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THE

ESSEX REVIEW:

AN ILLUSTRATED QUARTERLY RECORD

OF EVERYTHING OF PERMANENT INTEREST

IN THE COUNTY.

EDITED BY

EDWARD A. FITCH, F.L.S.,

AND

MISS C. FELL SMITH.

VOLUME XI.

"He who recalls into existence that which has vanished enjoys a bliss like
that of creating."-
-NIEBUHR.

COLCHESTER:

BENHAM & CO.

LONDON:

SIMPKIN, MARSHALL, HAMILTON, KENT & Cc.. LTD.

1902.

Colchester:

BENHAM AND CO.,

COLCHESTER PRINTING WORKS,

24, HIGH STREET.

INDEX TO VOLUME XI.

Entries in Italics refer to Notices of Books.

Ague in Essex, 235.
Arnold, John, 116, 179.

Aukland, Florence, Bees in Winter, by,

81.

Baddow, Great, Reading-Room, 59.

Barrett, Rev. D. W., Sketches of Church
Life in the Counties of Essex and Hert-
fordshire, by, 122.

Bays, Says, and Perpetuanas, 108, 109,
178.

Beckett, Rev. W. H., death of, 59.

Bees in Winter, by Florence Aukland,81.
Benham, Charles E., William Gilbert of
Colchester, by, 244,

W. Gurney, Ancient Silver Hoard
Discovered at Co chester, by, 210; The
Red Book of Colchester, by, 247.
Bentall, F. A., note by, 185.

Berners, Isopel, by George Borrow,
edited by T. Seccombe, 14.
Bewers, William, note by, 185.
Blackmore Church, 174.

Books reviewed :-Side-Saddle Riding,
64, 3; Sketches of Church Life in the
Diocese of St. Albans, 122, 3; Verses,
125; King Monmouth, 127; De
Magnete, 190; Holman's, Halstead, 191;
William Gilbert or Colchester, 244;
Catalogue of Books, Maps and Manu-
scripts relating to or connected with
Essex, 245; The Red Book of Colches-
ter, 247.

Borrow, George, Isopel Berners, by,
edited by T. Seccombe, 14.

Braintree, Cattle Market, 227; Corona-

tion robes made at, 107, 162; A.
Cunnington of, 229.

Braybrooke, Lord, death, 170.

Bygone Essex, Rambling Recollections
-of, by Henry Laver, 140, 163.

Chelmsford, Great Storm in 1565, 236.
Christy. Miss Eva, Side-Saddle Riding
by, 64.

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Miller, note by, 236.
Church Houses, 239.

Clark, Percy, on Dykes of the Thames,

115; Vanishing Essex Villages, by, 129.
Coins, found at Colchester, Silver, 210;
Dunmow Halfpenny, 252.

Colchester, Ancient Silver Hoard Dis-
covered at, by W. Gurney Benham,
210; New Town Hall (illustrated), 33;
opening, 169; Oyster Feast, 1901, 62;
The Red Book of Colchester, 247; Siege
in 1648 and the Astrologers, 181.
Colne Valley Railway, article on, 64.
Constable, John, R.A., Flatford Mill,
175.

Corringham, 133.

Courtauld, George, on Essex Dialect,
177.

Cromwell's Lane, by E. Vaughan, 220.
Crouch, Walter, on Bays, Says and
Perpetuanas, 109; on John Constable
R.A., 175; on Rolls of Rayleigh, 185;
on Disney Museum, 236.

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Defoe, Daniel, tile works in Essex, 119
Disney. Museum, 185, 236.
Dixon, H. N., note by, 178.
Dunmow Field Names in 1698, 182,
234; Dunmow Halfpenny, 252.

East Anglians or East Saxons? 184.
Eastern Counties Magazine, 226.
Edward VII., King. Coronation robe
'made at Braintree, 107, 162.
Edward the Elder, statue of, 200.

Epping Forest, addition to, 55; see also
Hainault Forest.

Essex and the Ecclesiastical History of
Bede, by M. W. Manthorp. 218.
Essex and Hertfordshire, Sketches of
Church Life in the Counties of, by the
Rev. D. W Barrett, 122.

Essex, Rambling Recollections of By-
gone, by H. Laver, 163.

Essex. Catalogue of Books, Maps and
Manuscripts, relating to or connected
with the County of, and collected by
Augustus Cunnington, 245.

Essex Cavaliers, see Turpin, Richard.
Dialect, by George Courtauld,

177.

Essex Harmony, The, by John Arnold,
116, 179.

Essex Imperial Yeomanry, 54, 170.

Inns, 117.

Lady, A great (Countess of War-
wick), 49

Villages, Vanishing, 129.
Farrow, Rev. T., death of, 233.
Fea, Allan, King Monmouth, by, 127.
Fell Smith, Charlotte, see Smith.
Finchingfield, Clock, 228.

