J. Charles Cox.

Longton Avenue,
Sydenham,
November, 1907.

CONTENTS

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Historic DerbyshireBy Rev. J. Charles Cox, LL.D., F.S.A. [1]
Prehistoric BurialsBy John Ward, F.S.A.[39]
Prehistoric Stone CirclesBy W. F. Andrew, F.S.A.[70]
Swarkeston BridgeBy W. Smithard[89]
Derbyshire Monuments to the Family of FoljambeBy Rev. J. Charles Cox, LL.D., F.S.A.[97]
Repton: Its Abbey, Church, Priory and SchoolBy Rev. F. C. Hipkins, M.A., F.S.A. [114]
The Old Homes of the CountyBy J. A. Gotch, F.S.A.[133]
Wingfield Manor House in Peace and WarBy G. Le Blanc-Smith[146]
Bradshaw and the BradshawesBy C. E. B. Bowles, M.A.[164]
Offerton HallBy S. O. Addy, M.A.[192]
Roods, Screens and Lofts in Derbyshire ChurchesBy Aymer Vallance, F.S.A.[200]
Plans of the Peak ForestBy Rev. J. Charles Cox, LL.D., F.S.A.[281]
Old Country Life in the Seventeenth CenturyBy Sir George R. Sitwell, Bart., F.S.A.[307]
Derbyshire Folk-LoreBy S. O. Addy, M.A.[346]
Jedediah StruttBy the Hon. F. Strutt[371]
Index [385]

PLATE ILLUSTRATIONS

Haddon Hall: “Dorothy Vernon’s Bridge”
(From a water-colour Sketch by Mr. Frank E. Beresford)
[Frontispiece]
Facing Page
Melbourne Castle
(Survey, temp. Elizabeth)
[14]
Wingfield Manor
(From a Drawing by Colonel Machell, 1785)
[20]
Revolution House at Whittington
(From “Gentleman’s Magazine,” 1810)
[32]
Plan and Section of Chambered Tumulus, Five Wells, Derbyshire
(From Drawings by John Ward)
[42]
East Chamber at Five Wells. View from the North-East
(From a Sketch by John Ward)
[44]
Plans of “Chambers” at Harborough Rocks and Mininglow, Derbyshire
(From Drawings by John Ward)
[46]
Section of Barrow at Flaxdale, near Youlgreave
(From wood-cut by Llewellynn Jewitt)
[50]
Section of Barrow at Grinlow, near Buxton[50]
Plan of Burial at Thirkelow, near Buxton
(From Drawings by John Ward)
[50]
Dolichocephalic Skull from “Chamber” at Harborough Rocks.Side and Top Views
(From Drawings by John Ward)
[52]
Brachycephalic Skull from Grinlow. Side and Top Views
(From Drawings by John Ward)
[54]
Typical Examples of Bronze Age Burial Vessels, Derbyshire
(From Drawings by John Ward)
[56]
Typical Examples of Bronze Age Burial Vessels, Derbyshire
(From Drawings by John Ward)
[58]
Arbor Low: General View of the Southern Half
(From a Photograph in possession of the Derbyshire Archæological Society)
[70]
Arbor Low: General View of the Southern and Western Part
(From an Original lent by the Derbyshire Archæological Society)
[80]
Swarkeston Bridge
(From a Photograph by Frank W. Smithard)
[90]
Tideswell Church: The Chancel
(From a Photograph by F. Chapman, Tideswell)
[102]
Bakewell Church: Foljambe Monument
(From a Photograph by Guy Le Blanc-Smith)
[106]
Tomb of Henry Foljambe, 1510, and Kneeling Figure of Sir Thomas Foljambe, 1604; Tomb of Godfrey Foljambe, 1594
(From Originals (1839) lent by Mr. Jaques)
[108]
Chesterfield Church: Foljambe Chapel
(From a Photograph by J. H. Gaunt, Chesterfield)
[110]
Repton: Parish Church and Priory Gateway
(From a Photograph by Rev. F. C. Hipkins)
[114]
Repton Church: Saxon Crypt
(From a Photograph by Rev. F. C. Hipkins)
[118]
Repton: The Priory Gateway and School
(From a Photograph lent by Rev. F. C. Hipkins)
[124]
The Castle of the Peak
(From a Photograph by R. Keene & Co.)
[134]
Bolsover Castle: “La Gallerie”
(From Sir W. Cavendish’s “Treatise on Horsemanship”)
[136]
Haddon Hall (North View, 1812)[138]
Haddon Hall (North View, circa 1825)[140]
Snitterton Hall
(From a Photograph by R. Keene & Co.)
[142]
North Lees Hall; Foremark Hall (Garden Front)
(From Photographs by J. A. Gotch, F.S.A.)
[144]
The Tower, and Rooms occupied by Mary Stuart, Wingfield
(From a Photograph by Guy Le Blanc-Smith)
[146]
The Porch of Banqueting Hall, Wingfield
(From a Photograph by Guy Le Blanc-Smith)
[152]
The Window in the Banqueting Hall, Wingfield
(From a Photograph by Guy Le Blanc-Smith)
[156]
The Undercroft, Wingfield
(From a Photograph by Guy Le Blanc-Smith)
[162]
Bradshawe Hall
(From a Photograph by C. E. B. Bowles)
[164]
John Bradshawe, Serjeant-at-Law
(From an Original lent by C. E. B. Bowles)
[174]
Duffield Church: Monument of Anthony Bradshawe
(From a Photograph by R. Keene & Co.)
[178]
Bradshawe Hall: Detail of Gateway
(From a Photograph by C. E. B. Bowles)
[188]
Offerton Hall (Front and Back Views)
(From Photographs by S. O. Addy, M.A.)
[192]
Fenny Bentley Church: Rood-Screen
(From a Photograph by Aymer Vallance)
[200]
Chaddesden Church: Detail of Rood-Screen from the Chancel
(From a Sketch by Aymer Vallance)
[206]
Elvaston Church: Parclose Screen in the South Aisle
(From a Photograph by Aymer Vallance)
[210]
Ilkeston Church: Stone Rood-Screen, from the Chancel
(From a Photograph by Aymer Vallance)
[212]
Chelmorton Church: Southern Half of Stone Rood-Screen[214]
Darley Dale Church: Detail of Stone Parclose
(From Sketches by J. Charles Wall)
[214]
Elvaston Church: Detail of Rood-Screen
(From a Photograph by Aymer Vallance)
[220]
Chesterfield Church: Detail of Screen in the North Transept,formerly the Rood-Screen
(From a Photograph by Aymer Vallance)
[222]
Wingerworth Church: Base of the Rood-Loft
(From a Photograph by Aymer Vallance)
[228]
Ashbourne Church: Door leading to the Rood-Stair
(From a Photograph by Aymer Vallance)
[234]
Ashover Church: Rood-Screen
(From a Photograph by Aymer Vallance)
[252]
Breadsall Church: Detail of Rood-Screen in process of Restoration [256]
Breadsall Church: Showing the Remains of the Rood-Screen in 1856
(From Photographs by Aymer Vallance)
[256]
Chesterfield Church: Part of Parclose Screen in South Transept
(From a Sketch by J. Charles Wall)
[260]
Elvaston Church: Rood-Screen (restored)
(From a Photograph by Aymer Vallance)
[264]
Kirk Langley Church: Detail from Parcloses of North andSouth Aisles
(From a Photograph by Aymer Vallance)
[270]
The Keep: Peverel Castle[362]
Little Hucklow: Folk Collector’s Summer House
(From Photographs by S. O. Addy, M.A.)
[362]
Apprenticeship Indenture of Jedediah Strutt, 1740
(From the Original lent by Hon. F. Strutt)
[372]
Jedediah Strutt
(From Original Painting by Joseph Wright, c. 1785)
[382]

