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the places Index of the book
by
Walter Kaye
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.
N.B. Harrogate, Knaresborough, Pannal and Bilton,
being of frequent occurrence, have been usually omitted.
- Absenters, search for,
- Accounts,
- parish of Clint, (3)
- of Christ Church, Harrogate, (2)
- of Knaresborough, (2)
- of Pannal, (2)
- Act of Parl., (2)
- against swearing,
- for bachelors' weddings,
- Adel,
- Addingham (Addingam), (3)
- Admiral, Lord,
- Advice, (2)
- Advowson
- of Christ Church, (2)
- of Pannal ch.,
- Age given,
- Agemunderness,
- Agincourt, battle of,
- Agistment rolls, (2)
- Agreements, (4)
- Aldborough, (2)
- Aldgate, St.Botolph, without,
- Ale, (13)
- a dozen of,
- brewed contrary to statute, (2)
- delivering,
- Alehousekeepers, (3)
- Alehouses, without licence,
- Allerthwait,
- Allerton (Ollerton),
- Allerton Mauleverer, (3)
- Almanacs, (4)
- Almshouse, chimney built,
- Alne,
- Alresford,
- Altar, (2)
- cloth, (2)
- napkin used at,
- rails, (4)
- America (New England),
- Ammunition (Amnition), money,
- Amounderness (Amdereness), (2)
- Andrews, Rob., excommunicated,
- Antichrist,
- Apothecary,
- Apparitor, (3)
- Apprehension, for felony,
- Apprentice (prentis), (2)
- Apron, (3)
- Aram,
- tragedy of,
- trial of Eugene,
- Arbilow,
- Archbishop, the,
- Archdeacon,
- Archers, (3)
- Archery,
- Arkendale, (Arkendell), (3)
- Articles (artkels), (3)
- Armiger (arm'), (2)
- Armorial glass in Pannal Ch.,
- Arms, (4)
- common, (3)
- search for, (3)
- for militia,
- warning men who bore, (4)
- viewing the,
- Army, (2)
- Arrears of pay,
- Arthington, (4)
- Ashes basket, an,
- Ash lane, Clint,
- Ashton bridge,
- Assault, (5)
- Assessment, (3)
- Assessors (sessors), (2)
- Assize articles,
- selling beer contrary to the,
- W.R.Depositions, (2)
- W.R.Gaol Bks.,
- Atkinson's house,
- Attercliffe,
- Attorney, (3)
- Avignon, France, Villeneuve,
- Avis Holme garth,
- Axe,
- Backhand, stolen,
- Bachelors' weddings, Act, re,
- Badger of corn, a common,
- Badgers (pates), (2)
- badgers' heads, (7)
- Badging of the poor, (6)
- Baggage,
- carrying the King's,
- removed, (2)
- soldiers', (3)
- Bailiffs,
- Baldrics, bell,
- Bands,
- Banns, publ.in Knaresb.market place, (2)
- Baptism fee,
- Baptized at four years of age,
- Bardsey,
- Barbers,
- Barrel organ
- Barley, (2)
- Barwick in Elmet,
- Basses, kneeling, (2)
- Bassett,
- Bassoon reed,
- Bast, a,
- Baterayn,
- Bathing at Harrogate springs,
- Baths, two, (2)
- Baulk (bolke), ith' Steeple,
- used in St.John's Chapel,
- Bawtreys,
- Baylis,
- Beacons, (2)
- Beadle, parish,
- Beamsley Beacon (3)
- Beans,
- Bear, see bier.Beast face, (2)
- Beating & wounding,
- Beccles (Beckles), Suffolk, (2)
- Beckwith (Bekwyth), (4)
- Beckwith cum Rossett, (3)
- Beckwithshaw (Shaw), (15)
- Bed, (2)
- Bedstead, & spring,
- Bedstocks,
- Beech hill (Bichill), Prebend of, (4)
- Beer,
- selling contrary to the Assize,
