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| v | |
wapentake, Conisbrough, Brigantes | |
| xi | |
wapentake, Tickhill, Conisbrough | |
| xviii | |
Saxon, court-leet, Tacitus | |
| xxviii | |
Eboracum, Kimberworth, Sprotbrough | |
| xxxiv | |
Agden, Wincobank, Tacitus | |
| xlii | |
Edward III, Dodsworth, tumuli |
| xlix | |
River Don, Austerfield, Rotherham | |
| lxviii | |
river Trent, Isle of Axholme, inflammable | |
| lxxvii | |
Crowle, Robert Swift, Isle of Axholme | |
| cv | |
Bede, Penda, Hatfield | |
| cxi | |
Lord Darcy, Druids, Archbishop of York | |
| cxxii | |
druids, Dodona, Derbyshire | |
| cxxviii | |
Weever, Henry VIII, abbot | |
| clxxxv | |
carucates, Hexthorpe, oxgangs | |
| 7 | |
Hexthorpe, serjeanties, attorn | |
| 20 | |
Henry VII, advowson, Rossington | |
| 27 | |
Henry VIII, Awkley, Finningley | |
| 166 | |
Earl Warren, d'ni, Earl of Gloucester | |
| 173 | |
Braithwell, Edward II, free warren | |
| xxiii | |
Eboracum, Agden, bloomeries | |
| xli | |
Crowle, river Don, Druids | |
| cxxx | |
Benedictines, Weever, regular canons | |
| clx | |
Pope Innocent III, Matthew Paris, friars | |
| clxx | |
serjeanties, attorn, Richard of Cirencester | |
| 16 | |
Richard II, North Duffield, Earl of Northumberland | |
| 22 | |
Brian Cooke, Paulden, Edward IV | |
| 131 | |
Awkley, Finningley, Lewes priory | |
| 183 | |
John Tufton, Viscountess Rochford, Edward Cooke |
Yorkshire: An Historical and Topographical Introduction to a Knowledge of ...Designed as an introduction to a more extended work. Full view - About this book - |
| Doncaster, Conisbrough, Henry VIII, Hexthorpe, wapentake, Edward III, Saxon, carucates, Awkley, Bawtry, Finningley, Sprotbrough, Austerfield, Brian Cooke, Braithwell, oxgangs, Bede, Tickhill, soke, river Don |
 | Doncaster - Page 127 the etymology we have ventured to assign to it is wholly inapplicable, being placed nearly true south of both the old and present town of Doncaster. ... more pages: xlvii xlviii 27 |
| Rotherham - Page 216 From hence may also be seen the towns of Sheffield and Rotherham, completely enveloped in a mass of sooty exhalations, with several. more pages: cxxxvi 64 74 |
| Sheffield - Page 216 From hence may also be seen the towns of Sheffield and Rotherham, completely enveloped in a mass of sooty exhalations, with several. more pages: cxlv clxxxvi 50 |
| Stafford - Page xiv more consistent to derive it from Srap, baculus, a staff, stick, baton, or sceptre; and Fopt>, making the compound Stafford, instead of Streetford. ... |
| Nottingham - Page xlvii In this reign, a petition was presented to parliament by the inhabitants of the counties of York, Lincoln, Derby and Nottingham, complaining of the ... more pages: xxviii 55 140 |
| Penkridge - Page xxx Camp near Penkridge. i Little Chester. Berry Farm, Branston. Wall near Leicester. Maiicestcr. High Cross. Near Dove Bridge. Burnt Walls. ... |
| Derby - Page cxxv This mode of derivation, if applicable to Derby, is very inapplicable to that portion of the Northumbrian province placed between the rivers Tyne and ... more pages: cxxvii 107 |
| Wakefield - Page 164 He also granted some privileges to the town of Wakefield. The precise era of his demise is not known. The register of Lewes, where both himself and ... more pages: lxi 173 174 |
| York - Page cxii after a short and faint resistance, was by the Archbishop of York and the Lord Darcy, surrendered to the insurgents, while the towns of York and Hull ... more pages: lxxviii cxi 187 |
| Leeds - Page 158 How far the historian of Leeds may be borne out by facts in some portion of the above transcript, we are at a loss to say; but that Conisbrough and ... more pages: xxxii 50 116 |
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