INDEX

Places are printed in italic type, publications in bold type.

ABBERCORX, Lord. 48Addams, Jane, 138, 150Africa, \ 15age at marriage, 1, 11, 17aggregative analysis, 3Aintree, 101Alexander, Samuel, 145Altcar, Vicar of, 105Alvason, 1America, 12, 94Amounderness Hundred, 65, 70Ancoats, Ancoats Brotherhood, 110Anglesey, hie of, 32Anglo-Chinese Agreement, 121Anglo-Chinese Convention, 120Anglo-French Declaration, 1896.

115Anne, Queen, 37 Ansley, Lord 54 Antonine Hall, 192 Ardleigh, 14Argyll, Duke of, 37, 40-2, 45, 55 Asia, 115 South East, 115Association of Chambers of Com-

merce, 117, 120-21, 123, 132 Atherton, Peter, 72 Attorney General, 57 Augkton, 88 Moss, 85 Aves, Ernest, 148 Ayleslbrd, Lord, 46

BACH, 168BalaLake, 102

Ball, Sidney, 137, 141Bangkok, 113Barker, T.H., 128Barnes, 198Barnett, Reverend Samuel, 137-42,

150, 153Barroifford Booth, 72-3 Bartlett, C.J., 134 Bath and Wells Diocesan Choral

Festival, 165 Battle of the Boyne, 32 Bax, Clifford, 168 . Beale, Miss, 140 Beatle Memento Mania, 197 Bebington, Free Library , 198 Bell, Lady Florence, 138 Benson, William, 35 Bensone, General, 44 Beswick, 153Bhamo, 115, 117, 126, 127, 128-9 Birdoswald, 191 Birmingham, 101, 142 birth-control, 22 Blackburn, Chamber of Commerce, 117,

119-20, 124, 129 Hundred, 65, 70Blakenhall, 2Blezzard, Judith, Hoist and Vaug-

han Williams manuscripts at Liverpool Cathedral, 161-187

Blundcll, Henry, 201Bolton, Duke of, 45Bone, Beatrice, 184Booth, Alfred, 139

208 Index

Booth, Charles, 148Booth, Langham, 34, 41Booth Family, 31, 33-4, 41Bowden, 143 'Brampton Bryan, 35Bridges, Robert, 164-5Britain, 25, 86, 113, 115-16, 121,

123-4, 138, 148, 152, 197 British Broadcasting Corporation,

181, 182 British Library, 165-6 Department of Manuscripts, 162British Museum, 196-7Brook, Reverend Richard, 166Broughton in Furness, 77Buckingham, Duke of, 40, 46, 51Bunbury, 9Burma, 113-18, 122, 124-33 Upper, 115, 127, 130 Burma-China Link, 134 Burma-China Railway, 114, 122,

124, 129-30Burma-Shan-China Railway, 121 Burma Yangtze, 123 Burma Yunnan Railway, 117, 125,

126Burma Railway Company, 124 Burmese Railway, 122 Bury, Chamber of Commerce, 124

CAMBRIDGE, 137Campagnac, Ernest, 140Canterbury, Archbishop of, 177Carleton, Lord, 40, 50, 52, 54Carlisle, Lord, 40, 47, 52Cashmore, Hilda, 147, 152Casson,John, 181Castlebromage, 51Chancellor, Lord, 54, 57Chandran, 119, 121, 124Chapman, S.J., 144Charity Organisation Society, 140,

147Charles Rowley's Ancoats Recre-

ation Committee, 142Checkley Brook, 2Cheshire, 1-2, 8, 31-4, 36, 40-42, 44,

55, 65 Lord Lieutenant of, 33

Record Office, 34, 44 South, 1 Chester, 54 Governor of, 32 Meeting, British Archaeological

Association, 197 Chicago, Hull House, 138 childhood mortality, 24 Children's Country Holiday Fund,