- Beeswax,
- Beggar (mendicus),
- Belgium,
- Bell, casting of the great, at Ripley,
- Bell of St.John's Chapel,
- Bell turret, St.John's Chapel,
- Belleisle,
- Bells, (7)
- bawtrey, (3)
- casting the (2)
- founder, (2)
- hanging them, (3)
- inscriptions at St.John's Chapel, (2)
- at Pannal, (2)
- at Ripley, (2)
- new ones at Knaresborough,
- little bell,
- mending them,
- payment for,
- ropes, (3)
- piecing,
- tufting,
- Pannal, (3)
- string, (3)
- bringing up, (2)
- wheels feat,
- work about them, (2)
- gags of
- baldrics,
- casting the little one,
- at Ripley,
- clapper,
- fetching from York,
- loading & unloading, (2)
- leather for them,
- pulley,
- taking them down, (2)
- getting them up,
- taking them to York,
- re casting them, (2)
- tongue,
- wheel,
- mending,
- yoake, (2)
- Belmont (Belman, Belmon, Belmond), (5)
- house, Starbeck,
- lawn (lawnd), (2)
- Beer,
- selling contrary to the Assize,
- Bench, Honble.,
- Benefit, church, (2)
- Bermondsey, (2)
- Berwick (Berewyk),
- Besoms (beesame), (3)
- Beverley,
- Bibles church, (5)
- Bibs,
- Bier (bear), church, (4)
- Bridges, repairs of, (2)
- Billmen (bylles, bylmen), (3)
- Bilton passim, Ch., (2)
- Bilton park, (6)
- Binding Bibles,
- Bishop, the,
- Bishops (Bushoppes),
- Birk Crag (Birch Cragg),
- Bishop's letter, loosing a,
- Bishops Lavington, (2)
- Bishopthorpe,
- Bitch, a grew,
- Black Death, (2)
- Bland hill,
- Blankets, (2)
- Blew eyke,
- Blind guides,
- Blind & lame soldier,
- Blood, drawing,
- Boards,
- Boats, building,
- Bodice (bodyes),
- Body snatchers, at Pannal,
- Bolton,
- Bolton Percy, (2)
- Bondend (Knaresb.), (3)
- Bondgate bridge, (2)
- Bonfire (bonfire), (2)
- Book, (2)
- new,
- parish, (2)
- of Homilies, (2)
- for collections,
- Boots, stolen,
- Boroughbridge (Burghbrygge, B'Bridge), (4)
- Borth holme bridge,
- Boscawen (Boscowing),
- Admiral, taking French fleet,
- taking Quebec,
- Bounds, riding the, (2)
- Bounder stones,
- Bound over,
- Bowcer close, Pannal,
- Box, a,
- Bow-long
- Bradford (Bradforthe, Bradfroth), (4)
- Bradley garth,
- Brag nails,
- Braisty wood,
- Bramham moor,
- Brass, to Phoebe Benson, (4)
- Brasses,
- for candles,
- model
- old ones changing, (2)
- Brawling in Knaresb.church, (2)
- Bread, (4)
- Christmas,
- Easter, (3)
- Trinity,
- and wine, (2)
- Breeches, (3)
- leather for,
- pair of,
- skin for,
- stolen,
- Brick,
- Bridge house, Leeds,
- Bridge money, (3)
- Bridge stone,
- Bridges, repair of, (20)
- see Ashton, Bolton, Bondgate, Borth holme, Burn, Buttebridge,
Butterbridge, Castleford, Colne, Cottingley, Crimple, Dunsop,
Ferrybridge Gargrave, Hampsthwaite, Harewood Ingleton, Irongate,
Kensington, Kettlewell, Leathley, Leeds, Linley, Long Preston,
Newlay, Newton, Northbridge, Otley, Paythorne, (Paterburne),
Pott, Ramsgill, Ripon, Sawley, Scawbank, Sike, Skippe, Stonestile,
Sowerby, Tadcaster, Turnbridge, Waddington, Wakefield, Walshford,
Wentbridge, Wetherby.Bridle,
- Briefs, (9)
- money.
