40

Norwich Deeds, Mr. Rye pre-
sents same, xix. (1915 Proceedings
ii.)

Calerandell, xvii. 356

Caley, Mr., xv. 194

Calf, John, xvi. 191

Calfe, Edward and Amon, xviii. 152,

156

Calibut, Frances, xiv. 323

Calic, Robert, xvi. 65

Calke, Ann and Thomas, jun., xix. 22;
Henry, Thomas, and William, 12,
13, 22; Robert and John, 23, 24
Calkhil, Richard de, xiv. 27
Caliver, silver, xi. 272

Calivers explained, xv. 106

Callbour, John and Wife, brass at
Wickhampton, xiii. 197

Calles, Richard, xvi. 194
Callesone, Robert, xvi. 193
Calleva, Atrebatum, xvii. 21
Calthorp, xii. 284

Philip, xx. 54

Calthorpe, Sir Will., xi. 183, 371

-

-

xvi. 148;
William, 202

- Helen M., xx. 322

Cambridge, xiii. 71; xvi. 18; xvii.
28, 29, 65, 77 81; xvii. 28, 29,
65, 77, 81; xx. 16, 221, 245, 246,
249
of Brass Rubbers,
Association
Transactions quoted, xiii. 194, 196
- Corpus Christi College, xiii. 103;
xviii. 34, 248

-

-

-

-

Emmanuel College, xiii. 103
Gonville and Caius College, xiii.
103, 104

- Jesus College, xiii. 103

St. John's College, xiii. 103
Trinity College, xiii. 103

Caius College, xiv. 235, 243; xviii.

72

- Master of Corpus Christi College,
xv. 229, 230

- King's College Chapel, Windows,
xv. 347, 348

- Pembroke Hall, xv. 245

- The Master of Trinity Hall, xv.
229, 230

- Castle, xiv. 338

-

Hill at, xiv. 151

St. Benet's Church,

Work at, xiv. 58

Pre-Norman

Antiquarian Society, Proceedings
quoted, xiv. 137; xvii. 3

(Cambrych), xviii. 53, 54, 169, 253,

290

- Clare College, xviii. 39
Gonwill Hall, xviii. 54
(Cantebreg), xix. 281, 289
University, xvii. 247

-

Gazette quoted, xix. 86

- Chest at St. Andrew's, Norwich,
xi. 274

John, xv. 297; xix. 202, 203, 216
(Caumbrigge), Thos., xix. 201, 203,

204
Cambridgeshire, xvii. 56

Cambrygge, Thomas, xii. 212, 213,
216, 217

Cambrygge, Thomas, xix. 206; and

John Cambryg, 154

Camden, William, xvii. 3, 4, 8, 13, 19
Camden's Britannia quoted, xii. 30;
xvii. 13

Camelin" defined, xix. 285

Camera (The) Roll of the Prior of
Norwich, 1283 (Rev. W. Hudson,
F.S.A.), xix. 268-313

Camlet (Chamlet), a stuff of uncertain
origin, xiv. 201

Camping Fields, xi. 149

Campion, Mathew, xviii. 101

Campsea Ash (Suff.), Licence to eat
flesh in Lent, in Register of, xv. 201
-xvii. 142

Camulodunum, xvii. 8, 14, 19, 29
Site of, quoted, xvii. 5
Canby, Solomon, xviii. 152
Candler, C., on the significance of
East Anglian Field Names, xi. 143
Mr. Charles, elected on Committee,
xiii. 359

Thomas, xviii. 152

Charles, presents Harleston MSS.,
xx. (Rep. xvi.)

