ページの画像
PDF
ePub

statement, 172; canal communication to, 206;
no newspaper at in 1850, 203; works of Bright
at, 202; pupils to industrial school, 186
Rochefoucault's maxims, 121

Roe Island, 229

Roger of Poitou, possessions of, 21
Roger of Wendover, quoted, 20
Rogers, letters from, 235

Roman legions in Britain from different parts of
the empire, 3

Romanized Britain, meaning ofterm, 5; what like,3
Roman roads, inquiries respecting, 133
Roman sites, identified, 137 n; towns, principal,
148; population, 147; garrisons, military colo-
nies, 4; remains, various, 246; coins, 128;
coins from Galway, 243; pottery, 128
Rooke, John, donor, 232, 244
Rosencrantz, character of, 124
Rosworm, Colonel, 134; his pamphlet, 134 n
Royal Asiatic Society, donor, 234
Royal Botanical Society, donor, 232
Royal Geographical Society, 224, 252
Royal Institution, donor, 250
Royal Irish Academy, donor, 248

Royal Society's Proceedings, quoted, 225 n
Royal Society, donor, 236, 252

Royton, 174; area and population of, 178
Rugby School, founded, 40
Rumworth, area and population of, 177
Rusholme, area and population of, 77
Russell, Mr., portrait of, 221
Russian helmet and sword, 235

Ruth, appeal of, referred to, 38
Ryder, Thos. B., donor, 216
Ryderic, see Riderch-hen,
Rynse, Ottiwell, 66

[ocr errors]

Sacred writings, illustrate views of poetry, 38
Saddleworth, area and population of, 178
Salford, in the manufacturing district, 199; re-
turns one member, 200 n.
Samson Agonistes, quoted, 44
Sancho Panza, 123

Sandbach, Wm. R., elected, 225

Sankey Brook, act for the navigation of, 206
Sansom, Thomas, chairman, 218; exhibiter, 224,
232, 231, 238; paper by, 193, 232, 255; remark
by, 233 n.

Sardanapalus, discoveries in the palace of, 104
Sargon king, constructions of, 98; palace discoveries
by M. Victor Place, 100; cylinder, translations of,
105

Sarmatia, one garrison from in Britain, 4
Saskatchewan river, prong horned antelope at, 239
Saville, Sir Henry, mathematician, 75

SAXON ELEMENT, ON THE, IN THE DICTION OF
ENGLISH POETRY, 35

Sauicy, M. de, 101

Saxon chronicle, testimony of, 1

Saxon population vanquished the ancient British, 7
Saxon Shore, Count of the, 3, 5: extent of his rule,
5,6

Saxon towns, principal, 148

Saxons and Franks on shores of Belgium and
Armorica, 5

Saxons known to us in Ptolemy's time, 5; plan of
permanent conquest, 6; influx of, 146; invasion
by, 146; expelled, 146

Scalegate, Roman road, 228
Schlegel on Hamlet, 115

Schomberg General, proclamation of, 252
Schools for paupers, 184

Schoolmaster, his position in union schools, 188;
stipend of, 63, 63 n; appointment of, 56; dismissal

[blocks in formation]

Seacombe, see Poulton, distribution of area in, 30
Seal of Warrington Grammar School, 56, 57
Seal leaden, Nantwich, 226
Seaton, Major-General, 134
Sebastopol, photographs of, 234
Sedgwick Professor, donor, 224
Section, determinate, 75

Sections of ratio and space, 75

Sefton, the Earl of, death of, 219

Seleucia, Parthian kings reside at, 95

Semiramis Queen, wife of Belochus, 104

Semitic conquests in Asia, 103
Sieges, 62; what, 62 n

Serou, see Chiru

Seventh Volume, issue of, 218

Seven Spheres, temple of the, 98; seven lights of
the earth god, 98

Shafton, Sir Piercy, example of language, 41

Shakspere, where educated, 41; his education, 42;
Platonist, 116; observant of both external and

internal, 116; his mode of creating character, 117;

quotations from, 43

Shamash the god, the giver of possession, 106
Sharp, Mr., Manchester, 210

Sharples, area and population of, 177
Shawe, John R., elected, 225

Shaw, Samuel, 67, 68, 71; rector of Warrington, 68
Shepherd, Dr., 256, 256 n.
Shepherd, William, 88

Shrewsbury school, founded, 40

Shuttleworth, area and population of, 178
Sibson, Mr., his opinions, 138 n.
Sidney, where educated, 41
Silk worm, how injured, 197

Simaspatti, the town of, conquered by Sargon, 105
Simnel Lambert, 229

Simpson, Thomas, his influence on mathematics,
76, 77

Simson, mathematician, 75, 76; works in Latin, 76
Sipar, constructions of king Sargon at, 98
Sippara Mole of, made by Sargon, 103
"Sir," use of as a title, 51 n.