147 China, 113-18, 120-22, 124-8, 130,

131-4 Sea, 115 South, 116 South west, 113, 119, 121-2, 124,

127-8, 130-33 Western, 130Cholmondeley, Lord, 34, 36, 41 Cholmondeley, 1st Lord, 33 Cholmondeley, 2nd Earl of, 32 Cholmondeley, 3rd Earl of, 34, 44 Cholmondeley, Baron, 31-2 Cholmondeley, Charles, 55 Cholmondeley, George, 32 Cholmondeley, Sir Hugh, 31 Cholmondeley, Viscount Hugh, 31 Cholmondeley, Viscount Robert,

31Cholmondeley, Seymour, 41 2 Cholmondeley family, 31-4, 41-2 Cholmondeley of Cholmondeley

papers, 34, 44 Chungking, 122-3 Church Bill, 1718, 34, 36 Church of England, 177 Churchill, Lord Randolph, 113 Clare, County, 94 Clarendon, Lord, 45 Clark, Joseph, 199 Clitheroe, 192 Coit, Stanton, 138 Collyhurst, Recreation Rooms, 142 Colqhoun, A.R., 113, 115-17, 122,

130-31, 133 Colyton, 1 7Comptroller of the Household, 32 Coney, Audrey P., Mid nineteenth-

century Ormskirk: disease, over- crowding and the Irish in a

Index 209

Lancashire market town, 83-111 Connaughl, 93 Consul, 127 Copenhagen, 198 Royal Library. 198 Corbett. Miss. 140 Cork. County, 94 court leet, 85, 100 Cowper, Lord, 38, 40, 46-8. 50-51,

56Crimea. 150 Cromn, Major, 126 Crossley, Francis, 143 Curtis, Penelope, (Ed.) Patronage

and practice: sculpture onMerseyside: review, 201-202

Curwen, music publishers, 164,166

Curzon, Viceroy, 122-3, 125-7,131-2

DALI, 129Dantn, White Hart, 51Darlington, 122, 124Davies, John, The Liverpool

Chamber of Commerce and the Burma-China Railway, 113-1 36

Dearmer, Percy, 169, 171, 172Declaratory Act, 1720, 35, 36Denison, Edward, 143Dent, Ed ward J., 183Departmental Committee on Van

Boy Labour, 149Derby, Earl of, 84-5, 102, 105Derby, Lord, 169Derbyshire, 146Devonshire, Duke of, 47-8Dido and Aeneas, 168, 169Dixon, jr, John, 73Dixon, sen, John, 73Doddington, 2Donegal, County, 94Donisniey, 55Dorking, The White Gates, 169Dover, 40, 101Dover, 2nd Duke of, 39Dover. Duke of, 35, 39-40, 51, 53-4Dover peerage case, 35Dublin, 35

Duchy Court of Lancaster, 64 DufFerin, Viceroy, 115 Dundee, 86 Grey Lodge. 138Dundonal, Lord, 48Dunham Massey, 31Dunstable, 51Dwelly, Reverend Canon Frederick,

162-4, 166, 168-70, 172-3, 175,177-8. 181-2. 184-5

EDINBURGH, 92, 138Education Act, 1870, 142Educational Settlements Asso-

ciation, 145Eeles, Francis, 162England, 6, 13, 23, 46-7, 64, 68, 102,

130, 143, 162 North of, 133 North West, 191-2 West of, 47The English Hymnal, 171Epstein, 202Eternal Father who didst all

create. 161. 164, 166-9. 174 Evening Standard, 105

FABIAN SOCIETY, 149Falkland, Lord, 48Farr, William, 87Fausett Collection, 197Fausett notebooks, 198fertility, 14, 20Festival of Britain, 1951, 183-4Filly Close, 72-3Fejervary Collection, 197Foreign Office, 113, 115-17, 119-20,

