places that occur, identified as far as possible. In the case of the many field-names that have lost their meanings and have long been forgotten, we can only give a reference or two to the text. Every place is named in the general Index in its most important forms, and with references to all the passages in which it occurs. I regret that I have not been able to do more than I have done in the illustration of the original matter. The infirmities of age and the consequent removal from books and libraries have stood in the way, but I trust that this volume, the twelfth and last that I have had the honour of editing for the Surtees Society, will prove acceptable to those of our members who are interested in monastic antiquities. I have done the best that I could with the Index, but cannot guarantee absolute correctness or completeness. It now only remains for me to record the thanks of the Surtees Society and myself to the Marquis of Ripon for allowing me the use of his MS., to Mr. Oswald H. Wade, his Lordship's agent, for his trouble in connexion therewith, to the Hon. Lady Ingilby, and to Sir William Ingilby, for the use of the Ripley Castle MS. Also to my friend, Mr. John Bilson, F.S.A., for the loan of the printed volumes of the Chartulary, which have afforded material help in the identification of places. Winterton, Lincolnshire, A leaf missing, perhaps two; probably contained Reparaciones Cariagia Dona .. Allocaciones et defalcaciones 9, 10 10 10 10 10, 11 11 11 11 11, 12 12 12-16 16 16 16 17-19 19-23 |