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Index to Bulletins 1 to 60:
Letter C
Callcott, M., review of A. Heesom, Durham City and its M.P.'s,
1678-1992 51(82-83)
Canals 21(39-40)
Cardy, T.S., Tools of Local History. The Gateshead Central
Library - Archives and Local History Department 15(42-44)
Carlebeck 11(13)
Carlton 6(4-5), 22(8)
Carpenter, Mary 60(41,49)
Carr, Ralph 52(24)
Cassop (colliery) 32(17)
Castle Eden 12(3), 14(6,7-11), 23(37-38), 28(3-15), 32(3)
Castle Eden (colliery) 14(7,11), 23(37-38), 32(3,5-21,22n)
Castle Eden Dene Nature Reserve 12(15)
Catholicism 17(7,12,14,16-20,45), 18(8-28), 19(9-18), 22(18-42),
24(37-44,57-58), 29(45-47), 31(88), 33(34,74), 41(47-48),
42(41-46), 49(3-22), 50(18,29-39), 51(3-26) 53(29,30), 54(16)
see also Religion
Cecil, William see Burghley, Lord
Census enumerators 50(81-87), 55(24,26)
Census of Worship of 1851 17(3-20), 18(2-28), 21(14-17),
31(87-89), 41(47-48)
Censuses 55(24-31)
Challinor, R. and Ripley, B., The Miners' Association - A Trade
Union in the Age of the Chartists reviewed by S. Howard
46(90-93)
Chamberlain, Neville 44(36-44)
Chandler, Edward, Bp. of Durham 50(30)
Chapman, V., Introducing Ice Houses: Some Local Examples
6(2-9)
Chapman, V., Plough Mugs 7(14-16)
Chapman, V., A Recipe for Metheglin 11(40)
Chapman, V., "Front House and Back House" Houses and Small
Terraced Houses in Darlington 29(21-29)
Chapman, V., N.Sunderland - Obituary 29(50-51)
Chapman, V., "Front House and Back House" Houses: Some
Further Examples 30(49-50)
Chapman, V., Thomas Pease, Son and Co.; A Family Business and
its Premises in Darlington Market Place 31(77-86)
Chapman, V., The Linen Weavers of Hurworth-on-Tees 38(13-22)
Chapman, V., Whorlton Village and Recollections of a 1920s
Childhood 41(36-46)
Chapman, V., Eggleston: Enclosure and Change in a Teesdale
Village 50(39-46)
Chapman, V., review of R. Tanner The Township of Cotherstone in
1891: a Study in Contrasts
57(68-69)
Charitable donations 59(40-53)
Charity Organisation Society, The 59(46)
Charles I, King 19(9-18), 22(33)
Chartism 20(45,53n,55n), 22(7-17), 46(90-93), 47(73)
Chatton 31(11-12)
Chaytor family 17(40,41-2,46), 21(2,4)
Chaytor, Sir William, M.P. 21(2,4), 34(31-32,34-36)
Cheesman, B., South Street, Durham: Topography, Tenure and
Occupation 1540-1900: Part I 57(5-31)
Part II 58(3-24)
Chester-le-Street 17(13,16,18), 19(12), 21(4), 34(33-36), 42(9),
44(36-44), 48(13), 49(11,13,17), 50(1,4,105)
Chevallier, Temple 54(23,25,26)
Cholera 10(27), 13(22-41), 14(31-36), 15(13,14,29,40-41),
16(10-25), 27(59,61), 29(2-9), 30(37-48), 31(37-48), 32(29-30),
33(32-33), 44(18,32), 50(60,62), 54(27)
Chollerton 22(5)
Chopwell 18(32-34,36,39)
Chopwell (colliery) 42(43-47)
Christmas 59(40-53)
