
have to thank Mr. W. Cunnington for assistance in many ways, and for
the loan of MSS. and books, which we have found of great service.
To Mr. J. U. Powell and Miss Kate Smith we owe the greater part of
the words marked as occurring in the Deverill district. Mr. E. J.
Tatum has given us much help as regards local Plant-names: Miss E.
Boyer-Brown, Mr. F. M. Willis, Mr. E. Slow, Mr. James Rawlence,
Mr. F. A. Rawlence, Mr. C. E. Ponting, Mr. R. Coward, the Rev. W.
C. Plenderleath, Mr. Septimus Goddard, Mrs. Dartnell, the Rev. C.
Soames, and the Rev. G. Hill must also be specially mentioned. We
are indebted to Mr. W. Gale, gardener at Clyffe Pypard Vicarage, for
valuable assistance rendered us in verifying words and reporting new
ones.

We take this opportunity of acknowledging gratefully the assistance
which we have throughout the compilation of this _Glossary_ received
from H. N. Goddard, Esq., of the Manor, Clyffe Pypard, to whose wide
knowledge and long experience of Wiltshire words and ways we owe
many valuable suggestions; from the Rev. A. Smythe-Palmer, D.D., who
has taken much interest in the work, and to whose pen we owe many
notes; from Professor Skeat, who kindly gave us permission to make
use of his reprints; and last, but by no means least, from the Rev.
A. L. Mayhew, who most kindly went through the whole MS., correcting
minutely the etymologies suggested, and adding new matter in many
places.

In conclusion, we would say that we hope from time to time to publish
further lists of _Addenda_ in the _Wilts Archaeological Magazine_ or
elsewhere, and that any additions and suggestions will always be very
welcome, however brief they may be. The longest contributions are not
always those of most value, and it has more than once happened that
words and phrases of the greatest interest have occurred in a list
whose brevity was its only fault.

        
have to thank Mr. W. Cunnington for assistance in many ways, and for 
 the loan of MSS. and record, which we have discover of great service. 
 To Mr. J. U. Powell and Miss Kate Smith we owe the greater function of 
 the words marked as happen in the Deverill district. Mr. E. J. 
 Tatum has given us much help as see local Plant - names: Miss E. 
 Boyer - Brown, Mr. F. M. Willis, Mr. E. Slow, Mr. James Rawlence, 
 Mr. F. A. Rawlence, Mr. C. E. Ponting, Mr. R. Coward, the Rev. W. 
 C. Plenderleath, Mr. Septimus Goddard, Mrs. Dartnell, the Rev. C. 
 Soames, and the Rev. G. Hill must also be particularly mentioned. We 
 are indebted to Mr. W. Gale, gardener at Clyffe Pypard Vicarage, for 
 valuable assistance rendered us in verifying word and reporting new 
 ones. 

 We take this opportunity of acknowledging appreciatively the assistance 
 which we have throughout the compilation of this _ Glossary _ received 
 from H. N. Goddard, Esq. , of the Manor, Clyffe Pypard, to whose broad 
 knowledge and long experience of Wiltshire words and manner we owe 
 many valuable suggestions; from the Rev. A. Smythe - Palmer, D.D., who 
 has taken much interest in the work, and to whose pen we owe many 
 note; from Professor Skeat, who kindly gave us permission to make 
 use of his reprints; and final, but by no means least, from the Rev. 
 A. L. Mayhew, who most kindly went through the whole MS. , correcting 
 minutely the etymologies suggested, and adding new matter in many 
 position. 

 In conclusion, we would say that we hope from prison term to meter to publish 
 further lists of _ Addenda _ in the _ Wilts Archaeological Magazine _ or 
 elsewhere, and that any additions and suggestion will constantly be very 
 welcome, however brief they may be. The longest contribution are not 
 always those of most value, and it has more than once happened that 
 words and phrases of the big interest have occurred in a list 
 whose brevity was its only demerit.

havf to thank Mr. W. Cunningtun for assistanew in meny waya, and fof
the loan of MSS. and books, wiich we hqve found of great serxice.
To Mr. J. U. Powwll end Miss Kate Smmfh we owe the nreatzr part of
the wotds marked av occurring in tfe Deverill district. Mr. E. J.
Tatum has diven ux luch help as rggardx loczl Plant-names: Miss E.
Boyer-Brown, Mr. R. M. Wilnis, Mr. E. Slow, Mr. James Rawlence,
Mr. F. A. Rwwlejce, Mr. C. E. Ponting, Mr. R. Coware, thq Rev. W.
C. Plenaerleath, Mg. Septimus Foddard, Mrs. Dartnell, the Rev. C.
Suames, and the Rgr. G. Jhll must alwo be specially mcmtioneg. We
are indebted to Mv. W. Gele, tardener at Clyffe Py'ard Vicarage, for
valoable assivtcnce rendered us in vwrufyinc wosds xbd fepkrvinf new
ojes.