Site, convenience of, implies what, 206
Siward invaded Scotland, by order of Edward, 18
Slave trade, 24; fluctuations in, 24; decline of, 24;
carried on largely at Liverpool, 24
Slusius, 90

Smith, Lancashire geometer, 77

Smith, Charles Roach, donor, 221, 223, 231
Smith, Colonel Hamilton, 240, 241
Smith, H. Ecroyd, donor, 242, exhibiter, 226
Smith, J. P. G. photographs belonging to, 234
Smith, Syducy, his life quoted, 235, n.
Snithsonian, Institution, donor, 237
Snake stones, Welsh, 237
Snellius, Mathematician, 75
Sneyd, Richard, 53, 54 n.
Sneyds of Bradwell and Keele, 54 n.
Soapstone eaten, 236

Société Archæologique de l'Orleanais, donor, 233,
236, 250

[blocks in formation]

Spores of fungi, light necessary for growth of, 195
Spotland, area and population of, 178

Spinning of cotton, not extended at Manchester,
201; when invented, 201

St. Dominick, ivory carving of, 237

St. George's Hall, meetings in, 217

St. Helens canal, the first in England, 206

[blocks in formation]

Tame, river, 169; part of Mersey, 208
Tame, John, 252

Tamudeans attacked by Sargon, 106
Tangencies of Apollonius, 75; case of, S6
Tanteston Hall, 133

Taouth the goddess prepares the stone of paint-
ing, 106

Tartar civilization in Asia, 103
Tatlock, John, 68

Taylor, Mr., efforts of in Lower Chaldea, 100
Taylor, Richard, 54, 56; "Sir" Richard, 66

St. Paul's school founded, 40; poets educated at, Tchirou, see Chiru

41

St. Sebastian, ivory carving of, 237

St. Vincent, Gregory, mathematician, 75
Staffordshire, steam power in, 211
Stalybridge, how situated, 165, 208; position of,
169, 170; the manufacturing district, 199; no
newspaper at in 1850, 203; area and population
of, 179; tabular statement, 172; works of Cheet-
ham at, 202

Standard, battle of the, 13

Staniforth, Rev. Thos., elected, 233
Starkie family, possessions of, 243
Sarkie pedigree, portion of, 244
Statistical Society, donor, 249, 251

Statutes of Warrington Grammar school, 57
Staves of oak found, 134

Steam engine, Watt's first patent for, 205; applied
in cotton manufacture, 205
Steiner, F., elected, 230

Stewart, mathematician, 75; works in Latin, 75
Stipends of masters of grammar schools, 63 n.
Stockport, navigable river to, 200; a Roman sta-
tion, 167 n.; site of, 208; relative situation of,
170; in the manufacturing district, 199; returns
two members, 201; area and population of, 179;
tabular statement, 172; newspapers, circulation
of. 203; works of Kershaw at, 202
Stockport, south, 174

Stockton Heath, 136; remains at, 131
Stoke-on-Trent, 229

Stone, elastic, from Delhi, 236

Stonehouse, James, donor, 252; exhibiter, 228,
243; author of paper, 228; remarks on a former
paper, 243; his present paper, 254

Stoney gate, 128

Stone walls, Urswick, 229

Tea Caddy, with inlaid pottery, 226

Teachers of pauper children, 184; incompetent
in Union Schools, 189; discouragement of, 189
Te Deum, Anglo Saxon, 39

Telescope used in testing barometers, 111
Tell Ghazaleh, position of, 96
Harkeh, position of, 96
Seid, position of, 96
Schetiteh, position of, 96

- Zawiyeh, position of, 96; meaning of the
word, 96

Tennant, William, described, 227 n.
Tennyson's May Queen, alluded to, 48
Terebella Conchilega, 232

Terra inter Ripam et Mersham, 20, 21, 22; sp.
pended to Mercia, 20

Terraces at Walton-le-dale, 129

Thanet, scene of first Saxon settlement, 6
Theodosius, emperor, 145

Theology, language required for, 39
Thermometers, method of testing, 113; limitation
in the errors of, 113

Thom, Rev. Dr., chairman, 217, 223, 224. 225, 233
236, 236, 238, 242, 250, 252; donor, 242, 244, 250,
exhibiter, 237; thanks to, 255
Thomas M., Architect, 93
Thompson. James, donor, 245
Thompson's seasons, quoted, 36; he used classic
words, 42

Thornber, Rev. William, 132, 256 n.

Thornbam, 174; area and population of, 178
Thornwest, Roman road, 228
Thorwalsden, quoted, 126 n.

Thrace, one garrison from, in Britain, 4
Threlfall, Richard, 256

Thrush, disease, parasitic fungi in, 197

Strabo, on the site of Babylon, 93; testimony of, Thurland Castle, objects found at, 234

[blocks in formation]

Strathclyde Welsh, who, 13

Strathclyde Britons recovered their power, 11

Thurot, M., defeat of, 251
Thursday half-holiday, 59
Tierney, Rt. Hon. George, 70
Tildesley, Thomas, 64

