Chapter XII: Part III (3)

Owthorpe, 257

Oxford, Earl of, 41

Oxford, 249

Paget, 173

Paislow Moss, 68, 71

Pain, 149

Pantons in the Dale, 273

Paris, 6, 42

Park Nook, 272

Park Hall, 274

PARSON'S TORR, 286

Parwich, 272

PAVING AND LIGHTING. A NEW SONG, 196

Paynslee, 170

Pearcey, General, 265

Peel, Sir Robert, 255

Peak Hills, 272

---- Ballad, HENRY AND CLARA, 274

"Peak, Wonders of the," 257

----- Tradition of, 2

----- High, 61, 64, 67, 248, 274, 280

----- A RHAPSODY ON, 248

----- JOURNEY INTO THE, 257, 259

----- Forest, 67, 103, 204, 230, 275

Pedlar and Robin Hood, 3

Percy Society, 1, 12

----- Lord, 46, 52

Pentrich, 267

Perkin Wood, 267

Perwolt, 274

Perry Dale, 232

PEVEREL AND THE DRIVING OF THE DEER, 230

Peverel family, 230, 231, et seq.

PIE, YORKSHIRE, 157

Pills to purge melancholy, 61, 126

Pilsley, 267

Pinder of Wakefield, 74

Pinxstone, 267

Playford, 280

Poems on Nun's Green, 187-203

----- dedicated to Major Trowel, 192

"----- upon Several Occasions," 257

Polesworth, 7

Pooley, 6, 7

Poole's Hole, 10

Potter of Hill Top, 268

Pott, 149

POWER OF LOVE, 210

PRESSED MAN'S LAMENTATION, 182

Prestwood, 273

PRINCELY DIVERSION, or the Jovial Hunting Match, 137

PRINCE IN THE TOWN, AND DEVIL IN THE CHURCH, 111

Prince of Wales, George, 111

Printers, J. Bessel, 61

--------- William Ayscough, 65

--------- Wynkende Worde, 73, 126

--------- W. Dicey, 74

--------- R. Raikes, 74

--------- W. O., 126, 137

--------- A. M., 126

--------- J. Deacon, 126

"Planter's Manual," 257

"Puss in Boots," 269, 272

Pursglove, Bishop, 67

QUADRUPEDS, THE, 193

Quarndon, 269, 273

Queen Elizabeth, 164, 165, 225

----- of Scots, Mary, 166-181

Quicksall, 273

Quin, 157

Quintin, St., family, 157, 158

-------- Sir William, 157, 158

Radborne, 137

Radford, 270

Radgley, 273

Raikes, R., 74

Raleigh, Sir Walter, 222

RAM, THE DERBY, 115

RAMBLE, BEGGAR'S, 266

RAMBLE, THE BEGGAR'S, 271

Randolph, 7

Ratcliffe, 270

Rees Ap Thomas, Sir, 45, 49, 52

Red Hill, 270

REEL, COCKTAIL, 157

Recruiting Derby hills, 1, 5

Red Rose, 49-53

Rempstone, 273

Repton, 269

"Reliquary," 65, 73, 92, 97, 145, 164, 287

RHAPSODY ON THE PEAK OF DERBYSHIRE, 248

Riber Hall, 150

Richmond, Duke of, 161

Richard, King, 50, et seq.

Richmond, Margaret, 12, et seq.

--------- Earl of, 12, et seq.

Riddings, 238, et seq.

