Crockle, Roman and Romano-British potteries at, 217-219; their probable date, 222. Cross, the Staple, 146; the, at Bargate, 120. Cuckoo, sayings concerning the, 180. Customs, old, in the Forest, 178. D Dame Slough, 273. Dauphin of France, arms of the, formerly in Boldre Church, 80; embarked at Leap, 55. Defoe, his plan for colonizing the Forest with the Palatine refugees, 47. Deer in the Forest, abolished in 1851, 46; a few left, 113. Deer-stealing, method of, 171. Denny Wood, 79; heronry at, 273. Dibden, church at, 50, 51 (_foot-note_). Diodorus Siculus, quotation from, 57 (_foot-note_). Dissolution of the religious houses, its need, 64, 137; of Beaulieu Abbey, 65; of Christchurch Priory, 138. _Domesday_, analysis and evidence of, on the afforestation of the New Forest, 26, 27, 28, 29, 31; churches in the Forest still in part remaining mentioned in, 31; Eling in, 51 (_foot-note_); Redbridge in, 51 (_foot-note_); Lyndhurst in, 87 (_foot-note_); Fordingbridge in, 117; Christchurch in, 131; mills in, rented by a payment of eels, 128, 119 (_foot-note_); Ringwood in, 123 (_foot-note_); Christchurch in, 131; Beckley, Baishley, and Milton in, 148 (_foot-note_); Lymington in, 155. Draper, John, the last prior of Christchurch Priory, character of, 137, 138. Drift, in the Forest, its contents, 236. Durham, Simon of, on the afforestation of the New Forest, 25 (_foot-note_); on the death of William II., 95 (_foot-note_). E Eagle, golden, the, 260; sea, the, 261. Eaglehurst, 59. Easter Sepulchre, at Brockenhurst Church, 77. _Ecclesiastica, or the Book of Remembrance_, 122 (_foot-note_). Edward I. issues writs for the perambulation of the Forest, 41; possesses the Castle of Christchurch, 132. Edward III., corbel head of, in Sopley Church, 127. Edward VI. at Christchurch, 134. Eel, peculiar to the Avon, an, 125. Eels, mills rented by a payment of, 119 (_foot-note_), 128. Eling, in _Domesday_, 51 (_foot-note_); extract from parish register of, 228. Ellingham, cross roads at, 120; Church of, 122, 123; extract from Churchwardens’ Books of, 229, 230, 231. England, its peculiar interest to Englishmen, 2; ignorance of, by Englishmen, 2. Everton, etymology of, 75. Exbury, 59; herons feeding near, 273. Exe, the river, 69; derivation of, 163.