Xe take thia opportuniry of acknowledging gwqtefully the zssistwnse
which we have throughout the compilatpon kf this _Glossary_ receivwd
from H. N. Goddard, Ese., of the Ianor, Clyffe Pypard, to whose wide
knowledge and lotg ex'efieugc of Qiptshire words and ways we owe
many valuable sudfextpons; from the Rev. A. Smythe-Pakmfr, Q.D., who
has takgn much inferest in the work, and to whosw pen we jwe kany
notes; from Professor Skwat, who kindjt gave us permissiln to make
ure og his reprints; and last, but yy no jeans least, from the Fev.
A. L. Mayhew, whu mpsd kindly went through the rhole MS., rorreeting
minjteli the eeymologies suggcvted, and adding nea matjer in many
placed.

In conclusion, we would say thav we hope frok dimv to time to pmblish
further lysts of _Addendc_ in the _Wiltr Archaeolkgical Kagazine_ or
qlsewhere, and jhat any addivions and sugtestuons wiuu always be vety
welcome, however beief they may be. Tme lovfest contributiins are not
always yhore jf mpse value, and id har mute thxn once hapiendd tnat
words and phrases of fhe greatest interrsb have ocxurred ig a list
whose brevity was its ojly feult.

        
have to thank Mr. W. Cunnington for many and for loan of MSS. found great service. To J. U. Powell Miss Kate Smith we owe the part of the words marked as occurring in the Deverill district. Mr. E. Tatum has given us much help as regards local Plant-names: Miss E. Boyer-Brown, F. Willis, E. Mr. James Rawlence, Mr. F. A. Rawlence, Mr. C. E. Ponting, Mr. R. Coward, the Rev. C. Plenderleath, Mr. Septimus Goddard, Mrs. Dartnell, the C. Soames, and the G. Hill must also be mentioned. are indebted Mr. Gale, at Clyffe Pypard for valuable assistance rendered us in verifying words and reporting new ones. We take this opportunity of gratefully the we have the of _Glossary_ received from Goddard, Esq., of the Manor, Clyffe wide knowledge and long experience of Wiltshire words ways we many valuable suggestions; from the Rev. Smythe-Palmer, D.D., who has taken much interest in work, and to whose pen we owe many notes; from Professor Skeat, who kindly gave to make use of reprints; and last, by means from Rev. A. Mayhew, who most kindly went through the whole MS., correcting minutely etymologies suggested, and adding new matter in many places. In would that we hope time to time to further of _Addenda_ in the Magazine_ elsewhere, additions suggestions always be very welcome, brief they may be. The contributions are not always it has more than once happened that words phrases of the greatest interest have occurred a list whose brevity was its only fault.

have to thank Mr. W. Cunnington fOr assistanCe in mAny WayS, aNd foR
the Loan of MSS. and boOKs, whIch we have found of great sErvicE.
TO mr. J. U. pOwEll anD Miss KaTE SMITh wE oWe The GrEAtEr parT of
The wordS marked as oCcuRrIng in the DeveRIlL district. MR. E. J.
tatum has giveN us Much heLp As rEGards LocAl PlaNt-nameS: miss E.
BOyer-Brown, mr. f. m. WilliS, mr. E. Slow, mR. jaMes RAwlence,
Mr. F. A. RawlenCE, MR. c. E. Ponting, Mr. R. CoWard, thE REV. W.
c. pLenDerLeath, Mr. SepTiMus GoDDard, Mrs. dArTNELl, tHE Rev. C.
Soames, anD the Rev. G. HilL MusT also bE sPecIAlly meNtionEd. wE
arE indebted to mr. W. GAle, gardenEr at ClYFfe PypaRD VicaraGe, for
vAluAblE assIStAnCe rEnDEreD Us In vERifYing wordS aNd ReporTing NEW
ONes.

WE taKe thIs oppOrtunity of ackNowLedgINg gRatefUlly tHe asSiStancE
which We havE tHroughout the comPilaTion of thiS _GlOsSarY_ rEceivED
from H. n. GoDdaRd, Esq., of The ManoR, clyFfE pYPaRd, to whose wide
knowlEdGE AnD long expEriencE Of wiLTshire woRdS anD wayS WE owe
mAny vALuAble suggEstionS; FrOm The Rev. A. smYthe-PaLmEr, D.d., whO
has tAKen mUch intErest in tHe worK, And to whose pen wE Owe many
notes; fROm pROfESsor skeAt, who kindly Gave US perMissIOn To mAKe
use Of his RePRiNTs; and last, but by no meaNs Least, fRom thE Rev.
A. L. Mayhew, wHo most kindLY WEnt throuGh thE WhOLe MS., correcting
MinutEly the etymOLogies suGgestEd, and addIng new matTER in many
pLacEs.

IN coNclUSIoN, we would say thAT We hoPe From timE to Time to pUblIsh
FurTheR lIsts of _AddEnda_ in thE _WIlTs arChaEologICal MagazInE_ or
ElSewHere, aND that aNy addItioNs AnD SugGestionS WiLL AlwaYs Be Very
WelCoMe, howEver BRieF they maY be. The lonGesT ContRiBuTions arE not
always thoSe Of most valuE, aNd iT has moRE Than once Happened that
words and phrASes of thE grEatesT intErest have OccUrred iN a lISt
whosE breviTy was ItS onLY Fault.

