INDEX

Names mentioned more than once on a page are indexed only once. Names ojplaces are printed in italics.

ABBEY STREET, BIRKENHEAD, 98

Abingdon, 122 Accrington, 66 Acton, 5, 6, 9, 11-15 Addison, T.B., 78 Admiralty, 154 Agnes, daughter of Gille, 25 Aindow's tenement, 161 Ainsdale, 161-163 Ainsworth, George, 69 Ainsworth, William, 75 Alsager, 11, 15 Alvanley, Richard, 25 Amalgamated Society of

Engineers, 146 Ambler, Edward, 78, 80 America, 150 Anglican, 88, 95 Arbitration Act, 1824, 63, 74 Arrentation Roll, 25 Ashboume, 122 Asheton, Sir Ralph, 51 Ashton, 123 Ashwort, Henry, 71 Atlantic, 4 Audlem, 12, 13 Audley Family, 13 BACHE, 160 Bacon, Sir Francis, 38, 40 Bacup, 67 Baddiley, 12, 13 Baltic, 3Barrow, Professor G.W.S., 9, 16 Barthomley, 12, 13, 15 Basjord, 11Battalion of St. Patrick, 90 Battle of the Boyne, 89 Battle of Ypres, 3rd, 154 Baylee, Reverend Doctor Joseph,

93, 95, 96

Baylee, Reverend Joseph T., 94-96

Beaverhold, 1Belgium, 124Le Bentte, Nantwich, 29Birkdale, 161-163Birkdale Local History University-

Extension Class, 164Birkenhead, 88-90. 93, 95, 98-108,

141, 142, 148Birkenhead Dock Committee, 105Birkenhead Gas Works, 106Birkenhead Town Hall, 97, 98Birkenhead Watch Committee, 107Birmingham, 122, 123Birnie, Superintendent, 94, 95, 98,

103, 105, 107Black Death, 21, 28, 30, 31Black Prince, 21Black Prince's Register 30Blackburn, 64, 66, 67, 70Blakeney, Dr106. 107Blundell, Henry, 161Blundell leases, 161Blundells of Ince 163Board of Commissioners,

Birkenhead, 90, 95Board of Trade 72, 73, 140, 144Bold, Richard, 46, 47Bolton, Robert 53Ballon, 66, 113, 122Bolton Chronicle, 73Book of Orders, 53, 54, 56Booth, Dr James, 75Booth, Paul, 32Boteryn, John, 22Bowyer, Sir George, 91Bradford, 91Braham, 71Bramwell, Mr Justice Baron, 108

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Brettergh, Katherine, 48 Brettergh, William, 48 Brian Boru, 88 Bridgeman, John, Bishop of

Chester, 57 Bright, John, 81 Bristol, 4. 122 Britain, 63, 87, 88, 91, 108, 114,

116, 121, 132, 140, 152, 153 British Ambassador in France, 153 British Association, 63 British Isles 113 British Parliamentary Debating

Society, 93, 96, 97/100, 101, 104 British Plate Glass Company, 118,

124, 126, 127British Queen, Birkenhead, 101 Bromley, Edward, 49 Broomhall, 11, 13 Browne, Fr, 95 Brundrit, Fr, 94-96 Buckingham, Duke of, 38, 40, 52 Buckinghamshire, 68 Burgess, Inspector, 100, 101 Burghley, Lord, 37, 44, 47 Burland,'U Burnley, 66, 67, 72 Burton, 52 Burtonwood, 123 Bury, 66Bury St Edmunds, 122 Bute Docks, Cardiff, 153 Bute Docks' Battalion of Dock

Workers, 153 Butler, Dr, 105, 107 Buttermos, 27

CAMBRIDGE, 113, 122 Camden, William, 35, 36 Camden, William. 'Brittania', 35 Canada Works, 97 Canal Control Committee,

Midland Division, 151 Cannon Row. 39 Canterbury, 122 Cardiff, 153Cardiff Railway Company, 153 Cardwell, Edward, 72, 73 Carmaux, 117 Carr, Richard, 162 Cathcart, Earl, 73 Caughall, 160 Cecil, Robert, 39, 42, 43 Cecil, William, 39, 43, 44, 49 Chaderton, Bishop, 42-44

Chance (Glass works), 120, 121,124, 129, 130

Chance and Hartley (GlassWorks), 118

Channing, Lord, 152 Charles I, 42, 49, 50, 52, 53, 55-57 Cheshire, 3, 5, 9, 12, 13, 16, 21. 25 ;