Canfield Castle (Essex), xv. 290
Cangham, Will., fil' Will. de. xvii.
356

Canham, John, xiii. 146
Canmore, Meaning of, xvii. 25

Cann, alias Plowman, Joseph, Thomas.
and William, xiii. 90

Canne, Margaret, xiv. 37; Peter, 38;
Ranulph, 13, 32, 36
Cannell, Mr. Basil, xv. 190

Cannon, Earliest drawing of, xvi. 51
Cannum, Robert, xviii. 37
Canonium, xvii. 8, 14, 29
Cantebrig, John de, xvi. 63, 71
Cantebrigg, Nicholas of, xix. 70, 94
Cantel, John, xv. 175, 178-181, 185,
187

- St. Thomas of, his life embroidered
on orphrey of a cope, xiv. 160, 196
-xvii. 6, 7, 308

Canterbury, Archbishop of, xviii. 56
Gervase of, xviii. 111

-

-

- St. Martin and St. Pancras
Churches, xviii. 106

- and Cathedral, xix. 240, 262

Cantley, Brass at, xi. 204

- visited, xii. (1893 Rep. i.)

- xiii. 44, 126, 133, 149, 157; xvii.
94; xviii. 95

Church Plate at, xx. 261

Cantref of Gwent, xvii. 12

Canute coined largely at Norwich,
xiii. 97

Norwich Moneyers tempore, xiii. 99
King, xx. 278

Capel (Samford), xvii. 142

(Wilford), xvii. 140

Capell Hall (Manor), xiii. 274
Capgrave, his Life of St. Walstan,
xix. 238, 241, 243-249
John, xvii. 240

Capitals and Bases of different dates,
xix. 317

Capp, Dr., Vicar of St. Stephen's,
Norwich, xv. 335, 338
Cappe, Adam, xiv. 38
Cappes, William, xiii. 43, 47
Capps, Henry, xiii. 177, 179
Carantomagus (Gaul), xvii. 20
Carber, Thos., xiii. 176

Carbrooke, xii. 13, 15; xiii. 127, 162,
200; xvii. 101; xviii. 97

Church Plate at, xvi. 31, 33
Master of, xvii. 111

Commandery of, xvii. 97, 98, 105,
111, 115, 153

Manor of, xix. 172, 173
Cardigan, xv. 209

Cardinal Wolsey, xii. 36

Cardinall, Joan and William, xix. 209
Charles and Joan, xx. 159, 165
Cardiston (Kerdiston), xiii. 177, 179,
268, 275

Cardiston's, Netherall (Manor), xiii.
259, 265

Cardrow, John, xiii. 244

Cardynall, My Lord (Wolsey), xviii.
50

Carew, William, xviii. 95

Carey, Anne, Nathaniell, and Timothy,
xiii. 251

- John (Knight) and Anna, xviii. 68
Cargill, Marion and William, xviii.

66

248

Cariagium" explained, xiv. 40
Carleton Rode, xii. 270; xiii. 69, 90,
139, 174, 249, 254, 268; xviii. 90
Church Plate at, xv. 45

Chequer Close, xiv. 146

Cherche. See atte Cherche

Cheseman, Thomas, xviii. 197

Cheshire, Rev. J. G., Death of, xx.
(1916 Proceedings xv.)
Cheshunt, xviii. 51, 53

Chest, of Flanders make, xi. 277
Chester, St. Peter's, xv. 211

Plate Mark, xvii. 268

Robert, Bishop of, xviii. 124
Chesthunt (co. Herts), xiii. 272
Chestre, Walterus, xiv. 299
Chetham, John, xiii. 46

"Chevage" (capitagium) defined, xiv.

31, 34; and xix. 11

Cheveley, xvii. 131

Chevening (Kent), xv. 278

Chevington (Warwick), xv. 213
- xvii. 132

Cheyne, Brass to Isabella, wife of
William, 1485, xiv. 249
Chichele, Archbishop, xix. 86
Chichester, Absolution Cross found at,
xi. 311

- Rev. the Earl of, Death of, xvi.
(1904 Rep. iii.)

John de Climping, Bishop of, xvii.47
Chichestre, Galfridus de and Nicholaus
de, xiv. 299

Chickeringe, John and Thomas, xviii.
155, 156

Chicksand, Grange and Priory of,
xvii. 131

Chidlowe, Roger, xviii. 98

Chief Justice Sir Henry Hobart, xii.
161

Chigwell (Essex), xiii. 178

Child, Mr. Henry, xiv. 341; John, 26

-

Grant of Admission of a, to the
former Leper Hospital, Norwich, xi.
320

Suffolk quoted, xvii. 166
Briefs (Bewes) quoted, xv. 203
Heraldry of Norfolk (Farrer)
quoted, xv. 81; xix. 321
Building, Increase in, after A.D.
1000, the reason for this, xiv. 58
Congress, Norwich, Ecclesiastical
Art Exhibition at, xiii. (1895 Rep. ii.)

