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"Craven and the North West Yorkshire Highlands"

by

Harry Speight

Please note that this index is given in good faith as a guide to the contents of the book, but there may be errors in both the original index and the transcription of the index.

Numbers in brackets give the number of pages referenced when greater than one.

ABERDEEN,
Aberystwith,
Achill Island,
Addleborough,
Airton, (4)
Ambleside,
Amerdale,
Amersham,
Anglo Saxon occupation, (6)
Animals, wild, (5)
Anley, (2)
Appleby, (3)
Applegarth, (3)
Appletreewick,
Arkholme,
Arncliffe, (11)
Arncliffe Clowder,
Arnford, (4)
Ashton under Lyne,
Askrigg, (4)
Attermire, (2)
Austwick, (8)
Aysgarth, (3)
BACKSTONE GILL,
Bainbridge, (4)
Banbury,
Bank Newton,
Barbon, (5)
Barbon Fell, (2)
Barden, (2)
Barnoldswick,
Barras, (3)
Beamsley, (2)
Beasley Falls, (2)
Beckermonds, (2)
Bee Croft Hall, (3)
Bell Busk, (2)
Ben Nevis, (3)
Bentham, (10)
Birds, wild, (4)
Birkwith, (3)
Bishopsdale,
Black Combe, (3)
Black Shiver Edge,
Blake Gill,
Blea Moor, (7)
Bolland.(3)
Bolton Abbey, (7)
Bolton Hall, (2)
Bombay,
Bonber,
Bordley, (5)
Borrowdale, (2)
Boss Moor,
Botany, see Plants.Bouch Dale,
Bow Fell, (2)
Bradford, (4)
Braids Garth.(2)
Brimham,
Brough,
Brow Gill,
Browsholme, (4)
Buckden, (3)
Buckden Pike, (2)
Buck Beck,
Burnsall, (5)
Burrow,
Burton, (8)
Buxton,
CAIRNS and Barrows, (6)
Calf Fell, (3)
Calton, (6)
Cam Fell, (2)
Cam House,
Camps, prehistoric, (6)
Canterbury, (2)
Cantsfield, (5)
Capelside.(2)
Capernwray,
Capon Hall, (4)
Cartmel,
Casterton.(6)
Casterton Fell, (2)
Catleap Fall,
Caton, (3)
Cat Stones,
Catterick Force,
Cautley Spout,
Caves and Pot holes.
- Altman Pot, (3)
- Atkinson's Cave,
- Attermire Cave,
- Barefoot Wives Hole,
- Batty Wife Hole, (2)
- Birkwith Cave,
- Blackside Cave,
- Boggart Holes,
- Boggart's Roaring Hole,
- Bread Pot,
- Brow Gill Cave,
- Browside Cave,
- Bruntscar Cave,
- Buckhaw Brow Cave,
- Bull Pot, (3)
- Buttertubs.swallow holes,
- Calf Hole,
- Calton Moor Cave,
- Cave Ha',
- Cave Pot,
- Cellar Hole,
- Clapham Cave, (2)
- Cleaver Hole,
- Cotterdale House Cave,
- Cow Pot,
- Crina Bottom pot hole,
- Dangerous Cave,
- Dead Man's Cave,
- Diccan Pot,
- Douk Cave, (3)
- Dove Cave, (3)
- Caves and Pot holes, cont.Dove Cote,
- Dow Gill Cave.
- Dowkabottom Cave, (2)
- Dry Gill Cave,
- Dungeon Hole,
- Ease Gill Kirk,
- Elbolton Cave,
- Eye Holes,
- Far Douk Cave,
- Fern Pot,
- Fluted Hole,
- Gaping Gill, (4)
- Gavel Pot,
- Gatekirk Cave,
- Gingle Pot, (2)
- Goyden Pot,
- Great Douk Cave,
- Hackergill Cave,
- Hardraw Scar Cave,
- Hell Hole,
- Helln Pot, (3)
- Hell's Cauldron,
- High Gill Cave,
- Homeshaw Caves,
- Horton Tarn Pot,
- Hull Pot,
- Hunt Pot, (2)
- Hurtle Pot,
- Ingleborough Cave, (3)
- Ivescar House Cave,
- Jackdaw Hole.(2)
- Janet's Cave.