124-7, 132Foster, Arnold, 177, 180, 182Frampton, George, 202France, 32, 115, 120, 134Frank, 202Free Museum and Library Move-

ment, 198Frink, 202Furness, 64

GENERAL BOARD OF HEALTH,101

210 Index

George I, 32, 34George V, 178, 181Gibsonjohn, 201-2Gibson, Margaret and VV right

Susan M. (Eels) Joseph Meyer of Liverpool: review, 195-20

Gladstone, Robert. 117-18, 127. 131

Glasgow, 83-4-, 86, 138 Chamber of Commerce, 1 13[Gloucester] Gloster, Bishop of, 46Godley, 116Godolphin, Earl of. 32Godolphin, Lord, 50Gordon, Priest, 53Gorst, Sir John, 139Goss-Custard, Henry, 163, 178Graham, J.W., 145 'Gravesend, 32Gray, Lord, 46, 56Great Britain, 45Green, John Richard, 142-3Greenwood, Thomas, 198-200Griffith, Ernest, 146Guanxi-zhuang, 121Guizhou, 127Gwyn, Francis Prideaux, 35, 39Gwyn letters, 35

HADRIAN, 191Hadrian's Wall, 191-2Hallett, Holt S., 113, 115-18, 120,

122, 131, 133 Hallett-Colqhoun, 123 Hallett-Colqhoun line, 120 Hallett-Colqhoun Scheme, 115,

117, 119, 131-133 Hamilton, 40, 116, 120, 124-5 Hamilton, Dr Lilas, 140, 145 Hamilton, Duke of, 45-6, 53 Hamilton, Lord, 45 Hamilton peerage case, 36, 37, 39 Handel, 179 Hankow, 129 Harcourt, Lord, 51 Harleyjr, Edward, 35 Harley papers, 35 Lord Harcourt, 46 Hardwick, Janet Moss, 166

Harley, Robert, 32, 37Hart, Sir Robert, 128, 131Hatton, Walter. 181Hay.J. Ogilvie, 118, 119Hay of Pedwardine, Lord, 40Heap, R., 117hearth tax, 6hearth tax returns, 6Hertz Collection. 197, 200Hesketh, 101Historic Society of Lancashire and

Cheshire. 197. 203 A hoard of denarii from Wad-

dington near Clitheroe, 191-193 Hoist. Gustav, 161-9, 173-4 Hoist Foundation, 161 2 Hoist and Vaughan Williams

manuscripts at LiverpoolCathedral, 161-187

Horsfall, Thomas Coglan, 139, 140 Hsipaw, 119House of Correction, 66, 68, 79 Hume, 199 Hunter, Jonathan. 74, 77-8

ILLUSTRATED LONDONNEWS. 199

Ince, 72I nee Blundell Hall. 201 India, 113, 115-23. 125-6, 128. 130,

132-3 Intelligence Department, 124 Office, 113. 116-20, 122-6, 127,

128-33Indian Railways Board, 129 infant mortality, 1, 19, 23-4 infanticide, 26 Inner Temple, 32 Inventorium Sepulchrale, 198 Ireland, 86, 90, 93-6, 107 House of Lords, 54 Irish Lords, 35 Iron Age, 198

JACKSON, Samuel, 77James I, 84James II, 33John of Gaunt, 178Joint Research Committee of the

Index 211

Christian Social Union, 149Jones, Clyve. Parliament and the

Peerage and Weaver Navigation Bills: the correspondence of Lord Newburgh with the Earl of Cholmondeley. 31-(>1

Jordan, Luke, 96Joseph Meyer of Liverpool:

review, 195-200Joyce, Patrick, 96

KAY, James Phillips. 142Kelts, 31Kenyon family, 63Kenyon, George, 66, 72Kenyon papers, 70 71King, Sir Peter, 49King, 202Kinoull, Earl of, 40Kirkham, 191Knowsley, 85Knutsford, Anne, 18Kunlong Ferry, 116. 118-26, 129Kunming, 118Kwangsi, 121, 127Kweichow, 127-8, 132

Lancashire, 2, 7-8, 63-4, 6(5-70, 82, 86,92-5, 102, 130-31

College, 140 Newton, 32 Record Office, 64, 67, 79 South west, 83Lancaster, 64-7, 70, 74. 76-8, 80 Castle, 74 Gaol, 66Lang, Dr Cosmo Gordon, 141, 177Lansdowne, 124Laos, 114Lashio, 124-6Lea Forge, 2Lee-Warner, 125Leeds, 85, 94 Chamber of Commerce, 119-20 to Liverpool canal, 85Leighton, 1Leinster, 31Ley/and Hundred, 65, 70Lichfield, 14

