Abbey, 124—founded, 124—endowment, 126—dissolution, 126—present remains of, 129—church, 129—western window, 130—armorial bearings in, 131—tower, 131—altar screen, 134—font, 135—north porch, 135—tombs in, 136—patronage of the living, 128—descent of the abbatial property, 127—church estate

Abbey-foregate

Abbots of Shrewsbury attended Parliaments

Abbot’s lodging

Acton Burnell, Parliament of, 126—Statute of

Agricultural Shows

Aldermen

Alkmund’s, St. church, 94—old church, 96—new church

Allatt, Mr. John, monument to

—’s Charity school

Almond Park

Almshouses, St. Mary’s

— St. Chad’s

— St. Giles’s

— Evans’s, (Meole)

Anderson’s tomb

Antiquities in Free School Library

“Arbours”

Ashton, Thomas, first head master of Free School

Atcham village, church, and bridge

Attingham Hall

Bailiffs

Baptists’ Meeting-house

Barker Street

Barker, Thomas, birth-place of

—’s Delight, or the Art of Angling

Baths, Royal

Battlefield, 56—college and church, 56—monument in

Battle of Shrewsbury, 61, 175—execution of prisoners, 17—interments of slain, 61

Beechey’s, Sir William, portrait of Lord Hill

Bell Stone Mansion

Belle Vue

Belmont

Benbow Place

— Admiral, birth-place of

— monument to

— portrait of

Bennette’s Halle

Bernard, St. life of, stained glass

Berwick house, chapel, and hospital

Bevan’s “Records of the Salop Infirmary”

Billiard Room

Birds

Bishopric of Shrewsbury

Blakeway, Rev. J. B. monument to

Blase St. Chapel of

Blue School

“Boards” of Shrewsbury School

Bomere Pool

Boucher, John, Bishop of Shrewsbury

Bowdler’s Charity School

Brick building first erected in Shrewsbury

Bridge, English or Stone

— old

— Welsh

— old, or St. George’s, 11

— Railway, 47, 52, 53, 59

British fortress, remains of, 23—princes, palace of

Britons, first inhabited by

Broadwell

Brown School

Butler, Bishop, 32—armorial bearings

— statue to

— portrait of

Butcher Row, 16

Butter Cross, old, 16—new

Cadman’s monument

Canal, Shrewsbury and Ellesmere

Carline’s, Mr. John, skill in Gothic architecture, 67, 73

Catherine’s, St., Chapel

Castle Street

Castle 23—situation of, 23—founded by Roger de Montgomery, 25—gateway of, 21—keep, 23—rebuilt by Edward I., 26—besieged in the civil wars

— Gates, 11, 47—Foregate

Cemetery, Abbey

Cemetery, Dissenters’

Chad’s, Saint, Church, remains of old, 107—burnt, 111—fall of, 109—collegiate establishment

— New Church, 162—College

— Almshouses, 113—figure of

Chantry Chapels in St. Mary’s church, 70

Charles I. portrait of, 14—lodged at the Council House, 21—received Sacrament at St. Mary’s, 64—addresses army

Charles II. portrait of

Charlotte, Queen of George III, portrait of

Charlton Hall

Charleton, Lords of Powis, 75

Charters

Cholera

Christ Church, Oxon.

Church Street

Church of England Literary and Scientific Institute

Circus

Clive, Lord, portrait of

Coal DepÔt of Railway

— — Shropshire, and Staffordshire

— — Welsh

— wharfs

Coleham

College Hill

Column, Lord Hill’s

Corbet Monument in Battlefield Church

Corn Market

Corporation

Corpus Christi procession

Coton Hill

Council House, 20—gateway, 19—hall and great chamber

— of the Marches of Wales

Councilmen

County Goal

Courts of Assize

Cross, High, 17—Street

Crucifixion, sculpture of

“Dana,” the

David, last British Prince of Wales, trial of

— execution of

DepÔt, the

Dingle

Dogpole

Dominican, or Black Friars

Dormitory, Monks’

Douglas, Earl, death of

Drapers’ Company

— Hall, 85—curious apartment in, 85—portraits in

Dry Dingle, remains of amphitheatre in

Durer, Albert, stained glass by

Ebenezer Meeting-house

Edward I., keep of the Castle erected by

— rebuilds Castle

Edward III., statue of

Edward IV., portrait of

— occasional residence of

— Queen of

Edward VI., portrait of

Eleanor’s (Queen) Bower

Elizabeth, Queen, armorial bearings of

Evans’s Almshouses

Evans, Mr. D., skill in glass staining, 55, 71, 79, 134, 149, 164

Evans, R. Esq., portrait of Admiral Owen

Exchequer

Fairs for Cattle 11, 51,—Horses

Farm yard, existence of an ancient

Farquhar, George

Flora of Shropshire

Fonts, in St. Mary’s church, 76—Abbey, 135—St. Giles, 163—St. Chad’s

Foundation of Shrewsbury by the Britons

Frankwell, suburb of, 172—sweating sickness in

Freehold Land Society

Free Schools, 26—endowment and revenues, 27, 28—scholarships and exhibitions, 29—masters, 31—instruction, 31—school rooms, 43—chapel, 44—library, 45—eminent men educated at, 31, 45—“boards” of, 33—gateway