- Jingling Hole,
- Johnson's Jacket Hole,
- Jumble Hole,
- Juniper Gulf,
- Kale Pot,
- Katnot Cave,
- Kelcowe Scar Cave,
- King's Scar Cave,
- Knave Knoll Hole,
- L.Hole,
- Little Douk Cave,
- Little Pot,
- Long Churn,
- Long Close Cave,
- Long Kin Cave,
- Long Kin Holes,
- Long Kin West,
- Lord's Top Hole,
- Lost Johns' Cave,
- Malham Cove,
- Malham Tarn Caves,
- Marble Pot,
- Marble Steps Pot,
- Mere Gill,
- Moss Hole,
- Moughton Fell Cave,
- Mud foot Hole,
- Nanny Carr Hole,
- Needle Hole,
- Phial Hole,
- Pillar Hole,
- Pin Hole,
- Ranscar Caves,
- Rantry Hole,
- Raspberry Pot,
- Rosebay Pot,
- Rowten Cave,
- Rowten Hole,
- Rumbling Hole,
- Scales Moor Pot holes,
- Simon Fell Caves,
- Sir William's Cove,
- Skirethorns Cave, (2)
- Sleets Cave,
- Staircase Cave, (2)
- Storrs Hall Caves,
- Stump Cross Caverns,
- Swinto Hole,
- Tatham Wife Hole,
- Thirl Pot,
- Thorney Pot,
- Thorns Gill Pot,
- Thund Pot, (2)
- Turn Dub,
- Victoria Cave, (3)
- Waterscale Cave, (2)
- Witches' Caves, (2)
- Weathercote Cave, (2)
- Yordas Cave, (4)
Celtic occupation, (15)
Celtic Wall,
Chapel le Dale.(7)
Chester, (3)
Civil Wars.(8)
Clapdale Hall, (5)
Clapham, (10)
Clapham Wood Hall,
Claughton,
Cleatop,
Cleveland,
Coal Cleugh,
Cold Cotes, (2)
Colm Scar, (2)
Coniston, (6)
Cotherston,
Cotter Force,
County Stone,
Coverham Abbey.
Cowan Bridge, (2)
Cowgill,
Cracoe,
Crag Hill, (2)
- Craven,
- Agriculture,
- Anglo Saxons in
- Animals, Wild, in,
- Animals.
- Bank, (2)
- Birds
- Botany
- Boundaries, ancient,
- Caves,
- Cells in,
- Celtic.
- Civil Wars in,
- Coaching days in, (3)
- Cross,
- Customs,
- Danes in
- Druids' Circles in,
- Ducking stool, last time used in,
- Echoes, (2)
- Extent of,
- Fault, (13)
- Flowers and Ferns in,
- Fruit growing at high altitude in,
- Geology
- Erratic boulders
- Ice Age
- Harriers, (2)
- Inhabitants in (2)
- Inns, (7)
- Longevity in, (3)
- Men who fought at Flod den Field,
- Militia,
- Mountains, heights of,
- Nonconformity, (2)
- Population,
- Population and Inn Licenses,
- Plagues in, (4)
- Rainfall
- Roads and Passes,
- Romans in,
- Scots in
- Superstitions
Cray, (2)
Creeping Steads,
- Drina Bottom, (3)
Crooks,
Cross of Greet,
Cross Streets, (2)
Crosthwaite,
Crummack, (6)
Customs and superstitions, (6)
- DANISH occupation, (12)
Deepdale, (5)
Dent.(16)
Dentdale, (6)
Dent Fault, (2)
Dereham Abbey,
Dernbrook, (2)
Devil's Bridge, (3)
Devil's Pulpit,
Devon, (3)
Dewsbury,
Dodd Fell,
Doe beck,
Domesday survey, (2)
Dow Gill, (2)
Downholme,
Draughton,
Driffield,
Dublin, (3)
Ducking stool,
Durham, (2)
EARL'S Seat,
Easby Abbey,
Ease Gill, (4)
Ebbing and Flowing Well, (3)
Echoes, (2)
Eggleston Abbey,
Elbolton, (2)
Eldroth, (2)
Ellerbeck, (2)
Elslack,
Embsay.(3)
Erratic boulders, (7)
Eshton, (5)
Exmoor,
Eyam.