27, 29. 31, 36, 42, 45, 55, 88, 90,104, 115, 123, 124, 159, 160

Cheshire County Constabulary, 97,106

Cheshire Volunteer Rifles, 97 Cheshire Wiches, 1 Chester, Bishop of, 43 Chester, Earl of, 2, 15, 25 Chester, 1, 97, 108, 113, 122, 160 Chester Abbey, 159 Chester Castle, 101, 102 Chester, County Palatine of, 21 Chester, Diocese, 45 Chesterfield, 91 Chetham, Humphrey. 41 Childwall, 48 China, 67Cholmondeley Collection, 27 Christ Church, Birkenhead, 106 Church Coppenhall, 12 Church Mmshull, 11-13, 15 Church Street, Nantwich, 29, 31 Claughton, Birkenhead, 105 Claverton, 5 Clifton, 25 Clitheroe, 75 Clyde, 152, 153 Cole, G.D.H., 147, 148 Collegiate Institute, Liverpool, 91 Combermere, 13, 14 Committee of the Operative

Cotton Spinners, 70 Common Sands, 161-163 Concanon, Colonel, 143 Connaught, 88Cookson, (Glass Works), 120 Copenhale, 11Corn market, Birkenhead, 97 Cotton Arbitration Act, 1800, 63 Cowell, George, 66, 68-71, 78 Creswell, Mr Justice, 69 Cronesberymos, 27 Crosby, 25 Crown, Sheet and Rolled Plate

Manufacturers' Association, 129 Crown Glass Association, 120, 121 Crown Hotel, Nantwich, 6, 7 Cumbria, 16

Index 175

Curry, P.P., 95Cust, Sir Edward, 98, 101, 102

DAILY NEWS, 74 Daily Post 104 Dane River 15Darwen, 64, 75De Camin, Baron, 91Defence of the Realm Regulations,

145Denmark, 3 Derby, Earl of, 36, 37, 41-44, 46,

51,'54, 55Derby, Henry, 4th Earl of, 43 Derby, 17th Earl of, 139, 141-145,

147-149, 151-156 Derby 113, 122 Derby House, 39 Dickens, Charles. 73 Dickens, Charles, 'Hard times' 81 Dirtwich, 6Dobson, Lawrence, 71 Dock, Wharf, Riverside and

General Workers Union, 140 Dodcote cum Wilkesley, 13 Dodd, J Phillip, 'The population of

Frodsham manor, 1349-50', 21 Domesday, 1, 4-7, 10-13, 16 Domesday Book, 159, 160 Dot, 11Drakelow, 21, 31 Droitwich, 1 Dublin, 88Ducky of Lancaster, 38, 43 Dudley, 122Dumbarton, 120, 124, 125, 128, 131 Dundee, 122 Dutton, H.I. & King, J.E. 'A

fallacy, a delusion and a snare:arbitration and conciliation inthe Preston strike, 1853-4', 63

EAST ANGLIA, 114Eastham, 159Eccleston, 127Eddisbury Hundred, 15Edinburgh, 122Edward III, 21Edward the Confessor, 5, 15, 159Edwin, Earl of Mercia, 5, 13, 15,

159Elizabeth I, 40, 50, 55, 56 Employers' Association, 142 England, 1, 9, 28, 36, 38, 56, 87,

90, 123, 124

England, North East 115, 117 Ernest Jones's Mass Movement,

73Europe, 91Everitt, Professor, 9 Eves ham, 22 Ewan, J.A., 79 Exchequer, 54, 55 Exeter, 122

FACTORY AND POOR LAWREFORM, 75

Factory Row, St Helens, 126, 127 Fahey,'Patrick, 100 Farnham. 122 Felkin, William, 63 Ferrand, W. Busfield, 64, 74, 75 Firth, 11 Fleet prison, 51 Fleetwood, Edward, 47 Fleetwood, 153 Formby, Richard. 161 Formbv, 161, 162 49th Regiment, 97, 106 Fowle, Alphonse, 39 Fox, John, 25Foxriddings in Woodhouses, 25 France, 4, 39, 52, 124, 151, 154 Free Trade, 64, 74 Frodsham, 5, 6, 21, 22, 25, 27, 28, 31 Fulwood Barracks, 68 Furness, 115