Ripley, 268

Risley, 271

Robin Hood and the Pedlar, 32

---------- A NEW BALLAD OF, 73

---------- Lytell geste of, 73

---------- AND LITTLE JOHN, 85

---------- 73-103, 238, et seq., 270

Robin Hood's marks, 102

Rodsley, 273

Rosemary Hill, 273

Rosley, 273

Roston, 273

Ross, Lord, 46

Rose of England, 6

Rose, red, 49, 53

Rose, Union of, 53

Rose of Lancaster, 69

Rose and Crown, 268

Rowlands, 126

Row (or Roo) Tor, 147

Rowsley, 269

Rowland of Warburton, 45

Roxburghe Collection, 1, 58, 74, 126

Ruddington, 270

Runcorn, 144

Rural dance about the May-pole, 61

Rushop Edge, 230

Russell, Sir William, 257

Sack, 11

Salisbury, 30, 54

Salford, 24

------- Bridge, 24

Sandall Castle, 19

Sandiacre, 271

Sandys, 7

Sandy Way Head, 68

Savage, 175

Savage, Sir John, 19, 49

Scarsdale, 210

---------- Lord, 210

Scarlet, Will, 100

Scotch dialogue, 64

Scrope, Lord, 46

Selston, 267

Seymour, Lord, 222

Shallcross, 144

Shardlow, 269

Shaw, the Staffordshire hero, 252

Shaws Croft, 286

Sheepshead, 270

Sheffield, 31, 74, 239, et seq.

---------- Castle, 31

Sheppards Folly, 269

Sherwood Forest, 73-103, 270

Sherry, Cary, 7

------- Mary, 7

Ship of fools, 126

Shipley Wood, 271

Shipley, 271

Shirley Park, 132, 285

------- family, 132

Shoolbottam, 271

Shottle, 268

Shootingslow, 245

"_Should the French but presume on our coast to appear_," 182

Shrewsbury, Earl of, 12, et seq., 222

----------- 43, 45

Shrove Tuesday, 285

Sign of the Eagle's foot, 35

----------- Bull, 75

----------- George, 112

----------- Angel, 126, 184

----------- White Horse, 131

----------- Rutland Arms, 289

----------- White Hart, 286, 289

----------- Wheat Sheaf, 286

----------- Sun, 263

----------- Rose and Crown, 268

----------- Puss in Boots, 269

Sigsmore, 272

Sinfin Moor, 118

SIR RICHARD WHITTINGTON'S ADVANCEMENT, 104

SIR FRANCIS LEKE; or the Power of Love, 210

Skiers, 238, et seq.

Skull at Tunstead, 226

Slack, 71

Sloman, Charles, 110

Smalley, 268

Smith, 197, 285

Smock frock, 64

Snelston, 267, 285

Snitterton, 150

Solomon's Temple, 243, 245

SONG, 206

SONG OF THE LADY BESSY, 12

SONG, ASHBORNE FOOT-BALL, 284

SONG, THE GIPSIES', 280

"_Soon as old Ball was got better_," 153

SONG (a satirical attack on the Choir of All Saints' Church, Derby) 206

South Normanton, 267

Southwell, 270

Sparrowpit, 68

Spencer, Earl, 161

SPONDON, THE FLAX-DRESSER'S WIFE OF, AND THE POUND OF TEA, 281

Spondon, 268, 281-284

SQUIRE VERNON'S FOX CHACE, 131

St. Albans, 261

St. Ann's Well, 10

St. Michael's ground, 93

St. Quintin Sir William, 157

Stafford, 45, 47, 250, et seq.

--------- Hero, 250, et seq.

Staffordshire, 73, 230

Stainsby, 268

Stancliffe Hall, 148

Stanhope, Sir John, 6, 257

--------- Earl, 257

Stanley, Earls of Derby, 12, et seq.

-------- family, 12, et seq.

Stapleford, 271

Stanton, 255, 273

Staysmore, 272

STENSON, HUGH, AND MOLLY GREEN, 263

Steare, 148

Stoics, Moral Philosophy of, 257

Stone, Staffordshire, 47, 48

Stone, Little, 47

Stoone, Little, 47

Stramshall, 274

STRANGE AND WONDERFUL SIGHT AT HARTINGTON, 64

Strange, Lord George, 12, et seq.

