation of, on
painted glass, 303
Cucking stool, the, 216
'Culfre Cotes' dove-cotes, 281
Cullercoats, 275; Quaker burial-ground
at, 274; surrender of lands at, 276;
Arnold's close at, 276; removal of
remains in Quaker burial-ground at,
to Preston cemetery, 277; land form-
ing pier demised to John Carr, 283;
'Sparrow hall,' 285; leases to get
coal at, 285; and freestone at, 285;
salt pans at, 286; Historic memo-
randa concerning,' 287; ownership
of pier at, 287; baths at, 290; lease
of waggonway at, 292; deed relating
to Sparrow hall,' 293

Cultivation, two and three field system
of, 122

Cumberland, duke of, 453

Cuneus, examples of word on Roman
inscriptions, 324

Curiosities of Literature, 215n
Currey, Robert, of North Shields,
drowned in Lawson's sumpe, 280;
Isabel, wife of, 289; Robert, son of,
289
Curry, William, entered in Newcastle
goldsmiths' company's books, 440
Customers of bank, 458, 459
Customs of ancient communities, study
of, commenced in Germany, 123; in
England, 123; in France, 123; in
Russia, 123

Customs of Morpeth courts leet and
baron, 52

Customs and Ancient Laws of Russia,
123n

Cuthbertson, George, 171; Hannah,
171; Elizabeth, 171, 172; Anne.
172; Philadelphia, 172; see pedi-
gree, 175

Cutheard, bishop, 379

D.

Dacre, lord, 2, 357; chief leader of
Cumberland men at Flodden, 13, 28;
accused of secret leanings to Scottish
side, 13; ancestor of Bessie wi' the
braid apron,' 13; vigorous charge of,
30, 367; sent his Agnus Dei to
Surrey, 30; discovered body of
Scottish king stripped, 34; founded
Neasham priory, 268

Dale, James, of Ravensthorpe, 201
Dalston, William, curate of Slaley, 342
Dalton, 261; William, apprentice to

Newcastle goldsmiths' company, 438
Dand, Middleton Henry, of Hauxley,
133; affidavit of, as to ancient farms
in Warkworth, 154

Dantzic, one of the Hanse towns, 217
Darcy, lords, 175

Darlington, St. Cuthbert's, communion
cup and flagons, 265; cup and cover,
267

'Dead Friar's hill,' 301
Death and the Antiquaries, 123
Dees, R. R., 130

Delaval, Hugh, baron of, marries Maud
de Bolbeck, 296

Delaval, John, of Tynemouth, 276;
Peter, 276; Ralph, confirmation of
lands at Cullercoats, 276

Demans and High Buston, ancient
farms in, 154

Dendy, F. W., on the ancient farms of
Northumberland, 121

Denmark, letter anent Flodden to court
of, 354

Dernton, abbot John, of Fountains, 383
Derwent, valley of, 295

Derwentwater, St. Herbert, hermit of,
91

'Derwentwater's lights,' 106

Derwentwater, earl of, roadside cross to
memory of, 94; and meeting at
Greenrig, 99

Deventer, one of the Hanse towns, 217
Dinsdale, communion cups at, 263, 266;

paten, 264; Elizabethan cups, 254
Disraeli, Curiosities of Literature, 215n
District Bank, Northumberland and
Durham, 463, 464

Dixon, George, apprentice to Newcastle
goldsmiths' company, 440; deserted
his master, 440

Dixon, D. D., Jacobite movement in
Upper Coquetdale, 93
Dockwray, 459

Documents, old, at Merton college,
Oxford, 113

Doddington bridge, Surrey crossed Till
at, 359; church, communion plate,
262

Dodds, Henry, of Peels, affidavit of as
to ancient farms in Elsdon, 154
Dodson, Albany, Newcastle goldsmith,

400

Dodsworth, of Thornton Watlass, 175;
rector of Gateshead, 175
Domesday Studies, 125n, 150
Domesday Survivals, Taylor, 130
Doncaster, 115

Donkin, John, brewer, 375

Doran's London in Jacobite Times,
108n, 109n

Dordrecht, one of the Hanse towns, 217
Dorpat, one of the Hanse towns, 217
Dortmund, 216; one of the Hanse
towns, 217

Doubleday, John, 194; Thomas, 377
Douglas, earl of, 369

Douthwayte, John, Newcastle gold-
smith, 266, 400

Dove, family of, of Tynemouth, Culler-
coats, and Whitley, 281; Robert,
281; a considerable landowner, 283;
one of twenty-four' of Tynemouth
church, 283; will of, 292

Dove, Barbara, married Thomas Fearon,
287

Dove, John, 289; collieries at Whitley

demised to, 283; grants lease to
John Carr of land forming pier at
Cullercoats, 283; will of, 293
Dove, John, son of Thomas, of Wapping,

286; married Mary Hudson, 287;
sells mansion at Cullercoats, 286;
daughters Sarah, 287; Eleanor
marries rev. Curwin Hudleston, 287
Dove, Thomas, 285; married Elizabeth
Shipton, 285; death of, 285
Dove, Thomas, of Whitley and Culler-

coats, sale of Arnold's close to, 276;
lease to get coal by to Richard
Simpson, 285; Christopher, 281; will
of, 290; John, son of, 276, 280;
Oswald, of Monkseaton, 281; Thomas,
280, 281; Ellenor, wife of, 281;
Frances, daughter of, 280; William,
280, 290; Eliner, wife of, 280, 290;
Alice, daughter of, 289; Mary,
daughter of, 289