GAMUL, THOMAS 29 Garibaldi, Giuseppe, 86, 90-96,

100. 107 Gaskell Elizabeth, 'North, South'

81Gatehouse prison, 52 Gavazzi, Signor, 91 Gelling, M., 11 Gerrard, Sir Thomas, 38 Glamorgan, 116 Glanville-Jones, R.J. 9 Glasgow, 108, 122, 152, 153 Glassmakers, 113, 116, 117, 121,

124, 125, 127-133 Glassworkers, 117. 118, 121,

123-130 Glossop, 66 Gloucester, 113, 122 Gloucestershire, 1 15 Godwine. 11 Goulding, Fr 94, 98 Great Britain, 64 Greenall, Peter, 118, 129, 132

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Greenall Family, 129Greenock, 153Gregory, Inspector, 94Gresty, 11Grey, Sir George, 105Grieves, K.R. 'The Liverpool Dock

Battalion: military interventionin the Mersey Docks,1915-1918, 139

Grigg, D.G. 114 Grimshavv. Mortimer, 68 Gunning, Inspector, 98 Gwynne, T, 115

HAIGH, C, 'REFORMATIONAND REACTION in TUDORLANCASHIRE", 43

Halsall, 162 Hal ton, 5, 6 Hamo de Maci, Lord of Dunham

Massey, 159, 160 Hanse, 3 Harley, J.B. 27 Harold, Earl, 13 Harrop Sylvia A. 'Fishing stalls on

the South-West Lancashire coast',161

Hartford, 5, 6 Hartley, James (Glass Works),

120/121, 129, 130 Haslingden, 66 Hassall, 11Hawdryn, Richard, 25 Hawes House, 161 Hearth Tax Assessment, 28 Henry, son of Magote, 29 Heny'e, Henry, 30' Herbert Wambasarius, 159, 160 Hesketh, Sir Thomas, 43. 44 Hethersall, John, 39 High Street, Nantwich, 6 Hill, Sir Norman. 140, 141 Hind, W, 95 History of the Ministry of

Munitions, 145 Hodges, Peter, 163 Hodges, William, 162 Hogan Michael, 100 Hoghton, Gilbert, 38 Hoghton, Sir Richard, 38, 51 Holcroft, Sir Thomas, 36, 40 Holy Trinity Church, Birkenhead,

93-95, 97-99, 102 Holy Trinity School, Birkenhead,

98, 100, 105

Home Office, 105Home Secretary, 72Hondelshale, 27Honey, Henry, 22, Luke, 22Honey Family, 30Honilon, 122Hoole, 159, 160Hope Hall, Liverpool, 91House of Commons, 150House of Correction, 46, 47, 56Houston. Robert. 150Huddersfald, 113, 122Hudson, Christopher, 35, 54Hugh of Chester, Earl, 159Hull, 51, 152, 153Hume, Joseph, 74, 75Hundred Rolls. 21Hunslet, 121Hunslet Works, 121Hunt, Thurstan, 48Hunting/on, 122Hyde Parke, 91-93

INCE, 161, 163Independent Methodists, 95Inverness, 122Ireland, 42, 56, 64, 88, 108, 115, 123Irish Sea, 3, 4Isccyd, 5, 6Italy, 82, 90-93, 95, 105

JACKSON, J.T. 'Long distance migrant workers in nineteenth- century Britain: a case study of St-Helens glassmakers', 1 13

Jackson, W', 98James I 35, 38, 40, 48, 50, 56, 59James, Richard, 163Jocelyn, 159John de Warwick, 27Jolliffe, J.E.A., 9Jones Ernest, 75

KEENAN, INSPECTOR, 98Kensit, John, 108Kent, 4Kenyon, Roger, 41Kettle, Sir Rupert, 81King, J.E. & Dutton, H.I. 'A

fallacy, a delusion and a snare: arbitration and conciliation in the Preston strike, 1853-4', 63

King's Munitions Corps, 147King's Regiment, 153Kitchener; Lord, 139, 142, 153

Index 111

Kydd, Samuel, 74, 75

LABOUR LEAGUE, 64, 74, 75Lace Street. Liverpool, 88Lackland, 131Laird. Captain. 97Laird, John, 95, 107Laird, W, 95Laird Family, 88Laird's Works, 97Lambard, William, 'Eirenarchan'