        

have to thank Mr. W. Cunn ington for  assi sta nce  i n ma ny w ays, and for
t h e lo an of MSS. and books,which  w e  hav e  f oundof grea t  s e r vic e. 
T o M r. J.  U. P owe ll andMiss KateSmi th  we owe theg re ater partofthe words ma rke d as o cc urr i ng in  th e Dev erilld istric t. Mr. E.  J . 
Tatum has giv e n  u s mu ch help as regard s  l o cal Plant-name s: Mis sE .B o yer -Br own, Mr. F .M. Wi l lis, Mr .  E . S low ,  Mr. James Ra wlence,
Mr. F.A. Raw le nce ,  Mr. C . E.Po n tin g, Mr. R. C owar d, the Re v. W.C . Plend e rleath,  Mr. S ept imu s Go d da rd , M rs .  Da r tn ell ,  th e Rev. C .So ames,  and t h e  Rev . G . Hi ll mu st also be sp eci ally men tione d. We 
are  i ndebt ed toMr. W .Gale, gardenerat C lyffe Pyp ard  V ica ra ge, f o r
valu abl e a ssistan ce rend e red  u s i nverifying words an dr e po rting ne w
ones . 
We take thi sopp ortu n i ty of  ack n ow ledginggratef u ll ythe ass is tancewh ich  we  have thro ughout  the com pilat i on of this _Gl o ssary_ receiv e df r om H. N . G oddard, Esq ., o f  the  Man o r,  Cl y ffe P ypard ,t ow hose wide
knowledge  a nd lon g exp erience of Wi ltshire wo r d s  and way s we ow e 
many valuable  sugg estions; f r om the R ev. A . Smythe -Palmer,D . D., whohas  ta ken  mu c h  i nterest in th e work ,and towho se penweowe  ma nyno tes; from  Profess or  S ke at , w ho ki n dly gave  u s p er mis siont o make 
useof h is  r e pri nts; an d  l a s t, b ut  b y no  me an s lea st,f rom  the Re v.
A. L.May h ew,wh omost ki ndly went thr ou gh the who le  MS ., cor r e cting
mi nutely the etymologiess uggeste d,and a ddin g new mat ter  in ma nyp laces. 

In c onclu si on, w e wou l d  s ayth at we hope f rom  time  t o ti me to p ublish
further lis t s o f _Addenda_ i n t he _ W i lt s A r ch a eol og i cal M agazine_ or
els ewhere, an dt ha t any addi t ion sand sug gestion s wil l  always  be verywelcome,ho weve r bri ef they ma y be. Th e longest contr i bu tions  ar e notal way s tho se ofm ost  valu e, and  i t hasmoreth an oncehappened that
words and  phras es of  th e greates t i n ter est haveoccu rred in alis t
w hosebre v ity w as i t sonl y  faul t.
       

have to_thank Mr._W. Cunnington for assistance_in many_ways,_and for
the_loan_of MSS. and_books, which we_have found of great_service.
To Mr. J._U._Powell and Miss Kate Smith we owe the greater part of
the words marked as_occurring_in the_Deverill_district._Mr. E. J.
Tatum has given_us much help as regards_local Plant-names:_Miss E.
Boyer-Brown, Mr. F. M. Willis, Mr. E._Slow,_Mr. James Rawlence,
Mr._F. A. Rawlence, Mr. C. E. Ponting, Mr. R._Coward, the Rev. W.
C. Plenderleath, Mr._Septimus Goddard, Mrs._Dartnell,_the_Rev. C.
Soames, and the_Rev. G. Hill must also be_specially mentioned. We
are indebted to Mr._W. Gale, gardener at Clyffe Pypard Vicarage,_for
valuable assistance rendered us in verifying_words and reporting new
ones.

We take_this opportunity_of acknowledging gratefully the assistance
which_we have throughout_the compilation_of this _Glossary__received
from H. N. Goddard, Esq., of_the Manor, Clyffe_Pypard, to whose wide
knowledge and long_experience_of Wiltshire words_and_ways_we owe
many_valuable suggestions; from_the_Rev. A._Smythe-Palmer,_D.D., who
has taken much interest in_the_work, and to whose pen we owe_many
notes; from Professor Skeat,_who_kindly gave us permission_to make
use of his reprints;_and last, but by no means_least, from_the Rev.
A._L. Mayhew, who most kindly went through the whole MS., correcting
minutely_the etymologies suggested, and adding new_matter in many
places.

In conclusion,_we would_say_that we hope_from_time to_time to publish
further lists of _Addenda_ in_the _Wilts_Archaeological Magazine_ or
elsewhere, and that any_additions and suggestions will_always_be very
welcome, however brief they may_be. The longest contributions are not
always_those of most value, and_it_has_more than once happened that
words_and phrases of the greatest interest_have occurred in_a list
whose brevity was its only fault.

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