[122] Calendar of MSS. of the House of Lords, vii. App. i., quoted in _Victoria History of Lincolnshire_, vol. ii. p. 282. [123] _Memoirs of Colonel Hutchinson_, pp. 150, 154. [124] Carlyle, Part II. p. 123 (to the Committee of the Associated Counties). [125] Possibly, as suggested in the _Victoria History of Lincolnshire_ (vol. ii. pp. 284-85), the first password in each case was for Tuesday, the second for Wednesday. [126] He was younger brother of Ralph, Lord Hopton, the Royalist commander in the West. Cromwell is said to have visited Horncastle after the battle to see that the body of this “brave gentleman,” as he styled him, was fitly interred. It is possible that he owed his life to Hopton’s forbearance at a critical moment. [127] Scottish Dove, E. 75, 24. [128] Mr. E. Peacock, F.S.A. (_Lincs. Architectural Society’s Reports_, vol. viii. p. 265), thinks that no move was made against Gainsborough till after the capture of the fort at Burton-on-Stather on December 18. But the letter of the Essex soldier (below) disproves this; and I suggest that a force from Lincoln invested the place till it was compelled to retire by the severity of the weather. [129] Barrington MSS. quoted in Kingston’s _East Anglia and the Civil War_, p. 147. [130] In Oldfield’s _Wainfleet and Candleshoe_, Appendix No. 6, pp. 12-16. The list is not complete, for the names of Sir John Monson and others are omitted. [131] J. A. Gotch, _Early Renaissance Architecture in England_, 1500-1625, pp. 69, 70. INDEX Abbey, Crowland, 217-219, 238 ⸺ Croyland, 85, 327 ⸺ of Bardney, 114, 119 ⸺ of Kirkstead, Cistercian, 81, 84, 180 ⸺ Peterborough, 132, 135 ⸺ Spalding, 85 Addison, 319 Adelfius, 32 Aisby, tessellated pavement at, 44 Aldred, last Saxon Archbishop of York, 210 Alington of Swinhope family, 313 Alkborough church, 72, 73 All Saints’ Church, Stamford, 167, 170 “All Saints in the Mercat” Church, 167 All Saints’, Stamford, brasses in, 199, 200 Alnwick tower, Lincoln, 190 Alnwick’s visitation, Bishop, 194 Altar tomb of Sir Humphrey Littlebury, 108 ⸺ with inscription, Roman, 32 Altars, rood-screen, 246 Ambler, William, 321 Ancaster, 44 ⸺ Heath, 262 ⸺ Roman camp at, 26 Anderson family, 313 “Angel Inn,” Grantham, 136, 137, 139, 157 “Angel Quire,” Lincoln, 145 Apple Cross, Grantham, 137, 138, 158 Archbishop of Sens, St. Wulfran, 150 Arrow points, flint, 12 Atwater, Bishop, 194 Austinian Priory, Newstead, 168 Axholme, Isle of, 2, 51, 276, 315 Aymer de Valence, Earl of Pembroke, 134 Ayscough, Sir Edward, 257 Ayscoughfee Hall, 335 Bardney, Abbey of, 114, 119 Barrowe, Abbot of Bardney, Roger de, 114 Barrows, Long, 7, 9, 20, 21 ⸺ Round, 7, 9, 20, 21 Barton, carved stone slab, 210 Barton-on-Humber, 265 Barton, St. Peter’s Church, 53-56, 61, 63, 65-67, 69, 70 ⸺ “Street,” 50 Bassingthorpe, 161 Bede, 120