Journal of the English Place-name Society (ISSN 1351-3095) - tables of contents

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Volume 49 (2017)

Cameron Lecture 2018: Kenneth Cameron and the English Place-Name Society John Insley	5-16
Cameron Lecture 2018: Highways and byways to the English Place-Name Society Gillian Fellows-Jensen	17-39
Wippedesfleot in the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle Richard Coates	41-47
Wenhaston John Insley	49-55
Divining medieval water: the field-names of Flintham, Nottinghamshire Susan Kilby	57-93
The meaning of lēah Sarah Wager	95-126
Reviews
Carole Hough (ed.), The Oxford handbook of names and naming Peter McClure	129-149
Jillian Hawkins, The significance of the place-name element *funta in the early middle ages Rob Briggs	150-152
Hywel Wyn Owen and Ken Lloyd Griffith, The place-names of Flintshire Spencer Gavin Smith	153
George Redmonds, A vocabulary of wood, wood-workers and wood management in Yorkshire Jessica Treacher	154-155
Various, recent publications on Northumberland place-names Diana Whaley	156-164
Angus Winchester, Lake district field-names Chloé Colla	165-167
Bibliography 2016 Joshua Neal, Eleanor Rye & Jessica Treacher	171-176
Reports
Hon. Director	179-180
Treasurer	181-182
Accounts	183-188

Volume 48 (2016)

Name structures and name survival Carole Hough	5-27
Gannock in King's Lynn Keith Briggs	28-39
Thrussington field-names --- an addendum Celia Cotton	40-57
The use of OE sand in place-names Ann Cole	58-87
A dictionary of Sussex place-names: starting out Richard Coates	88-89
Purley revisited Nigel Suffield-Jones	90-91
Northumberland name book --- places and people c.1860 Diana Whaley	92-95
Herefordshire place-names project report John Freeman	95-96
Norfolk slip collection report Ellen Fisher and Paul Cavill	96-99
Restarting the Staffordshire survey Rebecca Gregory	100-103
Obituary: Duncan Probert [1961-2016] Shaun Tyas	104-108
Reviews
Mark Bailey, The decline of serfdom Rosamond Faith	109-110
Ann Cole, The place-name evidence for a routeway network in early medieval England Simon Draper	110-112
Lars-Erik Edlund and Elṡbieta Strzelecka, Mellannorland i centrum Josefin Devine	112-114
Michael Hicks, The later medieval inquisitions post mortem Nicholas R. Amor	114-115
Birgit Eggert et al., Pâ sporet: Festskrift til Bent Jørgensen Per Vikstrand	116-199
Gale Owen-Crocker and Susan D. Thompson, Town and topography: essays in memory of David Hill Susan Oosthuizen	119-121
Guy Puzey and Laura Kostanski, Names and naming: people, places, perceptions and power Emilia Aldrin	122-124
Peter G. Spackman, An A-Z of 1001 field-names Rebecca Gregory	125-127
Bibliography 2015 Alice Crook & Eleanor Rye	128-133
Reports
Hon. Director	134-135
Treasurer	136-137
Accounts	138-144

Volume 47 (2015)

Odencolc revisited and revised Paul Luscombe	5-15
Lazerton at Ash, Stourpaine, Dorset A. D. Mills and Richard Coates	16-18
A Suffolk miscellany: East Bergholt, Gulpher, Harkstead, Hussey Green, Maidstone, Orwell, Purton Green, Rodbridge, Throughton, Undley, Walsham le Willows, Wenhaston, Whitton Keith Briggs	19-37
Buttington and Buttington (or vice versa): a tale of two names David Horovitz	38-54
Searching for early drove roads: hrȳðer, mersc-tūn and heorde-wīc Ann Cole	55-88
Reviews
Nicholas Higham & Martin Ryan (eds.), Place-names, language and the Anglo-Saxon landscape (2011) John Insley	89-115
Alfred Oscroft, Place-names of Hampshire and the Isle of Wight (2015) Kelly Kilpatrick	115-118
Sarah Semple, Perceptions of the prehistoric in Anglo-Saxon England (2013) Simon Draper	118-120
Alan MacNiven, The Vikings in Islay: the place of names in Hebridean settlement history (2015) Berit Sandnes	120-123
Bibliography 2014 Alice Crook & Eleanor Rye	124-129
Reports
Hon. Director	130-131
Treasurer	132-133
Accounts	134-138

Volume 46 (2014)

The other millennium: English place-naming after the Norman Conquest Diana Whaley	5-31
The meaning of dinge in the names of buildings Peter McClure and George Redmonds	32-39
Oundle, Northamptonshire Richard Coates	40-44
Old English sǣte and sǣtan John Baker	45-81
Bibliography 2013 Alice Crook & Eleanor Rye	98-102
Reviews
Margaret Gelling & Ann Cole, The landscape of place-names (new edition) Della Hooke	82-94
Boel Jepson, English place-name elements relating to boundaries Gillian Fellows-Jensen	94-96
Jeremy Harte, English holy wells: a sourcebook Richard Coates	96-97
Reports
Hon. Director	103
Hon. Treasurer	105
Accounts	107

Volume 45 (2013)