Church attendance see Census of Worship of 1851
Church of England 17(4,6-7,12,20), 18(6,7,8-28), 19(9), 21(14-17),
22(18-42), 24(37), 31(87-89), 41(47-48), 54(18) see also Clergymen, Religion
Churchwardens 47(3-39)
Cinemas 55(33-50)
Civil War 4(11-12), 24(37), 26(12-13), 31(17-19), 39(3-11),
49(23-44), 54(13-21)
Clack, P., review of D. Pocock and R. Norris, A History of
County Durham 45(65-69)
Clarence Railway 41(15-17), 42(56-57), 55(9-16)
Clark, D., We Do Not Want the Earth: The History of the South
Shields Labour Party reviewed by
A.J. Heesom 48(59-60)
Clarke, George 59(5)
Clarke, J.F., Labour in Shipbuilding on the North East Coast
12(33-39)
Clavering, E., The Dynamics of Durham Recusancy 1600-1642
48(3-26)
Clavering, E., Riot and Recusancy: Durham Catholic Resistance in
the Reign of James I 49(3-22)
Clavering, E., Catholics and Coal 51(3-26)
Clavering family 18(36-37),38,40), 19(43-44), 21(36), 24(37,38),
31(18,36n), 42(49-50), 48(22), 51(8,9,13), 56(5)
Claxton family 19(12), 22(25,27,30,31), 42(9), 48(6-7,21), 49(9)
Clay, M., Milburn, G.E., and Miller, S. (eds.), An Eye Plan
of Sunderland and Bishopwearmouth
1785-1790 reviewed by
P.D.A. Harvey 34(43-44)
Claypath, Durham City 52(42-44)
Cleadon 19(23)
Clergymen 33(24-40), 49(23-44), 50(20), 53(3-8), 54(13),
58(25-42), 60(36-63)
Cleveland, Dukes of 10(26-30, 27(41,45,51,55), 29(21), 33(34)
Clock making 40(62-76)
Clopton family 22(28,36), 48(6-7)
Clough, A.M., The Tools of Local History. Darlington Public
Library - Local History Study Room 13(42-45)
Coalburns 18(38-39)
Coal miners 18(52-59), 19(47-48), 20(4-12), 21(2-7), 27(40),
32(2-23), 33(42,51-54,62), 38(11), 58(43-52)
living conditions 10(14-21), 14(8-11), 15(19-32), 17(29-33),
21(8-13), 23(7-9,21), 33(72-73), 57(38)
union activity 10(19-20), 18(53-54), 19(28-38), 20(41-59),
23(29-44), 24(2-17), 27(40-58), 46(90-93)
working conditions 10(13-16), 14(7), 18(28-31), 19(30-33,
34-38n), 20(4-12), 21(11,12,13), 36(18-19)
Coal mining 10(13-16,19-21), 14(7-11), 15(19-32), 17(28-33,
44-45), 18(28-31,36-38,52-59), 19(28-38,43-44,47-50),
20(4-12,41-59), 21(8-13), 23(2-11,19-22,
24,29-44,48-56), 24(18-36,45-46,55), 25(28,35), 27(28-39),
32(2-23), 36(16,18), 39(27-29), 42(42-47,48-49,58-60), 47(70),
48(12-16,27-47), 49(45-68), 51(3-26), 57(52-53), 58(45-52)
see also Coal miners; Coal, transport of; Collieries; Colliery Owners; Grand Lease, The
Coal, transport of 12(20-21), 18(36-37,38,39,41), 17(23,24,29,44),
18(52), 19(18-27), 20(8), 21(39-43), 23(6,21), 24(45-46,48,
51-53,66n), 26(11-25), 29(5-6), 39(27-28), 41(15-17),
42(48-49,56-58,63n), 48(41), 49(47-49, 54-68), 59(30-39),
60(67)
Coatham 35(42,44,48-9)
Coats of Arms 51(31-54)
Cochrane, Alexander Brodie, J.P. 17(28,31)
Cochrane, Hon. Archibald 49(50-55,57,58,67n.)
