Α

Angler's Ballad, The, verses by

Cotton quoted, 219

Angler's Sure Guide, The, 85
Angler's Vade Mecum, The, by
Chetham, 31

Angling Literature in England, by
Osmund Lambert, 30

An Humble Eglog, verses by Walton
quoted, 197

Animadversions on a Pamphlet en-

titled The Naked Truth, by Dr
Francis Turner, 114

Anne, Queen, granted pension to
Bishop Ken, 160

Armagh, Ussher, Archbishop of, 175
Arnold, Matthew, on Hooker, 105
Art of Angling, The, by Thomas
Barker, 30

Ashmole, his History of the Order of
the Garter, 10
Aspenden, birthplace of Seth Ward,

176

Aston, Sir Walter, quotation from
Wotton's letter to, 94

Aubrey, John, Walton's letter on
Ben Johnson to, 129

B

Bacon, George Herbert, friend of, 98
Bait, The, verses by Donne, 231
Bagster, S., his edition of The Com-
plete Angler, 51

Barham, Rev. R. H., 37
Barker, Thomas, Walton derived
much information on fishing from,
29; The Art of Angling by, 30
Barlow, Mr, Colonel Blague stayed
with, 10

Barlow, Richard, 141

Barlow, Thomas, Bishop of Lincoln,
his letter to Walton on his writing
The Life of Sanderson, 75; bio.
graphical sketch of, 141
Barnes or Berners, Dame Juliana,
supposed to have written the
Treatyse of Fysshynge, 29

Barrow, Isaac, his fondness for
tobacco, 134 and note; pupil of
Duport's, 144; enabled by Ham-
mond to go to Cambridge, 155
Barry, on Book of Common Prayer,
109

Barton Seagrove, birthplace of
Henchman, 157

Barwick, Dr John, preached Morton's
funeral sermon, 167

Baxter, Richard, reinstated, 11;
possibility of Walton knowing, 13;
his manner of writing, 77; his
appreciation of George Herbert's
poems, 98, 105; his attack on
Morley, 165, 174

Bayley, Rev. Henry, friend of
Waltons, 180; Laudatorum Car-
mina, by, 247; Commendatory
Verses, by, 248

Bayne, Mr, quoted on Hooker, 104
Bayne, Paul, Sibbes converted by,
174

Beeching, Canon, quoted on Walton's

education, 5, 20; his study of
Walton in his Religio Laici, 89, 90
Belt, his bust of Walton in St Mary's
Church, Stafford, 126

Bemerton, George Herbert as clergy-
man of, 100, 103

Benson, Archbishop, on Herbert, 99
Benson's Life, quotation from, 99
Beresford, an account of the family
of, 71, 72

Beresford Hall, described, 54, 55;
Cotton's fishing-house near, 69;
account of the Beresford family
and their estates, 71, 72
Beresford, John, of Ashbourne, 138
Berkhampstead, birthplace of Thomas
Ken, 159

Bethune, Dr, quoted on Walton's
knowledge of Latin, 4; his edition
of The Complete Angler, 30, 51;
Angler's Club mentioned by, 133
Bowles, Rev. William Lisle, 38; his
estimate of The Complete Angler,
45, see note, 149
Boyle, Robert, see note, 141
Brasenose College, Harvey educated
at, 156

Bristow Park, Joseph Hall born at,
153

British Angler, The, by John
Williamson, 32

Brome, Alexander, Walton's eclogue
to, 10

Brown, Moses, his edition of The

Complete Angler, 51; see note, 56
Bruised Reed, The, by Richard
Sibbes, 174

Buckden, Sanderson desired to be
buried at, 110; Thomas Barlow
buried at, 141

Bunyan, John, his opinion of prayer,

13

Burlesque upon Burlesque; or, The
Scoffer Scoffed, by Cotton, 57
Burnand, F. C., his Incompleat
Angler, 136

Burnet, Bishop, on the controversy
on The Naked Truth, 114
Byron, Lord, his lines on Walton
quoted, 26

Bible, King James's translation of,
143

Bishopsbourne, Hooker, rector of,
104; Hooker's death, burial and
monument at, 107

Blackwood's Magazine, article on
Walton in, 46

Blague, Colonel, Charles II. com-
mitted his George to, 9; im-
prisoned in the Tower, 10
Blount, Sir Thomas, extracts from
his Boscobel, 9