Boulge, Suffolk Keith Briggs	5-11
Montpellier: the British diffusion of a French place-name James Hodsdon	12-30
An etymological miscellany: Haughmond, Wyers Hall, Caterham Richard Coates	31-37
Burna and brōc revisited Ann Cole	38-41
Allfarthing: is it really a fraction? Keith Bailey	42-45
Macaroni Downs, Gloucestershire Catherine Robinson and Jennifer Scherr	46-51
Bibliography 2012 Carole Hough	52-57
Reviews
Anne Rowe & Tom Williamson, Hertfordshire, a landscape history John Baker	58-61
J. Baker, S. Brookes, and A. Reynolds, Landscapes of defence in early medieval Europe Richard Jones	61-62
In the beginning was the name: selected essays by Professor W. F. H. Nicolaisen Carole Hough	62-65
Richard Jones and Sarah Semple (eds.), Sense of place in Anglo-Saxon England Diana Whaley	65-81
Reports
Hon. Director	82
Hon. Treasurer	84
Accounts	86

Volume 44 (2012)

The two Ebbsfleets in Kent Keith Briggs	5-9
Watermills called Twygrind Keith Briggs	10-11
A toponymic perspective on early medieval settlement of the southern North Sea shores of mainland Europe Pieterjaan Deckers	12-32
The riddle of Salthrop Ann Cole	33-35
Worthy of great respect Richard Coates	36-43
What was a Caldecote? Addenda [to JEPNS 31, 31] Philip Tallon	44-48
On Cribby Islands Laura Wright	49-65
Kelham, Nottinghamshire Jean Cameron and Paul Cavill	66-72
Bibliography 2011 Carole Hough	73-77
Reviews
Anthony Poulton-Smith, Gloucestershire Place Names and Hampshire Place Names Richard Coates	78-82
Simon Taylor with Gilbert Márkus, The Place-Names of Fife vol. 3 St Andrews and the East Neuk Carole Hough	83-86
Reports and accounts	87-96
Hon. Director
Hon. Treasurer
Accounts

Volume 43 (2011)

Clǣg in English place-names Ann Cole	5-15
Worsted [Sussex] M. J. Leppard	16-17
The lost Essex Domesday manor Geddesduna James Kemble	18-24
The Black Country David Horovitz	25-34
Tyther- as an English place-name element Richard Coates	35-42
Bixley [Norfolk and Suffolk] Keith Briggs	43-54
The field-names of Laxton [Nottinghamshire] Emily Pennifold	55-70
The river-name Mearcella, Suffolk Andrew Breeze	71-74
Bibliography 2010 Carole Hough	75-77
Reviews
Peter Chasseaud, Rats Alley: Trench names of the Western Front 1914-1918 Henry Daniels	78-81
Paul Cullen, Richard Jones and David N. Parsons, Thorps in a changing landscape John Baker	82-84
Reports and accounts	85-94
Hon. Director
Hon. Treasurer
Accounts

Volume 42 (2010)

Place-names with Christian associations Vladislav Alpatov	5-30
The place-names of Foxhall in Suffolk Keith Briggs	31-42
Errata and addenda to Journal 41 Keith Briggs	42-42
Harrow Keith Briggs	43-62
Kinder Scout George Broderick	63-74
The first element of Buildwas, Shropshire Richard Coates	75-78
Old English stoc `place' †Margaret Gelling with Duncan Probert	79-85
The name-type Fritwell Carole Hough	87-89
Bibliography 2009 Carole Hough	90-93
Reports and accounts	94-101
Hon. Director
Treasurer
Accounts and Accountant's report

Volume 41 (2009)

Clare, Clere, and Clères Keith Briggs	7-25
OE and ME cunte in place-names Keith Briggs	26-39
Mam Tor George Broderick	41-48
Lowdham, Thurgarton Wapentake, Nottinghamshire Jean Cameron with Paul Cavill	49-56
Reflections on some major Lincolnshire place-names Part Two: Ness wapentake to Yarborough Richard Coates	57-102
Burh place-names in Anglo-Saxon England Simon Draper	103-118
Two Devonshire place-names [Olchard; Kingsett, Kingseat, Kingshead] Oliver Padel	119-126
Foxhole, Pendle and Ryelands David Blackburn	127-129
A note on Guthlac's Stone [Leicestershire] Barrie Cox	130-132
Holbrook, D[er]b[yshire] Alan James	133-133
Obituaries
Margaret Gelling, 1924-2009 O. J. P.	134-139
Karl Inge Sandred, 1925-2008 R. C.	139-141
Notes
Bibliography 2008 Carole Hough	142-148
Reviews
Landscapes, documents and maps, by Brian K. Roberts Paul Cavill	149-150
The place-names of Fife vol. 2, by Simon Taylor Carole Hough	150-155
Reports and accounts	156-164
Hon. Director
Treasurer
Accounts and Accountant's report

Volume 40 (2008)

