sixth and last earl of, 242
seq.; Henry Nevill, fifth
earl of, his tomb at Stain-
drop, 228; his will, 237;
Ralph Neville, first earl of,
178 seq.; his seals, 195;
his tomb at Staindrop, 189;
his will, 196; Ralph Nevill,
second earl of, 201 seq.;
his seals, 214n.; his tomb
at Staindrop, 206.
Westmerlande, Dan Robert, chan-
cellor of the Prior, 299.
Wharton Hall, many parts of the
old building left, xxiv;
Wharton tomb in Kirby Stephen
church, xxiv.

Whickham church visited, xvii.
Whitaker's Richmondshire, ii.
White, colour for Lent, 134n.,
135n., 136n.

Whitewashing of paintings, 1, 2.
Whittingham, meeting at, ix; præ-
Conquest masonry in church
of, ix.
Whychegate in Horsleyhope, 290.
Widdrington, arms of family of,

XXX; church described,
xxix; meeting at, xxix,
xlvi; William, lord, his
forfeiture in 1715, xxix.
Wilfrid, Saint, founder of St.
Andrew's, Bywell, lxxxi.
Wilkynson, Edward, 298; Wilham,

298.

William,conversus monachorum, his

evidence about the right of
the Convent of Durham to
take wood out of the
Bishop's forest, 288.

William, monk and priest, his

evidence about the building
of a camera at Muggles-
wick, 289.

William the Lion besieges Wark
castle, cxi.

Willy, Mr., curate of Chester-le-
Street, his proceedings, lxxv.
Witches' camp near Hepple, resting
place of Meg of Meldon,
xiv.

Witton Gilbert, account of the
parish by the rector, the
Rev. A. Watts, xli; fine
window in the ancient
hospital there, xlii; Leper
hospital there, xli, xlii;
takes the second member of
its name from Gilbert de
Laton, xli; the parish
registers and Elizabethan
communion plate examined,
xli.

Woller, Robert, of Cornsorau, a
witness, 295.

Wolsingham Park, 299.
Wood called Denshelm at Muggles-
wick (860 acres) given by
Bishop Stichill to the Con-
vent, 291.

Woodhorn church, account of,
xxxii, xlvii; female effigy
there, xxxii.

Woodhorn, given by Ceolwolf,
king of Northumbria, to
St. Cuthbert, xxxi.
Wressle castle, account of, by the
Rev. J. R. Boyle, F.S.A.;
lxix; built in 1390 by
Thomas Percy, lxix.
Wycliffe church described by the
Rev. J. F. Hodgson, lv.
Wylkynson, Wylham, a witness,

301.

Yanwath hall, a castellated house
of the 14th century, with
great hall and panelling,

XXV.

Yarm church, monumental slab of
a merchant, 15th century, in,
xxii; Norman west front
there, xxii.

York, St. Cuthbert's, window at,
2, 3.

York Minster, Lady chapel there,

161.

York, St. Leonard's hospital, land
let to, by Hilary, widow of
John de Siggeston, vii.

Xiphilin, his account of Trajan's

bridge over Danube, 8.