N0TE.—Place-names occurring under the headings of Bridges, Churches, Religious Foundations, etc., are not cross-referenced; nor are Personal names under headings of Abbacies, Archbishoprics, Bishoprics, Armorial Bearings, etc. Names with the prefix a, atte, de, etc., should be sought under the name itself, and not under a, atte, etc.

Armorial Bearings—continued. 101; Walsingham, James, 40, 96; Wandeford, 32, 48; Warham, Archbishop, 44, 74; Warner (Warrener), 28, 200, John, B., 39, 117, 118, John Lee, archdeacon, 39, 117, 118, William, 40, 94; Warren (De Warrenne), 22, 193, 23, 115, 40, 90; Waterman, 22, 199; Waterton, 26, 327; Watkins, 22, 196; Watson, 22, 203, 23, 116, 117; Watton, crest, 32, 319, Edmond, 40, 101; Watts, Richard, 39, 113, 117, 121; Weldishe, William, 33, 153-154; Weller, 22, 207; Welles, 26, 326-327; West, 26, 162; Weston, 44, 276-277; Westphalia, 43, 293; Whalley, 22, 115; Whitelock (Whitlock), 24, 231; Whitfield, 22, 203; Wigmore, see Wygmore; Wilcocks, Joseph, B. of Gloucester, 39, 117, 124; Wilde, Sir Thomas, first Lord Truro, 24, 263; Wilford, 26, 224; 39, 118, 122, 127, 128 ; Wilkins, 23, 114; Willement, 22, 196; Williamson, 26, 203; Wilsford, 22, 231, see also Wilford; Winston, 22, 202; Winter, Samuel (hatchment), 24, 262; Wirttz, Hauptman Jacob, 44, 243; Wolffe, William, 40, 99; Wood (at Wode), 22, 196, 204, 39, 118, 120, John, 40, 101; Woodgate, 28, 330; Woodstock, 28, 179, Edmund of, 39, 115, 129, Thomas of, 28, 182; Woodville (Widville, Wydevyle), Sir Richard, 21, 222; Worley, 23, 130; Wotton, Lord, 21, 229, Robert, 40, 95, 99, Thomas, Lord, 25, 120; Wygmore (Wigmore), John, 40, 97; Wyndham, Sir Wyndham Knatchbull, 21,242; Wythens, 26, 237; Yardley, 26, 272; York, badges, 22, 192, black bull of, 22, 195, Richard, Duke of, 29, 331.
Armour in Norman carvings, 45, 4, 6.
Armourers’ Company, plate of, 28, 143.
Arms and Armour seized at Knole during the Civil War, by Charles J. Phillips, 33, 125-130.
Arms, Caerlaverock Roll of, 21,202. coats of, in Kentish Churches, 22, 186-208; 23, 113-133. coats of, in St. Mary Magdalene’s,

 Davington, 22, 190-191. of bishops in Rochester Cathedral, 23, 304.
Arms of the Drapers’ Company, by Miss M. A. Greenwood, 39, 138-140.
Arms, grants of (Ralph Griffin), 33,153-155.
Arms of James II at West Mailing, The, by V. J. B. Torr, 45, 234-240.
Arms, royal, in churches, compulsory after Restoration, 45,234; recipe for restoration, 45, 213; in Kentish churches (V. J. B. Torr), 45, 209-215; in mediaeval churches, 43, 285-286; Brook Church, 42, 271; Brookland Church, 42, 265; Cambridge, King’s College, 43, 286; Canterbury, St. Andrew’s, 36, 93, 102, 119, 120; Charlton Church, 43, 313; Davington Priory Church, 43, 288; Deal, St. Leonard’s, 43, 294; Ivychurch Church, 42, 258; Ringwould Church, 40, 170; St, Mary in the Marsh, 42, 261; Waltham Abbey, 43, 288; Westerham Church, 43, 285-294.
Armstrong (Armestronge), Barnabas, 27, 96; John, 20, 45.
Arnett, Richard, will, 31, 31.
Arneys (Ames), Juliane, see Wybrand, Juliane; Nicholas, 37, 50; William, 37, 50.
Arnold, A. A., The Chancellors of the Diocese of Rochester, 24, 160-174; Cobham and its manors, etc., 27, 110-135; Cobham College, 27, 64-109; The earliest Rochester Bridge, was it built by the Romans? 35, 127-138; A Fourteenth Century Court Roll of the Manor of Ambree, Rochester, 29, 89-153; The Poll Tax in Rochester, September, 1660, 30, 1-33; Preliminary Account of "Notes on the Textus Roffensis," by Dr. F. Liebermann, 23, 94-100; "The Textus Roffensis in Chancery, A.D. 1633," 30, 225-232; Obituary Notice of, 45, 303-305.

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