Friars, Austin, 161—Dominican, 60—Franciscan or Grey

Gas-works

Gates of the Town—Waterlane, 60—Castle Gates, 11

Gateway of the Castle, 22—Council House

“Genealogy of Christ from Jesse,” stained glass

George’s, St. Church, 173—stained glass in

George I., portrait of

George II., portrait of, 7—III., portrait of

Giles’s, St. Church, 148—stained glass in, 149—tombs in, 150—font, 150—cross, 152—restoration

— Hospital, endowment of, 153—appointment of master

Glass, stained, in St. Michael’s Church, 60—in St. Mary’s Church, 69, 71, 74, 75, 77, 79, 82—in St. Alkmund’s Church, 97—in St. Julian’s Church, 102—in Abbey Church, 132, 133—in St. Giles’s Church, 149—in Trinity Church, 157—in St. Chad’s Church, 164—in St. George’s Church, 174—in Free School Library

Goods DepÔt of Railway

Government, local

Government School of Art and Design

Guesten Hall of Abbey

Guild Hall, ancient

— merchant

— House of the Fraternity of the Holy Cross

— of St. Wenefrede, 125—Ditto of B. V. Mary

Hazledine, Wm., bust of

Haughmond Hill, 57—Abbey, 57—origin of the name

— Abbots of, town house of

Head masters of Free Schools, portraits of

Heaving, custom of

Henry I., privilege conferred by

— II., first charter granted by

— III., guild merchant recognized by charter of

— VII., house in which he lodged

— VIII., portrait of

High Street

Hill, Lord, portrait of, 7, 89—Column in honour of

Hill, Sir Rowland, Bart., portrait of

Hill’s Lane

— Mansion

History of Shrewsbury

Holy Cross, Church of the

Hospital for lepers, 162

Hospital of the Holy Cross

House of Industry

Howard Street

— Bust of, by Bacon

Independent Meeting-house, 47, 118

Infirmary, Salop, 86—view from terrace of, 89—Monks’

Inscription on Blakeway’s Monument

Inscription on Bishop Butler’s do. 81—on Wigram’s do.

— on Benbow’s ditto

Ireland’s Mansion, 14—family, armorial bearings of

James II. kept his Court at Council House

John’s, St. Hill

— or Wesleyan Methodist Meeting-house

Jones’s Mansion

— Lord Chief Justice, 90—monument of

Jones, Thomas, Esq., first Mayor of Shrewsbury

Judges’ Lodgings

Julian’s, St., Church, 100—stained glass in, 102—tombs in

Juliana, St., ancient sculpture of

Kingsland

Keep of the Castle

Kennedy, Rev. B. H., D.D.

Knights of the Shire, ceremony relative to

Laura’s Tower

Lawrence, Mr. Robert, monument to

Leaton Shelf

Lepers, Hospital of

Leybourne Chapel, 78—Monument

Lilleshall Abbey

Llewellyn, Prince of Wales

Longner Hall

Lunatic Asylum

Magistrates

Manufactures of Shrewsbury

Manufactory of Linen Thread

Mardol

Market Square, 9—antique appearance of

— House, 9—Cattle, 51—Corn, 11—General, 11—New Butter and Cheese, 57—Vegetable

Mary, Queen, accession, 92—President of Marches,—92 armorial bearings

Mary’s, Saint, Church, 62—collegiate buildings, 17—Royal Peculiar, 63—patronage, 63—extent of parish, 64—architecture of, 64—dimensions, 65—tower and spire, 65—porches, 66—nave, 66—organ screen, 67—carved wooden ceiling, 67—ancient choir, 70—stone pulpit, 70—triple lancet window, 74—transept, 70—stained glass in, 69, 71, 74, 76, 77, 79, 82, 89—font, 76—monuments, 71, 77, 79, 80, 82—chancel, 73—chantry chapels, 73

Mary’s, St., Almshouses, 83—Turnstile

Mayor

Mechanics’ Institute

Meole Brace Village, 157—Bridge, 157—Brook

Mercer’s Company

Mercers’ Hall

Merivale

Methodists’, Wesleyan, Meeting-house, 57

— Calvinist, Meeting-house

Michael’s, St., Chapel in the Castle

Michael’s, St., Church, 54—stained glass in

— schools

Millington’s Hospital

Monk’s Dormitory

— Infirmary

Montgomery, Roger de, statue of

— founder of the castle

Monuments in St. Mary’s church, 71, 72, 77, 78, 79, 80

— St. Julian’s church, 103—St. Chad’s church