Abbreviations of Counties and EPNS County Surveys	5
Karl Inge Sandred, d. 25th September, 2008	6
Towards a reassessment of `Kingston' place-names Duncan Probert	7-22
Upton, Thurgarton Wapentake, Nottinghamshire Jean Cameron with Paul Cavill and Richard Jones	23-33
Reflections on some major Lincolnshire place-names Part 1: Algarkirk to Melton Ross Richard Coates	35-95
Freemantle Keith Briggs	97-111
The Domesday Book castle LVVRE Keith Briggs	113-118
Notes and corrigenda
Seven Wells, JEPNS 39 (2007), 7-44 Keith Briggs	119-120
Hopping Hill, Milford, Db Alan James	121-123
Puppy's Parlour revisited David Horovitz	125-128
Correction to The place-names of Gloucestershire, vol. 3 (EPNS Survey vol. 40) Richard Coates	129-130
Bibliography 2007 Carole Hough	131-136
Reviews
Boundary Landscapes: a walk at Staunton on Arrow in Herefordshire to look for the boundary of an Anglo-Saxon estate, by Beryl Lewis, Kington Historical Society (2008) Margaret Gelling	137-139
Boundaries in medieval Britain, ed. by David Griffiths, Andrew Reynolds and Sarah Semple, Oxford University School of Archaeology (2003) Richard Coates	139-140
Religion, community and territory: defining religion in the Severn Valley and adjacent hills from the Iron Age to the early medieval period, by Stephen Yeates, 3 vols, BAR British Series 411, Archaeopress (2006) John Baker	140-144
Britons in Anglo-Saxon England, ed. by N. J. Higham Publications of the Manchester Centre for Anglo-Saxon Studies, Vol. 7, Boydell (2007) Paul Cavill	144-149
Reports and accounts	150-159
Hon. Director
Hon. Treasurer
Accounts and Accountant's report

Volume 39 (2007)

Abbreviations of Counties and EPNS County Surveys	5
Seven Wells Keith Briggs	7-44
Wirral carrs and holms Stephen Harding	45-57
South-West English dumball, dumble, dunball, `pasture subject to (occasional) tidal flooding' Richard Coates	59-72
Azure Mouse, Bloater Hill, Goose Puddings, and One Land called the Cow: continuity and conundrums in Lincolnshire minor names Richard Coates	73-143
Carlton on Trent Jean Cameron with Paul Cavill	145-149
Bibliography 2006 Carole Hough	151
Notes
The Blorenge, near Abergavenny, Monmouthshire/Gwent Richard Coates	157-158
Reviews
Cultural Transition in the Chilterns and Essex Region, 350 AD to 650 AD by John T. Baker Della Hooke	159
Landscape, settlement and society in Roman and early medieval Wiltshire by Simon Draper John Baker	161
Obituary: Harold Fox 1945-2007 Oliver J. Padel	173
Reports and accounts	175
Hon. Director
Hon. Treasurer
Accounts and Accountant's report

Volume 38 (2006)

Abbreviations of Counties and EPNS County Surveys	4
Chesterblade, Somerset, with a reflection on the element chester Richard Coates	5-12
Some observations on Blore, Staffordshire Richard Coates	13-16
Blandford Forinseca? The problem of forum in English place-names Paul Cullen	17-24
Marston Montgomery and Markeaton, Derbyshire Mary Wiltshire and Sue Woore	25-30
Martlesham and Newbourne: a note on two obscure Suffolk names Keith Briggs	31-36
Minor names of Caunton, Nottinghamshire Jean Cameron	37-42
Behind the dictionary-forms of Scandinavian elements in England Richard Coates	43-61
River names, Celtic and Old English: their dual medieval and post-medieval personalities Stephen Yeates	63-81
Bibliography 2005 Carole Hough	83-88
Reviews	89
Names through the Looking-Glass: Festschrift in Honour of Gillian Fellows-Jensen
ed. by Peder Gammeltoft and Bent Jørgensen Philip Shaw
Timeline Historical Maps Richard Coates
Notes and corrigenda	93
Special notices	96
Reports and accounts	100

Volume 37 (2005)

Abbreviations of Counties and EPNS County Surveys	4
The imperial context of place-names in Roman Britain Alexei Solopov	5-18
Mearcella in S 703 and the etymology of Childrey Brook Kathryn Lowe	19-31
A note on the place-name Mottram St. Andrew, Cheshire Jane Laughton	32-32
Two notes on names in tūn in relation to pre-English antiquities: Kirmington and Broughton, Lincolnshire Richard Coates	33-36
A Tendring hundred miscellany Richard Coates	37-47
The antiquity of Moggerhanger, Bedfordshire Richard Coates	48-51
The minor names of Norwell, Nottinghamshire Jean Cameron	53-58
Wolf Rock, off Land's End Andrew Breeze	59-60
Bibliography 2004 Carole Hough	61-65
Reviews
Lines in the landscape: Cursus monuments in the Upper Thames valley	66
by A. Barclay, G. Lambrick, J. Moore and M. Robinson
John Baker
Uffington White Horse and its landscape	67
by D. Miles, S. Palmer, G. Lock, C. Gosden and A. M. Cromarty
Della Hooke
An international glossary of place name elements by Joel F. Mann	70
Richard Coates
Reports
Hon. Director	72
Hon. Treasurer	74
Accounts and Accountant's Report	76

Volume 36 (2003-4)

Abbreviations of Counties and EPNS County Surveys	4
The distribution of tūn place-names in Hertfordshire, Essex and neighbouring areas John Baker	5-22
The River Garw of Glamorgan and Gara Bridge, Devon Andrew Breeze	23-24
Revisiting Dingesmere Paul Cavill, Stephen Harding and Judith Jesch	25-38
The Lyme Richard Coates	39-50
The use of ON nata in place-names Ann Cole	51-53
Toponymic traces of the earlier inhabitants of north-eastern Leicestershire Barrie Cox	55-60
Another (ge)strēones halh Carole Hough	61-62
Chilton and other place-names from Old English cild Carole Hough	63-65
A note on herrings in place-names David N. Parsons	83-85
A further note on herrings in place-names Paul Cullen	85-85
Obituary: Esmé Pattison Paul Cavill	87-89
Bibliography [2003] Carole Hough	90-94
Reviews	95
Middle Saxon London: excavations at the Royal Opera House 1989-99
ed. G. Malcolm and D. Bowsher
John Baker
Reports	98
Hon. Director
Hon. Treasurer
Accounts and Accountant's Report

