Salt, library, 22, 23
Saltcellar exhibited, 421
Saltwood castle, Kent, 28

Samian pottery at Etocetum, 57; ware
from London exhibited, 429
Sampson, Bp. of Worcester, his connec-
tion with Wolverhampton, 49
Sandwell hall, 26

priory at, description of, 334; its

seal, 335
Sarcophagus, Roman,foundat Etocetum,55
Sardinia, early remains in, 36
Saxons, religion of the, 156-170

remains at Uttoxeter, 275
locks and keys exhibited, 434
in Staffordshire, a paper by T.
Morgan, 394.412

Scaliot (Mark), an early lockmaker, 176
Scandinavia, paper by T. Morgan upon
Odinism in, read, 79

Scandinavian Odinism, paper on, 138-172
Scapula, Publius Ostorius, 38, 397
SCARTH (Rev. H. M.) description of a
Roman inscribed stone, 371-2
Schoolpieces, H. Syer Cuming on, 72-76
Scissors, Spanish, exhibited, 199
Scoop, exhibited, 203

Scotland, customs of, 30, 32
Scott (Sir Walter), 35
Scudamore, family of, 66

Sea-mills, near Bristol, an inscribed stone
found at, 371-378

Seals, of Jehan Dumont, and of William
Cokhefd, exhibited, 90; of "St. Cathe-
rine," exhibited, 194; glass from bottles
204; of D.Garrick,307; of Henry I, paper
on by W. de G. Birch, 233, etc.; me-
diæval, described and figured, 352;
various early, described, 362, etc.; of
English kings, 365; various exhibited,
434; photographs of, exhibited, and
described by W. de G. Birch, 435;
various foreign, exhibited, 436
Seasons, Roman emblems of the, at Bath,
392

Seckington, remains at, 39

Sedgemoor, historical notes concerning,
210-213

Segeley, nailmaking at, 178
Sentius, Caius, 333

Shaving implement found in London, 69
Shaw (-), his account of Etocetum, 54-5
Shears, Roman, exhibited, 305
Sheffield, announcement of the forth.
coming congress at, 193
Shoe, Roman, exhibited, 71
Short (Bishop), quoted, 47
Shotover hill, 31, 32, etc.
Shropshire, views in, exhibited, 435
Shuttle, Roman, exhibited, 187
Sigeric, Archbishop of Canterbury, 48
Silbury hill, 30

Silchester, Roman eagle found at, 183

bited, 435-36

Silverdale, stone implements from, 304-5
Sinodun hill, British camp at, 30
Slate, Roman, exhibited, 433
SMART (Dr. Wake), 32-33

SMITH (James) account of his frauds, by
H. S. Cuming, 313-316
Smythe, Sir William, tomb of, 116
SNEYD (Mr.), 22
Soles, exhibited, 421
Solihull, 37, 42

lodge, camp at, 39
Somersetshire, Jottings in Mid-Somerset,
by Rev. S. M. Mayhew, 207 213
Somery (Roger de), 415
Spain, early remains in, 36
Spatule found in London, 69

Roman, exhibited, 426

Spear heads exhibited, 206
Spernal, remains near, 39
Spes. C. Senti, inscription on a stone, 372
Spikes, iron, exhibited, 87
Spindle-whorl, exhibited, 71
Spoons, Roman, exhibited, 309
Spoon, pewter, exhibited, 426
Spur, exhibited, 71, 86; iron, 85, 434
STAINBANK (R.), silver tankard belong.
ing to, exhibited, 189

Stafford, visit of the congress to St.
Mary's church, 317; and to St. Chad's,
317, 318; on the Aston monuments in
St. Mary's church, by A. E. Cockayne,
294-301; collegiate and other houses
at, 326, 327

(Robert de), notes on his biogra.
phy, charters, etc., 357-360, 368, 369
Staffordshire, on the early industries of,
a paper by J. C. Tildesley, 173-181;
a paper on the Roman roads of, by W.
Molyneux, 288-294; early religious
houses in, a paper by E. Levien, 325-
337; early saints of, a paper by H. S.
Cuming, 337-341; appointment of
Walter Wrottesley, high sheriff, 365;
the Briton, Roman and Saxon in, by
T. Morgan, 394-412; ware exhibited,
433; views in, exhibited, 435
Standard, Roman, exhibited, 205
Standlake, co. Oxon, 28, 29, 33
Steel ornaments exhibited, 434
Steel toys, early work in, 178
Stirrups, Roman, exhibited, 86
Stone (Capt.), Governor of Eccleshall
Castle, 24

Villa, Roman, at Teston, 45-47
Vortigern, history of, 152-154

W.

