Cheshire

by Charles E. Kelsey

• Quakers, [169].
• Quarry Bank, [190].

• Railways, [192]-[7].
• Randal Hignet, [91].
• Randle Blundeville, Earl, [78]-[81].
• Randle II, Earl, [76].
• Randle Meschines, Earl, [76].
• Ranulf Higden, [101].
• Reformation, [128]-[33].
• Renaissance, [173].
• Restoration, [166].
• Richard, Earl, [76].
• Richard I, [80].
• Richard II, [109].
• Richard III, [117].
• Rivers of Cheshire, [12]-[14].
• Roe, Charles, [192].
• Roger de Montalt, [87].
• Roman altars, [35];
  • bricks, [40];
  • buildings, [38];
  • capitals, [39];
  • coins, [41];
  • forts, [36];
  • hypocausts, [39];
  • pottery, [41];
  • roads, [30];
  • tombstones, [34].
• Romans, Coming of the, [29].
• Roses, Wars of the, [115].
• Rostherne, [174].
• Rowton Moor, [158], [166].
• Runcorn, [18], [54], [186].
• Runes, [45].
• Rupert, Prince, [157].
• Rushbearing, [147].

• Salt, [18], [186].
• Samian ware, [41].
• Sandbach, [64];
  • battle of, [164];
  • crosses, [48].
• Sandstone, New Red, [16]-[18].
• Saxons, Coming of the, [43].
• Scandinavians, [51]-[3].
• Scott, Captain, [180].
• Seven Lows, [27].
• Shakerley, Sir Geoffrey, [159].
• Ship Canal, [12], [205]-[6].
• Ship money, [153].
• Shocklach, [68], [123].
• Shotwick, [15], [68], [95].
• Silk manufacture, [192].
• Simon de Montfort, [92].
• Simon of Whitchurch, [92].
• Simon Ripley, [122].
• Speed, John, [135].
• Stalybridge, [208].
• Stanlaw, 73.
• Stanley Palace, [146].
• Stanleys of Cheshire, [99], [112], [117], [164], [213].
• Steam, Introduction of, [189].
• Stephen, King, [76].
• Stockport, [12], [32], [88], [104], [202], [210].
• Stocks, [149].
• Stone Age, [25].
• Storeton, [18].
• Stretford, [32].
• Styal, [190].
• Sunday Schools, [207].

• Tame, River, [12].
• Tarporley, [155].
• Tarvin, [20], [157].
• Thelwall, [54].
• Thingwall, [52].
• Thornton Heath, [71].
• Timber Houses, [137]-[41].
• Tramways, [200].
• Turpin, Dick, [179].

• Vale Royal, [93], [129].
• van Zoelen, Baron, [171].
• Veratinum, [41].
• Victoria, Queen, [204]-[11].

• Wainwright, John, [215].
• Wakes, [147].
• Wales, Conquest of, [94].
• Wallasey, [14], [70], [169].
• Walton, Bishop, [167].
• Warburton, [105].
• Warford, [169].
• Warren, Sir George, [183].
• Watling Street, [12], [32].
• Weaver, River, [14], [19], [186].
• Wellington, Duke of, [182].
• Werburga, Saint, [50].
• Wesley, John, [180].
• West Kirby, [53], [171].
• Wilderspool, [32].
• Wilkins, John, [167].
• William the Conqueror, [58].
• William Rufus, [75].
• William III, [170].
• Wilmslow, [115].
• Wirral, [9], [22], [52], [197].
• Witton, [133].
• Woodchurch, [69], [147].

• Yoredale rocks, [23].

Oxford: Printed at the Clarendon Press by Horace Hart, M.A.

FOOTNOTES:

[1] Flint weapons no doubt continued to be used, especially in remote and hilly districts, even after the arrival of the Celts.