Bocton or Boughton, in Kent, 91
Bodleian Library, portrait of Shirley
in, 173

Book of St Albans, The, issued in

four parts dealing with sport, 29
Boothby Pagnell, Sanderson pre-
sented to living of, 109
Boscobel; or, The Compleat History of
His Sacred Majestie's Most Mir-
aculous Preservation after the Battle
of Worcester, 3rd September 1651,
by Sir Thomas Blount, extracts
from, 9, 10

Boswell James, quotation from his
Life of Dr Johnson, 47

Worcester, 9; his restoration, 10;
visits Duppa on his deathbed,
145; helped by Henchman to
escape after the battle of Wor-
cester, 157; attended by Thomas
Ken on his deathbed, 160
Charlton-upon-Otmoor, birthplace of
Featley, 146

Chertsey, birthplace of Hammond, 154
Chester, Morton made Bishop of,
167; Pearson made Bishop of, 169
Chevening, in Kent, 2

Cheynell, Francis, see note, 143
Chichester Cathedral, Chillingworth
buried in, 143; Henry King buried
at, 163; Woodford, Canon of, 179
Chillingworth, William, biographical
sketch of, 142

Christ Church, Duppa, Dean of,

145; Fell made Dean of, and his
benefactions to, 148-150; Hammond
made Canon of, 154; Henry King
educated at, 162; portrait of King
at, 163; Morley, Canon of, 164;
Morton's portrait at, 167; Walton's
son, Isaak, educated at, 188
Christ's College, Cambridge, Hench-
man educated at, 157

Church History of Britain, by Thomas
Fuller, Walton's remarks on, 150,
151

Churton, Archbishop, 169
Clare College,
Henchman made

Fellow of, 157

Clarendon's History of the Rebellion,

68

Clarendon, Lord, in possession of a

portrait of Henchman, 158
Claughton, Bishop, 38

Clavis Mystica, by Featley, 146
Clement VIII., Pope, his opinion on
Hooker's Ecclesiastical Polity, 105
Clifton, in Warwickshire, Harvey
buried at, 156

Clogher, Dean of, death of, 61
Cockayne, Sir Ashton, his estimate
of Cotton, 61

Coleridge, Samuel Taylor, quoted,
8; on the preaching of Donne and
Taylor, see note, 18; Lamb's letter
about The Complete Angler to, 44
Collar, The, verses by Herbert, 233
Combe, William, his Dance of Death
quoted, see note, 6
Commendatory Verses, by Henry
Bayley, 248

Complete Angler, The, Walton quotes
verses by Christopher Harvie in,
13, 14; the authorities used by
Walton in, 29; caused many other
books to be written on angling,
30, 31; verses by J. Davors in,
34; its first publication, 40; its
various editions and additions, 41-
44; universal appreciation of, 44-
46; Franck's adverse criticism
of, 46, 47; list of editions since
Walton's death, 51, 52; price of
early editions of, 53; Cotton
wrote Part II. of, 58; unique copy
of, 72; two songs signed I. O.
Chalkhill in, 118, 121; "Win-
chester Edition" of, 130; Harvey's
verses in, 156

Complete Gamester, The, attributed
to Cotton, 58

Complete Trotter, The, 43
Contentation,

quoted, 208

verses by Cotton

Cook, Sir Robert, of Highnam,
married the widow of George
Herbert, 103

Cooper, Sir William, his epitaph to
Hooker, 108

Corpus Christi College, Hooker
educated at, 104; Featley at, 146;
John Hales educated at, 152
Cotton, Beresford, son of Charles
Cotton, 63

Cotton, Charles, 11; quoted on
Walton's knowledge of fishing,
25; his addition to The Complete
Angler, 41, 42; reference to, in
The Innocent Epicure, 44; parent-
age, birth and early history of,
54, 55; his friendship for Walton,
55, 56; his various publications,
56-58; character of, 58-61; death
of, 62; descendants of, 62, 63;
and account of the famous fishing-
house built by, 69-73; his portrait
by Lely, 138; dedicated his trans-
lation of Gerard's History to
Sheldon, 172; Walton bequeathes
a ring to, 187; his verses to
Walton quoted, 202-207; his Con-
tentation quoted, 208; verses to
Walton quoted, 213; The Retire-
ment quoted, 215; The Angler's
Ballad quoted, 219; To Poet E.
W. quoted, 223; The Eighth Psalm
Paraphrased, 224