Dove, Mary, wife of John, of Whitley,
284, 289

Dove, lieutenant, 289

479

Dunston Hill, 452

Durham before the Conquest, Long-
staffe's, 380n

Durham, co., church plate of, 249; no
pre-Reformation chalice in, 250;
Surtees's History of, referred to,
272n; a 'farm' or 'farmhold' in,
127

Durham, Northumberland and, church
plate of, 397

Durham, men of bishopric of, at Flodden,
27; bishop Ruthall of, letters con-
cerning Flodden, 36

Durham, 115, 116; bishops of, 163,
183; Wessington, prior of, 86
Durham abbey, lord Surrey hears mass
in, 7

Durham cathedral, communion plate,
264; large set of plate, 265; Nine
Altars in, 382

Durham Chapter library, pre-Reforma-
tion paten in, 252; Roman inscrip-
tions in, 309

Durham, St. Giles, communion cup and
cover, 263; paten, 266; flagon, 267;
St. Margaret, communion cup, 264;
paten, 267; St. Mary in the South
Bailey church, alms dish, 263; cup,
etc., and flagon, 266; St. Mary-le-
Bow, communion cup, 263; flagons
and patens, 264; St. Nicholas, com-
munion cup, etc., 264; St. Oswald's,
alms dish, 264; collecting basin,
266; cup, 267

Durham, Northumberland and, an
archaeological map of, xxi; Trans-
actions of Archaeological Society of,
referred to, 297n
Dyer, chief justice, 133

E.

E, T, linked silversmith's mark, 259
Earsdon, ancient farms in, 152; number
of farms in, 135; customary payment
to vicar of, 152; communion cup and
paten of church, 259, 262

Easington, North Yorkshire, church of,
dedicated by St. Cuthbert, 91
Easterlings, the, 226; tin mines of
Cornwall mortgaged to, 232

East and west, village communities in,
123

Easter, Roman practice of fixing, 86;
act of civil power at Whitby, 86n;
in Russia and Austria kept by
Catholics of Latin rite according to
eastern calendar, 86n

Eata retired to banks of Tweed, 87;
conformed to Roman way of keeping
Easter, 86; appointed abbot over
English monks at Lindisfarne, 86;
bishop of Lindisfarne, 88
Economic History, Ashley's 122n
Eden, sir John, 460, 461
Edinburgh, 452, 454, 466; St. Giles's
church, 392

Edlingham communion plate, 262
Edmundbyers communion cup, 265
Edward I., 162, 296; abbot of Blanch-
land summoned as a peer to parlia-
ment, twenty-third year of, 228;
charter of Inspeximus, 339
Edward III., 183; and the Hansa
league, 232

Edward IV., 113; and the Hansa, 235
Edward VI., church plate melted dur
ing reign of, 250

Effigy, Sedgefield church, 390
Effingham, lord Howard of, hero of
the Armada, 11

Egfrid, King, 88; gave lands of Cart-
mel to St. Cuthbert, 89; defeat and
death of, 89

Eggescliva, Alan de, gift to Neasham by,

268

Eggs and poultry, rental paid in, 128
Eglingham communion plate, 259, 261
Egred, bishop, gave Gedweardes' to
church of St. Cuthbert, 89
Egton in Furness, 89

Egyptian shadoof, lever arrangement
of, 335

Egyston, Robert, on grave cover,
Blanchland, 303; Thomas, on grave
cover, 303

Eimbech, one of the Hanse towns, 217
Elbing, 215; one of the Hanse towns,
217

Elfled, abbess of Whitby, 91
Elizabeth, queen, and the Hansa, 241;
church plate melted during reign of,
250; barony of Bolbeck in crown,
296
Elizabethan communion cups, 252, 259,
262, 263
Ellenborough, 80

Ellison, 459; Elizabeth, wife of William
Fenwick, of Stanton, 95n; Robert,
of Otterburn, 287; Elizabeth, daugh-
ter of, married Henry Hudson, 287;
Robert, junior, 458

Elrington, town green of, 146; hall
and demesnes, 146

Elsdon parish, ancient farms in, 154;
communion plate, 261, 262

Elswick, 129; customary farms in, 142;
'butts' in common fields of, north
and south, 128

Elton, Origins of English History,
140

Elton communion cup. 265

Elwick hall communion cup and alms
dish, 265

Ely, bishop of, court at Littleport, 142;
James Stanley, bishop of, 356; arms
of, 356; queen Ethelreda, foundress
of, 356
Embleton, journey from Oxford to, and
back in 1464, 113; living of, belongs
to Merton college, Oxford, 113;
communion plate, 262

Embleton, near Sedgefield, ancient
chapel at, 380

Embleton, Dr., on black and brown
rats, 97

Emma, daughter of Waldeof, 268
Emmerich, one of the Hanse towns,
217

'Emperor's people,' 227

Engelais, grant to Neasham by, 268
England, study of customs of ancient

communities in, 123; villeinage in,
123n; Teutonic trade with, 213;
cloth exported from, 238; Hansa
privileges in, withdrawn, 242; opera-
tions of Hanseatic league forbidden,
224

English, defeat of right of, at Flodden,

30; attempt to close Baltic to, 235;
the hall' of the, 125; cloth, sale of,
forbidden, 236; merchants to quit
Germany, 243

English at Flodden, alarm of the, 365
Eric, king, 219

Errington, Thomas, of Beaufront, 102
Errol, earl of, 367 et seq.

Esh communion paten, 264; cup, 266
Esher, lord, 144

'Espoir conforte le Gueval,' motto on

James IV.'s sword, 371
Essex, Arthur, earl of, demise of collieries

at Whitley to John Dove, 283
Etal, 37; Thomas Carr of, 39; castle
taken by Scots, 7, 355

Etheldreda, St., queen of Northumber-
land, banner of, 356