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EBITEB FOB THE OOMMITTEE BY W, H, BYLAND8, F.8.A.,P.A.Q.D.O,,

and W, J. SONGHUBST, P.A.G.D.a

VOLUME XXI.

H. Kkble, Pbiktkr, Margatk

1908.

\1077

TABLE OF CONTENTS.

LODGE PROCEEDINGS.

Friday,lOth January,1908

Friday,6th Maroh, 1908

Friday, Ut May, 1908

Wednesday, 24th June, 1908,St. John's Day in Harvest

Taesday, 14th July,1908

Thuraday, 16th July to Sanday, 19th July,1903 (Summer Outing" Durham) ...

Friday,2nd October,1908

Monday, 9th November, 1908,Festival of the Four Crowned Martyrs

NOTES AND QUERIES.

The A.rmorial Bearings of the Grand Masters of the Order of Malta, from

1113 to 1536

Henry Yeuele,freemason to Edward III.,Richard II.,and Henry IV.

St. John the Apostle" The Patron Saint of Freemasonry in Scotland

F.R.S. and F.L.8.

Chronologyof Scottish Rite Masonry

Naymus Grecus, a curious Mason

Astley's

The Connection of the Scott Family with Freemasonry ...

Notes on the Heraldry of the Gastle of Bndrum

Masonic Gravestone

Henry Yeuele ...Swaffham Great Lodge

Sharri Tephlia

Cromwell and Freemasons " Irish Popular Belief

Major-GeneralJoseph Warren

The Originof the Pillars to King Solomon's Temple

Early Philadelphianvisits to Lodge St. David, Ediubnrgh

Gregorian Galendar

OBITUAHY.

Achard, Dr. A. L.

Allen,William John

Armitage, Dr. Samuel Harris Tatham

Atherton, Jeremiah Leeoh

Baker, George Comstock

Barchus, T. J. ...

Beak, Henry ...

Beu, John Charles Frederick ...

Boswell,Ifa/or-Genera{John James

Braine, Woodhonse

Bramble, GoL James Roger

Brough, Bennett Hooper

Burdon, Jfo/orAugnstus E.

Burkitt, Hon. S"r William Robert

Chard, Ernest James

Cook, Thomas ...

Crabtree, Charles

Daley, G. J.

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OBllV kRY."Contlnued.

Dalrjmple,Jamea D. 6.

Dewell,James D.

Dowsc, Francis

Filliugham,Rev. Robert Charles

Flather, W. T.

Gilks,William J.

Hovenden, Robert

Jacoletto,Martin John

Eemmie, Edward Bernhard

Eing, George William

Leighton,Alexander Robert

LightfootyBruce

Lombard, Major Graves Chamney Swan

McGutcheoni Dr. Charles

Main, Alexander M.

Matveieff,Basil

Micholls, E. B.

Moutray, Rev.J"mea Maxwell ...

Newton, James

Falmer,Rev. James Nelson

Patterson,Dr. John N.

Sansom, Dr. Arthur Ernest

Schoder, Anthony

Sinclair,Hagh William

Smith, John

Southam, John Downes

Thomas, John Douglas

Thorley,James

Trevor-Smith, James

Watson, Daniel Ernest

"Webber, Frederick

Weigall,Rev. Edward Mitford ...

Williams,Robert Jamea

Willock,Col. George Woodford

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PAPERS AND ESSAYS.

New Light on the Oid Piilars which stood in front of the

Porch of Solomon's Temple. By Canon J. W. Horsloy

Descriptionof the Tabernacle,6 ; The Temple built to same designand

proportions,7 ; Piilars dt Tyre, Bethel,Goza, Larnaka, Wiirzburg; Mr.

Caldecott's views as to use of Solomon's piilarsfor c"r"monial purposes, 8;

Their names inscribed upou them ; Their height; Their capitals,9.

Comments by W. J. Songhnrst,11 ; W. Wonnacott, 12; W. B. Hextall,16.

An Old Minute Book of Lodge Perfect Unanimity, now No.

150, Madras. By H.-rbert Bradley

D"BCovery of Minute Buok, 10; Fines for non-attendance, 20; a ballot

taken for each degrce,21 ; Master not necessarilya Past Warden,

22; Wardens conferred degreesin the absence of the Master; Deacono

mentionod in 1791, 24; Amicable relations with French Lodges,

25; Financial positionof the Lodge; Votes to Provincial Grand Lodge and

Charity,27; Quaint terms of expresaion,29; Certificates granted for

degrees,30 ; Oratious,31.

