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Bailey, J. E. The Five of Spades and the Church of Ashton-under-Lyne, [113]–118
Baptisms performed in porches, [24]
Beadle’s announcement, [224]
Bede, Venerable, [81]
Bell-ringing laws, [125]
Bell-robbers, [141]
Bells and their Messages, [119]–132
Belvoir, [80]
Beware of thieves, [221]
Big Bones Preserved in Churches, [230]–243
Blacksmith, mediæval, [19]
Blood, foundation laid in, [30], [43]
Bocastle, [137]
Bottreaux, [137]
Bradbury, Edward. Bells and their Messages, [119]–132
Bradford-on-Avon Church, [7]
Brancepeth
, chest at, [178]
Briefs, [49]
Brigstock bells, [139]
Briscoe, J. P. Stories about Bells, [133]–144
Bristol, [62], [75], [79]
Bronze-doors, [21]
Brundall, [147]
Building of the English Cathedrals, [46]–75
Burial customs, [26]
Burial at north side of church, [209]–215
Buried alive, [40]
Burials in Lady Chapels, [82]–83
Bury St. Edmunds, [80]

Candle in a coffin, [42]
Canterbury, [51], [53], [72], [79]
Carlisle, [62], [70], [72]
Carthage, Council of, [4]
Cauld Lad of Hilton, [32]
Chantries, [72]
Chappell of Oure Ladye, [76]–100
Charm of country bells, [131]
Chartres, Maze at, [191]
Cheltenham, All Saints’ Church, [14]
Chester, [62], [79]
Chesterfield, bones at, [234]; spire, [110]
Chichester, [49], [50], [62], [65], [75], [79]
Chimes, [130]
Christening ships, [35]
Christmas games, [115]
Christ Church, Hants., [79]; Christ Church, Oxford, [157]
Church Chests, [161]–182
Church Door, [1]–29
Churchwardens’ accounts, [126]–127
Churchyard Superstitions, [206]–215
Cocks, live, built into walls, [44]
Coins, burial of, [35]
Colchester, Trinity Church Door, [5], [7]
Cologne Cathedral, [42]
Combs, chest at, [181]
Compton Martin, [80]
Concerning Font-Lore, [145]–152
Conversation in church, [245]
Cope chests, [180]
Cornish bell-lore, [137]
Coventry, chest at, [171], [173]; spires, [102], [104]
Courts in the porch, [27]
Cromwell’s soldiers, [84]
Crowle Church, [1], [8], [10]
Crowland Abbey, [48]
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Curfew bell, [125], [129]
Curious Announcements in Church, [216]–229

Danes, incursions of, [53]–55
Darenth, [80]
Darrington church, [38]
Dartmouth Church, [19], [21]
Decorated Style, [68]
Dedicating chapels, [81]
Devil, sold to the, [42]
Dickens, Charles, on Bells, [120]
Dissolution of monasteries, [84]
Dogs haunting churches and castles, [31]
Doom, [15]
Door-keepers, [4]
Dun Cow, [234], [238]
Durham, [9], [58], [67], [80], [81], [133], [234]

Early Cathedrals, [52]
Early English chests, [164]
Earthquake, [65]
Eggs in foundations, [43]
Elgin
, [80]
Elkstone Church, [16]
Elston Church, [16], [17]
Exeter, [79]
Ely, [54], [72], [80], [84]

Fair Rosamond, [186]
Finedon, [109]
Fire, [65], [67], [70]
First burial in a churchyard, [39]
First Prayer Book of Edward VI., [25], [26]
Fives of Spades and the Church of Ashton-under-Lyne, [113]–118
Florence, doors at, [22]
Flowers in churchyards, [207]
Fordham, [80]
Forrabury
, [137]
Founhope Church, [16]
Foxton, [185]
France, card playing in, [113]

Galilee Chapel, Durham, [67]
Gambling, sermon against, [113]
German bell-lore, [121]; mythology, [36]
Gild of Cloth Merchants, [22]
Glastonbury, [79], [175]
Gloucester, [13], [56], [61], [79]
Grantham, [107]
Guy, Earl of Warwick, [238]

Haddenham, [81]
Haltham Church, [16]
Hampton Court, maze at, [186]
Harold’s tomb, [96]
Harty
Chapel, chest at, [177]
Hearthstones, bones under, [40]
Hel-horse, [43]
Henry the Seventh’s Chapel, [82], [85]
Henry VII. a card player, [115]
Hereford, [61], [72], [74], [79]
Heysham, [10]
Higham Ferrers, [13], [14], [18], [109]
Hill, Rev. P. Oakley. Concerning Font-Lore, [145]–152
Hillbury maze, [200]
Hilton maze, [194]
Holland, [41]
Holsworthy
Church, [36]
Holy Land, leprosy brought from, [184]
Horses interred alive, [43]
Howlett, E. Sacrificial Foundations, [30]–45
Hulme, [80]

Importation of cards prohibited, [114]
Indulgences
, [49]
Inscriptions on bells, [128]–129
Iona, [39]
Ironwork, [19]–20
Islington, [111]

Jarrow-on-Tyne, [81]
Johnson, Rev. T. Churchyard Superstitions, [206]–215

Kilkenny, [80]
Knockers, [23]