Litton, 127Liverpool, 41, 83-8, 93-5, 98, 100,

102, 107, 131, 138-42, 146, 149, 151-2, 165-8, 172, 174, 178, 180, 182. 184. 195. 197, 200-203

Abercromby Square, 141 Academy, 201 Anglican Cathedral, 161 3,

166^70, 172, 177-82, 184-5 Anglican Cathedral. College of Counsel, 162, 164,

169, 173 Dean of, 161 Bishop of, 198 Chamber of Commerce and

the Burma China Railway.113-136

Chamber of Commerce, 113, 116-118. 119-20, 122-132, 134

East India and China Trade Section, 117-119, 121, 122, 124, 126-7, 129, 130

City Record Office, 132 College, 166 Daily Post, 143 Commission of Enquiry, 142 David Lewis Club, 141, J44 David Lewis Hostel, 141 David Lewis Hotel, 141 David Lewis Theatre, 145 Diocese, 177 District Provident Society, 146 Everton, 118, 143 Central Relief Society. 142,

147 Garden Festival, 1980, Harrington Street Council School,

146 Lewis's Store, 202 Museum and Gallery of Art, 199 Museum, 195 NetherfieId Road, 145, 147, 152 322 Netherfield Road, 140 Nile Street, 141, 144, 152 Philharmonic Society, 181 Tate Gallery, 201-2' to Preston Turnpike, 85 St George's Hall, 200. 202 Town council, 200

212 Index

Town Hall, 140 Toxteth, 151 Park Street, 152 129 Park Street, 141 Union of Women Workers, 140 University, 143, 144, 168-9,

202-3 Alsop Lectureship, 168 Department of Economic His-

tory, 203 Department of Music, 161 School of Social Work, 147 School of Training for Social

Work, 147 University Settlement, 144-51,

153 York House Boys Club, 150 Victoria Settlement, 140, 143-8,

150, 152 Walker Art Gallery, 201 Livingstone, Miss F.A., 150 London, 34, 36, 39, 84, 87, 101-2,

138-9, 141, 148, 164, 183 and North Western Railway,

139 Bethnal Green, Cheltenham Ladies College

Settlement, 140 Chamber of Commerce, 113,

119 Covent Garden, 183-4 East, 137 Hammersmith. St Paul's Girls' School, 163-4 Mile end, 143 St James, 57 Lethmore Room, 57 Stjude's, 137 Whitechapel, 142 Commercial Road, 137 Lonsdale Hundred, 65, 70 Lords Journals, 41 Lumley, Lord, 38, 47

MABONE, William, 148 Macadam, Elizabeth, 147-9 McDermot, Timothy, 96 Mcmaster, Peter, 96 Madrid, 50

The Magedburg Panels. 196Mallon,J,J.. 144Malpas, Lord, 34Man born to toil, 164 5, 167Manchester, 65-6, 76, 78-80, 83-4,

93-4, 107, 117, 138-45, 147, 149,151-2

Ancoats, 139, 143-5 Art Museum, 142 Hall, 139, 140, 143, 151 Settlement, 144, 146-9, 151-2 Archdeacon of, 139, 143 Art Museum, 139 Chamber of Commerce, 113,

116, 119, 129-30 Dangerous Corner, 65 Didsbuiy, Cavendish School, 146 District Provident Society, 142 Duke of, 41,49, 57 Every Street, 140, 152 Chapel House, 151 Round House, 151-2 Guardian, 139, 146 Hit/me, 34 River Street, 140 Lord, 52, 56 Owens College, 139-40 School Board, 145 Star Hall, 143 Statistical Society, 142 University, 141, 144 Department of Social Study,

147 University Settlement, 141-2,

145, 153Mandalay, 119, 122, 124 Mandalay Kunlong Ferry, 116, 117,

120-21, 123, 124-5, 131-133 Marbury, 2 Marquis, Fred, 141, 144, 148-9,

151Marr, T.R., 148 Marsden, Robert, 99 Masefield, John, 162 maternal mortality, 17 Maulamyaing, 113 Mayer, Joseph, 195-9 Mayer Collection, 195

