AUTHOR. PAGE
Topography Robert Mellors 1
Name of Arnold—Its Meaning John Russell, M.A. . 2
Geology. Part I. Robert Mellors 4
Geology. Part II. F. J. Oscroft 7
Angles Robert Mellors 9
Domesday Book Robert Mellors 11
The Family of Arnhal John Russell, M.A. 13
Sherwood Forest Robert Mellors 19
The Old North Road Robert Mellors 21
The Manor John H. Beardsmore. 25
The Parish Church Harry Gill, M.S.A. 31
St. Paul's, Day brook Harry Gill, M.S.A. 45
Rectorial and Vicarial Tithes and Glebe Lands Rev. R. W. King, M.A. 46
The Parish Registers John H. Beardsmore 58
The Rectors, Vicars, and Patrons of the Benefice of Arnold   63
The Churchyard Gravestones and Arnold Cemetery   69
Parochial Charities Robert Mellors 73
Arnold Inclosure Award R. E. Clarke 77
Benefits of Inclosure Award Robert Mellors 85
Arnold Mill Robert Mellors 87
Arnold Tokens Frank E. Burton, F.B.N.S. 90
Arnold in 1770 Robert Mellors 92
Wages and Work in Arnold in 1845 Robert Mellors 92
Parish Miscellanea John H. Beardsmore. 94
The Health and Vitality of Arnold Harvey Francis, M.D 102
Place Names Robert Mellors 104
Arnold Worthies and Notables Robert Mellors 107
Arnold Cricketers F. J. Oscroft 115
Chapels Robert Mellors 131
Schools Robert Mellors 136
The Last Local Church Rate Robert Mellors 149
Arnold Local Board R. E. Clarke 150
Reservoirs   154
Highways   155
Parish Constable and Police   155
Magistrates   157
Free Library and Reading Room   157
Notts. County Council   158
Urban District Council   158
Industries   159
Sick Societies   160
Rateable Value   163
Ancient Grave Cover (note on)   165
Newspaper Extracts   166

Revision of the Rev. King's note on Rev. George Atkinson.

Where several writers collaborate in a book of this kind, there is inevitably a danger of redundancy or omission. On seeing this book completed the Editors regret to find that the name of the Rev. George Atkinson has been omitted from the list of curates, and insufficient recognition of his long and faithful ministry in the Parish. He was curate to Mr. Holcombe from Jan., 1840, to Feb., 1873, and remained at his post after Mr. Truman came in residence. There are many still living in Arnold who remember with grateful affection, his long and faithful service.

No separate mention has been made of the Rev. M. J. Truman's Vicariate of 34 years, the memory of whom is still fresh in the minds of all parishioners, and who would probably very strongly have disliked any eulogy of his work to appear. Sufficient testimony has already been given in this book to his interest in the Parish and its people.