50 Lancashire, 25, 35-47, 49-57, 65,

67, 73. 81, 114, 115, 123, 124,153

Lancashire. South West, 131 Lancaster, 35, 37, 42, 122 Lancaster Castle, 52 Larkin. Catherine, 100 Larkin, Thomas, 100 Laud. Archbishop, 52 Laxton, Superintendent, 100 Lay Subsidy. 21 Lea-by-Backjord, 160 Leake, Sir Francis, 43 Leeds, 91 Leicester, 122Lemonius, Captain, 150, 151. 155 Lewis, C.P. 'Herbert the Jerkin-

maker: a Domesday tenantidentified', 159

Lincoln, 122 Little Common, 163 Liverpool. 42, 87-91, 94. 100, 104-

106, 108, 122, 123, 138-142,145, 146, 148, 150-156, 163

Liverpool Assizes, 69 Liverpool Chamber of Commerce,

154Liverpool Courier, 103 Liverpool Dock Battalion, 139,

141-156Liverpool Echo, 140 Liverpool Journal, 73 Liverpool Mail. 88, 96, 97, 102, 103 Liverpool Mercury, 93, 94, 96 Liverpool Port Labour Committee,

154-156 Liverpool Regiment, 1st Dock

Battalion, 142 Liverpool Shipowners Association,

155 Liverpool Steamship Owners'

Association, 140 Liverpool Watch Committee, 105

Lloyd George. David. 144-147,153, 156

Lloyd's weekly. 73 London, 4, 36, 38, 39, 41, 44, 49, 51,

52, 64, 87, 93. 108, 114, 118,123. 140. 151, 154

Lowe, James, 68 Luneburg, 3

MACCLESFIELD, 21. 31McKelvie. Mr, 97Mackinnon, W.A., 81McNeile, 93McNerney, Sgt, 97Main Street, Nantwich, 29, 31Malmesbury. Lord, 91Malpas, 6M alton, 122Manchester, Earl of, 52, 56Manchester, 66, 71, 75, 80, 97, 122,

123, 145, 146, 153 Manchester Courier, 72 Manchester Examiner, 72, 73, 75 Manchester Guardian. 72, 102 Manchester School, 64, 67, 74, 75 Mann, J., 95 Marbury, 12 Margery, daughter Henry, son

Walter, 29Market Square, Birkenhead, 97, 98 Marlborough, 122 Marshall, Robert, 161 Martin, PC, 100 Mass Movement, 75 Maynooh Grant, 88 Mayo, 88, 90Mediation Committee, 78, 79, 80 Mekuldale, Ralph, 30 Mersey Docks, 141, 142, 149, 151,

153, 155, 156 Mersey Docks and Harbour Board,

89," 155Mersey River, 100, 141, 150 Merseyside, 93, 108, 118 Merthyr Tydfil, 113, 114, 122 Metropolitan Police, 92 Metropolitan Trades' Delegates 64 Michelmore, David, 9, 16 Mickledale, 21, 23, 24, 26 Middle Stall, 161, 162 Middlesbrough, 115, 116 Middlesex, 56Middlewich, 1, 5, 6, 14, 15 Middlewich Hundred 15 Midlands, 9, 13

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Midlands, West 115, 118, 123, 124 Midlestivic Hundred. 15 Millhouse Stall 161 Minister of Munitions, 145 Ministers' Accounts of Frodsham,

21, 22, 25 Mize, 11Molyneux, Sir Richard, 38, 42, 44 Monk's Ferry Hotel, 97 Morris, PC, '101 Morris Estate, 129 Mosley, Sir Nicholas, 39 Moston, 160 Mukeldale Family. 30 Mukeldale, Adam, 22 Mukeldale, Benet, 22 Mundella, AJ. 81 Mundret, 159 Munitions of War Act, 1915, 144,

146, 147, 156Munitions of War Bill, 147 Munster, 88 Murphy, William, 91

N.U.D.L. see National Union of Dock Labourers

Nailsea, 120, 121, 123, 124, 128,130, 131

Nantwich, 1, 4-7, 9. 11-16 Nantwich Hundred, 7, 10, 12,

14-16 National Association of United

Trade, 64 National Union of Dock

Labourers, 141-144, 148 Neal, F. 'The Birkenhead

Garibaldi riots of 1862', 87 Netherton, 21, 23-26, 30 New Fleet prison, Salford, 45 Newcastle, 120, 122, 123, 131, 152 Newhall, 13 Newton, 14Newton-le-Willows, 120, 123, 124 Norbury, 12 Norris, Edward, 48 North Meats, 161-163 North Sea, 3 North Stall, 161-163 Northwich, 2, 4-6, 14, 15 Northwich Hundred, 15 Norwich, 5 Nottingham, 63, 122