Fitch, E. A., Jesuits in Essex, by, i13.
Fobbing, 132, 136.

Froissart's Modern Chronicles, by F. C. G.
186.

Fry, Elizabeth, portrait, 65.

Gestingthorpe, bells recast, 57.

Gibbons, Rev. T. G., John Morley of
Halstead, by, 145, 193; Holman's,
Halstead, edited by, 191.

Gilbert, William, De Magnete, translation
of, 190.

Gilbert, William, of Colchester, by Charles
E. Benham, 244.

Glenny, W. W., The Dykes of the
Thames, by, 1, 87; notes by, 64, 108,
113.

Gould,

F.
Carruthers, Froissart's
Modern Chronicles, by, 186.

Gould, I. Chalkley, Turpin in Loughton,
80.

Hainault Forest, by Sir R. Hunter, 248.
Halstead, Holman's, being Historical
Notes arranged by William Holman,
edited by Rev. T. G. Gibbons, 191;
John Morley of, 145, 193; Blue Bridge,
153; Guild Hall, 200.

Harley, Robert, 1st Earl of Oxford, in
Essex, 118; Edward, 2nd Earl, 156, 193.
Harvey, Bridges, 201, 202.
Hempstead,

Turpin's birthplace, 19;

Turpin's Ring, 29.

Henniker, Hon. Mary, death, 226.
Herbert, Rev. T. W., death, 233.
Hickathrift, figure of, at Walpole St.
Peter, 183.

Holman, William. Historical Notes, by,
edited by Rev. T. G. Gibbons, 191.
Hoppit, notes on, 112, 113.

Howard, Elizabeth Fox, Verses, by, 125.
Hunter, Hainault Forest, by Sir R., 248.-

Ilford, new park at, 170.

Jesuits in Essex, 113.

Landon, Frank, note by, 185.

Laver, Dr. Henry, Rambling Recollec-
tions of Bygone Essex, by, 163.
Leaden bas relief, 185.

Leytonstone, Green Man, 142.
Loughton, Dick Turpin at, 80.

Lucas, E. Verrall, An East Anglian
Classic, by, 14.

Manningtree, church restored, 57.
Manthorp, M. W., Essex and the

Ecclesiastical History of Bede, by, 218.
Maplestead, Little, Starch House, 202.
Martin, Captain Mathew, by Ernest N.
Mason, 158.

Mason. Ernest N., Captain Mathew
Martin, by, 148.

Middleton, Sir Hugh, portrait, I.
Monmouth, King, being a History of the
Career of James Scott, by Allen Fea, 127.
Morley, John, of Halstead, edited from
materials supplied by the Rev. T. G.
Gibbons, 145, 193; Kitchener's descent
from, 157, 203.

Moulsham, Church windows at, 172.
Mucking, 137.

Norman, E. K., death of, 232.

Oakley, Little, church, 173.
Obituaries:-Rev. W. H. Beckett, 59;
Lord Rookwood, 99; Canon Isaac
Taylor, 103; Lord Braybrooke, 171;
E. K. Norman, 232; A. Cunnington,
229; George Palmer, 231; Rev.
T. W. Herbert. 233; Rev. H. M. Patch,
233; Rev. T. Farrow, 233.

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Palmer, George, death of, 231

Patch, Rev. H. M., death of, 233.
Potter, G. W. J., note on John Arnold,
by, 179.

Prittlewell, peal of bells at, 173.

Ramsden Barrington, 184.

Rayleigh, Rolls of the Court Baron of,
185.

Rayne, chancel screen, 171; the Capels
of, 222.

Rich, Mary, Countess of Warwick, by
Charlotte Fell Smith, 49.
Romford, new park at, 55.
Rookwood, Lord, death, 99.

Saffron Walden, Sun Inn, 183.
St. Edmund's Way, 182, 234.

Seccombe, Thomas, Isopel Berners,
edited by, 14; Richard Turpin, by, 17,
65.

Seven Kings, new church, 173
Simpson, A., note by, 183.

Smith, Charlotte Fell, Mary Rich,
Countess of Warwick, by, 49; notes by,
116, 117.

Southend a hundred years ago, 180.
Sperling, C. F. D., note by, 116.
Stebbing, 59.

Takeley, church restored, 56.
Taylor, Canon Isaac, death of, 103.
Tey, Great, chancel restored, 173.
Thames, The Dykes of the, by W. W.
Glenny, 1, 87; by Percy Clark, 115.
Thompson, Dr. S. P., Gilbert, of
Colchester, reviewed by, 244.
Thorpe-le-Soken, oak screen, 237.
Thundersley, memorial window at, 56.
Tide, High, on Essex coast, 55.
Tilbury, East, 140.

Turpin, Richard, by Thomas Seccombe,
17, 65; Turpin at Loughton, 80.
Tweed, H. R. B., Other Times, Other
Manners, by, 205.

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