Stratford, 261

Strensham, 257

Stretton on the Hill, 267

Strutt, 197

Stuart, Arabella, 222--

------- Charles, 222

Sturston, 285

Stutely, Will, 89, 90

Suckling, 7

Sudbury Hall, 131, 136

Surrey, Earl of, 46

Sutton-on-the-Hill, 140

Sutton-in-Scarsdale, 210, 211

Swarkstone, 270

Swanwick, 268

Swinsor, 273

Swinscoe Moor, 118

Swift, 210

Swithamly, 143, 144

Taddington, 247

Tag Hill, 271

Talbot, 19

Tamworth, Lord, 132

TAYLOR'S RAMBLE, 129

Tea, pound of, 281

Tennis balls, 1, 5

Teneriffe, 10

Terrill, James, 14

Tewkesbury, 26

THE AGRICULTURAL MEETING, 160-164

THE ASHBORNE FOOT-BALL SONG, 284

THE ASHUPTON GARLAND, OR A DAY IN THE WOODLANDS, 237

THE BEGGAR'S RAMBLE, 271

THE DERBY HERO, 249

THE DRIVING OF THE DEER, 230

"_The eighteenth day of March_," 252

"_The fire burns brightly on the hearth_," 204

THE FLAX-DRESSER'S WIFE OF SPONDON, 281

THE FLORISTS' SONG, 184

THE GIPSIES' SONG, 280

THE HUMOURS OF HAYFIELD FAIR, 61

"_The Miller he caught the maid by the toe_," 110

THE MOST PLEASANT SONG OF THE LADY BESSY, 12

THE NUN'S GREEN RANGERS, or the Triple Alliance, consisting of a
Sergeant, a Tinker, and a Bear, 199

"_The Parson of Monyash late one eve_," 287

THE POWER OF LOVE; SIR FRANCIS LEKE, OR, 210

THE QUADRUPEDS, or Four-Footed Petitioners against the Sale of Nun's
Green, 193

THE SORROWFUL LAMENTATION, LAST DYING SPEECH AND CONFESSION OF OLD
NUN'S GREEN, 187

"_The sixth of March, kind neighbours this is true_," 65

THE TAILOR'S RAMBLE, or the Blues' Valour Displayed, 129

THE TRUE LOVER'S KNOT UNTIED (Arabella Stuart), 222

THE UNCONSCIONABLE BATCHELORS OF DARBY, 58

"_Then, oh Hugh Stenson is my name_", 263

Thirsk, 157

Thomas Rees, Ap, 45, 49, 52

Thompson, 157

Thorpe, 285

Thorpe Cloud, 272

Thornywood, 270

Thornhill family, 148, 255

--------- Thomas Bache, Elegy on, 252

Thringstone, 270

Tibshelf, 267

TIDESWELL IN AN UPROAR, or the Prince in the Town, and the Devil in
the Church, 111

TIDESWELL, DRUNKEN BUTCHER OF, 66

Tideswell, 66, et seq., 111, 112, 113, 114, 155

Tinker's Inn, 133

Tipling school, 59

"_'Tis merry in the High Peak forest_," 97

Tissington, 272

Titbury (see Tutbury)

Tixhall Poetry, 62

Ton of tennis balls, 1

Toton, 267

Tower Hill, 17, 31, 47

Towcester, 261

Tragedy of Ovid, 7

Tragnel, 144

Trapalin supposed a Prince, 7

Trent, river, 8

Tribute, 1, 4

TRIPLE ALLIANCE, consisting of an old Sergeant, a Tinker, and a Bear, 199

Trowel, 267

Trowell, Major, 190

TRUE LOVERS' KNOT UNTIED, 222

Trusley, 137-142

TRUSLEY HUNTING SONG, 137

Tudor, Henry, 45

Tune, "To thee, to thee," 58

----- "As our King lay musing on his bed," 2, 3

----- Derbyshire Miller, 110

----- Cook Laurel, 125

----- King of the Cannibal Islands, 160

----- Chevy Chace, 196

----- Bow, wow, wow, 199

----- Barking Barber, 199

----- Date Obolum Belisario, 199

----- Vicar and Moses, 206

----- Gipsies' Song, 280-281

Tun, burning in a, 17

Tunbridge, 10

"Tunis, Fair one of," 257

Tunstead, Dickie of, 226

Tunstead, 226, 227

Tupton, 267

Turbutt, Gladwin, 151

Turnditch, 268

Tutbury, 13, et seq., 273

Tutbury bull-running, 73, 74, 79

"_'Twas more than fifty years ago_," 282

"_Two jackasses, the father and the son_," 193

Tydder Henry, 45

Ucklow, 269

UNCONSCIONABLE BATCHELORS OF DERBY, 58

Union of the Roses, 53

Utceter, 273

Uttoxeter, 262, 273

VERNON, SQUIRE, FOX CHACE, 131

------- family, 131, et seq.