FARLTON, (2)
Feizor, (4)
Finchale Priory, (3)
Flamborough Head, (2)
Flasby, (4)
Flintergill, (3)
Flodden Field, (4)
Floods.(3)
Foals Foot,
Fountains Abbey, (12)
Fountains Fell, (10)
Four Stones,
Foxup,
Friar Head,
Furness Abbey, (6)
GARGRAVE, (4)
Garsdale, (7)
Gastack Beck,
Gawthorp, (3)
Gayle, (3)
Gaze beck, (2)
Gearstones, (3)
Geological sections, &c., (10)
Giants' Graves, (4)
Gibson's Green,
Giessbach Falls,
Giggleswick, (6)
Giggleswick Scars, (2)
Giggleswick Tarn, (3)
Gisburn, (3)
God's Bridge, (4)
Gomersal,
Goole,
Gordale, (5)
Grange,
Granite " quarries,
Grasmere,
Grassington, (7)
Gray Scar,
Great Ormes Head,
Great Wham, (2)
Great Whernside, (6)
Greenhow Hill, (2)
Greenwood Leghe, (3)
Gressingham,
Gretna Green,
Greygarth.(5)
Grimes Hill,
Grimwith,
Grizedale, (2)
Guisborough,
Gunnerfleet,
HACKERGILL, (3)
Halifax, (3)
Halsteads, (2)
Halton, (3)
Halton Gill, (6)
Hanlith, (2)
Hardraw, (4)
Hawes, (5)
Hawes Junction, (4)
Headingley,
Hebden,
Hebrides,
Hell Beck Lunde, (3)
Hellifield, (5)
Helm Gill.
Helvellyn, (4)
Helwith Bridge, (5)
Hesleden, (2)
Hetton,
Holme,
Hornby Castle, (4)
Horse Head, (3)
Horton in Craven,
Horton in Ribblesdale, (12)
Horton Tarn,
Howdenshire,
Howgill Fells, (4)
Hubberholme, (2)
Hull,
Hunt's Cross, (2)
Hutton, (2)
IBBY PERIL,
Ice Age, (9)
Ice Age, duration of the, (2)
Ilkley.(3)
Ingleborough, (17)
- Ancient huts on,
- Beacon on, (2)
- Botany of, (2)
- Entomology of,
- Extent of,
- Geology of,
- Hall, (3)
- Horse racing on,
- Primitive inhabitants of,
- View from,
Inglehow,
Ingleton, (11)
- Faults,
- Glens and Waterfalls,
- Scientific aspects of scenery of,
- Streams, nomenclature of,
Ingman Lodge, (2)
Ingmire, (3)
Ireby, (3)
Isle of Man, (4)
Isle of Wight,
JENKIN BECK, (4)
Jervaux Abbey, (2)
Jubilee, Her Majesty's, (4)
Keasden, (3)
Keighley,
Kelbrook,
Kelcowe,
Keld, (2)
Keld Head, (2)
Kendal, (7)
Kettlewell, (4)
Kildwick, (2)
Killarney, (2)
Kilnsea,
Kilnsey, (7)
Kilnsey Crag,
Kingsdale, (4)
Kirkby Gill,
Kirkby Lonsdale, (10)
Kirkby Malesart,
Kirkby Malham, (7)
Kirkby Stephen, (7)
Kirthwaite, (2)
Knaresborough,
Knowe Gap,
LADY PILLAR,
Lancaster, (7)
Landholders in A.D.(2)
Langcliffe, (5)
Langstrothdale, (7)
Lanshaw, (2)
Lawkland.(5)
Leek, (2)
Leeds, (6)
Lee Gate, (4)
Lewes Priory,
Leyburn, (2)
Ling Gill, (5)
Linghaw Cross,
Linton, (3)
Litton, (3)
Littondale, (2)
Liverpool,
Locks,
Long chimney,
Long Preston, (6)
Low Borrow Bridge,
Lund Holme, (2)
Lumb cascade,
Lumb Falls,
Lune, Vale of,
Lunds, (2)
Lupton,
Lyberston,
MALHAM, (10)
Malham Cove, (3)
Malhamdale,
Malham Moor, (7)
Malham Tarn.(11)
Main Tor,
Manchester, (5)
Marske,
Marton, (3)
Masham,
Masongill, (2)
Mere Gill,
Mewith Head,
Middleham,
Middlesmoor, (2)
Middleton, (3)
Mill Gill Force,
Minerals, (7)
Morecambe, (2)
Mossdale Gill,
Moughton Fell, (4)
Mowbray, vale of,
Much Wenlock,
NEwBY, (3)
Newcastle on Tyne,
Newsome,
Newton, (3)
