Curiosities of Great Britain: England and Wales Delineated Vol.1-11: Historical, Entertaining & Commercial; Alphabetically Arranged. 11 Volume set.Dugdale, Thomas
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Curiosities of Great Britain: England and Wales Delineated Vol.1-11: Historical, Entertaining & Commercial; Alphabetically Arranged. 11 Volume set.
Dugdale, Thomas
Great Britain -- Gazetteers
[E] APPLETREWICK. In this village was born William Craven, the founder
of the noble House of Craven, who by his industry and good conduct arose
from an humble station to the dignity of Lord Mayor of London--a proof
of the advantages attendant on industry.
[Sidenote: House of Craven.]
Map| Names of Places. | County. | Number of Miles From |
+--+-------------------------------+---------+-----------+--------------+
4|Arborfield[A] to|Berks |Wokingham 5|Swallowfield 3|
22|Arbury to|Lancaster|Newton 3|Warrington 2|
7|Arclid to|Chester |Sandbach 2|Congleton 5|
45|Arden to|W.R. York|Thirsk 10|Stokesley 11|
38|Ardingley[B] pa|Sussex |Cuckfield 4|E. Grinstead 7|
4|Ardington pa|Berks |Wantage 3|Abingdon 8|
14|Ardleigh pa|Essex |Colchester 5|Manningtree 4|
31|Ardley pa|Oxford |Bicester 4|Middleton 3|
45|Ardsley to|W.R. York|Barnsley 2|Wakefield 11|
45|Ardsley,[C] East & West to & pa|W.R. York|Wakefield 5|Leeds 6|
+--+-------------------------------+---------+-----------+--------------+
|Dist.|Popul
Map| Names of Places. |Number of Miles From |Lond.|-ation.
+--+-------------------------------+---------------------+-----+--------+
4|Arborfield[A] to|Reading 4| 36| 268|
22|Arbury to|Liverpool 18| 186| 280|
7|Arclid to|Middlewich 6| 162| 79|
45|Arden to|Kirkby 10| 227| 130|
38|Ardingley[B] pa|Crawley 7| 33| 587|
4|Ardington pa|East Ilsley 7| 57| 404|
14|Ardleigh pa|Dedham 2| 56| 1545|
31|Ardley pa|Aynhoe 5| 58| 170|
45|Ardsley to|Rotherham 8| 172| 1029|
45|Ardsley,[C] East & West to & pa|Huddersfield 11| 187| 2303|
+--+-------------------------------+---------------------+-----+--------+
[A] ARBORFIELD, in the hundred of Sonning. In this parish, near the
church, is an ancient Manor-house, well worthy of the observation of the
Antiquary; it was built by the family of the Standens, who were Lords of
the Manor in the 17th century. The last male heir of this ancient family
was Edward Standen, the person alluded to in the popular ballad of Molly
Mogg.
_Fair_, October 5, cattle.
[Sidenote: Molly Mogg.]
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