19

^ahleof Cimients. V.

PAPERS AND ESSAYS."Gontinued, PAGE.

Some Old Suburban Taverns and Masonry. By J. P. Simpson. 38

The rise and devolopment of Suburban London, 38; The Lodge afc the

Swan, Greenwicb; lis members engaged in the buildingof Greenwich

Hospital,40. The Royal Magazine,The Mitre,The Ship,The Crown and

Sceptre,The Blue Anohor, 41 ; Woolwich, The Crown aod Anchor, Royal

ArtilleryTavern ; Deptford, The Griffin,The Oxford Arms, The JoUy

Potters, The White Swan, The Swan, The Jamaica HoQse, 42 ; Southwark,

The George,The Buirs Head, The Three Tuns, Marshalsea Tap-honse, The

KiDg's Arms", The Queen's Head, The White Hart and Jack Cade, 43 ;

Lambeth, The Three Marinera,The Old Crown and Cushion,The Crown,

Cuper'sGardons and The Featheis, The Wheatsheaf,44; Wandsworth, The

Turk's Head and the Garratt "lection,The King'sArms, The Red House, 45 ;

Putney, The Bowling Green, Summer Meetings,46 ; Richmond, The Red

Lion, Origin of the sign,The Dog, The Talbot, The Castle,The Feathers,

The Crioketerjj,The Greyhound, The Toy Tavern, Harapton Court, 47;

Brentford, The Lion, The Star and Garter, 48 ; Hammersmith, The

Windsor Castle,The Angel, The King's CofiFee-Honse ; The fonndation

stone of Hammersmith Bridge laid by the Duke of Sussez, The Bell and

Anchor, 49 ; Kensington,The Red Lion,The King'sArms, The Greyhound,

The Rose and Crown; Chelsea,The Old Swan, 50; The Old Chelsea Bun-

House, Don Saltero's CofiFee-Honse,The Old Eing's Arms, Cremorne

Gardons, The Duke of York, The Old Cheshire Cheese, The Old Black

Horse, The Magpie and Stump, The Duke's Head, The Cadogan Arms,

The Mulberry Gardons,The Gun Tavern, The Flask, The Mooster, 51 ;

Uyde Park Corner, The Sun and Falcon,The Running Horse, The Red

Lion and Richard Steele;Paddingtoo,The Red Rion, The Wheatsheaf,^

The Horce and Sacks, The Pontefraot Castle,The Star and Garter,

The Manor Hoise Tavern ; Marylebone, The Gardons,The Rose, and The

Duel between the Duke of Hamilton and Lord Mohun, The Cannon, The

Half Moon ; Totteuham Court, The Adam and Ere, 52; The Red Lion, The

Talbot, The Coachmakers' Arms, The Carpenters'Arms ; Clerkenwell,The

Prioryof St. John of J"rusalem, The G"te- House, The J"rusalem Tavern,

The Red Lion,The Red Bull, The Three Cups, 53 ; Islington,The Old

Queen's Head, The King's Head, The Crown, The Pied Bull,The Ship,

TheKingof Prussia,Canonbury Tavern, 54; Highgate, The Gate-House,

Swearing upon the Horns, The Castle and Lodge No. 79; Hampstead, The

Wells Tavern, The Golden Spikes,The Flask,The Upper Bowling Green

and the Kit-Cat Club,The King'sHead, The Bull and Bush, Jack Straw's

Castle. Comments by W. J. Hughan, 56; and W. J. Songhnrst,67.

Notes on Freemasonry in Cork City. By T. J. Westropp ... 59

Papers in the possessionof Mr. Dudley Westropp, 58 ; Letter from Lord

Donoughmore to Dr. Thomas Westropp, 59; Th""tre tickets for Lee Sugg's

benetit,Poem addressed to Dr. Thomas Westropp, 61.