- Brief, Beccles, (2)
- Bermondsey, (2)
- Bp.Lavington, (2)
- Bromley, (2)
- Bungay, (2)
- Captives', (5)
- Chester, (2)
- Cruckmeal, (3)
- Eccleshall, (2)
- Ely, (2)
- E.Smithfield, (2)
- Fewston, (2)
- Fordingbridge, (2)
- French Protestants, (2)
- Gillingham, (2)
- Horsmonden, (2)
- Irish Protestants, (3)
- Jas.Brindle, (2)
- Leominster, (2)
- Mt.Sorrell.(2)
- Netheravon, (2)
- Nether Wallop, (2)
- New Alresford, (2)
- Oswestrie, (2)
- Perth, (2)
- Princip.of Orange, (2)
- Rippingale, (3)
- Rye, (2)
- St.Ives, (2)
- for St.Paul's, London, (2)
- Shrewsbury, (2)
- Spitalfields, (2)
- Stafford, (2)
- Storm,
- Tuxford,
- Warwick,
- Wrottesley,
- York,
- Brimham Crag,
- Bristol (Bristow), (2)
- Brittany (Brittaynye),
- Broadbelt banks,
- Bromley, Staffs, (2)
- Broom, a,
- Bruisters, (4)
- Buck (buke), a, (2)
- Buffet (buffit),
- Bull,
- Bull leather, piece of, (2)
- Bungay, (2)
- Buttons, (2)
- Butts, the, (2)
- Burial charges, (4)
- Burials, drink at,
- Burtebridge, (6)
- Burned in the hand, (2)
- burned in the shoulder, (2)
- Burns, The Yorkshire, " Dav.Lewis,
- Burnt, maid & child,
- Burton on Trent,
- Butchers,
- Buttebridge,
- Butterbridge,
- Cadiz,
- Caitiff (prisoner),
- Calendar of Close Rolls,
- Calendar of Patent Rolls,
- Calton,
- Cambridge,
- Caius Coll., (3)
- Christ's Coll., (2)
- Corpus Coll., (2)
- Jesus Coll., (3)
- Magd.Coll., (2)
- Trinity Coll., (5)
- Register quoted, (2)
- Trinity Hall,
- Queen's Coll., (2)
- St.John's Coll., (3)
- Univ.of, (2)
- Candles, (5)
- candlestick, stolen, (2)
- Canons (cannons), book of, (3)
- Canon,
- of Ripon, (2)
- hon., (2)
- of York,
- Cap, steel,
- Capellanus, see chaplain.Captives, (3)
- Carlton, Timothe Bright,
- Carnegie Trust,
- Carr close,
- Carriage,
- Cart, carrying in a, (2)
- Carver, Honorary,
- Castle,
- Bolton,
- Cawood,
- Crake,
- Hornsey,
- Knaresb., (3)
- Middleham,
- Mulgrave,
- Sandal,
- Sheffield,
- Tickhill,
- Castleford bridge,
- Castley, (2)
- Casualty, died by,
- Catholics, see Papists.
