in the necessary repairs the old character and the old materials will be preserved. The whole building is on so small a scale and the stream is so shallow, that the expense would be trifling. The old foundations stood for one year short of two and a half centuries. It can be no great matter for modern science to put in foundations which will last twice as long. The present craze for building bridges of wide spans hardly applies to this bridge, under which no boats pass and very little water. The roadway is narrow, but not so narrow as to be dangerous, and if it were wished to widen it, this could easily be done without altering the character of the bridge.
Most people have now learned to appreciate the value of our show pieces of architecture; cathedrals, churches, castles, great houses and the like are carefully preserved. But this way-side architecture, as one may call it, has an importance which few realise, because most people go about with their eyes shut unless they are out on a sight-seeing expedition, when they half open them. The old bridges, the old cottages, even the old garden walls, are precious now, because they are rare and because in the old days these things were made comely and gracious, and now they are made, for the most part, harsh and ugly.
NOTE--The same name may occur more than once on a page.
Abercorn, Duke of, 278
Abraham and Isaac (painted glass), 285,
286, 288, 290
Acle, 94
Acquaviva, Cardinal, 14
Adams, Stephen, 38
William, 154
Adamson, Bryan, 100
John, 87
Willm', 98, 100
Adlercron, Mrs., 227
Ælfric, Bishop, 115, 118, 123
Aelmar, Bishop, 105, 109, 115, 117, 118
Ælmar, Bishop (variations of spelling of
his name), 117, 118. See also Ailmar,
Almar
Æthelheard, Bishop, 113, 114
Aiimur (Almar), Bishop, 110, 119, 123,
125-127. See also Ælmar, Almar
Ailwin, St., 122 (3)
Ainsworth (?), George, 98
Albano, Cardinal, 11
Albemarle, Duke of, 8
Albert Edward, Prince of Wales, 278
Alborowe, Mr., 158
Albye, 98
Aldam, Nathaniel, 154
Aldberch, 116
Alderford, 96
Aldred, Nicholas, 151
Aldredge, Mr., 153
Aldrich, Mr., 149
Alexandra, Princess of Wales, 278, 281
Queen, 278, 281
Alhieard (Bishop of Elmham), 113
Allare, Mr., 153
Allen, Mr. John, 159
Robert, 89, 154
Alline, Joseph, 157
Allyn, Richard, 83
Almar, Bishop, 117, 119. See also Ælmar,
Ailmar
Alpe, Rev. A. J. (Wife of), 42
Alriche, John, 103
Amsworth (? Ainsworth), George, 98
Ancona (Italy), 17
Anderson, Sir Henry, 4
Andlezer, Edward, 96
Baley, Margaret, widow, 157
Ball, Daniel, 269
Balles, Thomas, 159
Baly, Robert, 187
Bambrigg, Willm', 103
Bamcroft, John, 98
Banckes, Thomas, 99
Bancroft, Miss, 227
Banham, 88, 178, 196, 202
Baningham, 97
- parva (Barningham parva), 98
Barber, Mr. John, 160
Barford, 89
Church Plate at, described, 24
Baringe, Robert, 87
Barker, Robert, 274, 275
- Thomas, 155
Barkham, Sir Edward, 279
Sir Wm., 270, 279
- Family, 270. 279
Barloe, Raphe, 104
Barnard, J., 270
- John, 89
- Messrs., 27, 38
Barnefather, John, 156
Barneham, William, 154
Barnham Broom, 89
Church Plate at, described, 24
Barningham, Northwood, 84
-- Town, 84
- (Banningham) parva, 98
Baron, John, 71
Robert, 151
Barrett, Christopher, 151
- John, 158
- Peter, 154
- Thomas, 150
Barry, Robert, M.A., 44
Barsham, East, 85
Manor House visited and papers
read at, xviii.
-- Manor House, i.