Two Editors of the Booi" of Constitutions. By ". L. Hawkins... 76

John Entick, Editor of the 1756 Edition, His Life,76; His writings,

attacks on the Government and cons"quent law suit, 77 ; His Masonio

career, 79 ; His connection with the Sun Lodge at Shadwell,Dr. 01iver*s

r"f"rences to him, 8"; John Noorthouok,Editor of the 1784 Edition,His

Life,81; His writings,His Masonio career, 82; His membership of the

Lodge of Antiqnity,88. Comments by W. J. Chetwode Crawley and W.

B. Hextall, 84.

VI. table ofContents.

PAPERS AND ESSAYS."Gontinued. paob.

Notes on the Society of Gregorians. Bj w. H. Rylands ... 91

Originof the word Oregoriaii,"The Merry Grcgs" compared with "Roger

the Grigg " in Tom d' Urfey's Wit and Mirth, 91 ; The Gregorianspro-

bably exiated in London "n 1730, A Chapter constitnted at St. Alban's in

1730,92; R"f"rences in Notes, and Queries The Cheap Side Chapter cun-

stitated in 1736,The Constitutional Songin Bickham's Musical EntertaincTy

1742, The Pope's Head Chapter, London, in 1742, R"f"rences in the

Bunciad, 1742, 93; An engrared list of Chapters circa 1750, Sermon

preached by Farmerie Maltus, 1752, 94; R"f"rences in Smollet's TraveU

throughFrance and Italy,and Crabbe's The BoroughyDinner- ticket of 1787,

95 ; The Gregor"an Arms, Bermondsey, 96 ; The Chapter at Norwich,

Portrait of Sir Edward Astley,Grand of the Order, 97 ; R"f"rences in

Norwich New"papers, 1761-1805,98 ; Prince William of Gloacester,Grand

of the Norwich Chapter,100 ; Lord Nelson a Member, 101 ; The Wakefield

Chapter Constitnted 1796, Raies and R"gulations,102; Bye-laws, 104;

Medals,107; Engraved sammons, 108; List of Members, 124. Comments

by W. B. Hextall,130; E. H. Dring,132 ; S. T. Klein,136.

A Masonic Pantomime and eome other Plays. By W. B.

Hextall... ... ... ... ...

138

The " Harleqnin Freemason '' at Covent Gardon Th""tre, December, 1780,

Descriptionof the Pantomime, 138; Words of the Songs, 139; The

Coachman's Song, said to hav^e been introduced in 1781, 152 ; The Pro-cession

of the PrincipalGrand Masters, 153; Probable Cast, 154; The" G"nerons Freemason " at the Haymarket, 1731, Masonic dedication.

Performance at Bartholemew Fair,1730, 155; William Rufns Chetwood,

156; Masonic prologuesand "pilogues,"The Freemason," by John Lane,

157; " The Freemason," by J. P. Hart, 158.

The Henery Heade IVIS.,1675. By E. L. Hawkins... ... 161

Descriptionof book containingthe MS., in Inner Temple Library,161;

Comparison with the William Watson MS., 162 ; Transcriptof the Henery

Heade MS., 163; Notes,169.

Freeman and Cowan, with sp"cial r"f"rence to the Records

of Lodge Canongate Kilwinning. By Alfred A. Arbuthnot

Murray ... ... ... ... ... 185

L"gal Statas and Constitution of Craft incorporationsof Scotland, 185;

Canongate a Burgh like Edinburgh, Admission of non-operativesto trade

incorporationsdid not make the latter sp"culativesocieties,186 ; Free-mason

Lodges arose by a process of bndding or s"gr"gation from the trade

incorporations,The Records of the Incorporationof Wrights,Coop"ra and

Masons of Canongate from which sprang Lodge Canongate Kilwinning,

187 ; Meeting placesof the Incorporation,188 ; The Freeraan's Oath, 189 ;

Acts of Craft,with illustrative extracts from Minutes,190; Classifications

of workmen, 195; Status of the Cowan, 196; Meaning and d"rivation of

the word Cowan, 202.

The Taylor IVIS. Pr"face, By William Watson ... ... 211

Commentary, By W. J. Hugban ... ... 212

Description of the scroll, Its former ownership, 211 ; Presentod to

Provincial Grand Lodge of West Yorkshire, 212; Taylor MS. compared

with Alnw"ck MS. and Gateshead MS., 213 ; Transcriptof the TaylorMS.,214.

Table of Contents. ' vii.

PAPERS AND ESSAYS."Coritinued. page.