- Cattal (Cattail),
- Cattle, loss of,
- Causeway (Causey), (2)
- Causeing,
- Chair, a, (2)
- Chaise,
- Chalice,
- Chancery,
- Chantries (chauntres, chauntrees),
- Chantry
- Certificates,
- Surtees Soc., quoted (2)
- garden of, (3)
- of St.James, Pannal, (2)
- pre Reformation, vii., (3)
- priests' lands,
- Chapel (chappell),
- Harlogate, (2)
- St.John's, (2)
- Chapeltown,
- Chaplain (capellanus), (8)
- Charlestown,
- Checker,
- Cheeks,
- Cheese, (5)
- Chest (chist), lock, (2)
- Chester, (3)
- Cathedral, (2)
- diocese, (2)
- dioc.registry,
- Ch'ford Moor,
- Child
- Children, put out,
- Chimney,
- Chimney money, (2)
- Christ Ch.,
- Harrogate,(7)
- Register, (2)
- Christians,
- Christmas sessions,
- Church books,
- Church, finished,
- Church gate,
- Church Rate,
- Church, repairing,
- Church Square, no.(3)
- Church way,
- Churchwardens, (3)
- Churchwardens' seats,
- Citation, (2)
- Civil War,
- Clandestine Marriage,
- Claro (Clarro), Wapentake of, (4)
- Cleaning plate,
- Clergy, benefit of, (2)
- Clergyman, Irish,
- Clerk,
- parish, the, (4)
- reading as a,
- his licence,
- Clerk of the Peace, W.R., (4)
- Clifford moor, (2)
- Clint (Clynt), (8)
- Cloak (cloke), a,
- Clogs, (3)
- Close Rolls quoted,
- Closet,
- Cloth, blue,
- Clothes (close), (4)
- Coals (coles, cooles), (7)
- Coat (coite), (8)
- for dog whipper, (3)
- of plate,
- red,
- stolen
- Coates close,
- Coifs (quoife),
- Coifs, stolen, (3)
- Cold Bath Road,
- Collection,
- great,
- house to house,
- money,
- Collector,
- Colleges,
- Collier, a,
- Collins, Yks.Wills, Record Series,
- Colne,
- Colours, soldiers run from their,
- Comedian (comediean),
- Commandments, (2)
- Commissary of Munition of Supply,
- Commissary General,
- Commission of King Edw.VI.,
- Common (the Stray), (3)
- Commoner, burial tax for a,
- Commonwealth,
- Communion cloth,
- Congregational
- Conies attempt to kill,
- Constable, chief, (16)
- Petty, (7)
- High,
- refusing duties of,
- Convent
- of Esholt, (2)
- of Nun Arthington,
- Conventicles, (2)
- Copgrove (Coppgrave),
- Copmanthorpe (Coppinthorp), (2)
- Copyhold, books,
- Copyholders, Swinden, (2)
- Corn, (3)
- Coronation, ringers for,
- Coroner, (2)
- Corporal,
- Correction, house of, (14)
- Cottages, (2)
- Cotterills, (2)
- Cottingley bridge, (3)
- Counsel,
- County pay,
- Court charges,
- Court Rolls of Knaresb., (5)
- Coverlet,
- Cow (whys), (2)
- Coxwold, Yks.,
- Crag,
- Crag hill,
- Crags (Cragges), the,
- Cravats,
- Creed, (2)
- Crimple (Cremple),
- Cripples, (8)
- carrying to Harrogate,
- Rigton,
- poor,
- with a pass,
- Crokysnabbe, Harrogate, (2)
- Cromwellian days, opinions in,
- Crooks,
- Crosber lane, Spofforth,
- Crown Hotel, Harrogate, (2)
- Cruckmeal, Salop, (2)
- Cry, see Hue & Cry.
- Culard, Coleraine, Ireland,
- Culloden, defeat at,
- Curate, (2)
- Caring,
- Cushion (quison), pulpit, (3)
- Dalke, a silver, (2)
- Dancing Master (Dan.Mastr.),
- Danish Fleet, defeat of,
- Dew Cross, Pannal,
- Deals, fir,
- Dean, Dr.Edm., Spadacrene Anglica, quoted,
- Death
- at Sulphur well,
- near Sulpher well,
- of poor man at Sulpher Well,
- Debts (dettes), (2)
- Demolition of Knaresb.Castle,
- Denton,
- Deputy Lieut., (4)
- Derbyshire, (2)
- Devell, the,
- Devon.Regt., (3)
- Dial stone (diallstoope), (6)
- Dictionary of Dates.Haydn's, quoted,
- Digging the soil,
- Dining,
- dinners, (3)
- Disfigured by fire, soldiers,
- Dishes,
- Dissolution of Chantry, (5)
- Ditching
- the Intake,
- of Places, Etc.
- Doctor, a, (3)
- Dodsworth's MS.,
- Does,
- Dogs,
- Dog whip,
- Dog whipper, (6)
- Dog whipping, (12)
- Domesday, (2)
- Domina (Dne.),
- Doncaster,
- Dorset, Gillingham, (2)
- Doubler (dubler), a,
- pewter, one stolen, (2)
- Doublet, stolen,
- Drink, (8)
- Drinkings,
- Dropsy (dropesey),
- Drowned
- Drugget,
- Dublin, Trinity Coll.,
- Duchy of Lancaster, (16)
- Duke, burial tax for a,
- Dumb (dum),
- Dunkeswick,
- Durham (Durh.), (5)
- Dutch
- fleet, defeat of,
- troops, march of,
- woman,
- Dyer,
- Dyeing
- Early English style, quasi ,
- Earnest of bargain,
- East close,
- Easter
- bread & wine, (2)
- sermon, (8)
- Ebor., civitas, see York.