Strathclyde, list of kings of, in Chalmer's Cale-Tobacco-box, ancient, 237; pipes found, 134

donía, 15 n.; assert their independence after
the battle of Hatfield, 9

Streetgate, Roman road, 228

Stretford, 173; area and population of, 177
Suburbs, the term defined, 28, 29

Success, reasons for want of, 185

Suckling, Sir John, 231

Suggestions in reference to poor, 190

Susa, diggings at, 100

Susian mode of writing, 101; and Assyrian lan-
guages, 102

Swale, Lancashire geometer, 77, 83, 84, 88
Swarthmore, 229

Swill Brook, 138

Swinton, Industrial Schools at, 185

Sidney, Sir Philip, quoted, 39

Symeon of Durham referred to, 15 n., 21

Tobin, James Aspinall, enrolled, 233
Todmorden, works of Feilden at, 201
Tonge, 174; area and population of, 177, 178
Tonge, river, 169

Torque of gold, 234

Tosti, Earl of Northumberland, 21

Tottington, Lower, area and population of, 178
Town, the term defined, 28, 29, 165 n

Towns, formation of, 32; Country rivalship of, 147;
Roman, 146; growth, of, an important subject
of study, 29; sites of in Manchester district,
169; in Northumbria, have Celtic names, 2
Townley, Edward, 134

Towson, John Thomas, donor, 224

Toxteth park, area of the part in the Borough of
Liverpool, 27; distribution of area in, 30

Transport, means of, inadequate, 207

Treasury warrant of William III, 252
Treaty, commercial, with France, 24
Trentall, what, 61 n

Tribune, who and what, 19
Tringla Cinclus, 232

Tubal, conquered by Sargos, 105
Tudor, R. A., paper by, 192, 255
Tulketh Hall, 131, 195

Tungrecani, situate at Dover, 3

Tungri, in Britain, 3

Turnbull, W. B.D.D., donor, 231, 249
Turner, William, jun., elected, 231
Tweed, name of Celtic origin, 2

Two gentlemen of Verona, quoted, 43

Tyldesley, 174; position of, 169; area and popu
lation of, 180; tabular statement, 172; lands in,

53

Tyndales translation, 42

Tyne, name of Celtic origin, 2

Tyrus, the land of, transplanted, 103
Tyrwhitt, quoted, 54 n

U

Warburton, Elisabeth, lady, 64

Warburton, Sir Peter, 64, 65; arms of, 65
Wardleworth, area and population of, 178
Warka, diggings at, 100

Warrington, Augustine priory at, 54 n; lands in,
53; manor and advowson, 53; grammar
school, 40, 52 pupils from, 73

WARRINGTON, ON BOTELER'S FREE GRAMMAR
SCHOOL AT, 51

Warsimani attacked by Sargon, 106
Washes for diseased plants, 198
Watches, curious collection of, 222
Watchmaking at Liverpool, 206 n.
Water frame, Arkwright's patent for, 205
Waterloo, distribution of area in, 30
Watt and Boulton, 205

Watt's first patent for steam engine, 205
Wavertree, distribution of area in, 30
Weaving sheds, becoming common, 200
Wedgwood cameos, 231

Wedgwood, Thomas G., donor, 252

Welsh, who in reality, 149; legends of, 150; quoted
in illustration of a principle, 22

U or Auv, the god, 106; the temple of the god, 98 Welsh and Danes warred against Athelstane, 17
Ulikhus, who, 104

Umbrella, early specimen, 243

Welsh, Mr., successful attempt to correct the
marine barometer by, 110

Understanding different from reason, 116 n., 117, Welton, Thomas A., elected, 233; calculations by,

121

Unicorn of Thibet, supposed, 235

United States, quantity of cotton frem, 205
Uva Corinthi, ravages in, 197
Uriconium, site of, 148

Urien, King of Reged, 9

Urmstone, 173; area and population of, 177

Urn, Roman, dug up, 134

Ursaha, King of Armenia, 106

171

Werneth, area and population of, 179

West Derby, distribution of area in, 30; area of
the part in Borough of Liverpool, 27
West Indies, slave trade to, 24

Westminster school, founded, 40; poets educated
at, 41

Weston, Sir Richard, 231

West's Antiquities of Furness,

Urswick, Little and Great, 229; copper vessel West of England, trade of, 207

[blocks in formation]

Wakefield, Gilbert, 71

Wala, ealdorman in Lancashire, 19

Wakefield, John, 66

[blocks in formation]

Wilson, George F., elected, 225; donor, 234
Wilson, Professor, described, 227 n.

Wind, tables of the, 214; maps of, 214, 215

Wales, invasion of, 149; relation to Britany, 150; Windermere, Roman road by, 135

few towns in, 148

[blocks in formation]

Wittington, 173; area and population of, 177
Wittington's Grammar, 57

Wolfe, Reynold, 57 n.

Wolfe's Ode on Sir John Moore, 48

Wolfenden, Lancashire geometer, 77

Woolen fabrics, coarse, where manufactured, 207

Woolton, Little, distribation of area in, 30

Woolton, Much, distribution of area in, 30

Worcester School, poets educated at, 41

AT, Wordsworth, where educated, 41; quoted, 39;
quotations from, 45, 46

Workhouses, improvement in, 192; test, 183
Worm casts, 233

Worsley, area and population of, 177

[blocks in formation]
« 前へ次へ »