Volume 35 (2002-3)

Abbreviations of Counties and EPNS County Surveys	4
English place-name studies: some reflections Margaret Gelling	5-16
Strensall, Streanaeshalch and Stronsay Carole Hough	17-24
Ellough: A Viking temple in Suffolk? David N. Parsons	25-30
Do -ingas place-names occur in pairs? Susan Laflin	31-40
Middle Breton *Conek and Consett near Durham Andrew Breeze	41-43
Hough and Hoon, Derbyshire Barry Crisp, Brian Rich, Mary Wiltshire and Sue Woore	45-48
The use of Netel in place-names Ann Cole	49-58
Obituary: Victor Watts John Insley	59-60
Bibliography Carole Hough	61
Reviews
`Lastworda Betst' Essays in memory of Christine E. Fell
ed. by C. Hough & K. A. Lowe Alex Woolf	67
Owl's Hoot: how people name their houses by J. Miles Richard Coates	70
Editorial Statement and Style Sheet	72
Reports
Hon. Director	78
Hon. Treasurer	79
Accounts and Accountant's Report	81

Volume 34 (2001-2)

Abbreviations of Counties and EPNS County Surveys	4
Bow, bowmen and bowers M. A. Atkin	5-14
Welsh Cynog and Chinnock, Somerset Andrew Breeze	15-16
Beverley: a beaver's lodge place Richard Coates	17-22
The Problems of the bee-keepers M. C. Higham	23-28
An analysis of Romsey field-names Coralie Lagrange and Henry Daniels	29-58
Reviews
Vikings and the Danelaw by J. Graham-Campbell et al. Jayne Carroll	59
Lordship and Tradition in Barbarian Europe by H. Moisl
John Insley	66
Bibliography Carole Hough	72
Addenda to the Survey	76
Reports
Hon. Director	77
Hon. Treasurer	78
Accounts and Accountant's Report	80
Books purchased for the EPNS Library	86

Volume 33 (2000-1)

Abbreviations of Counties and EPNS County Surveys	4
The name of the River Tiddy Andrew Breeze	5-6
The evolution of street-naming in Kenilworth, Warwickshire G. Hilton	7-13
Postscript to Pitchcombe Carole Hough	14-14
Elders and betters: Hinderclay in Suffolk Kathryn Lowe	15-20
The two-fold development for Old English æ in 12th- and 14th-century Kentish place-names M. A. Martín Díaz	21-54
The Owers, Les Ours, Weemburg and ‘The Old City’: place-names, history and submarine archaeology W. A. R. Richardson	55-114
Mixing and matching: a study of the Woking Street-namestock Audrey Rossett and Henry Daniels	115-146
Obituary: Kenneth Cameron CBE, FBA. Victor Watts	147-148
Bibliography Carole Hough	149
Reports
Reports: Hon. Director	154
Hon. Treasurer	155
Accounts and Accountant's Report	157

Volume 32 (1999-2000)

Abbreviations of Counties and EPNS County Surveys	4
Assessing the evidence for the earliest Anglo-Saxon place-names of Bedfordshire. Martin Blake	5-20
Plardiwick. Richard Coates	21-22
The Sinodun Hills, Little Wittenham, Berkshire. Richard Coates	23-25
Ersc: distribution and use of this Old English place-name element. Ann Cole	27-39
The field-names of Kingsbury (Middlesex) †W. E. Cunningham	41-46
The field-name Felterrode. Carole Hough	47-49
The place-name Pitchcombe. Carole Hough	50-52
Some place-name distributions. Victor Watts	53-72
A Plethora of Parks – Mainly Merton Examples. Geoffrey Wilson	73-75
Obituaries	76
Aileen Armstrong FRHS
John Field
Review	78
Della Hooke, Warwickshire Anglo-Saxon Charter Bounds (Woodbridge 1999). Joy Jenkins
Bibliography †John Field	81
Reports: Hon. Director	86
Hon. Treasurer	88
Accounts and Accountant's Report	90
Addenda to the Survey.	94

Volume 31 (1998-9)

Officers and Council	4
Presidential Address: on the Occasion of the 75th Anniversary of the English Place-Name Society, Wednesday 15 July 1998. Margaret Gelling	5-8
A north-west Devon anomaly: Hartland. Richard Coates	9-18
cisel, grēot, stān and the four U's. Ann Cole	19-30
What was a Caldecote? Philip Tallon	31-54
Two Lincolnshire coastal names. A. E. B. Owen	55-62
Some observations on gē, gau, and go. Keith Bailey	63-76
Place-names in -cot: The Buckinghamshire Evidence Keith Bailey	77-90
Meeting-places in Wilvaston Hundred, Cheshire. Aliki Pantos	91-112
The name of Ganarew, near Monmouth. Andrew Breeze	113-114
Overhall and Netherhall. Joan Turville-Petre	115-117
Obituaries. [Christine E. Fell 1938-1998; John Kousgård Sørensen 1925-1999]	118
Reviews.
L. Van Durme, Galloromaniae Neerlandicae Submersae Fragmenta. Victor Watts	125
Hywel Wyn Owen, The Place-Names of Wales: A Pocket Guide. John Freeman	127
Richard Munro, Place Names of the Falkland Islands and James Hodson, An Historical Gazetteer of Cheltenham. Paul Cavill	130
Bibliography. John Field	132
Addenda to the Survey.	136
Hon. Director's Report.	138
Accounts and Accountant's Report.	139