Cochrane, Henry Heath 17(31-32,33)
Cocken (colliery) 18(54)
Coggins, D., A Horse's Skull and Legbones from Lonton 14(29-30)
Coggins, D., Some Results of Air Photography in Upper Teesdale -
A Preliminary Note 14(37-38)
Coggins, D. and Fairless, K.J., Excavations at Forcegarth Pasture,
Teesdale 17(36-40)
Coke 17(28-29), 21(39)
Coldberry 27(46,52)
Cold Hesledon 28(5,6-15)
Cole family 22(20), 35(5)
Cole, G., The Public Crossing Points Over Stockley Beck (near
Brancepeth) 35(3-12)
Collieries 18(52-59)
Beamish 18(55)
Benwell 18(58-59)
Black Boy 10(21), 18(58)
Blackhall 14(10)
Burnmoor 18(54)
Burns 20(8-10)
Burradon 18(28)
Bushblades 42(44)
Cassop 32(17)
Castle Eden 14(7,11), 23(37-38), 32(3,5-21,22n)
Chopwell 42(43-47)
Cocken 18(54)
Cornsay 23(38)
Coxhoe 32(17)
Croxdale 42(59-60,66n.)
Dawdon 18(53)
Deaf Hill 14(10)
East Murton 32(3,5-21,22n)
Elemore 23(3,6-11,22), 32(3), 49(56,58-59)
Eppleton 23(3,5-11,22), 32(3,5-21,22n)
Esh 18(55)
Evenwood 10(20), 57(69-71)
Felling 42(48)
Grandmoor 42(42-47)
Greenside 18(39-40)
Hamsterley 57(37)
Harraton 26(12)
Harrington 47(85-93)
Haswell 14(7,11), 32(3,5-21,22n), 38(43), 49(56)
Hawthorn 14(7,11), 49(56)
Hebburn 19(33n), 23(49)
Hetton-le-Hole 23(2-11), 47(89-93)
Hetton Lyons 23(3,5-11,22), 32(3,5-21,22n)
Heworth 39(27-29)
Horden 14(10)
Houghton-le-Spring 23(37)
Hutton Henry 32(3,5-21,22n)
Kelloe 32(3,5-21,22n)
Lambton 18(54), 26(12)
Lumley 18(54), 26(12)
Monk Hesleden 32(17)
Monkwearmouth 24(65n.)
Moorsley 47(85)
Murton 14(7,11), 28(5,6-15), 32(3,5-21,22n), 47(85-93)
New Herrington 47(87-93)
Newbottle 18(54), 49(55)
Old Durham 17(44)
Pelton Fell 18(54), 21(8-13)
Penshaw 17(44), 18(53), 23(49), 27(29-39), 60(12)
Penny Hill 18(38)
Pittington 18(53), 20(49), 23(49), 32(17), 60(11)
Quarrington Hill 32(3,5-21,22n)
Rainton 17(44), 18(53), 23(49), 24(46), 27(29-39), 48(28-36),
49(45-50)
Ryhope 31(88), 47(85-93)
Seaham 17(44-45), 32(3,5-21,22n), 47(85-93), 48(39)
Seaton 14(7,11), 24(45,53,55), 32(3,5-21,22n)
Seghill 18(28), 23(49-50)
Shadforth 32(17)
Sherburn 32(17)
Sherburn House 29(35)
Shoreswood 38(36-39)
Shotton 14(7,11), 32(3,5-21,22n)
Silksworth 18(53), 47(89-93)
Sleetburn Farm 17(28-33)
South Hetton 14(7-11), 18(58), 32(3,5-21,22n)
South Wingate 14(7,11), 32(3,5-21,22n), 47(89-93)
Stargate 19(47-48), 18(56-58)
Stella 19(47-48), 18(56-58), 42(42-47)
Thornley 10(7), 14(7,11), 32(3,5-21,22n)
Trimdon 32(3,5-21,22n)
Trimdon Grange 32(3,5-21,22n)
Tudhoe 36(18-19), 37(6,7)
Urpeth 26(21)
Ushaw 17(28)
Wallsend 23(17)
Wearmouth 40(20-31)
West Herrington 26(12)
Wheatley Hill 14(10), 47(89-93)
Whitefield 42(44-47)
Wingate 14(7,11), 32(3,5-21,22n)
Winlaton 42(43-47,62n)
Witty Pit 17(28-29)
Colliers see Coal miners
Colliery owners 17(28,31-32,45), 18(28-31,52-59), 19(18-27,
