Topography of Great Britain: Or, British Traveller's Directory: CornwallC. Cooke, 1817 |
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... Ouse making part of the division To the E. by the Ainsty liberty , and by the East Riding , the rivers Wharf and Ouse being the limits . And also by the counties of Lincoln and Nottingham To the S. by Derbyshire and Cheshire . To the W ...
... Ouse making part of the division To the E. by the Ainsty liberty , and by the East Riding , the rivers Wharf and Ouse being the limits . And also by the counties of Lincoln and Nottingham To the S. by Derbyshire and Cheshire . To the W ...
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... Ouse YORK Inns - Golden Lion , Hotel , King's Arms , Rose and Crown , Talbot . Killingbeck - hall , S. Wm . Waude , esq . L 122 At Seacroft , C. Clapham , esq . L Morrick - house , esq . R Grey , 4 26 Bramham Park , James For , esq . L ...
... Ouse YORK Inns - Golden Lion , Hotel , King's Arms , Rose and Crown , Talbot . Killingbeck - hall , S. Wm . Waude , esq . L 122 At Seacroft , C. Clapham , esq . L Morrick - house , esq . R Grey , 4 26 Bramham Park , James For , esq . L ...
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... Ouse ; on the north by the north riding ; on the west by parts of Westmoreland , Lancashire , and Cheshire ; and on the south by the counties of Nottingham and Derby . It is 95 miles in length , 48 in breadth , and 320 in com- pass ...
... Ouse ; on the north by the north riding ; on the west by parts of Westmoreland , Lancashire , and Cheshire ; and on the south by the counties of Nottingham and Derby . It is 95 miles in length , 48 in breadth , and 320 in com- pass ...
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... Ouse , which takes this name at York , being for- merly called the Ure , rises near the borders of West- moreland , and collecting during its course through the beautiful dale of Wensley , many tributary streams , flows for many miles ...
... Ouse , which takes this name at York , being for- merly called the Ure , rises near the borders of West- moreland , and collecting during its course through the beautiful dale of Wensley , many tributary streams , flows for many miles ...
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... Ouse , which , at last , in its turn , is lost in that of the Humber . The Ouse continues to be the boundary of the North Riding , di- viding it from the West Riding , and the Ainsty of the city of York , till its arrival at York ...
... Ouse , which , at last , in its turn , is lost in that of the Humber . The Ouse continues to be the boundary of the North Riding , di- viding it from the West Riding , and the Ainsty of the city of York , till its arrival at York ...
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abbey acres aisles altar ancient archbishop of York arches arms Barnsley bart beautiful Beverley bishop breadth breed bridge Bridlington building built called canal castle cathedral chapel choir church city of York Cross the River dales dean Earl East Riding eastern moorlands Edward Edward III erected expence feet formerly four miles Gothic ground Halifax Hall handsome hills horned cattle horses Howardian hills Hull inscription John JOURNEY king Knaresborough land late Leeds length loam Lord Malton manor manufacture market town Market Weighton moors North Allerton North Riding Ouse parish plough reign of Henry Richard Ripon river Air river Ouse river Swale river Ure river Wharf road rock Roman ruins seat sheep side situated Skipton soil steeple stone Swale Tadcaster Thirsk tion tower Vale of York village wall west end West Riding Wharf Whitby William wolds wood yards Yorkshire