Volume 30 (1997-8)

Officers and Council	4
A surviving Latin place-name in Sussex: Firle. Richard Coates	5-15
Merrow and some related Brittonic matters in Surrey. Richard Coates	16-22
Liscard and Irish names in Northern Wirral. Richard Coates	23-26
Baumber in Lindsey. Barrie Cox	27-32
Some London inn and tavern names, 1423-1426. Barrie Cox	33-42
Robynhill or Robin Hoods' Hills? Michael Evans	43-52
Old English *Coppa. Carole Hough	53-59
Place-name evidence for Old English bird-names. Carole Hough	60-76
Everton – not a tūn? Pamela Russell	77-81
Places named `Anstey': a gazetteer. M. A. Atkin	83-98
The origin of the name Rouncil, Kenilworth, Warwickshire. G. Hilton	99-104
The etymology of Rouncil Margaret Gelling	106-106
Conservation and innovation in the toponymy of a West Riding township [Guiseley]. Henry R. Daniels	107-153
Notes on contributors.	154
Obituaries [Olof Arngart 1905-1997, Rune Forsberg 1908-1997].	155
Bibliography. J. Field	160
Reports: Hon. Director	166
Hon. Treasurer	168
Accounts and Accountant's Report.	171

Volume 29 (1996-7)

Officers and Council	4
Coastal place-name enigmas on early charts and in early sailing directions W. A. R. Richardson	5-61
Clovelly again. Richard Coates	63-64
The place-name Fritwell. Carole Hough	65-70
The ladies of Portinscale. Carole Hough	71-78
flēot: Distribution and use of this OE place-name element. Ann Cole	79-87
Notes on Contributors	88
Reviews	89
K. Cameron, English Place Names (A. Everitt)
P. Jackson, ed., Words, Names and History: Selected Writings of Cecily Clark (P. McClure)
B. Crawford, ed., Scandinavian Settlement in Northern Britain (K. Cameron)
W. Van Osta, Toponymie van Brasschaat (V. Watts)
Bibliography J. Field	104
Report of the Hon. Director	107
Report of the Hon. Treasurer	109
Accounts	112
Accountant's Report	117

Volume 28 (1995-6)

Officers and Council	4
Birds in amber: the nature of English place-name elements David N. Parsons and Tania Styles	5-31
Moonhill Carole Hough and Barrie Cox	32-35
Clovelly, Devon Richard Coates	36-44
The place-name Annesley Carole Hough	45-49
Yarboroughs in Lindsey Barrie Cox	50-60
The Frogmore sites of Hertfordshire Margery Guest	61-70
Three place-name compounds: OE swīnland, OE wiþersted, and OE cēapland Carole Hough	71-76
Notes on contributors	76
Review: L. van Durme Toponymie van Velzeke-Ruddershove en Bochoute John Insley	77
Bibliography 1994-95 J. Field
Report of the Hon. Director	81
Report of the Hon. Treasurer	83
Accounts	86

Volume 27 (1994-5)

Officers and Council of the Society, 1994-95	4
The two Goxhills Richard Coates	5-20
OE wearg in Warnborough and Wreighburn Carole Hough	14-20
Assandūn and Assatún: The value of skaldic evidence for English place-name studies Matthew Townend	21-29
Early field-names in a Norfolk parish [South Creake] Mary Hesse	31-42
English cuckoos, dignity and impudence Richard Coates	43-49
Indexes to the field-name sections in The Place-Names of Surrey and The Place-Names of Essex John Field	50-55
Annual Bibliography	56
Hon. Director's Report	59
Hon. Treasurer's Report	60
Accounts, 1994-95	65

Volume 26 (1993-4)

Officers and Council of the Society, 1993-94	4
Lord Dainton, patron of the Society Kenneth Cameron	5-6
A new dictionary of English Place-Names Victor Watts	7-14
English place-names: the Leverhulme project Carole Hough	15-26
Baulking: an Anglo-Saxon industry revealed Ann Cole	27-31
Notes on Contributors
Review of S. Robinson: Somerset Place-Names Richard Coates	33
Bibliography	34
The Seventieth Annual Report, 1992-93
Officers and Council	37
Report of the Honorary Director and Honorary Secretary	38
Report of the Honorary Treasurer	41
Accounts	44
The Seventy-first Annual Report, 1993-94
Report of the Honorary Director	48
Report of the Honorary Secretary	50
Report of the Honorary Treasurer	52
Accounts	56
Membership List	60
EPNS County Volumes	80

Volume 25 (1992-3)

Some notes on the history of the English Place-Name Society A. M. Armstrong, Margaret Gelling and K. Cameron	1-8
Harrow fields in Heswall-cum-Oldfield Florence Vipond	9-10
Paganism and Christianity in Wirral? Margaret Gelling	11-11
Place-names as evidence for recreation David Dymond	12-18
The Anglo-Saxon bounds of Æt Bearuwe Paul Everson and G. C. Knowles	19-37
The distribution and use of mere as a generic in place-names Ann Cole	38-50
Obituary: Sir Clifford Darby [Kenneth Cameron]	51
Reviews [D. Kenyon, Origins of Lancashire; P. Drummond, Scottish Hill and Mountain Names]	52
Notes on Contributors	60
Bibliography	62
The Sixty-Ninth Annual Report
Officers of the Society	65
Report of the Honorary Director	66
Report of the Honorary Treasurer	69
Accounts	72