- North, 85
West, 85
Thomas, 66, 88
Barthram, John, 84
Barton St. Andrew and All Saints
(Bendish), 86
- Bendish, 47, 48, 59
- (Turf), 83
Barwick, Mrs. Elizabeth, 28
Basingstoke, 290
Basset, Honor, 75
John, 75, 76
Sir John, 75
Bassingham, 84
Bate, Nicholas, 86, 102
Butely, Clement, 158
Bateman, Anne, 33
Peter, 33
William, 33, 269
Bates,
152
Bathelie (Bale), 99
Bawburgh, 90
- Church Plate at, described, 25
Bawdeswell, 96
Bawsey, Church Plate at, 261, 262, 264,
265, 268
Bayley, Harold, 206
Baxter, Katherine, 60
- Willm', 87
Beales, Edward, 89
Beane, Henrie, 84, 95
Beavis, Mr., 153
Beckham, Water, 160
Becroft, Edward, 160
Beecheno, F. R., The Norwich Subscrip.
tion for Regaining Newcastle, 1643,
149-160
Bede, The Ven., 116 (4), 209
Bedingfield, Sir Edmund, Knight, 52
Bedingham, 93
Beechamwell (Bychamwell, Bichamwell),
46, 53, 55, 59, 61
Beeston, 84, 179
- (by Mileham), 100
Beetley, 100, 125
Beighton, 95
Bek, Anthony, 122, 128
Belaugh (Below), 98
Bell, George, 158
- John, 98
Beloe, F.8.A., The late Mr. E. M., 137
- E. M., buys the Greenland Fishery at
Lynn, xxii.
- delivers Lecture on Seals, ii., xxii.
Below (Belaugh), 98
Belvoir Castle, Muniments at, 50
Bendishe, Robert, 152
Benedict XIII., Pope, 16
Bennet, John, 92
Bennett, Henery, 160
Willm', 99
Benson, Samuel, 156
Bentley.
11
Bentlye, Edward, 94
Benton, Violet, 151
Beresall, John, 95
Bergh Apton, 93
Berridge, John, 93
Best, John, 236, 237, 239
Portrait at Blo' Norton Hall, 251
Nathaniel, 226, 227, 235, 237-239, 243,
247, 251
Portrait at Blo' Norton Hall, 251
- Family, 250
Besthorpe, 88
Beverley, Richard, 160
- (Yorks), 148
Bewcastle (Cumberland), 205
Bexwell, 86
Bickerston, 89
Bigod Family, 250
Billisby, Ela, 56
Billisby, John, 56
Billesdon, John, 50, 51
Billingford (by Scole), 91
(near North Elmham), 96
Thomas, 88
Billockbye, 96
Bilney, West, Church Plate at, 265
Binbam, Gildhall at, 202
Bintrie, 96
Birch, Elizabeth, 71
Sarah, 71
Bircham, Edmund, 101
magna, 85
- Newton, 84
- St. Mary, 86
Tofts, 85
Bird, Johu, 83
Birkin, John, 152
Birlingham (Bouth), 95
- Xpofer, 99
Birx, Sir Toby, 15
Bishops of Norwich : their Seals, ii., iii.
Bittering parva, 100
Blackborne, Richard, 96
Blackborough Nunnery, Cartulary of,
exhibited, iii.
Blackburgh (?), 53
Blackeborne (? Blackburgh), 53
Blackerby, George, 164
Blackett, John, 155
Blacknye (Blakeney), 98
Blakeney (Blaknye), 98
Gildhall at, 202
Blancher, John, 159
Blankes, John, 87
Blener Hassett, Raph, Esq., 169
Blickling, 97
Bligh (? Blyth), 148
Blofield, 80
- Deanery, Clergy in, 1592-3, 94, 95
Blo(w)field, 95
Blowfeild, Peter, 152
Blomefield's Norfolk quoted or referred to,
3, 9, 10 (2), 20, 59 (2), 62, 72, 76, 81 (2),
83, 85, 93, 94 (2), 102, 112, 122, 130, 132,
134, 148, 149, 150 (3), 161, 165 (2), 174,
196, 202, 203, 212, 213, 228-233, 236-238,
240, 242-244
Blonorton, 259, 260
Blo' Norton (Norton), 88
Church and Hall visited, v.
Farm, 243, 244, 246
- possible Derivation of, 250
Domesday Book Account of Manor,
212
--- Flint Implements and Roman Coins
found at, 211, 212
Seymers Hall at, 230, 232
--- Hall, An Account of, by H.I.
