- Watling-street,
- 43.6
- Waveney River,
- 35.3
- Wedon in the street sometime Bannavenna,
- 55.7
- Weisford in Ireland, the first English Colony,
- 141.8
- Whence it took name,
- I∣bid.
- A Well boyling up with streames of bloud,
- 27.9
- Ebbing and flowing accor-to the Sea,
- 103.7 & 111.8
- Ebbing and flowing con∣trary to the Sea-tydes,
- 105.7
- A Well, the droppings whereof turne into hard stone,
- 132.15
- A Well floating with Bitu∣men,
- 132.15
- Welles a Citie in Somerset-shire, why so called,
- 23.7
- By what civill Magistracie governed,
- ibid.
- The position or graduation thereof,
- ibid.
- Wentsdale,
- 79.3
- Saint Werburgs Church in Chester,
- 73.7
- Westerne Ilands subject to Scotland how many,
- 132 17
- How ruled in ancient time
- 132.18
- Their Commodities,
- 132 19
- Westminster a Bishops See,
- 29 7
- Westmerland how bounded,
- 85.1
- The measure thereof,
- 85 2
- The forme and ayre,
- 85.3
- The ancient Inhabitants,
- 85.5
- Places of chief note there∣in,
- 85.8
- Townes in it,
- 86
- West-Saxon Lage,
- 5.3
- West-Saxon Law,
- 4.8
- West Sox,
- 4.11
- Whitby Abbey founded,
- 77.7
- Whitgar the Saxon,
- 15.7
- VVhittington Castle,
- 100.12
- Whorwell Monastery built,
- 17 6
- VViscii, what people
- 51.4
- Wiches, i. Salt pits,
- ibid.
- Iohn Wickliffe, Englands mor∣ning starre,
- 61.7
- VVight Iland described,
- 15
- What names it had in old time,
- 15.1
- The forme and dimension of it,
- 15.2
- The aire and soile thereof,
- 15.4
- The commodities of it,
- 15 4.5
- By whom first inhabited,
- 15.6
- By whom subdued
- 15.10
- How fortified,
- 15.9
- What Towns, Rivers, and memorable places are in it,
- 15.10
- How divided,
- 15.7 & 16
- VVike.
- See Kingstone upon Hull.
- Saint VVilfreds Needle
- 78 11
- Wilfrids Bishop, reduced the Ilanders of Wight to Chri∣stianity,
- 15.10
- William the bastard Conquer∣ed England,
- 92.2 & 5.1
- William now Bishop of Ex∣cester repaireth the Cathe∣drall Church there,
- 19 6
- William King of Scots taken prisoner,
- 89.10
- His sonne drowned with his Cradle,
- 132.16
- Wilt-shire how bounded,
- 25 1
- The forme and dimension of it,
- 25.2
- The ayre and soyle,
- 25 3.4
- By whom inhabited in old time,
- 25.5
- Religious houses in it,
- 25.9
- Hundreds and Townes therein,
- 26
- Winander Mere,
- 57.7
- Winburne Minster,
- 17.7
- Winchester Citie by whom built,
- 13.9
- What name it had in old time,
- 13.9.
- How traded, and how o••t burnt,
- 13.9
- Situation thereof,
- 13.9
- Graduation thereof,
- Ibid.
- Fired by the French,
- 13 10
- What Fortunes it hath been exposed unto,
- Ibid.
- Cathedrall Church there∣of,
- 13.9
- Windesor Castle,
- 27.7
- The Chappell there the Se∣pulchre of what Kings,
- 27 8
- Winifride of Devon-shire, the Apostle of the Hessians, &c.
- 19.6
- Winifrides Well,
- 121.8
- Winwid field,
- 78.10
- Woodland a part of Warwick∣shire,
- 53.3
- Woods spared and preserved in Lancashire,
- 75.4
- Wolsey Cardinall where buri∣ed,
- 61.6
- Wolves paid yearly for a tri∣bute,
- 117.3
- Women in the Isle of Man girt ordinarily with their winding-sheets,
- 91.7
- Worcester-shire how bounded,
- 51.1
- The forme and dimension of it,
- 51.2
- The aire and commodities,
- 51.5
- Hundreds and Townes,
- 52
- Worcester Citie how named in old time,
- 51.3
- What calamities it hath su∣stained,
- ibid.
- The Cathedrall Church built by Sexwolfe Bishop,
- ibid.
- The Civill Magistracie,
- ibid.
- The Geographicall positi∣on of it,
- ibid.
- Wring-cheese Rocks
- 21.9
- Wroxcester an ancient Citie in Shrop-shire.
- 71.9