Volume 24 (1991-2)

Lyonesse and the Wolf. A case study in place-name corruption W. A. R. Richardson	4-29
Distribution and use of the Old English place-name Mere-tūn Ann Cole	30-41
The significance of Here-ford David Torvell	42-48
Byflete revisited Barrie Cox	49-50
Notes on contributors	50
Cecily Clark: A Personal Appreciation Margaret Gelling	51-52
Obituary: J. R. Copley [1914-91] M. G.	53-54
Bibliography 1989-91	55
The Sixty-eighth Annual Report
Officers of the Society	59
Report of the Honorary Director	60
Report of the Honorary Treasurer	62
Accounts	66

Volume 23 (1990-1)

Notes on contributors	4
The name of Lewes: some problems and possibilities Richard Coates	5-15
Railways, developers and place-names: the case of Raynes Park Geoffrey Wilson	16-25
Burna and Brōc. Problems involved in retrieving the Old English usage of these place-name elements Ann Cole	26-48
Obituary: Professor Kenneth [H.] Jackson [1909-91] O. J. P.	49
Bibliography 1988-91	51
The Sixty-Seventh Annual Report
Officers of the Society	53
Report of the Honorary Director	54
Report of the Honorary Treasurer	57
Accounts	61

Volume 22 (1989-90)

The Society	5
Notes on Contributors	6
Rutland in the Danelaw: a field-names perspective Barrie Cox	7-22
The field-name Puppys Parlour David Torvell	23-26
The origin, distribution and use of the place-name element ōra, and its relationship to the element ofer Ann Cole	26-41
Byflete Barrie Cox	42-46
Some Buckinghamshire place-names reconsidered [Coleshill, Bowers Farm, Brentford Grange, Marrods Bottom, Stock Place, WInchmore Hill] John Chenevix Trench	47-53
Obituary: Professor J. McNeal Dodgson [1928-90] Kenneth Cameron	54-55
Bibliography 1987-90	56-59
The Sixty-Sixth Annual Report
Officers of the Society	60
Report of the Honorary Director	61
Report of the Honorary Treasurer	64
Accounts	68
Publications of tthe Society	72

Volume 21 (1988-9)

Old English words not hitherto noted in place-names: Some examples from Hampshire Richard Coates	5-14
The meaning of the Old English place-name element ōra Ann Cole	15-22
Notes on Lancashire place-names 2: the later names Denise Kenyon	23-53
Bibliography, 1987-89	54-59
Notes on Contributors	59
The Sixty-fifth Annual Report
Officers of the Society	60
Report of the Honorary Director	61
Report of the Honorary Treasurer	64
Accounts	67

Volume 20 (1987-88)

Furze, gorse, and whin: an aside on Rutland in the Danelaw Barrie Cox	3-9
A couple of English hundred-names [Winnibriggs, Lei; Plomesgate, Sf; Hemreswel, Wt] O. Arngart	10-13
Kingston place-names: an interim report Jill Bourne	13-37
The distribution and usage of the place-name elements botm, bytme and botn Ann Cole	38-46
Notes on Contributors	47
Obituary [C. E. Blunt; J. P. Oakden ?-1988]	48
Bibliography 1980-87	50
Addenda to the Bibliography	70
The Sixty-fourth Annual Report 1986-7
List of Officers	72
Honorary Director's Report	73
Honorary Treasurer's Report	75
Accounts	78
English Place-Name Society County Volumes	83

Volume 19 (1986-7)

The Scandinavians in Norfolk: some observations on the place-names in -by Karl Inge Sandred	5-28
The need for a national survey of place-names in Wales Gwynedd O. Price	29-43
A brief comment from across the dyke Margaret Gelling	43-44
The distribution of usage of the OE place-name Cealc Ann Cole	45-55
Three more Walcots John Bleach and Richard Coates	56-63
Corrigendum to the Survey	64
Notes on Contributors	65
Obituary [Blunt; Oakden]	66
Bibliography
The Sixty-third Annual Report 1985-6
List of Officers	67
Honorary Director's Report	68
Honorary Treasurer's Report	71
Accounts	74

Volume 18 (1985-6)

Comments on the location of some of the forms in PN Worcs pp. 293-303 (Halesowen and its Townships) P. S. Keate	5-12
Notes on Lancashire place-names 1, the early names Denise Kenyon	13-37
Euroclydon: a Biblical place-name Paul Coones	38-39
Towards an explanation of the Kentish -mondens Richard Coates	40-47
Review: Della Hooke, The Anglo-Saxon Landscape, the Kingdom of the Hwicce Denise Kenyon	48
The Sixty-second Annual Report 1984-5
List of Officers	51
Honorary Director's Report	52
Honorary Treasurer's Report	54
Accounts	57

Volume 17 (1984-5)

Some notes on Barnby and related place-names in England M. S. Parker	5-13
The significance of the place-name, Stonegrave G. E. Morris	14-19
Addenda and Corrigenda to E. Ekwall The Place-Names of Lancashire Denise Kenyon	20-106
The Sixty-first Annual Report 1983-4
List of Officers	107
Honorary Director's Report	108
Honorary Treasurer's Report	109
Accounts	113

Volume 16 (1983-4)