- Ecclesiology .R.D.Boroughbr., quoted,
- Eccleshall, Staffs., (2)
- Eccup (Ekup), (2)
- Eddystone Lighthouse, Winstanley's,
- Ede house,
- Edinburgh (Edinbrough), (2)
- Edrus,
- Elding, fire, (3)
- Elmwood School,
- Ely
- Emmatt farm,
- Esholt (Escholte),
- convent, (2)
- prioress of,
- Estates, valuation of,
- Entreats, (3)
- Eugene Aram, Lytton's,
- Ewe (yewe), a, viri.(3)
- Excise, Commissioners of, (3)
- Executors,
- Excommunication, (2)
- Excuses from Military Service, (2)
- Face, bull,
- Fair, Ripley,
- False prophets,
- Fareham, Hants.,
- Farmers,
- Farnham, (3)
- Farnley Wood Plot,
- Farrar, Ernest B.,
- killed in action in France, (2)
- opinions of his work as a composer, (2)
- his English Pastoral Impressions,
- Fast
- Fastening penny,
- Fawkes, Guy,
- Fawn, (2)
- Felliscliffe,
- Felony, (3)
- Fences, breaking down,
- Fenton, Lincs.,
- Ferrybridge, (2)
- Feat, fastened, (8)
- Fewston (Foston, Foeston, Fooston, Fuston), (12)
- Fez & Morocco, Emperor of,
- Fifth November, candles for,
- Fillet,
- Fines,
- Fir deals,
- Fire
- elding, (3)
- for watch,
- loss by, (3)
- soldiers disfigured by,
- Fishing, illegal,
- Flagging,
- Flagon, (3)
- Flags, (3)
- Flannel, blue,
- Flaskett, a,
- Flit,
- flitting,
- Flookton,
- Follifoot (Folyfate, Follyfoot), (4)
- Font (fontt, funt),
- Footing stockings,
- Footways, stopping, (2)
- Fordingbridge, Hants., (2)
- Forfeit, horse that was,
- Forest of Knaresb., (5)
- Forest of Knaresb.,
- Seneschal of,
- Survey of the,
- Foresters,
- beating the, (2)
- threatening the,
- Forest lane, (2)
- Foster, J.,
- Alumni Oxon.quoted, (2)
- Yks.Pedigrees, quoted, (2)
- Foster, Col.Michael, M.D., P.S.A., on the Early History of
Harrogate Waters,
- Foumarts (foomard, fulmart), (2)
- Found dead, a man,
- Fountains Abbey, (2)
- Foxes, (2)
- killing, (2)
- fox heads, (12)
- hunting
- France, (2)
- Gascony, (2)
- Orange, (2)
- Ronssoy, (2)
- Villeneuve lez Avignon, (2)
- service in,
- Free mason,
- French,
- ringing for victory over the,
- fleet defeat of,
- man (Gallicus),
- passengers taken by,
- Friary, St.Robert's, Trinitarian,
- Fringe, (2)
- Fuel (fewell), fire,
- Fulwith (Fowlith), (4)
- Gags,
- Gaiges (wages), (2)
- Gargrave bridge, (2)
- Garrison,
- Gascony,
- Gelt (guelt), (3)
- Gentleman, (4)
- Gent's, Tho., Rippon, quoted,
- Germans (germans),
- Gibraltar,
- Gift to church by Wm.Kent,
- Gillingham, Dorset, (2)
- Gimmers (jymers), (2)
- closet door, lie.Glasgow,
- Glass,
- Glaziers (glasers, glassners), (3)
- Glazing (glassening),
- Glentworth,
- Gloves, stolen,
- Glueing Prayer book,
- Good Friday, (2)
- Goldsborough (Gouldsbrough), (2)
- Gown, a,
- Grainge, Wm.,
- quoted, (4)
- History of Harrogate, (2)
- Sir Wm.Slingsby, quoted, (2)
- Yks.Longevity, quoted, (2)
- Grand Duchess George of Russia,
- Grand Jury house, repairing,
