The Forest of Dean: An Historical and Descriptive Account
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The Forest of Dean, by H. G. Nicholls
the FOREST OF DEAN; an historical and descriptive account, derived from personal observation, and other sources, public, private, legendary, and local.
PREFACE.
CONTENTS.
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS.
CHAPTER I. a.d. 1307–1612.
CHAPTER II. a.d. 1612–1663.
CHAPTER III. A. D. 1663–1692.
CHAPTER IV. a.d. 1692–1758.
CHAPTER V. a.d. 1758–1800.
CHAPTER VI. a.d. 1800–1831.
CHAPTER VII. a.d. 1831–1841.
CHAPTER VIII. a.d. 1841–1858.
CHAPTER IX. THE ORIGINAL OCCUPIERS OF THE FOREST.
CHAPTER X.
CHAPTER XI.
CHAPTER XII.
CHAPTER XIII.
THE TIMBER.
THE TIMBER.
CHAPTER XIV.
CHAPTER XV.
CHAPTER XVI.
APPENDIX.
No. I. Papers preserved in the Lansdowne Collection at the British Museum.
No. II. One of the Dean Forest Claims, put in at the Justice Seat, held in Gloucester Castle, 10 Chas. I.
No. III.
TABLE I.—FORMED BY MR. MACHEN.
TABLE 2.—FORMED BY MR. MACHEN.
TABLE 3.—FORMED BY MR. MACHEN.
TABLE 4.—FORMED BY MR. MACHEN.
TABLE 5.—FORMED BY MR. MACHEN.
TABLE I.—FORMED BY MR. MACHEN.
TABLE 2.—FORMED BY MR. MACHEN.
TABLE 3.—FORMED BY MR. MACHEN.
TABLE 4.—FORMED BY MR. MACHEN.
TABLE 5.—FORMED BY MR. MACHEN.
No. IV. Mr. Wyrrall’s Survey of the Forest of Dean Iron Works in 1635.
No. V. Dr. Parson’s description of the mode of making Iron.
No. VI. Being Minutes, &c., of the Court of Mine Law.
NOTES.
No. I. Papers preserved in the Lansdowne Collection at the British Museum.
No. II. One of the Dean Forest Claims, put in at the Justice Seat, held in Gloucester Castle, 10 Chas. I.
No. III.
TABLE I.—FORMED BY MR. MACHEN.
TABLE 2.—FORMED BY MR. MACHEN.
TABLE 3.—FORMED BY MR. MACHEN.
TABLE 4.—FORMED BY MR. MACHEN.
TABLE 5.—FORMED BY MR. MACHEN.
TABLE I.—FORMED BY MR. MACHEN.
TABLE 2.—FORMED BY MR. MACHEN.
TABLE 3.—FORMED BY MR. MACHEN.
TABLE 4.—FORMED BY MR. MACHEN.
TABLE 5.—FORMED BY MR. MACHEN.
No. IV. Mr. Wyrrall’s Survey of the Forest of Dean Iron Works in 1635.
No. V. Dr. Parson’s description of the mode of making Iron.
No. VI. Being Minutes, &c., of the Court of Mine Law.
NOTES.
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