Remarks on `pre-English' in England: with special reference to *uentā, *ciltā and *cunāco Richard Coates	1-24
Starting from Youlthorpe (East Riding of Yorkshire) on an onomastic Circular Tour Cecily Clark	25-37
The Domesday Manor of Langeberge cum Mene Allan Warmington	38-49
Field-names at Woodhall, Pinner, Middlesex Kenneth Kirkman	50-57
Reviews
Basil Cottle, Names John Insley	58
Adrian Room, A concise dictionary of modern place-names in Great Britain and Ireland Richard Coates	67
The Sixtieth Annual Report 1982-3
List of Officers	70
Honorary Director's Report	71
Honorary Treasurer's Report	74
Accounts	78

Volume 15 (1982-3)

Professor Dorothy Whitelock [1901--1982; obituary] [Kenneth Cameron]	1-1
Professor M. T. Löfvenberg [obituary] [Kenneth Cameron]	2-2
The place-name Hindrelac Victor Watts	3-4
The place-names Weybourne and Wooburn O. Arngart	5-8
Thurstable revisited L. J. Bronnenkant	9-19
English medieval Latin *bellerīca [>Billericay] Richard Coates	20-23
Stock Tracks along Township Boundaries Mary A. Atkin	24-32
'Landscape History' and current trends in landscape studies Della Hooke	33-52
The Fifty-ninth Annual Report 1981-2
List of Officers	53
Honorary Director's Report	54
Honorary Treasurer's Report	56
Accounts	59

Volume 14 (1981-2)

The Anglo-Saxon and Scandinavian occupation of Nottinghamshire P. T. H. Unwin	1-31
OE walh in English place-names: an addendum V. E. Watts and E. F. M. Prince	32-36
Reviews
Klaus Forster Englische Familiennnamen aus Ortsnamen: Studien zu Lautlicher Sonderentwicklungen bei Eigennamen John Insley	37
John Field Place-Names of Greater London Margaret Gelling	45
West Yorkshire; an Archaeological Survey to A.D.1500 ed. M. L. Faull and S. A. Moorhouse Margaret Gelling	47
Bibliography for 1979-80	52
The Fifty-eighth Annual Report 1980-81
List of Officers	61
Honorary Director's Report	62
Honorary Treasurer's Report	65

Volume 13 (1980-1)

Burial features in West Midlands charters Della Hooke	1-40
Kill Caiis in Clayton-le-Woods, Lancashire Mary A. Atkin	41-49
The slighting of Strensall Richard Coates	50-53
Reviews
V. D. Belen'kaja Ocerk: anglojzycnoj taponimiki H. Leeming	54
A. L. F. Rivet and C. C. Smith The Place-Names of Roman Britain Richard Coates	59
The Fifty-seventh Annual Report 1979-80
List of Officers	72
Honorary Director's Report	73
Honorary Treasurer's Report	76

Volume 12 (1978-9)

The meaning and significance of Old English walh in English place-names Kenneth Cameron	1-46
Appendix 1, The archaeological significance of place-names in walh Malcolm Todd	47-50
Appendix 2, the continental evidence: OHG wal(a)h John Insley	50-53
The Hundred-Name Wayland O. Arngart	54-58
The etymology of the first element of Woodsford, Dorset John Insley	59-65
A note on a “grant by Aethelbald, king of Mercia, to Ealdorman Cyneberht, of land at Stour in Ismere, Worcs.” (no. 154 in Birch [S89]) Deborah Ford	66-69
Methodological reflexions on Leatherhead Richard Coates	70-74
Bibliography for 1977-78 Katherine Coutts	75-82
The Fifty-sixth Annual Report 1978-79
List of Officers	83
Honorary Director's Report	84
Honorary Treasurer's Report	87

Volume 11 (1978-9)

Professor Bruce Dickins [1889-1978; obituary] [Kenneth Cameron]	1-2
Anglo-Saxon landscapes of the West Midlands Della Hooke	3-23
Place-names and past landscape[s] Margaret L. Faull	24-46
The coastal toponyms of Anglesey Bedwyr Lewis Jones and Tomos Roberts	47-53
Medieval settlement: the interdisciplinary approach (review of P. H. Sawyer (ed.), Medieval settlement) John Insley	54-73
Medieval settlement: the interdisciplinary approach (review of P. H. Sawyer (ed.), Medieval settlement) John Insley	54-73
Bibliography for 1974-76, by Helen Thomas	75
The Fifty-fifth Annual Report 1977-78
List of Officers	86
Honorary Director's Report	87
Honorary Treasurer's Report	89

Volume 10 (1977-8)

The Badby and Newnham (Northamptonshire) charters A. E. Brown and T. R. Key	1-6
The 'erg' place-names of Northern England Mary C. Higham	7-17
A Gaelic-Scandinavian loan-word in English place-names [erg] Gillian Fellows Jensen	18-25
Viking race-courses? The distribution of Skeið place-name elements in northern England Mary Atkin	26-39
Traine Farm, Wembury, Devonshire R. C. Rowland	40-40
Addenda to the Survey of English Place-Names: personal names in field and minor names John Insley	41-72
The Fifty-fourth Annual Report 1976-77
List of Officers	73
Hon. Director's Report	74
Hon. Treasurer's Report	77

Volume 9 (1976-7)

