Ta, _to_. Taon, _town_. Teak, _took_. Teea, _to_. Teern, _to turn_. Teld, _told_. Tem'd, _poured_. Tengin, _stinging_. Tengs, _tongs_. Tew, _trouble, to crumple_. Tha, _they, thou_. Thall, tharl, _thou wilt_. Thart, _thou art_. Thel, _they will_. Tiv, _to_. Toth, _to the_. Towd, _the old_. Trigg'd, _filled_. Tu, _too_. Tull, _to_. Tummle, _to fall_. Tussell, _to struggle_. 'Twad, _it would_. T'warst, _the worst_. Twea, _two_. 'Twor, _it was_. Ud, _would_. Ur, _or_. Uther, _the other_. Wad, _would_. Wah, whar, _where, who_. Wake, waik, _weak_. War, _were_. Wark, _to ache, to work_. Warse, _worse_. Weame, _the belly_. Weea, _who_. Weel, weal, _well_. Weent, _will not_. Wee'se, _we shall_. Wer, _were_. Weshin, _washing_. Whahl, _while_. Whewin, _whistling, blowing_. Whoame, _home_. Whoor, _where_. Wick, _alive_. Withaht, _without_. Witta, _wilt thou_. Woddunt, _would not_. Wolivver (while ever), _so long as_. Wor, _was_. Wor'nt, _was not_. Worrit, _tease by complaining_. Wo't, _who it_. Wots, _oats_. Wur, _our, were_. Wursen, _ourselves_. Wurt, _was the_. Ya, _you_. Yah, _one_. Yal, _whole, ale_. Yam, _home_. Yan, _one_. Yance, _once_. Y'are, _you are_. Yat, _hot, a gate_. Yatton, _the village of Ayton_, commonly called "_canny Yatton_." Yol, _you will_. Yor, _your_. Yo've, _you have_. _Recently published, 8vo. with Illustrations, cloth, price 15s. Large paper, half bound, £1 5s._ THE HISTORY AND ANTIQUITIES OF NORTH ALLERTON IN THE COUNTY OF YORK. BY C. J. DAVISON INGLEDEW, OF THE MIDDLE TEMPLE. _Opinions of the Press._ "Here a stranger may take up his abode in a single town, and study under a skilful master the story of its career and the details of its progress in good or bad fortune."--_Athenæum_. "The public and private history of North Allerton, its antiquities, public buildings, registers, folk-lore, are duly recorded in a way to gratify its inhabitants, and the curiosity of all who are interested in the history of this ancient town."--_Notes and Queries_. "The author evinces great research, and presents to the reader much valuable historical and antiquarian information."--_Yorkshire Gazette_. "Though professedly a local history, this work is rich in the records of national events."--_Leeds Intelligencer_. "A book which will not only be interesting to all the inhabitants of the North Riding, but must also prove very helpful to any future historian of England."--_Leeds Mercury_. "Possesses the high merit of being a book for interesting and delightful perusal by any reader."--_Newcastle Journal_. "Full of anecdote, story, and song--manners and customs--folklore and family history."--_Gateshead Observer_.