A New and Complete History of the County of York, 第 1 巻I. T. Hinton, 1828 |
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afterwards aldermen Anlaff archbishop of York arms army arrived attack attended barons battle Bernicia besiegers BOOK bridge Britain brother castle cathedral CHAP Charles church citizens cittie city of York cloth commanded crown Danes defeated Deira Doncaster Drake duke of York Durham earl earl of Northumbria east riding Edward Edwin enemy England English favour forces garrison governor Henry hills honour horse Hotham house of York Howardian hills Hull hundred inhabitants king of Scotland king's kingdom land London Lord Fairfax lord mayor majesty manufacture marched Micklegate bar miles northern Northumberland Northumbria Oswy Ouse parliament patent persons Pontefract prince prisoner queen received reign Richard river road Roman royal highness royalists Ryedale Saxons Scarborough Scotch Scots sent Sheffield sheriffs siege Sir John Sir Thomas slain soil soon sword Tadcaster thousand throne town troops vale of York visited York west riding western moorlands William wool woollen Yorkshire
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136 ページ - York, and it was not difficult to foresee that he would continue his endeavours to obtain possession of the vast magazines at Hull, which at that time far exceeded the collection of warlike stores in the tower of London. The policy of the parliament was to have these stores removed to London, and the two houses sent petitions to the king for that purpose ; but his majesty refused his assent, and the stores remained at Hull undisturbed.
290 ページ - ... great part of them neither getteth corn nor is able to keep a horse to carry wools, nor yet to buy much wool at once, but hath ever used only to repair to the town of Halifax, and...
303 ページ - Commerce, in which treatise it is stated, that " the town of Manchester buys the linen yarn of the Irish in great quantity, and weaving it, returns the same again to Ireland to sell ; neither doth her industry rest here, for they buy cotton wool in London that comes first from Cyprus and Smyrna, and work the same into fustians...
342 ページ - Cobourg thought fit to abandon the operation in which he was engaged. The Duke of York returned to Tournay, in which place, and the neighbourhood, he continued until the close of the campaign. After some trifling affairs, the army went into...
247 ページ - ... meadows, arable land, and woodlands, and his only warfare is with the lower strata of storm-clouds, which is a convenient thing for the people who live in these parts; for long ago they used the peak as a sign of approaching storms, having reduced the warning to the easily-remembered couplet: 'When Roseberry Topping wears a cap, Let Cleveland then beware of a clap.
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344 ページ - Wardle, brought forward a motion in the House of Commons, for the appointment of a Committee to investigate the conduct of his Royal Highness the Duke of York...
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