Summer Outing, July, 1908. By S. Walehe Owen ... ... 218

Masonic r"ceptionat Snnderland, 219; 6t. Peter's Church,Monlcwear-

moath, The Phoenix Lodge,220; Dnrharo,The Masonic Hall,The Cathedra!,'

The Castle, 221 ; The Bede M"morial ; Barnard Castle,222 ; Baby Castle,

223.

Early Masons' Contracts at Durham. By E. H. Dring ... 225

Gontract between the Prior of Darham and John Bell,Mason, dated 1488,

225 ; Other indentures preservedin the Registryof the Dean and Chapter,

Darham, 226.

The Man of Taste ; a Satire of 1733. By W. B. Hextall ... 230

The Building of Canons, Bivalry between the Duke of Chandos and the

Earl of Burlington, Pope's Epistle,Hogarth's Caricatures,230; James

Bramston's " Man of Taste,"231 ; James Figg,prize-fighter,Dr. Desagniiers,

Colley Cibber, 232 ; Freemasonry and Royal Society,233 ; James Miller's" Man of Taste" at the Th""tre Royal, Drury Lane; Pope's r"f"rence to

Freemasonry in oonjunctionwith the Royal Sooiety,235 ; Comments by

J. P. Simpson, 236; Canon J. W. Horsley, 237; W. J. Hughan and W.

Wonnacott, 238.

Henry Yveie, The King's Master Mason, 1320-1400. By W.

Wonnacott... ... ... ...

244

R"f"rences in " Constitutions " of 1723 and 1738,244 ; Tvele at work on

St. Stephen'sChapel,Westminster; The Jury-listof 1356| His connection

with William of Wykeham, 245; His work at Westminster Abbey; Owner-

shipof a quarry at Purbeck, 216; Patents from Richard II.,Work at St.

Dunstan*s Church, Thames Street,and Cowling Castle,247 ; His property

in the City of London, 248 ; The West Porch of Westminster Abbey, 249 ;

The tomb of Anne of Bohemia, 250; Westminster Hall, Yvele as a

designer; His work at King'sHall,Cambridge, and Queenboro'Castle,251 ;

His Will,252.

Installation AddreSS. By John T. Thorp. ... ... 257

The Toast of "The WorshipfuI Master." By F. H. Goldney ... 261

Two Anclent Legends concerning the First Temple, termed" Soiomon'S Temple." By John Yarker. ... 264

Legends among the Arabs and the Accadians of Babylon, R"f"rences to

the Insect Shermah, 261 ; The Fratres Lmcxs,Legends in the Babylonian

Talmud, 265 ; Legends from the Book Yalkut, 268.

REVIEW.

Transactions of the Lodge of Research No. 2429,

Leioester,for the year 1907-8 ... W. J. Hughan ... 177

INDEX.

Adoption, Gertificate of Lodge ofAncients, Banner with arma of Grand

Lodge of

Astley'sTh""tre ...A thol Warrant of 176 1

Audit Beport

Bail,R"signationof Rev. G. J.Ballot, separate for each DegreeBartholomew Fair, Masouic Play at ...Bishops,Meeting of Mason ...Burlington,the "arl of, as an Archi-

teet...

Ganonbury Tavernand Gountry FeastRGanons Fark

Chapters (R.A.) referred to:"Kiog Solomon. Louisville

Kingston, Jamaica...

Eilwinuing in the SastNo. 9, Bristol

Ph"nix, Paris

Ramsey, Lacknow ...Sandeman, "llahabad

Shakespeare,Dublin ...Sincerity,Bradford ...

Gonstitutions of 1756

"1784

Gork, Freemasonry in

Gountry Feasts

"Meetings of Lodges

,,Stewards

...

Gowan and Freeman

,,MeaniDg of the Word

"Status of,in Scotland

Gowling Gastle, Building ofGraft Incorporationsof ScotlandGromwell and Freemasons

...

Gub t,Length of ...

Deacon or Eirkmaster

Degrees conferred by Wardens

Desaj^uliers,Rectorof Stanmore Parva

Durham, Early Masons' Goutracts at

"Summer Oating ...

Election of Lodge Officers ...

Engraved List of Lodges ...

Exhlbits:-

Apron, Gombination of R.A. andRed Gross of Babylon

"Engraved

"Engraved French

"Grand Lodge of Darm-

stadt...