Editorial [Kenneth Cameron]	v
Dr. Olof von Feilitzen [1908-76; obituary] [Dorothy Whitelock]	1-2
The Quotation of Name-Forms in Anglo-Saxon Charters A. R. Rumble	3-5
The Wheathampstead (Herts.) Charter-Bounds, A.D. 1060: A Corrected Text and Notes on the Boundary-Points [S1031] A. R. Rumble	6-12
Application of field-names in the Cambridge west fields Catherine P. Hall	13-19
Derogatory field-names John Field	20-25
Reviews
Bo Seltén The Anglo-Saxon Heritage in Middle English Personal Names. East Anglia 1100-1399 C. M. Carnes	26
Judith Glover The Place Names of Sussex Margaret Gelling	31
The Fifty-third Annual Report 1975-76
List of Officers	33
Honorary Director's Report	34
Honorary Treasurer's Report	37

Volume 8 (1975-6)

Editorial [Kenneth Cameron]	5
Mr. B. G. Lucas [?-1974; obituary] [Kenneth Cameron]	7-8
Rothbury, a note on a Northumberland place-name Christopher Påhlsson	9-11
The place-names of the earliest English records Barrie Cox	12-66
Bibliography for 1973-4 Celia Parker	67
The Fifty-second Annual Report 1974-5
List of Officers	70
Honorary Director's Report	72
Honorary Treasurer's Report	74

Volume 7 (1974-5)

Editorial [Kenneth Cameron]	5
Professor Melville Richards [1910-1973; obituary] [Kenneth Cameron]	6
The place-name Disley Gillis Kristensson	7-10
An examination of the -ingas, -inga- place-names in the East Midlands Joost Kuurman	11-44
Hafdic: A Lindsey name and its implications A. E. B. Owen	45-56
Bibliography for 1972-3 Celia Parker	57
The Fifty-first Annual Report 1973-74
List of Officers	61
Hon. Director's Report	62
Hon. Treasurer's Report	64

Volume 6 (1973-4)

Editorial [Kenneth Cameron]	5
Letter: On the occasion of the 50th anniversary of the English Place-name Society, from Professor H. Draye, Secretary-General of the International Committee of Onomastic Sciences H. Draye	7-9
Onomastic and Topographical sources in English Local Record Offices September 1970: a Summary Guide [A. R. Rumble]	10-34
Addenda and Corrigenda to the Survey of English Place-Names John McN. Dodgson	35-52
Bibliography for 1971-2 Joy Hubble	53-57
[Bibliography of] Reviews	56
The Fiftieth Annual Report 1972-3
List of Officers	59
Hon. Director's Report	60
Hon. Treasurer's Report	63

Volume 5 (1972-3)

Editorial [Kenneth Cameron]	5
The English Place-Name Society 1923-1973 Dorothy Whitelock	6-14
The significance of the distribution of English place-names in hām in the Midlands and East Anglia Barrie Cox	15-73
Bibliography for 1970-71 [Joy Hubble]	74-78
Review: The Dorset Lay Subsidy Roll of 1332 ed. A. D. Mills A. R. Rumble	79
The Forty-ninth Annual Report 1971-72
List of Officers	83
Hon. Director's Report	84
Hon. Secretary's Report	85
Hon. Treasurer's Report	86

Volume 4 (1971-2)

Editorial [Kenneth Cameron]	5
Shoelands Cyril R. Hart	6-11
The Medieval Boundary of Coulsdon (Surrey), with an Appendix of Place-Names addenda to Vol. XI The Place-Names of Surrey A. R. Rumble	12-36
A Distribution Pattern: -ingas in Kent Sarah Kirk	37-59
Bibliography for 1970 [Joy Hubble and Monica E. Traylen]	60-63
Review: E. Okasha, Hand-List of Anglo-Saxon Non-Runic Inscriptions O. von Feilitzen	63
The Forty-eighth Annual Report 1970-71
List of Officers	68
Hon. Director's Report	69
Hon. Secretary's Report	70
Hon. Treasurer's Report	71
Publications of the Society	75

Volume 3 (1970-1)

Editorial [John McN. Dodgson]	5
The Merstham (Surrey) Charter-Bounds, A.D. 947 [S528]A. R. Rumble	6-31
Addenda and Corrigenda to the Survey of English Place-names and Journal 1 and 2	32-51
Bibliography
List of Reviews of Vols. XX-XLII	52
Bibliography for 1969	54
Reviews and Notices	56
The Forty-Seventh Annual Report 1969-70
List of Officers	60
Hon. Director's Report	61
Hon. Secretary's Report	63
Hon. Treasurer's Report	65

Volume 2 (1969-70)

Editorial [John McN. Dodgson]	5-7
The Domesday Book Account of the Bruce Fief Gillian Fellows Jensen	8-17
Addenda and Corrigenda to the Survey of English Place-names [John McN. Dodgson & P. Khaliq]	18-74
Bibliography, Reviews and Notices [A. D. Mills & John McN. Dodgson]	75-76
The Forty-Sixth Annual Report 1968-9
List of Officers	81
Hon. Director's Report	82
Hon. Secretary's Report	84
Hon. Treasurer's Report	85
Publications of the Society	88

Volume 1 (1968-9)

Editorial [John McN. Dodgson]	5-8
Addenda and Corrigenda to the Survey of English Place-names [K. Cameron & K. Jackson]	9-52
Bibliography [A. D. Mills & John McN. Dodgson]	53-53
The Forty-Fifth Annual Report 1967-8
List of Officers	57
Hon. Director's Report	58
Hon. Secretary's Report	59
Hon. Treasurer's Report and Accounts	61
List of Members	64
The Rules of the Society	79
Publications of the Society	81