Coventry, Thomas, afterwards Baron
Coventry of Aylesbury, 155
Cranmer, Archdeacon, Rachel Floud
descended from, 2 and note
Crawford Church, Fuller buried in,
152

Crawley, Thomas, witness to Walton's
will, 187

Creed, The, Bishop Pearson on, 168
Croft, Herbert, Bishop of Hereford,

supposed author of The Naked
Truth, 114

Crompton, Dr Henry, see note, 11
Cromwell, Oliver, his commissions
to Penn and Venables, 64; and
subsequent displeasure at their
failure, 65, 66

Croydon, monument to Sheldon at,
172

Cuddesden, Episcopal Palace of, re-
built by Fell, 149

D

Dalbin, Mrs Walton bequeaths a
ring to, 187

Dance, Charles, his dedication, 137
Dance of Death, see note, 6

Danvers, Charles, daughter of,
married to Herbert, 102
Darbyshire, John, Walton's bequests
to, 185, 187

Davors, J., verses by, in The Com-
plete Angler, 34
Davy, Sir Humphrey, quotation from
his Salmonia, 39
Dawson, George, the prayers of, 15;
quotation from, 74; quoted, 123
Dennys, John, author of The Secrets
of Angling, 85

Dewar, George A. B., The Complete
Angler, edited by, 130
Dialogue between Isaac Walton and
Homologistes, 112

Dippers dipt, The, by Featley, 146
Discipline, verses by Herbert, 235
Dissolution of Dissent, The, by
Robert F. Horton, see note, 13
Donne, Dr John, his introductions to
Walton, 11; Walton's description
of the preaching of, 18, and note;
Walton's elegy on, 19; Walton's
Life of, 76; parentage of, 78;
early career of, 79; ordination of,
80; his power of preaching, 80,

81; his funeral sermon on his
wife, 81; made Dean of St Paul's
and Vicar of St Dunstan's, 82; his
last illness and death, 82-84;
epitaph written over his grave the
next day, 84, 85; his personal
charms, 86; his epitaph in St
Paul's, 86; his writings, 87, 88;
his character, 89, 90; information
on seals of, 130; King's elegy on,
163; received help from Morton,
166; Fear Cast Out, verses by,
226; Hymn to God, my God, in my
Sickness, by, quoted, 227; A Vale-
diction forbidding Mourning, by,
quoted, 228; A Sheaf of Snakes
used heretofore to be my Seal, the
Crest of our poor Family, by, 230;
The Bait, by, 231

Dove, River, Cotton's famous fishing-
house, by the, 69, see note, 70
Dubravius, Walton uses, as an
authority in his Complete Angler,

made Master of, 159. Holds-
worth's library acquired by, 159
English Public Schools, Winchester,

by Arthur F. Leach, see note, 93.
Epitaph, on David Hookerman, by
Walton, quoted, 201

Essays of Montaigne, translated by
Cotton, 56, 58

Eton, Sir Henry Wotton's house at,
24. Wotton made Provost of, 95.
Wotton buried in College Chapel
at, 96. John Hales buried at, 153.
Hammond educated at, 154.
Pearson educated at, 168
"Euthanasia," discussion on, 88 and
note

Fleet Prison, Donne committed to,
79

Floud, Rachel, see Rachel Walton.
Floud, Robert, quoted, 40 and note.
Floud, Susanna, mother of Walton's
first wife, 2

Floud, William, father of Walton's
first wife, 2

Franck, Richard, his views on the
justification of sport, 26, 28;
Northern Memoirs by, 30, 31;
his criticism of The Complete
Angler, 46; his aspersion on
Walton, 128

Freeman, John, founder of the Free-
man Fellowships, 157 and note
Frome, Ken buried in Parish Church
of, 160

Fulgentio, Father, his opinion of the
English Church, 93

Fulham Church, Henchman buried
in, 158

Fuller, Thomas, quoted on the con-
troversy between Hooker and
Travers, 104; biographical sketch
of, 150-152