- Grange house, near Tewit Well,
- Grass treading down,
- Grassington,
- Grave making,
- Gray's Inn,
- Great with child,
- Green, th',
- Greenbank,
- Green Hammerton,
- Greyhounds, (2)
- Grievances,
- Grimbald bridge,
- Grip (channel), (2)
- griping (gripp.ing),
- Groats, (2)
- Guadaloupe (Gardaloope),
- Gudgeons,
- Guide posts,
- Gunpowder (powder) plot, (2)
- Gunpowder treason, (5)
- Guns, (3)
- Hack, a, (2)
- Hackney horses,
- Hair (hare), (3)
- Hair powder, proclamation respecting, (2)
- Hall house,
- repairing, (2)
- in York Castle,
- Hampsthwaite (Hampsthwayte, Hampstwait), (7)
- Handkerchiefs, (3)
- Hanged at York, (2)
- Hanging,
- Hants., (2)
- Alresford, (2)
- Fareham, (2)
- Fordingbridge, (2)
- Nether Wallop, (2)
- Southampton, (2)
- Winchester, (3)
- Harden,
- Hard labour,
- Harewood (Harwood, Harrwood), (6)
- Hargrove, Ely, Knaresborough, quoted,
- Harlow (Harlagh, Harlawghe, Harley, Harlay, Herloe), (4)
- Harrogate,
- Passim;Christ Church, (7)
- Register, (2)
- Hall, (2)
- Lime road,
- early instances of the name, (3)
- Innkeepers,
- Medical Society, (2)
- population of,
- number of visitors at, (2)
- Waters, Early History of, (6)
- Waters, (5)
- More (Stray),
- see chantry, sulphur well, common.Hartholstfogh,
- Harswell, Yks.,
- Hasp (help),
- Hastings,
- Lady Betty, or Elizabeth, (2)
- scholarships,
- Hats, (4)
- Hatterley house,
- Havannah, the,
- Haverah (Haverey, Hawwraa, Haywra), park, (5)
- Hay, (2)
- Haydn, Dictionary of Dates, quoted, (4)
- Head clothes (close),
- Hearth Tax, (3)
- Hearths & stoves, (3)
- Hedge hog killing,
- Hedges, pruning the,
- Hemp,
- Hens, stolen,
- Heslerton, Yks.,
- Heywood, (2)
- Heywik,
- Hide,
- High Harrogate,
- Highways, (2)
- neglecting to repair, (2)
- stopping them,
- Hillfoot house, (2)
- Hill top house, (2)
- Hindering conveyance of corpses to Pannal church,
- Hirelings,
- Hisroise close,
- Holland, Barbara, quoted,
- Hole house, (2)
- Holland house,
- Holme gate, le,
- Holy Rood even,
- Homilies, book of,
- Hoole, see Holland.Horn,
- Hornsby hill,
- Horseback,
- Horsforth,
- Horses, beating,
- Hackney,
- Horsmonden, Kent, (2)
- Hosen, footing & mending,
- Hospital (Hospetall),
- Hounds, running,
- Householders, (2)
- House of Commons, Journals, quoted,
- House to house collection,
- How, ye,
- How house, (4)
- Hue and Cry (Heu, hugh and crye), (26)
- Hugging (hugin), lime,
- Huguenots,
- Hunters,
- Hunting, fox,
- Hunts,
- Hyrrecane, " an,
- Idle persons,
- Ilkley, (3)
- illegitimate (iligite, illigit),
- Illegible,
- Immorality, proclamation against,
- Impotent persons,
- Incorrigible rogue,
- Incroachments,
- Incumbents,
- Indentures, signing, (2)
- Indictments, (2)
- Infans,
- Infirmary, th',
- Informers,
- Ingleborough,
- Ingleton bridge,
- Ingmanthorpe, (2)
- Inhabitants,
- Inns,
- County,
- Crown, (2)