OAK STREET BIRKENHEAD,98-101

Old Swan Liverpool, 120, 121, 124Orange Order, 89Order of Friendly Boilermakers,

63Ormerod, George, 160 Ormskirk, 35, 162 Overton, 21, 23, 24 Owen, Robert, 75 Oxley, J. 'Nantwich: an eleventh-

century salt town and itsorigins', 1

PAD1HAM, 67, 74Palmerston, Lord, 65, 72, 73, 75Panyermaker, Geoffrey, 22Panvermaker, Roger, 22Park Street Birkenhead, 99Parker, R. Townley, 70, 71Parkinson, James, 68Parliament, 63, 78, 81, 91Parr, Rev. J.O. 70, 78Parr, I'llPeace Society, 74Pemberton, 131Pendleton, 25People's Charter, 75Perrins Pat, 164Perth. 122Peterloo, 105Phelips, Sergeant, 49Phillips, 13fPiers, Archbishop of York, 47Pilkington William (Glass Works),

118, 120, 121, 124, 125, 127-129,132

Pilkington Row, 127, 128 Pio Nono, 90 Playfair, William, 72 Plymouth, 51 Police Act, 1859, 105 Poll Tax, 21 Poole, 11, 13Pope, 89, 91, 92, 98, 106, 107 Popham, 39Porcupine, 91, 102, 104, 107 Port Congestion Committee, 154 Prescot, 123, 126 President of the Board of Trade,

150 Preston, 54, 65-70, 73, 74, 78-81,

113, 122, 152, 163 Preston Chronicle, 71, 72 Preston Guardian, 68, 72, 75 Preston Masters' Association, 66,

68, 70-73, 75, 78-81

Index 179

Preston Pilot, 66Preston Ratepayers' Association, 78Preston Strike, 65Price Street, Birkenhead, 94, 98, 99,

101, 102Prince Albert, Birkenhead, 101 Privy Council, 36 56 Protestant, 91, 93, 96, 108 Provinces, 93 Pye, John, 162, 163 Pykenot. Richard, 30 Pykenot, Warin, 25, 30 Pykenote, Emmote, 30

QUEEN'S PARK HOTEL, BIRKENHEAD, 95, 96

Quintrell, B.VV. 'Government in perspective: Lancashire and the Privy Council. 1570-1640', 35

RANULF, Earl, 27 Ravenhead, 118, 124, 126 Ravenstein, E.G., 113, 114, 116 Redford, A, 114, 115 Reformed Catholic Church, 96 Restoration, 53 Rhuddlan, 1 Richard, Earl, 159 Rigby, 131 Rimmer, James, 161 Rimmer, Thomas, 162 Riot Act, 68, 78, 104 Roger de Garston, 27 Roman Catholics, 89-96,

105-108 Rome, 105 Roscommon, 87 Rossendale, 67 Roter, Robert, 30 Rudyerd, Sir Benjamin 37 Runciman, Walter, 151 Rushton, Edward, 88 Russia 150Ruycroft, Nantwich, 31 Rye, 122 Rymer, Peter, 162

SADLER, SIR RALPH, 38St Anne Street, Birkenhead, 98 St George's Hospital, 93 St-Helens, 113, 116, 118, 120-133 St Martin's Street, Liverpool, 88 St Paul's. 41St Thomas' Church, St-Helens. 132 St Werburgh's Church, Birkenhead,

94, 98, 106

St Werburgh's Church, Chester,159

Salinis, 15 Salt industry. 7 Salt Wiches, 1, 5, 14 Salthouses, 1, 2, 4-6, 8, 15 Sandys, Sir Edwin, 36 Scotland, 49, 87, 114, 123. 124 Scott, j.W. 117 Secretary of State for War, 139,