Index 213

Mayer Mirror, 198 Mayo, County, 86, 94, 95 Mekong, \ 28 ' Meals', Dove Point, 198 Mersey side, 201-2 National Museums and Galler-

ies, 201Messiah. 179Mid nineteenth-century Ormskirk:

disease, overcrowding and the Irish in a Lancashire market town, 83-111

Middlesborough Settlement, 138Middlewich, 2Minshull, 2Mississippi, 55Momein, 126Morpeth, Lord, 52mortality, 1, 23Mosley family, 139Moulniein, 113, 116, 121Moulmein Ssumao Line, 120Muir, Ramsey, 144Munster, 93Murphy. 91

NAMPTWICH, 32 Nantwich, 1-3, 5-14, 16-25, 27,

56-7 and Wybunbury, 1680-1819: a

demographic study of two Cheshire parishes, 1-30

Hundred, 6Naples, Jesuit's College, 53Nero, l'91New York, East Side, College Settle-

ment, 138Newborough, Baron, 32Newburgh, Baron, 32Newburgh, Lord, 32, 34, 35. 38-9,

41, 44Newburgh Cholmondeley Corres-

pondence, 44Newburgh letters, 35-6, 38-40, 44Newcastle, Lord, 46Neurastle-upon-Tvne, 101The Nineteenth Century, 137North, Lord, 46, 56Northwich, 1, 41

Nottingham, Lord, 38, 45-7 Nuisances Removal Act, 1846, 100,

101 Numismatic Chronicle. 198

OBITUARY: Schofield, Maurice M., 203

Occasional Conformity Act, 1711,34, 36

Ogden, S.F., 149 Oldham, James Heywood's House,

65 Chamber of Commerce, 124 Ormond, Duke of, 47 Ormskirk, 65, 70, 76, 78-80, 83-90,

92-3, 95-105, 107 AughtonSt, 88, 90, 91 Fairbridge yard, 92 Forshaw's Yard, 91 Nursery Yard, 90 Barkhouse Hill, 90 Burscough Street, 88, 90 Old Building yard, 92. 98 Church Street, 88, '90 Culshaw's Yard, 92 Derby Street, 106 Grammar School courts, 91 Green Lane, 90, 98 Greelby Hill, 102 Hants Lane, 90 Iron Dish Well, 90 Lathom House, 84 Local Board of Health, 102-4,

105 Mere Brook, 88 Moor Street, 88, 98 Prescot's Yard, 91, 98 Prescot 's Court, 91 Races, 85 Union, Board of Guardians, 96-8,

100-101, 103, 104 Urban District Council, 103 Insanitary Property Com-

mittee, 103 Oxbridge, 148 Oxford,' 137-8 Christ Church, 32 St John's College, 137

214 Index

Oxford, Earl of, 37 Oxford. Lord, 45, 53 Oxford book of carols. 167, 171-2 Oxford University Press, 170,

177-8. 181. 182

PARLIAMENT, 35, 36, 39, 41, 49. 53-4. 97

and the Peerage and Weaver Navigation Bills: the corres- pondence of Lord Newburgh with the Earl of Cholmondeley. 31-61

Committee of the Whole House, 37

House of Commons, 35-6. 38-9, 41, 44, 49-50

House of Lords, 32, 34-6,38-41, 44,49

Parzival, 196 Patronage and practice: sculpture

on Merseyside: review, 201-202 Peerage Bill, 34-6, 39-40, 48-50 Peking, 116, 121 Pemberton, 72 Pennine Hills, 145 Persian Gulf, 115 Peterborough, Bishop of, 46 Peterborough, Lord, 46 Phelps, Cecily, 149 The Pilgrim's Progress, 170,

183-4Platt, James, 80 Playfair, Dr Lyon, 93 poor law, 100 Porter Ben, 48 Portsmouth, 101 Prescot, 107 Preston, 64-6, 68, 70, 72-3, 76,

