The New Forest: its history and its scenery
Appearance



THE NEW FOREST:
ITS
History and its Scenery.
BY
JOHN R. WISE.

With 63 illustrations. Drawn by Walter Crane. Engraved by W. J. Linton.
And Two Maps.
LONDON:
SMITH, ELDER AND CO., 65, CORNHILL.
M.DCCC.LXIII.
CONTENTS.
CHAPTER | PAGE | |
XIV. | The Old South-Western Seaboard.—Somerford, Chewton Glen, Hurst Castle, and Lymington | 145 |
XV. | The Gipsy and the West-Saxon | 158 |
XVI. | The Folk-Lore and Provincialisms | 172 |
XVII. | The Barrows | 196 |
XVIII. | The Roman and Romano-British Potteries | 214 |
XIX. | The Parish Registers and Churchwardens' Books | 226 |
XX. | The Geology | 234 |
XXI. | The Botany | 250 |
XXII. | The Ornithology | 258 |
APPENDICES.
I. | Glossary of Provincialisms | 279 |
II. | List of the Flowering Plants | 289 |
III. | List of the Birds | 307 |
IV. | List of the Lepidoptera | 319 |
Postscript | 328 | |
Index | 329 |
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS.
The New Forest from Bramble Hill (Sunrise), Frontispiece. | |
Old Oak in Boldrewood, Title-page. | |
View in Bushey Bratley | 1 |
The Entrance from Barrow's Moor to Mark Ash | 6 |
The Stream in the Queen's Bower Wood | 7 |
The Charcoal Burner's Path | 19 |
The Cattle Ford | 20 |
View in Gibb's Hill Wood | 38 |
The Millaford Brook | 39 |
The Woodcutter's Track | 48 |
Calshot Castle | 49 |
Norman Doorway at Fawley Church | 59 |
Arches of the Chapter House | 60 |
Pulpit of the Refectory | 68 |
Old Barn or "Spicarium" of Beaulieu Abbey | 70 |
Chapel at St. Leonard's Grange | 70 |
Canopied Niche in St. Leonard's Chapel | 73 |
View in Frame Wood | 74 |
View in the Queen's Bower Wood | 84 |
View in the Great Huntley Woods | 85 |
The Woodman's Path | 90 |
Oaks in Boldrewood | 91 |
Rufus's Stone | 96 |
View from Castle Malwood | 108 |
View in Studley Wood | 109 |
View in Puckpits Wood | 112 |
Yews and Whitebeams in Sloden | 115 |
The Avon from Castle Hill | 116 |
The Avon at Ibbesley | 124 |
Tyrrel's Ford | 125 |
The Avon at Winkton | 128 |
The Priory Church, Christchurch | 129 |
The Norman House, Christchurch | 133 |
The North Porch and Doorway of the Priory Church | 144 |
Chewton Glen | 145 |
Hurst Castle | 157 |
View in Mark Ash Wood | 158 |
The King's Gairn Brook | 171 |
Anderwood Corner | 172 |
Bushey Bratley (another view) | 195 |
The Urns in Bratley Barrow | 196 |
Keltic Urn, Neck of Roman Wine-Vessel, and Flint Knives | 206 |
Barrows on Beaulieu Plain | 213 |
Wine-Flask, Drinking-Cups, and Bowls | 214 |
Necks of Oil-Flasks | 218 |
Necks of Wine-Vessels and Oil-Flask | 218 |
Patterns from Fragments | 223 |
Patterns from Fragments | 223 |
Oil-Flask, Drinking-Cups, Bowl, and Jar | 225 |
Boldre Church | 226 |
Norman Font in Brockenhurst Church | 233 |
The Barton Cliffs | 234 |
Fossils from the Shepherd's Gutter Beds | 244 |
Fossils from the Brook Beds | 249 |
Barrows Moor Wood | 250 |
The King's Gairn Brook (another view) | 257 |
The Heronry at Vinney Ridge | 258 |
Nests of the Honey and Common Buzzard | 266 |
View in Buckhill Wood | 276 |
The Staple Cross | 288 |
Gladiolus Illyricus | 306 |
The Kildeer Plover | 318 |
The Cicada | 328 |
Map of the Old South-Western Sea-Coast to face page | 149 |
Plan of Sloden Hole | 216 |
Section of Hordle Cliff | 239 |
Section of Beckton Cliff | 240 |
Map of the New Forest | 276 |
This work was published before January 1, 1930, and is in the public domain worldwide because the author died at least 100 years ago.
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