Nidderdale, (5)
Norber, (3)
North Cave,
North Duffield,
OTTERBURN, (7)
Oughtershaw, (3)
Overborough, (6)
Oxford, (4)
Oysterber,
PAINLEY,
Paley Green,
Park Fell, (2)
Pateley, (2)
Pathorne,
Pecca Falls, (2)
Pendle Hill, (4)
Pendragon Castle, (2)
Penrith,
Penyghent, (12)
- Beagles,
- Botany of,
- Deer Forest,
- Geology of, (2)
Penyghent, View from,
Perigorde,
Peter Castle,
Pilgrimage of Grace, (3)
Plagues, (4)
Plants, wild, (16)
Pock Stones Moor,
Poll Tax for A.D.(2)
Portsmouth,
Pot holes, how formed,
Preston, (3)
QUEEN OF FAIRIES CHAIR,
Queensbury,
RABY, (2)
Rainfall,
Rainscar, (4)
Ramsgill,
Rathmell, (8)
Raven Castle,
Raven Scars,
Ravensworth,
Rawdon Billing,
Raysgill, (2)
Ribble, first mention of,
Ribble, source of,
Ribblehead, (6)
Ribchester, (2)
Richmond, (3)
Ripon, (5)
Rise Hill, (3)
Robert Hall,
Robin Procter's Scar, (2)
Rochdale
Roman Beacons, (3)
- Bridges,
- Camps, (10)
- Coins, (3)
- Mile stones, (2)
- Quarries,
- Roads, (10)
Roseberry Topping,
Ryeloaf, (2)
Rylstone, (4)
SALLAY ABBEY, (7)
Scafell Pike, (5)
Scaleber Force,
Scarborough.
Scarnber,
Scotchergill, (2)
Scots, raids by, (6)
Sedbergh, (15)
Sedbusk, (2)
Selside, (8)
Semerwater,
Settle, (18)
- Agriculture,
- and Carlisle Railway, (4)
- in Civil Wars,
- Inns, (3)
- Trade,
Sharp Haw, (2)
Sheffield,
Sherwood Brow,
Silverdale, (4)
Silvery Dripping Falls,
Simon Fell.(5)
- Meaning of,
Simon Howe,
Simon's Bath,
Simonstone,
Skipton, (9)
Skirethorns,
Slaidburn,
Smearside, (4)
Snowdon, (3)
South House Moor,
Southampton,
Southerscales Fell,
Spa Wells, (4)
Spectator. The,
Spofforth, (2)
Spurn Head, (2)
Stackhouse, (6)
Stainforth, (6)
Stainforth Force,
Stamford Bridge,
Standard of Burnmoor,
Starbottom, (3)
Staveley,
Storrs Common,
Stratford,
St.Alban's.(2)
St.Paul's,
Stone Circles, (4)
Superstitions,
Studfold, (3)
Swarth Gill,
Swinden, (2)
Swines Tail,
Symonds Yat,
TANFIELD,
Tan Hill, (2)
Tatham, (5)
Tennant Gill, (3)
Thirnby,
Thirsk,
Thoragill Fell,
Thorns, (3)
Thornton in Lonsdale, (7)
Thornton Force, (5)
Thorpe,
Threapland Gill, (2)
Threshfield, (3)
Thurland Castle, (3)
Tideswell.
Torquay,
Tow Scar, (3)
Trow Gill, (4)
Tunnels.list of long,
Tunstall, (4)
Twisleton, (6)
Twiss beck, (4)
ULVERSTON,
Underley Hall, (2)
VIADUCTS, railway.
Victoria Cave, (4)
WARRINGTON,
Warsell, (2)
Warton Crag, (3)
Wastdale Head,
Waterfall Gill,
Waterscale Wood, (2)
Wath,
Weathercote Cave,
Weapons, ancient,
Wennington, (4)
Westhouse,
Whalley,
Wharfe, (3)
Wharton,
Whernside, (9)
Whinfell Beacon,
Whitby,
Whitestone Cliff,
Whittington, (2)
Wigglesworth, (7)
Winchester,
Windsor, (2)
Winskill, (2)
Winterburn, (2)
Winterscale, (2)
Wisedale, (3)
Woodlesford,
YALLAS GILL,
Yarlsber, (2)
Yarlside, (2)
Yockenthwaite, (2)
York, (7)
Yorkshire, Area of,
- Heights of Mountains,
- Heights of Roads and Passes,
- Heights of Towns and Villages,
- Highest houses, &c., in,
- Population.
- Rainfall,