ILLUSTRATIONS IN TEXT

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Norbury Church: Stall End attached to Jamb of Rood-Screen
(From a Sketch by Aymer Vallance)
[206]
Kirk Langley Church: Detail of former Rood-Screen in Oak
(From a Sketch by Aymer Vallance)
[217]
Brackenfield: Detail of Oak Rood-Screen
(From a Sketch by Aymer Vallance)
[255]
Plans of the Peak Forest:—
Nos. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9[283–291]
"10, 11, 12[293–295]
"13, 14[298]
No. 15[300]
"16[302]
"17[305]
(Nos. 15 and 16 Drawings by M. E. Purser; remainder by V. M. Machell Cox.)
Country Gentlemen on the London Road
(From Loggan’s “Oxford,” 1675)
[311]
Arrival of a Guest at a Country House
(From “Le Nouveau Theatre de la Grande Bretagne,” 1724)
[318]
A Ball at an Assembly Room
(From a Broadsheet, c. 1700)
[320]
Stag-Hunting
(From Chauncy’s “Hertfordshire,” 1700)
[329]
Acquaintances meeting in London
(From “Le Nouveau Theatre de la Grande Bretagne,” 1724)
[336]
Guest arriving on Horseback
(From “Le Nouveau Theatre de la Grande Bretagne,” 1724)
[341]
A Gentleman and his Servant on the Road
(From Loggan’s “Oxford,” 1675)
[345]

HISTORIC DERBYSHIRE

By Rev. J. Charles Cox, LL.D., F.S.A.