78-80, 85Prince of Wales, 36, 38 Privy Council, 32 Public Health Act, 1848, 101, 106 Public Works Department, India

Office, 125 Purcell, 168

QUARTER SESSIONS, 63-7, 69-71, 73-4, 76, 81-2, 84-5

Quarter-sessions in Lancashire in the middle of the eighteenth century: the court in session and its records, 63-83

Queensberry, 3rd Duke of, 39-40 Queensborough, Duke of, 52

RAFN, Charles, 198Rangoon, Chamber of Commerce,

127, 129 Rathbone, Eleanor, How the

casual labourer lives, 149 Rathbone, Hubert, 139 Rathbone family, 140 Rawlinson Report, 103 Rawlinson, Robert. 101-2. 104 Rawtorne. Rev, 105 Raymond, Sir R., 52 Raymond, Sir Robert, 57 reconstitution, 11 Regent, 50Revolution of 1688, 31, 33 Robinson, Edgar, 163, 179 Rochdale, 93 Canal, 139 Roe Buck, 65Rochester, Bishop of, 46Rolfe Collection, 197Roscoe, William, 201Rose, Michael E., Settlement of

university men in great towns: university settlements in Man- chester and Liverpool, 137-160

Roughlee Booth, 73Rowley, Charles, 140Royal College of Music, 177Royal Commission on the Poor

Laws, 149Royal Commission into the Depres-

sion of Trade and Industry, 1866, 130

Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, 181Royal Society of Antiquaries,

Denmark, 198Ruskin, John, 145Ryle,J.C., 199

SACHEVERELL trial, 32 Saffron Walden, 199

Index 215

Salford, 66Salisbury, Lord, 115, 116, 120-23,

131 Salween, 126 rivers, 117, 129Sandbach, 9Savitri, 168Scarisbrick, 90Schism Act, 1714, 34, 36Schoficld, M.M., The letter book

of Benjamin Satterthwaite, 203Schoficld. M.M., The slave trade

from Lancashire and Cheshire outside Liverpool, 203

Schoficld, M.M., The statutory registers of British Merchant ships for North Lancashire. 203

Schofield, M.M., Outlines of an economic History of Lancas- ter, 1680-1860. 203

Schofield, M.M., The Virginia trade of the firm of Sparling and Bolden of Liverpool, 1788-89, 203

Schoficld, M.M., Shoes and ships and sealing wax: eighteenth century exports to the Colo- nies, 203

Scotland. 46, 53Scott, C.P., 139Sculpture, on Mcrseyside. 201Selway, Earl of, 52Septennial Act, 1717, 36Settlement Association, 142 Visiting Scheme, 148 Players, 145Settlement of university men in

great towns: university settle- ments in Manchester and Liverpool, 137-160

Shakespeare, William, 145, 178Shan States, 113-15Shanghai, 129Shaw. Martin, 1614, 170-71, 173,

178-9, 181-2, 184Shotter, D.C.A. A hoard of dena-

rii from Waddington near Clitheroe, 191-193

Shepshed, 12Sherlock, Lord, 54Siam, 114-15, 120, 123Sichuan, 122Simao, 113Simla, 124, 129Sing, Miss Edith, 140size, of family, 1.17Skelmersdale, 107Sloane, Sir Hans, 196, 199Smith, Roach, 197Social Survey of Merseyside, 149Society of Friends, 203Soldiers' and Sailors Family Asso-

ciation, 147Solway, Earl of, 40Somerset, Duke of, 37, 44, 45, 47Songs of Praise, 163-4, 170, 171-3South Sea, 35, 55 Bill, 56Southern Asia Railway, 129Spain, King of, 50Ssumao, 113, 116, 120-21, 123, 131Staffordshire, North, 2Stanhope, Lord, 41-2, 45, 48,

50-51Stanhope, Viscount, 36-7Steinkirk, 32Stepney, 143Stocks, J.L., 145Stoehr, Helen, !40Stocks, Mary, 145Stoke-on-Trent, 14Stoner, Joseph, 103 7Suez, Canal, 129Sunday Society to the City Council,

