250, et seq.
—— Hero,
250, et seq.
Staffordshire,
73,
230
Stainsby,
268
Stancliffe Hall,
148
Stanhope, Sir John,
6,
257
—— Earl,
257
Stanley, Earls of Derby,
12, et seq.
—— family,
12, et seq.
Stapleford,
271
Stanton,
255,
273
Staysmore,
272
Stenson, Hugh, and Molly Green,
263
Steare,
148
Stoics, Moral Philosophy of,
257
Stone, Staffordshire,
47,
48
Stone, Little,
47
Stoone, Little,
47
Stramshall,
274
Strange and Wonderful Sight at Hartington,
64
Strange, Lord George,
12, et seq.
Stratford,
261
Strensham,
257
Stretton on the Hill,
267
Strutt,
197
Stuart, Arabella,
222—
—— Charles,
222
Sturston,
285
Stutely, Will,
89,
90
Suckling,
7
Sudbury Hall,
131,
136
Surrey, Earl of,
46
Sutton-on-the-Hill,
140
Sutton-in-Scarsdale,
210,
211
Swarkstone,
270
Swanwick,
268
Swinsor,
273
Swinscoe Moor,
118
Swift,
210
Swithamly,
143,
144
Taddington,
247
Tag Hill,
271
Talbot,
19
Tamworth, Lord,
132
Taylor's Ramble,
129
Tea, pound of,
281
Tennis balls,
1,
5
Teneriffe,
10
Terrill, James,
14
Tewkesbury,
26
The Agricultural Meeting,
160-
164
The Ashborne Foot-ball Song,
284
The Ashupton Garland, or a Day in the Woodlands,
237
The Beggar's Ramble,
271
The Derby Hero,
249
The Driving of the Deer,
230
"
The eighteenth day of March,"
252
"
The fire burns brightly on the hearth,"
204
The Flax-Dresser's Wife of Spondon,
281
The Florists' Song,
184
The Gipsies' Song,
280
The Humours of Hayfield Fair,
61
"
The Miller he caught the maid by the toe,"
110
The Most Pleasant Song of the Lady Bessy,
12
The Nun's Green Rangers, or the Triple Alliance, consisting of a Sergeant, a Tinker, and a Bear,
199
"
The Parson of Monyash late one eve,"
287
The Power of Love; Sir Francis Leke, or,
210
The Quadrupeds, or Four-Footed Petitioners against the Sale of Nun's Green,
193
The Sorrowful Lamentation, last Dying Speech and Confession of Old Nun's Green,
187
"
The sixth of March, kind neighbours this is true,"
65
The Tailor's Ramble, or the Blues' Valour Displayed,
129
The True Lover's Knot Untied (Arabella Stuart),
222
The Unconscionable Batchelors of Darby,
58
"
Then, oh Hugh Stenson is my name",
263
Thirsk,
157
Thomas Rees, Ap,
45,
49,
52
Thompson,
157
Thorpe,
285
Thorpe Cloud,
272
Thornywood,
270
Thornhill family,
148,
255
—— Thomas Bache, Elegy on,
252
Thringstone,
270
Tibshelf,
267
Tideswell in an Uproar, or the Prince in the Town, and the Devil in the Church,
111
Tideswell, Drunken Butcher of,
66
Tideswell,
66, et seq.,
111,
112,
113,
114,
155
Tinker's Inn,
133
Tipling school,
59
"
'Tis merry in the High Peak forest,"
97
Tissington,
272
Titbury (see Tutbury)
Tixhall Poetry,
62
Ton of tennis balls,
1
Toton,
267
Tower Hill,
17,
31,
47
Towcester,
261
Tragedy of Ovid,
7
Tragnel,
144
Trapalin supposed a Prince,
7
Trent, river,
8
Tribute,
1,
4
Triple Alliance, consisting of an old Sergeant, a Tinker, and a Bear,
