Memorials of
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共 29 段- Nottinghamshire had been but little affected by the Hundred
- The great church of Southwell, as it stands, was begun in th
- In the second quarter of the thirteenth century the old east
- Of the work of the fifteenth century in Nottinghamshire, St.
- When we come to the consideration of particular religious ho
- In common with other monks and canons, the inmates of Newste
- The Smithson drawings, which have come to light again in rec
- In judgment the “wear” and all other nuisances were ordered
- The Close Rolls bear abundant evidence of the generosity of
- The rood-screen and loft over appear to have stood between t
- KELHAM (October 1911).--In the chancel-arch stands an oak ro
- The rood-loft across the east end of the nave was approached
- WORKSOP (anciently Radford).--Priory of Austin Canons, surre
- Thus matters continued until the Battle of Edgehill, after w
- “Major General Poyntz hath blocked up Newark on the North si
- Dodsley was born on the 13th February 1703. The date of his
- LUKE BOOKER [1762–1835] and THOMAS RAGG [1808–1881] may be m
- adding in a note, “In the year 1818 no fewer than four Marri
- The Trent bridge is richly endowed, and out of the revenues
- It must have been a real blessing for the inhabitants of
- There is also a story that during the Civil War a lady took
- _Edwinstowe._--This steeple, which forms a conspicuous landm
- Several ancient steeples have been entirely destroyed, and o
- According to Domesday Book there were two moneyers in Nottin
- _Reverse._ The current value payable in cash notes. T.
- He continued in business until 1845, but though many of his
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- Edited by VINCENT B. REDSTONE, F.R.Hist.S. Dedicated to
- [56] In my essay on Thomas II. of York, I have tried to outl