WALLIS (ALFRED), his paper on pre-his-
toric remains near Sheffield read, 425
Wales, ceremonies used in connection
with Odinism in, 160-164

Wales, South, coins from, exhibited, 71
Wall, or Etocetum, account of, 53-57;
visit to, 115-116; Roman remains
from, exhibited, 433

Wallow Banks, entrenchment at, 38
Walsall, early mining at, 173; leather
ware of, 180

Walter (Hubert), Archbishop of Canter-
bury, founds a Cistertian Abbey at Wol-
verhampton, 50

Waltham, mould for a badge of the Holy
cross of, exhibited, 421
WALTON (FREDERICK), exhibits early
japanned ware, 177
WARD (Lord), 25

WARD (Rev. H. J.), describes Chesterton
and Roman remains there, 224
WARD (Mr.), describes churches and
castle at Bridgnorth, 230-231
WARREN (JOSEPH), of Ixworth, exhibits
a Roman fibula and mediæval seals, 90
Warwick, tribes of, 37; British mounds
and Roman inscribed tablets at, 44
Warwick Castle, notice of, 23; Donjon
at, 42

WASEY (Rev. G. L.), description by, of
Quatford, 228-230

letter from, 306
Water-pots exhibited, 72, 79

Watling Street, 23, 39, 43, 53, 55, 57, 394
Watt (James), 175

Wavere, grant relating to, 366
Wavermerstone, deed relating to, 367-8
WAY (ALBERT), 35

Weapons exhibited, 206, 207
WEBSTER (Captain), conducts excava-
tions at Etocetum, 56, note
Wedgewood (Josiah), wares of, 181
Wednesbury, early mining at, 173-174;
early iron-casting at, 179; early pot-
tery works at, 181

Weights and measures, Roman, exhibited,

191-192

Wellesbourne, earthworks at, 38
Wenlock Abbey, bells from, placed at
Wolverhampton, 52, 104

Werburga, St., notes concerning, 338-9
West Bromwich, 26; early ironmaking
at, 175; early iron-casting at, 179;
medieval stone work, etc., from, ex-
hibited, 433

Weston, visit of the Congress to, 222;
description of the church and tombs,
222-223

WESTON (Lady MARY), 300
Whitgreave, family of, 24

White-ladies, 24

Wiglaf, King of the Mercians, charter of,
330

WILDING (W.), of Montgomery, describes
tombs at Claverley, 227-8
Wilkinson (John), an early ironmaker, 175
Willenhall, early lockmaking at, 177
William the Conqueror, 49
William de Corboyl, Archbishop of Can-
terbury, note of a charter of appoint-
ment, 259

William, Bishop of Durham. 237
William Fitz Ansculph, holds Dudley in
the Domesday time, 413
Wilmcote, remains near, 41-42
WILSON (Professor), 33

Wiltshire, early remains in, 34
Winchester, 35; reliquary chest at, de-
scribed, 313

Windsor deanery united to that of Wol-
verhampton, 50, 51, 52; see Hobart,
Dr.; see Marcus Antonius
Winwick, axe-hammer found at, 305
Wodehouse at Wombourne, visit of the

Congress to, 431; descriptions of the
alterations made there, 431-432
Wolston, earthworks, etc., there, 43
Wolverhampton, Congress at: proceed-
ings of, speech of the Mayor, 98.99;
speech of the Ven. Archdeacon Moore,
99-100; speeches of G. Godwin, the
Earl of Dartmouth, and E. Roberts,
100-101; report by E. Christian on the
Collegiate Church, 101-103; remarks
on the same by the Rev. J. H. Iles, 103.
104; discussion, 105; E. Levien on
the pillar in the churchyard, 105 106;
G. M. Hills on the same, 106-107; visit
to Major Thorney croft's house at Tet-
tenhall, 107; description of the church
there, by E. Roberts, 107-108; dinner,
108; speeches of the Rev.J.H. Iles, 109.
10; the President, 110-11; Major
Thorneycroft, 111; R. N. Philipps,111;
G. Godwin, 112-13; H. Fisher, 113;
G. M. Hills, 113-14; and E. Roberts,
114-15; visit to Etocetum, Elford, and
Haselour, 115-19; Rev. F. C. Paget
describes Elford Church, 116; J. Ne-
ville, Esq., describes the chapel and
hall of Haselour, 117-19; visit to Lich-
field, 119 20; description of the Cathe-
dral by G. M. Hills, 120; visit to Long-
birch Farm, ride to Giffard's Cross, to
Brewood, the church described by the
Rev. E. Wrottesley, 220-21; Mr. Planché
describes the tombs and effigies,-drive
to Boscobel, 221; Mr. H. Ainsworth
reads extracts from his work, "Bosco-
bel," 221-22; drive through Weston
Park to the church, 222; description,
ib.; Mr. E. Roberts' remarks, 223;
visit to Patshull, reception by the Pre-
sident, ib.; entertainment, ib.; Rev.
H. J. Ward describes the Roman sta-
tion at Chesterton, 224; discussion,