199
Trowel,
267
Trowell, Major,
190
True Lovers' Knot Untied,
222
Trusley,
137-
142
Trusley Hunting Song,
137
Tudor, Henry,
45
Tune, "To thee, to thee,"
58
—— "As our King lay musing on his bed,"
2,
3
—— Derbyshire Miller,
110
—— Cook Laurel,
125
—— King of the Cannibal Islands,
160
—— Chevy Chace,
196
—— Bow, wow, wow,
199
—— Barking Barber,
199
—— Date Obolum Belisario,
199
—— Vicar and Moses,
206
—— Gipsies' Song,
280-
281
Tun, burning in a,
17
Tunbridge,
10
"Tunis, Fair one of,"
257
Tunstead, Dickie of,
226
Tunstead,
226,
227
Tupton,
267
Turbutt, Gladwin,
151
Turnditch,
268
Tutbury,
13, et seq.,
273
Tutbury bull-running,
73,
74,
79
"
'Twas more than fifty years ago,"
282
"
Two jackasses, the father and the son,"
193
Tydder Henry,
45
Ucklow,
269
Unconscionable Batchelors of Derby,
58
Union of the Roses,
53
Utceter,
273
Uttoxeter,
262,
273
Vernon, Squire, Fox Chace,
131
—— family,
131, et seq.
—— Lord,
131,
135
—— George,
132-
136
—— Dorothy,
132
Victoria, Queen,
2
"Virgil Travestie,"
257
Volunteers, Derbyshire,
2,
131
Wakefield, Pinder of,
74
Walker,
133,
134
Walton, Isaac,
257
"Wanderings of Memory,"
274
Wantling,
249-
252
Warburton,
45
Wardgate,
268
Wardlowmier,
269
Warin,
286
Warwick, Guy, Earl of,
75
Warwickshire,
75,
259
Waterloo,
285
Wathall,
267
Wells, Lady,
22
"
Were but my muse inspired by Fludyer's taste,"
157
West Chester,
26
—— Smithfield,
61
Westminster,
15, et seq.
Weston-under-wood,
269
Westhorpe,
270
Wessington,
267
Wet Willm,
272
Weever Hills,
154
Whaley Bridge,
69,
227
"
What will it availe on fortune to exclayme,"
167
Wheatcroft, Leonard,
146,
152
"
When Apollo thinks fit to handle his lyre,"
206
"
When Heaven from Earth had shut out day,"
190
"
When Robin Hood was about twenty years old,"
58
Whittaker,
285
Whittington, Sir Richard's, Advancement,
104
Whittington and his Cat,
104
—— De,
104
—— in Derbyshire,
104,
231,
233
—— Sir William,
104
Whitrick,
270
Whitehall,
263
Whitworth guns,
148
Whitworth, Joseph,
148
Wilford,
270
Williams, Richard,
164-
166
Willoughby, Lord,
57
Will Stutely,
89,
90
Willett,
142
Winnats,
274,
275
Winnats, murder at,
274,
275
Windsor,
11,
263
Winster,
255-
257,
268,
272
Wilson, Jack,
139
Wire Mill,
273
Windley,
272
Wirksworth,
269,
272
Wood end,
271
Woodlands,
237, et seq.
Woodlands, a Day in the,
237
Woodborough,
270
Wool,
272
Woolaton,
264
Wooley,
133-
136,
150,
151
Womfords,
271
"Wonders of the Peak,"
257
Worde, Wynken de,
73,
126
Worcestershire,
26
Wootton,
135,
273
Wotton Lodge,
273
Wyaston,
133,
285
Wye river,
245,
248
Wynken de Worde,
73,
126
Yeaveley,
273
"
Ye Tideswellites can this be true,"
114
Yeldersley,
269
York,
157
York, Duke of,
14, et seq.
Yorkshire Pie,
157
"
You lovers of mirth attend awhile,"
59
Young lasses pawned by their sweethearts,
58