B.
Bab, i.e., dredge [100]
Badger, beneficial to fox [53]
Bad roads to Woodhall [11]
Bage, or sod, old word [23] and note
Bain, Celtic river name [228] and note
Banks, Sir Joseph [189]
Bardney [167]–171
„ Visited by Henry IV. [194]
Bath, discovery of water [5]
,, House, the first, 1834 [9]
Bede-houses at Langton [200]
Bell, “Pan-cake” [192]
Beriwick, of Langton [197]
Bernack, Sir William [230], [234]
Birch, clogs [34] and note
Birds of Fenland, former [48], [49]
,, of neighbourhood [34], [47], [51]
Bittern [34]
Bog’s nook [34]
Bolingbroke, New, “city” [6]
,, Old [5] and note
Bolles family [145]
Bolsover, water discovered [5]
Botany of neighbourhood [28]–33
Bough-houses [180] and note
Boulders, glacier-borne [88], [91], [201]
Brandon, Charles, Duke of Suffolk [234], [250]
Brass of Cromwell, Lord [237], [238]
,, of Dymoke [190]
Brick-work, beautiful [230], [231]
Brick tank at Woodhall Spa [9]
Buckland, in Woodhall [127]
Bucknall [161]–165
,, List of Rectors [164], [165]
Bull baiting [178] and note
Bull Ring, Horncastle [178]
Buzzard [43]