Michael, xvi. 195

- (Berks.), xv. 223

(Devon.), xv. 210

Note Inventories of, under
Parishes and Churches. Vol. xi.-xx.
Robert, Vicar of Wichingham, xiii.
208, 209; and William, 47

- Richd. and Christofer, xviii. 89,
156; and Mr. Barnard, 159
Churche, Roger, xii. 194
Churchman, William, xvi. 160

Thomas and Sir Thomas, xvii. 256;
and Hester, 176

Church Plate in Norfolk-

Deanery of Blofield (by Rev. E. C.

Hopper, M.A., F.S.A.), xx. 257-272
Acle, St. Edmund; Beighton, All
Saints; Blofield, SS. Andrew and
Peter; Braydeston, St. Michael;
Brundall St. Lawrence; Buckenham

Church Plate in Norfolk (cont.)-
North, St. Andrew and St. Peter;
Burlingham, South, St. Edmund;
Cantley, St. Margaret; Fishley, St.
Mary; Freethorpe, All Saints;
Halvergate, SS. Peter and Paul;
Hassingham, St. Mary; Hembling-
ton, All Saints; Limpenhoe, St.
Botolph; Lingwood, St. Peter;
Moulton, St. Mary; Panxworth,
All Saints; Plumstead, Great, St.
Mary; Plumstead, Little, SS.
Gervase and Protase; Postwick, All
Saints; Ranworth, St. Helen;
Reedham, St. John Baptist; South-
wood, St. Edmund; Strumpshaw,
St. Peter; Thorpe, St. Andrew;
Thorpe Hamlet, St. Matthew;
Thorpe Hamlet, St. Leonard;
Tunstall, St. Peter; Upton, St.
Margaret; Walsham, South, St.
Lawrence;

Walsham, South, St.
Mary; Wickhampton, St. Andrew;
Witton, St. Margaret: Wood bast-
wick, SS. Fabian and Sebastian
Deanery of Breccles (by Rev. E. C.
Hopper), xvi. 31-37

Ashill, St. Nicholas; Breccles, St.
Margaret; Carbrooke, SS. Peter
and Paul; Caston, Holy Cross;
Ellingham, Little, St. Peter;
Griston, SS. Peter and Paul;
Merton, St. Peter; Ovington, St.
John the Evangelist; Saham Toney,
St. George; Scoulton, Holy Trinity;
Stow Bedon, St. Botolph; Thompson,
St. Martin; Threxton, All Saints;
Tottington, St. Andrew; Watton,
St. Mary

Merton, Caston, Saham Toney. See
also xii. 89, 94, 97

Deanery of East Brooke (by Rev.
E. C. Hopper), xvi. 153-168
Aldeby, St. Mary; Bedingham,
St. Andrew; Broome, St. Michael;
Chedgrave, All Saints; Ditchingham,
St. Mary; Ellingham, St. Mary;
Geldeston, St. Michael; Gillingham,
All Saints and St. Mary; Haddiscoe,
St. Mary: Hales, St. Margaret;
Hardley, St. Margaret; Heckenham,
St. Gregory; Hedenham, St. Peter;
Kirby Cane, All Saints; Langley,
St. Michael: Loddon, Holy Trinity;
Mundham, SS. Etheldred and Peter;
Norton Subcourse, St. Mary;
Raveningham, St. Andrew; Seething,

Church Plate in Norfolk (cont.)-
and All Angels; Thwaite, St. Mary;
Thorpe-next-Haddiscoe, St. Matthias;
Thurlton, All Saints; Toft Monks,
St. Margaret; Topcroft, St.
Margaret; Wheatacre, All Saints;
Wheatacre Burgh, St. Mary;
Woodton, All Saints; also p. 328
and Topcroft, 257

