NOMINA 25 (2002)

CONTENTS

Bynames of location with the suffix -by revisited. David Postles.

Notes on the question of the development of Old Norse bolstadr in Hebridean nomenclature. Richard A.V.Cox.

Anna, Dot, Thorir ... counting Domesday personal names. David N. Parsons.

Medieval field-names in two South Durham townships. Victor Watts.

A new approach to the inversion compounds of north-west England. Alison Grant.

How Anglo-Saxon personal names work. Peter R. Kitson.

Petit and Litelman: an onomastic conundrum. Veronica Smart.

Deep thoughts on the Devon, and a fresh look at the Nith. John Garth Wilkinson

Kilkhampton, Cornwall. Andrew Breeze.

Kilpeck, near Hereford, and the Latin pedica 'snare'. Andrew Breeze.

Conference Report: Newcastle 2002

REVIEWS

Proceedings of the XIXth International Congress of Onomastic Sciences, ed. Nicolaisen (Coates)
Parsons, Styles, Hough The Vocabulary of English Place-Names (A-Box) and (Brace-Caester), (Gelling)
Wikstrand Gudarnas Platster. Forkristna sakrala ortnamn i Malarlandskapen, (Fellows-Jensen)
Nyman Nordiska ortnamn pa -und, (Waugh)
Gammeltoft, The Place-Name Element bolstadr in the North Atlantic Area (Taylor)

OTHER

Bibliography for 2001 Carole Hough

Work in Progress

Notices:
English Place-Name Society
Essay Prize
Scottish Place-Name Society