"No. 244

Banner of Prince Mur"t

Bye-'aws,Mercian LodgeGertificate,Lodge of Adoption

" Hyman Gohen

"Isaac Venu

"R.A. at Paris

Gharts, Order of Misraim

Engraved List of Lodges, Fac-simil" of 1735 Edition

...

Freemason's Accusation and

P"f ence

PAOB.

220

69

74

2

255

21

155

205

241

54

230

72

37

229

177

34

184

184

74

184

79

83

58

54, 55

46

56

185

202

196

248

185

181

13

185

24

237

225

218

24

5,263

229

256

255

256

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74

4

36

37

5

34

36

5

4

Exhibits :-PAOIC.

Index. IX.

Exhibits;-

Warrant, " Ano"ents," LodgeNo. 87

Warrant, for St. John's Lodge,Gonnecticut

Warrant, Order of Misraim

Fines for non-attendance at Lodge ...Foundation Stone of Hammersmith

Bridge laid hj Duke of Suasex ...Freeman and Cowan

Freeman's Oath...

Freemasonrj and the Royal Society...Freemasou to the KingFreemasons and Jaoobites

...

F.B.S. and F.L.S....

G"nerons Freemaaon, The...

Grave Stone, Masonic

Greenwich Hospital,Freemasons oon-nected with Buildingof

Gregor"an CalendarGregorians,Chapters of the Society

" Societyof

"Sir Edward Astley,Grand of the Society ...

"Prince William of

Glouoester,Grand of theSociety

"Medals of the Society ...

Gregories,Societyof theGregs, The Merry ...

Hammersmith Bridge, FoundationStone laid by Duke of Snssex

Harlequin FreemasonHarodim

...

Henery Heade MS.

Heraidry at Budi-um

Installation A^ddress,John T. Thorp..Imm"diate Past Master,Position of ...

Jaoobites and Freemasons...

Eing'sMaster Mason, The ...

Legends conoerniogSolomon's TempleList of Lodges,** "ncients "

Lodge at the Marshalsea ...Lodges in Scotland,Origin of

Lodges,List of ^* Ancients "

Lodges referred to :"

Amity, LondonAnchor and Hope, Bolton

Antiqnity,London ...Antiquity,LouisvilloArdente Amiti", Kouen

Bandou

BantryBear and Harrow, Temple BarBedfqrd Head, Govent GardenBritannia,Sheffield ...Britannio, London ...

Bull and Bntcher. Rag Fair ...Oaledonian, London ...Canongate and Leitb

Oanongate Kilw"DningCastle,of Harmony, London ...Oaveac, liOndon

Charle ville ...

Clonakilty ...Gonstitntional,London

Cork

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264 .

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82, 23772

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263

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70,18537

48

69

59

44,5059, 221

Index,

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Lodges referred to: "

St. James's Union, London ... 52St. John'B,Connecticut ... 90

St. John's,London ... ... 43, 56'

St. Lake'a, London ... ... ^^ |Scientific,Binpley ... ... 183Sooon and Perth ... 60, 2L3

Scots Arms, Hay Market ... 263Shakespeare, Dublin... ... 74 i

Silurean, Ludlow ... ... 4

Skibbereen...... ...

59 |Star of the East, Capetown ... 37

Sun, Upper Shadwell ... 80 .

Swan, Greenwich ... ... 40

Swan, Hampatead ... ... 55 |Swan, Lonp: Acre ... ... 233 i

Temp"rance, London ... 42

Thirteen Cantons ... ... 263

Three Grand Principles,London 54 |Three Sugar Loaves, Smitht"eld 263

Tralee ... ... ... 59 i

TripleHope, Isle of France ... 24Two Brewers, Holborn ... 263

Unanimity, Wakefield ... 211

Union, Jamaica ... ... 37

Union Waterloo, Woolwich ... 41 !

