H.

Hagworthingham Church [258], [259]

Hall-garth, Thimbleby [177]

Hall, Halstead [146]–148

Hall, High [128], [129]

Hall, Poolham [138], [146]

Hall, Roughton [207]

Hall, White [135]–138, [205]

Hall, Wood [126], [127]

Haltham [215]–217

Hangman’s Corner [189]

Hardy-gang Wood [171]

Hare, cunning of [66], [88]

“Harr” [27] and note

Harrier, Hen [43]

Harrington Church [257], [258]

Hawks, farmer’s and sportsman’s friends [41], [42]

Henry IV., birthplace of [194]
,, visits Bardney [194]
,, ,, Horncastle [194]

Heron and Kite, fight between [42] and note

High-Hall [128], [129]

Hoe Hill [253]

Holbeck [253]

Holy Thistle [128], [161]

Holy Well [254], [256]

Home for Gentlewomen [18]

Hopton, Sir Ingram [190], [194]

Horncastle [177], [195]
,, Fairs [179] and note
,, Cheating at [181], [183]
,, Murder at [181]
,, Plague in [193]
,, Poet “Laureate” [184] and note
,, Railway opened [12]

Horse-taker Wood [171]

Horsington [156]–161

Hotchkin, Mr. Thomas [9]
,, T. J. Stafford, Esq. [15], [16]

Hotel, Royal [15]
,, Victoria, built [9]
,, ,, enlarged [15]

Hussey family [142] and note

Hybrid, hare and rabbit [63], [64]