B
Babington, Miss, window to, [59].
Bage, i.e. sod, [189].
Baieux, Bishop of, [165], [166].
Bain, river name, meaning of, [2].
Baker, Thomas, cricketer, ventriloquist, &c., [159].
Banks, Sir Joseph, [31], [181], [194] and note, [196], [209].
Baptists, sect of, [84]–86.
,, Chapel, [84].
Barkham, Sir Robert, [187].
Barracks at Queen’s Head Inn, [162].
Bavent, Eudo de, [27], [196].
,, Close, field name, [27].
Beaumont, family of, [190].
Bell and Lancastrian Schools, [111], [112].
Berewick in Coningsby, held by Sortibrand, [206].
,, in Wilksby, [207].
Bertie, Hon. Charles, [187].
,, Richard, [182], [186].
Bevere, Drogo de, [166].
Bishop of Carlisle, [12], [30] and note.
“Black Death” at Horncastle, [51], [189].
Bocher, Arthur, Esq., [188].
Bolle, Charles, [187].
,, George, [187].
Bolles, Sir Robert, [171].
Boucherett, Ascoghe, [198].
Boulton, Dr. Barnard, window to, [37].
,, Henry, window to first wife, [38].
,, “Billy,” anecdote of, [160].
Bourne, The Venerable Hugh, [73]–76.
,, College, [77].
Brackenbury, Mr. Carr, Wesley’s friend, [66], [68], and note.
“Branks,” or “scold’s bridle,” [205].
Brandon, Charles, Duke of Suffolk, [196], [200], [202], [207].
British words still used, [3].
Britons, Cæsar’s description of, [2], [3] and notes.
,, good workmen, [3].
Britons, Tacitus account of, [5].
Brown, Rev. Benson, [153].
,, John, “Laureate,” [158], [159].
,, Martin, and press gang, [156].
Brownists, sect of, [78].
Bunyon, John, [84].
“Butts,” field name, meaning of, [174].