29-38,53-55), 20(41-59), 21(2-7),
23(2-11,21-22,29-44,48-56),
24(9-17), 26(16-17,19-22,24n,25n), 42(42-49,58-60),
48(12-16,27-47),
49(5-22,45-68), 51(3-26)
Colliery records 18(52-59)
Collingwood family 19(12,12), 22(37,40n), 24(37), 48(11,22),
49(9,11)
Commons, enclosure of see Enclosure
Coniscliffe 22(36), 28(3-15), 49(8), 50(31-33)
Consett 10(21)
Conyers family 22(28,32,33), 48(17), 49(6), 51(9,18)
Conservative Party 21(2-7), 34(27-28,39n,40n), 39(29-30)
Cooke, J., The Great Coal Strike of 1844 (with Particular
Reference to County Durham) Part I 19(28-38),
Part II 20(41-59)
Cooking 3(14), 7(2-6), 9(25-26), 10(44-45), 11(40), 44(3-9)
Cookson family 53(11)
Co-operative Societies 13(8-21), 15(23), 17(32), 21(8-9), 25(5-26),
26(26-37)
Copely 11(8)
Corbridge 31(13)
Corfe, T., History of Sunderland reviewed by R.P. Hastings
18(61-62)
Corfe, T., Recent Pamphlets on North-Eastern History 36(46-48)
Cornish (migration to County Durham) 9(1), 14(7-8), 17(12),
32(15-16,23n), 47(83-100)
Cornsay 11(11-12)
Cornsay (colliery) 23(38)
Corvan, Ned 21(20), 26(2)
Cosin, John, Bp. of Durham 23(46-47), 47(44), 49(34-35)
Cotesworth, William 26(19-20,22,25n)
Cotherstone 57(68-69)
Coulson, Stephen 18(40-43)
Council of the North 19(10,11), 22(19,23-24,32,33)
Coundon 13(2-7)
Counterpart leases 57(13)
Cow Green 9(1-10)
Coxhoe (colliery) 32(17)
Cradock, Col. Sheldon 30(13,16,24,33-34n)
Cramlington 47(94)
Cranfield, R., Durham Prisons in an Age of Change [I] 28(16-54)
Cranfield, R., Durham Prisons in an Age of Change, II: 1823-1837
(Part 1) 31(41-76),
(Part 2) 32(24-53)
Cranfield, R., Durham Prisons in an Age of Change, III: 1837-1867
(Part 1, "A Modified Separate System") 37(24-37)
(Part 2) 40(43-61)
Cranfield, R., One Hundred Years of Prisoners' Aid in County
Durham 1882-1982 reviewed by C.J. Burke 29(48-49)
Cranfield, R., George Shaw, M.R.C.S., L.S.A., Durham Prison
Surgeon 44(10-29)
Cranfield, R., Education for the 'Dangerous Classes' in
Mid-Nineteenth Century Durham 50(70-80)
Cranfield, R., An Indefatigable Chaplain: the Reverend George
Hans Hamilton, Durham Prison, 1848-1854,
Part I 58(25-42)
Part II 60(36-63)
Crawford, William 23(29-31), 24(13-14)
Crewe Charity 45(23-50)
Crewe, Nathaniel, Bp. of Durham (Lord Crewe) 45(23-24)
Crime 16(34-57), 20(19-25), 21(10), 26(44-45,47,48-49,54,55),
27(59-63), 29(48-49), 31(2-76), 32(21-22), 39(23), 47(72),
53(34-38), 54(52-65), 58(53), 60(36-63)
see also Law and order
Croker, John Wilson 30(40-41)
Crook 13(2-7), 13(16), 24(49,50), 33(42), 57(52)
Crossgate 50(60-63)
Croxdale 6(8), 30(2-12), 42(49-60), 50(31-33)
Croxdale (colliery) 42(59-60,66n)
Customs and Excise 59(30-34), 60(67-73)
Cycling 36(46)
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