United Marinera, London ... 43 I

United Traders',London ... 40Valentia

... ... ...59

Vedra, Sunderland ... ... 222

Vernon, BishopsgateStreet ... 263

"Westbourne, London... ... 51

Westminster and Keystone,London

... ...53

White Hart, Shug Lane ... 263

Wiltshire,Devizes ... ... 229

Youghal ... ... ... 59

Mal ta.Armoriai Bearings of Order of 62ManofTaste

... ... ...230

Masons' Contracts at Durham ... 225

Master Mason, The King's .. ... 244

Medals of the Gregorians ... ... 107Medal presentedto Dr. W. J. Chetwocjle

Crawley ... .. ... 254

M"morial to General Joseph Warren... 182

Meyerbeer,Member of a Frenoh Lodge 37

Misraim, Warrants isaued under

Order of ... ... ... 34

MS. Constitutions .. ... ... 161,211

Nomination of Warden s ... ... 30

Oath, The Freeman's ... ... 189

OflScera of Lodges elected ... ... 24

Old Charges ... ... ... 161,211

Pantomime, Masonic ... ... 138

Persons referred to:"

Achard, A. L. ... ... 184

Addey, George.

... ...127

Aitkine, James ... ... 192

Allen, W.J. ... ... 71

Anderson, Thomas ... 199

Arbuthnot. Dr. John... ... 239

Armitage, F. ... ... 270

Arraitage,Joseph ... ... 127

Armitage, S. H. T. ... ... 71

Ashmole, Elias ... ... 46

Astley,Sir Edward ... ... 97,108Astley,Phillip ... ... 69

Atherton,J. L. ... ... 183

Ayttonne, Hector ... ... 200

Pain,G. W.... ... ... 178

PA6R.

Persons referred to :"

Baird,John ... ... ... 199

Baker, G. Corastock ... ... 72

Bail,Ber. C. J 255

Barchus, T. J. ... .. 72

Barker, John ... ... 127

Barnard, Lord ... 223

Bartone, Symon ... 245B"tes, Col. ... ... ... 100

Bauchop, John ... ... 199Baudwen, William ... ... 125

Beak, Henry ... .. 272

Beanchamp. Sir John ... 251

Begemann, Dr. W. ... ... 66,244Bell,Capt. ... ... ... 28

Bell,John ... ... ... 225

Bell,Seymour ... ... 227,255Bennett, William

... ...226

Bern"s,Bro. ... ... 25

Berry,Ifr. ... ... ... 46

Best, Godfrey ... ... 250Best, William ... ... 37

Beu, J. C. F. ... ... 272

Biggs,A. E.... ... .. 9

Bingley,Robert ... 127

Blake, Peter ... ... 252

Bland, Joseph ... ... 240

Bohemia, Anne of ... ... 250

Bol ton, Duifce0/ ... ... 44

Bolton, Edmnnd ... ... 252

Bornwlaski, Count ... ... 221I Bosanqoet.i"ev.R. A. ... 75

I Boswell. Gen. J. J. ... ... 272'

Boutflower, Rev. D. S. ... 220

Bradley,Herbert ... ... 19Braine, Woodhouse

... ...

71

Bramble, Coi. J. R. ... ... 71

Bramston,James ... ... 233.236

I Brandon,Gregory ... ... 94

Bredone, Thomas ... ... 245

Broker, Nicholas... ...

250

Brooke, Edward .." ... 126

Brookhouse,J. C. ... ... 66

I Brough, B. H. ... ... 272Bronn, John

... ...197

Brown, Harry ... ... 271Brown, William ... 126

Brydges,James ... 230

Bullen, William ... ... 127

Bullmer, William ... ... 75

Burdon, Major A. E. ... ... 272

Burlington, J"or" of ... ... 230,241

Barkitt,Sir W. R. ... ... 184

Burne, James ... .. 190

Byrom, John ... 233,236, 242Cade, Jack

... ...43

Calcott,Wellins... ...

4

Caldecott, Rev. W. S.... 6,178

Campbell, Dr. A. E. ... ... 210

Campkin, H. H. ... ... 2Carnarvon, Marquis of ... 230

Carnatio, Nawah of the ... 27

Chadwiok, Rev. Charles...

180

Charnier,Bro....

22

Chamberlin, J. W. ... ... 2

Chambers, W. ... ... 74

Chandos, Dwfce of... ... 230,240

Chard.E.J. ... 71

Charlesworth, John...

211

Charnock, Thomas... ...

125

Chaucer, Geoffrey ... ... 249Cherche, Richard .. ... 249

Cherry,T. ... ... ... 2Chetwood, W. B.

... ...154

Child,Stephen ... ... 37

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