------- Lord, 131, 135

------- George, 132-136

------- Dorothy, 132

Victoria, Queen, 2

"Virgil Travestie," 257

Volunteers, Derbyshire, 2, 131

Wakefield, Pinder of, 74

Walker, 133, 134

Walton, Isaac, 257

"Wanderings of Memory," 274

Wantling, 249-252

Warburton, 45

Wardgate, 268

Wardlowmier, 269

Warin, 286

Warwick, Guy, Earl of, 75

Warwickshire, 75, 259

Waterloo, 285

Wathall, 267

Wells, Lady, 22

"_Were but my muse inspired by Fludyer's taste_," 157

West Chester, 26

---- Smithfield, 61

Westminster, 15, et seq.

Weston-under-wood, 269

Westhorpe, 270

Wessington, 267

Wet Willm, 272

Weever Hills, 154

Whaley Bridge, 69, 227

"_What will it availe on fortune to exclayme_," 167

Wheatcroft, Leonard, 146, 152

"_When Apollo thinks fit to handle his lyre_," 206

"_When Heaven from Earth had shut out day_," 190

"_When Robin Hood was about twenty years old_," 58

Whittaker, 285

WHITTINGTON, SIR RICHARD'S, ADVANCEMENT, 104

Whittington and his Cat, 104

----------- De, 104

----------- in Derbyshire, 104, 231, 233

----------- Sir William, 104

Whitrick, 270

Whitehall, 263

Whitworth guns, 148

Whitworth, Joseph, 148

Wilford, 270

Williams, Richard, 164-166

Willoughby, Lord, 57

Will Stutely, 89, 90

Willett, 142

Winnats, 274, 275

Winnats, murder at, 274, 275

Windsor, 11, 263

Winster, 255-257, 268, 272

Wilson, Jack, 139

Wire Mill, 273

Windley, 272

Wirksworth, 269, 272

Wood end, 271

Woodlands, 237, et seq.

WOODLANDS, A DAY IN THE, 237

Woodborough, 270

Wool, 272

Woolaton, 264

Wooley, 133-136, 150, 151

Womfords, 271

"Wonders of the Peak," 257

Worde, Wynken de, 73, 126

Worcestershire, 26

Wootton, 135, 273

Wotton Lodge, 273

Wyaston, 133, 285

Wye river, 245, 248

Wynken de Worde, 73, 126

Yeaveley, 273

"_Ye Tideswellites can this be true_," 114

Yeldersley, 269

York, 157

York, Duke of, 14, et seq.

YORKSHIRE PIE, 157

"_You lovers of mirth attend awhile_," 59

Young lasses pawned by their sweethearts, 58

BEMROSE AND SONS, PRINTERS, DERBY.

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Transcriber's note:

Obvious punctuation errors were corrected.

All spelling variations and apparent printer's errors in the text have been retained.

Descriptions were added to captionless illustrations.

All spelling variations and apparent printer's errors in text have been retained.

Changes to index entries: - Castleton, a strange banquet at: page number 331 removed as it does not exist; - Chester: removed as there's no corresponding text; - Music of "The Gipsies' Song": page numbers 280-281 added; - Rosemary Hill: page number 273 added; - THE AGRICULTURAL MEETING: page numbers 160-164 added; - "_The Parson of Monyash late one eve_": moved to the correct place according to alphabetical order and page number corrected to be 287; - Tune, Derbyshire Miller: page number 110 added; - Tune, Gipsies' Song: page numbers 280-281 added.