A topographical dictionary of Yorkshire; containing the names of all the towns, villages, hamlets, gentlemen's seats, &c. in the county of York. A brief history of places most remarkable for antiquities; biographical notices of eminent persons, &c / [Thomas Langdale].

  • Langdale, Thomas.
Date:
1822
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Credit: A topographical dictionary of Yorkshire; containing the names of all the towns, villages, hamlets, gentlemen's seats, &c. in the county of York. A brief history of places most remarkable for antiquities; biographical notices of eminent persons, &c / [Thomas Langdale]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    EAST RIDING. Buintrn—The authority of Blount should be read after the word weeks, line 6. in note, and not at the end of the note. Booth—for across the Humber, read across the Ouse. Boynton—Note, line 8, lor Dellaway, read Dallaway. Brigham—for Foster, read Foston. Bubwitli—Note, for Jerome Hague, read Jerome of Prague. Burton Agnes—dele the letter t at the end of temp. Henry VIII. Cave, North—for Patron, Robert Christie Burton, read Mrs Peters. Castleholmes—for Lawthorpe, rend Lowthorpe. Cottingham—for Estoteirlle, read F.stoteville. Etta, /Vest—Note, for views of the and port of Hull, read views of the town and port of (lull. Erg ham—for Thomas, read Charles Grimston, Esq. Hcslerton—dele the comma after Robinson. Heslington—for Ampleworth, read Amplefofth. Ibid—Note, line 3, p. 169, for enter marriages, read intermarriages. Hornsea—for 33, read 43 from York. Button, East and /Vest—for Wavethorpe, read Weaverthorpe. Market IVeighton—Note, for 271, read 2] miles north of Market-Weighton. Moor-Houses— lor Burton Agness, read Burton Agnes. Melbourne—Note, for was created a Baronet in 1801, read succeeded his father. Sir Henry, March 15, 1813—creation,—March 20, 1801. Mouth—Note, for Brasser, read Brasses. Rowlston—for Amimun, read Arneman. Rudston—Note, line 5, for extracts, read extract. Seulcoates—for dedicated to Mary, read dedicated to St. Mary. Mutton, Full—Note, for Idle Monk, read Idle Monks. Thorganby—for to St. Elen, read to St. Helen. Tunstall—for disliarged, read discharged. Walkington—for wapentake, read wapentakes of Hovvdenshire, &c. Wharram-Percy—dele Esq. after Sir Charles Buck. Winestead— Note, for Englahd, read England; and at line 24, p. 205, for form, read from the mouth, &c. Wold-Newton—Note, for continues a small annual sum, read continues to pay a small, &c. Wresste—Note, for eight squres, read eight squares. Sessions— p. 210, for Tuesday after the eleventh of October, read Tuesday in the first whole week after the eleventh of October. Yapham—Note, for and served by the, read and has been served, &c. POPULATIONS OMITTED. Anlaby, . 307 Beverley, . 6,728 Camerton, included in Ryhill, .. Ferribv, North, . 347 Hedon, . 902 | Hessle. 1,021 | Kirk-EI'a, . 246 Molescrolt, . Ill Ncwbald, North, . 543 Newbald, South, . 179 Sandholme and Stockhill, .... 48 Swan land, .. 418 Tickton and Hull-bridge, .... 110 Thearne, . 90 Wecl, .101 Woodmansea and Beverley-Park, 276 West-Ella, . 122 Willerby, . 200 WEST RIDING. Adding fin m—Note, line 1, dele is, after Church. Almholinc—for Spofibrd, read StralForth and Tickhill.