Deanery of West Brooke (by Rev.
E. C. Hopper), xvii. 268-276
Arminghall, St. Mary; Ashby, St.
Mary; Bergh Apton, SS. Peter and
Paul; Bixley, St. Wandregesilius;
Bramerton, St. Peter; Brooke, St.
Peter; Caister, St. Edmund;
Carlton, St. Peter; Claxton, St.
Andrew; Framingham Earl, St.
Andrew; Framingham, Pigot, St.
Andrew; Hellington, St. John
Baptist; Howe, St. Mary the
Virgin; Kirby Bedon, St. Andrew;
Kirstead, St. Margaret; Poringland,
All Saints; Rockland, St. Mary;
Saxlingham, St. Mary; Shotesham,
All Saints; Shotesham, St. Mary;
Sisland, St. Mary; Stoke Holy
Cross; Surlingham, St. Mary;
Thurton, St. Ethetlbert; Trowse,
St. Andrew; Whitlingham, St.
Andrew; Yelverton, St. Mary

Deanery of Depwade (by Rev. E. C.
Hopper), xv. 44-50

Ashwellthorpe, All Saints; Aslacton,
St. Michael; Bunwell, St. Michael;
Carleton Rode, All Saints; Forncett,
St. Mary; Forncett, SS. Peter and
Paul; Fritton, St. Catherine; Fun-
denhall, St. Nicholas; Hapton, St.
Margaret; Hardwick, St. Margaret;
Hempnall, St. Margaret; Morning-
thorpe, St. John Baptist; Moulton,
St. Michael; Shelton, St. Mary;
Stratton, St. Mary; Stratton, St.
Michael; Tasburgh, St. Mary;
Tacolnestone, All Saints; Tharston,
St. Mary; Tibenham, All Saints;
Wacton, All Saints

Hardwick, Hempnall, xvi. 257
Deanery of Flegg (by Rev. E. C.
Hopper), xix. 185-196

Billockby, All Saints; Burgh or
Flegg Burgh, St. Margaret; Caister,
St. Edmund and Holy Trinity;
Clippesby, St. Peter; Filby, All
Saints; Hemsby, All Saints;
Martham, St. Mary; Mautby, SS.

Chilsworth (Oxon.), xv. 224 Chilton, xvii. 135

(Devon.), xv. 210

(Berks.), xv. 223

xviii. 59, 67

xvii. 131;

ford. Vol. xvii.

See Syre

xvi. 220

xii.

185;

led to the Cross, Representation of, xvii. 213

Christopher of Bologna, xiii. 334
Christleton (Chester), xv. 217
Christmas, Plays at, xi. 335
Christchurch, Canterbury, xiii. 298
- (Hants.), Tomb at, xiii. 355

- Norwich, Play acted in, xiii. 14 Chronique de Jordan Fantosme quoted, xvi. 46

Chucket, Simon and Agnes, xvii. 313, 361

Church Bells of Norfolk quoted, xvii. 38

-

Suffolk quoted, xvii. 166 Briefs (Bewes) quoted, xv. 203 (Farrer) of Norfolk Heraldry quoted, xv. 81; xix. 321 Building, Increase in, after A.D. 1000, the reason for this, xiv. 58 Congress, Norwich, Ecclesiastical Art Exhibition at, xiii. (1895 Rep. ii.) Goods. Note Inventories of, under Parishes and Churches. Vol. xi.-xx. Robert, Vicar of Wichingham, xiii. 208, 209; and William, 47

Richd. and Christofer, xviii. 89,
156; and Mr. Barnard, 159
Churche, Roger, xii. 194
Churchman, William, xvi. 160

- Thomas and Sir Thomas, xvii. 256;
and Hester, 176

Church Plate in Norfolk

Deanery of Blofield (by Rev. E. C.

Hopper, M.A., F.S.A.), xx. 257-272 Acle, St. Edmund; Beighton, All Saints; Blofield, SS. Andrew and Peter: Braydeston, St. Michael; Brundall St. Lawrence: Buckenham Ferry, St. Nicholas; Burlingham,