153Sefton, 38Sergeant, John, 70 Sexton, James, 142, 144, 148, 154 Shavington, 11 Shavington-cum-Gresty, 11 Shaw's tenement, 161 Sheehan, Inspector, 101 Sheffield, 113, 122 Shillinglaw, 101 Ship money, 55 Ship Street Nantwich, 31 Shipfield Nantwich, 29. 31 Shoe Lane, 38 Shotwick, 21 Shrewsbury, 122 Shropshire, \ \Shuttleworth, Sir James, 72 Sill, M, 115 Skinner, Richard, 30 Sligo, 88Smethwick, 121, 124, 125, 130 Smith, Captain, 97-101, 103, 107 Smith, Ottwell, 39 Snowhill, 6, 7 Society of Arts, 75 Somerset, 115 Sound, 3, 11, 13 South Shields, 128, 131 South Stall, 161-163 Southam, 122 Southampton, 140 Southport, 163 Spain, 52Spalding, Richard, 27 Speke, 48 Spon Lane Smethwick, 118, 120,

121, 124Stanley Family 37, 43, 46 Star Chamber, 48 Stockport 65-67, 69, 70, 75 Stockton, 152Stourbridge, 120, 121, 130 Strange, Lord, 44, 49 Stratford upon Avon, 28

180 Index

Strickland, Sir George, 70Suffolk. 159Sunderland, 64, 120-123, 125, 130,

152Surrey, 56 Sussex, 4 Sutton, 126, 127Sutton Oak Plate Glassworks. 126 Swansea, 113, 122 Sweden, 3Swinglehurst, Edward, 68, 70 Swon, William, 22

T.U.C. 146Tail, J., 5, 9Tapleigh Family, 30Tapley, Robert, 30Tar, Thomas, 22Tar Family, 30Tarn, 117Tarr, William, 30Tatlon, 5, 6Thomas, B., 115Thompson, Mr, 95The Times, 73, 103, 142, 143, 146Tittenley, IITorfbte, Henry, 29Ton- Party, 64, 75Toxieth, 89Traflbrd, Sir Cecil, 51Treasury, 149, 150Treget, Adam, 22Treget, John, 22Treget, Richard, 22Trusleve, Henry, 24Tyne, 152, 153Tyneside, 118, 120, 121, 123-125

ULTRAMONTANES, 91, 92 Under Secretary of State for War,

153Unionists, 139 United Kingdom, 150 United States of America. 68 Upton-by-Chester, 159, 160

VAUGHAN, BISHOP, 43, 44, 47 Victoria, Queen, 88

WADDINGTON, JAMES, 68Wakefield, 91 Wales 16, 87, 123 Wales North 1Wales, South, 113-115, 124, 149

152

Walmisley, Judge, 47 Walsingham, Sir Francis 42 War Office, 142, 144, 149, 150,

152-154 Warmundestrou Hundred, 7, 10, 11,

14, 15, 38, 120, 121, 123, 124 Watson Street Birkenhead. 99, 100,

104Weald. 4 Wearside, 120 Weaver, River, 7 Weaverham, 5, 6, 14, 159 Weld-Blundell, Thomas, 163 Welsh Baptist Chapel, 94 Wentworth, Thomas, 56 West Bromwich, 122, 123, 124 West Country, 114 West Derby',89, 120. 123 West Derby Hundred, 35 West Lancashire Territorial

Association. 153 West Leigh, 130 West Toxieth, 150 Westby, 25Western Front, 155. 156 Westminster, 54 Westone, 13Whabbemor, Nantwich, 29 Whitchurch, Shropshire, 12, 13 White Star Line, 143 Whitehall, 50, 149 Whitehaven, 91 Whittbread, Private, 148 Wich, Ralph, 25 Wiches, 1, 5, 7, 16 Wigan, 39, 122 William de Frodesham, 30 Williams, Captain, 143, 144,

148-150, 153Wincham, 5, 6 . Winchester, 28 Windle, 127 Wind, 31, 89 Wind Hundred 101 Wirswall, 12, 13 Wiseman, Cardinal, 93 Wistaston, 12 Wilton, 14Wolverhampton, 113, 122 Wood Street, Nantwich, 6-8 Woodcot, 11, 13 Woodhouses, 21, 23-26 Woodside Ferry Company, 97 Workingmen's Garibaldian

Committee, 91, 92

Index 181

World War I. 139, 156 Wybunbury, 11-13 Worleston, 11 Wykynesmos, 27 Worsley. Robert. 44-47H'renbun: 11-13 YORK, 115, 122 Wrightington. Edward, 38 Yorkshire, 49, 56, 115 Wriglev, Christopher, 145 Yorkshire, West, 114