Liverpool, 199Sunderland, Earl of, 36Sunderland, Lord, 37, 40, 45, 48,

53, 56Surveyor General of the King's

Works, 35Symonds, Charles Price, 83, 96,

' 97-8Sychwan, 115, 119, 122, 127-9

TALI, 129Tarleton, 101Taylor, Peter, Quarter-sessions in

216 Index

Lancashire in the middle of the eighteenth century: the court in session and its records,63-83

Te Deum, 161-2, 170, 176-7. 179,181-2, 185

Teng-Chung, 126 Teng Yuch, 126-7 Ting Yueh, 128-9 Thames, River, 198 Thibaw, 119Three Choirs Festival. 183-4 Tib Green, 2 Tilbury, Fort of, 32 The times, 125 Tinted Venus, 201 Tonkin, 127 Tonkin Railway. 121 Tonkin Yunnan Railway. 116 Tory Party, 32-4. 36-7 ' Tout, Professor T.F., 140. 144,

145Townsend, Lord, 42, 46 Townsend, Viscount, 36 Toynbee, Arnold, 138 Tovnbee Hall, 137, 138, 139,

143-4. 148 The tragedy of King Richard the

Second, 178 Transactions of the Historic

Society of Lancashire andCheshire, 198

Treasurer, Lord, 32 Trevor, Lord, 46

UNITED STATES, 138-9, 149Universities Settlement Asso-

ciation, 137, 141University Extension Movement,

144University Settlement, 137, 144,

147

VAUGHAN Williams, Adeline,169, 172, 183

Vaughan Williams, Ralph, 161-3,169-71, 173, 175-7, 179-85

Vaughan Williams, Ursula, 162 Vernon, Richard, 57

\VADDELL, Helen, 168Waddington, Waddow Hall, 191 \VagstafT, Mr, 68 Wales, 23 North Wales, 146 Lord Lieutenant of, 32 VValpole, Robert, 34-6, 39 The wandering scholar, 168-9 Ward, Principal, 140 War Office, Intelligence Division, 123Warrington, 107Warrington, Earl of, 33, 41Warrington, Earls of, 31Warrington, Lord, 34, 55, 57Warry/128Warwickshire, 8Weaver Bill, 56-7Weaver Navigation, 2, 33, 41Weaver Navigation Bill, 1720, 35,

36, 40Weaver, River, 2, 31, 41, 55, 57 Welsby, William, 104, 106 West Derby Hundred, 65 West River, 121 West, Tranchard of the, 54 Westminster, 33, 35, 39, 44 School, 32Weston, 2Wharton, Duke of, 56Whig Party, 32-4, 36-8, 42, 57Whitehall, \25Whitley, Edward, 118Wichemalbank, 31Wirklow, County, 94Widnes, Wade Deacon School, 203Wigan, 65, 76, 78-80, 93Wilbraham family, 2Wilbraham, Mr, 56Wilkinson, Frederick, 168Wilkinson, H.H., 127-9, 132William Brown's Museum, 199William III, 33William of Orange, 31-2Williams, Pere, 52Williams, Reverend Canon

Frederick, 164 Willingham, 24

Index 217

Wilmslow, 142Winsford, 2Wirral, 142n'itctimalbank, 32Women's Industrial Council, 149H'oolstanwood, 1Worcester, Cathedral, 183Worcestershire, 7-8Worker's Educational Association,

144World War I. 141, 144, 147. 171World War II, 150, 152, 182H'rexham, 44Wright, Susan M. and Gibson,

Margaret, eds, Joseph Meyer of Liverpool: review, 195-200

Wright family, 2

Wyatt, G.M. Nantwich and Wybunbury, 1680-1819: a demographic study of two Cheshire parishes, 1-30

Wybunbury, 1-2, 4-11

YANCON Chamber of Commerce,127

Yangtze, 122, 124, 129, 134 Yangtze valley, York, 1, 84/94-5, 107 York, Archbishop of, 46, 56, 141 Yunnan, 115-19, 120, 121-3, 124,

125-8, 132 Eastern, 120 Yunnan-fu, 118, 122, 123, 129