Prince Frederick Duleep Singh, M.V.O.,
&c., 211-260
* Best" Room at, 217
Blo' Norton Hall, “Brampton
at, 217, 227
“ Brome" Room at, 219, 220, 227
Browne" Roum at, 219
Gallery"at, 218, 220
Names of Rooms at, in 1603, 221
“Oratory"ut, 220, 221
Portraits at, 241, 242, 246, 251
Blunte, Mr., 59
Bodham, 99
Bodney, 87
Bokenham, Dorothy, 235
- John, 235
- (Buckenham Ferry), 95
Boleyn, Anne, 56
Bolingbroke, Mr. and Mrs. L. G., entertain
Society, xi.
Bolokenton (Blo' Norton), 256
Bolton (Cumberland), 207
Book of Customs (London) quoted, 140
Sundinls (Mrs. A. Gatty) referred
to, 206
Boone, Robert, 155
Boote, Edward, 152
Boothe, Robert, 94
Booton, 98
Booton, Cup at, 31
Boyton, Lawrence. 93
Borne, Richard, 96
Borowghe (Burgh by Aylsham), 98
Bostocke, Thomas, 80, 95
Boston (Lincolnshire), 12
Boughton, 86
- (? Bucton), 178, 184
· Malherbe (Kent), 238, 239
Bound, Thomas, 158
Bowman, Symond, 155
-Tho., 100
Bowry, John, 156
Bowthorpe, 90
- Church Plate at. See Earlham, vol. xvi.,
243
Bracon Ash, 90
Bradeston, 95
Bradfield, 83
Bradford, Jane, widow, 154
Bradenham, East, 87
-- West, 87
Brady, Henery, 155
- John, 155
Bramerton, 92
Brampton, 98
- Anne (née Vincent, wife of Gawdy B.),
229, 235
- (wife of Gawdy B.): her Will, 1654,
259, 260
(married John Bokenham), 235
- (married Thomas Rede), 234
- Ashley, 234
- Blith, 289
– Bridget, 229
Dorothy (married John Best), 237, 239
Brampton, Dorothy, Portrait at Blo'
Norton Hall, 251
(married Jetter), 235, 244
Elizabeth (née Rokewode), 242
- (died 1603), 214, 216, 221, 223, 226,
229
her Will, 1601, 257-259
Family, 250
Frances, 235
- Gawdy, 226, 234-238, 244, 251
Portrait at Blo' Norton Hall, 251
Henry, 214, 216, 226, 234, 235, 242, 244
junr., 218, 219
John (died 1535), 213, 229, 231, 232, 242
Katherine (Drury), 235
- (Everard), 234
Robert, 218, 219
Thomas (died 1576), 229, 232, 233
his Will (? 1576), 256
William, 229
- (unknown) Portrait at Blo' Norton
Hall, 251
Brandeston, 97
Brandon, 232
- parva, 89
Church Plate at, 25
Charles, Duke of Suffolk, 75
- Lady, 47
- Margaret, 47
Sir William, 47
Brathwayte, John, 150
Breccler, 87, 97
Deanery, Clergy in, 1592-3, 97
Brecknam (Brettenham), 88
Breese, Christopher, 97
Brenthall Manor in Blo' Norton, 244
Bressingham, 91, 179
--- Gildhall at, 202
Brett, J., A.M., 24
Brettenham (Brecknam), 88
Brewrie, Richard, 87
Bricham Minor, 54
Bridge (The Old) at Attlebridge, by
T. D. Atkinson, 295-298
Bridgham, 88
Brigges, Jeames, 160
- Richard, 83
Briggs, Rev. G. W., 285
Brinton, 99
Briscoe, Dorothy, 236
Hallet, 236
- John, 236
· Philip, 236
Brisley, 100
Deanery, Clergy in, 1592-3, 100
British Archæological Journal quoted, 108
Family Antiquities (Playfair) quoted,
20
Brockden, Jeames, 152
Brockdish (Brodish), 91
Brocke, Richard, 88
Brodhurst, Roger, 94
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