- Dragon,
- Gascoigne's,
- Globe,
- Granby, (2)
- King's Arms,
- Queen,
- Queen's Head,
- Salutation, (2)
- Innkeepers,
- Inquest, great, at Harrogate, (2)
- Inscriptions, H'g'te., at Knaresb.,
- Intack, (2)
- Interest (entreat), (2)
- Invention of the Holy Cross,
- Ireland, (6)
- Culard, Coleraine, (2)
- Lisburn, (2)
- Munster,
- T.C.D.,
- Irish brief,
- Clergymen,
- people,
- Protestants, (2)
- Irish women,
- Iron,
- ironmonger,
- iron work,
- Irongate bridge, (3)
- Irreverence in church,
- Jack (jak), a, (2)
- Jackson's house,
- Johnson's wife, curing children,
- Judges,
- Jury men, (2)
- Justices of peace, (18)
- Juvenis, (3)
- Kent, Horsmonden, (2)
- Kent, Wm., gift to church, by,
- Kersey (Carsey),
- Keswick (East?), (3)
- Kettlesing close,
- Kettlewell,
- Key, new, for church door,
- Killinghall (Kilyngal, Kilinghale, Kelynghall, Kyllingh'),
(26)
- King (Kinge),
- Charles I., martyrdom of,
- Charles II., present to, (2)
- his little, Charles Stuarte,
- the late,
- King's
- allowance,
- assessment,
- baggage, carrying,
- King's Bench, (3)
- King's tax,
- Kippax,
- Kirkby Overblow (Kirkby, Kirkbye), (5)
- Knaresb.,
- Castle, (2)
- Castle, demolished, (2)
- Castle, garrison of, (2)
- church,
- Slingsby chapel,
- Banns published in Market place,
- Bond end, (3)
- registers obliterated, (2)
- Forest, (4)
- Vicar de, (2)
- Knox (Knokkes), (2)
- Kyrk, the,
- Labourers, (4)
- Lace, a,
- Ladders, (3)
- Ladle, a, (2)
- La Rogue, victory off,
- Lamb, a, (2)
- Lame Seamen,
- Lame
- Soldiers, (10)
- and blind,
- woman, (2)
- Lamesley (Lemsley), co.Durham,
- Lancaster, Duchy of, see Duchy.Landlord,
- Landowners, (2)
- Land rent, (3)
- Lane head, (5)
- Lane, Spring,
- Lanes, paving the,
- Langton house,
- Latts (late & laths), (3)
- Law, common, suit at,
- Lawyer's fee for opinion,
- Lays, (10)
- Lazy lane,
- Lead, (2)
- Leadhall, (4)
- League,
- leaguer, (2)
- Learning,
- Leather, for bells,
- Leathley, (2)
- Leeds (Ledes), (19)
- bridge house,
- Mercury (Murcury), add.in,
- Wilds of Leeds & District,
- Leeming,
- hills,
- Leicester Mount Sorrell, (2)
- Lemsley, see Lamesley.
- Lent,
- observation of,
- preservation of, (4)
- Leominster, Warwicks, (2)
- Leonards,
- Letter of Request,
- Letters, loosing, (2)
- Letters patent,
- Letter to London,
- Liber Regis,
- Librarian of Harrogate, see G.W.Byers.
- Licence,
- clerk's,
- officiating & teaching without,
- Lieutenant of the Forest of Knaresb., (2)
- the Lieut.,
- Little, Almscliffe, (2)
- Lime, (4)
- for church, (2)
- washing off seats,
- Lincy farm,
- Lines.,
- Rippingale, (3)
- Yarborough,
- Linen cloth,
- Lining,
- Lisburn, Ireland,
- Liverpool,
- Loaf, a,
- Looks, (2)
- for chest,
- of church door,
- for school door,
- of steeple doors,
- Lodging,
- Loggins,
- Long Lees, Haverah,
- Long Preston, (2)
- London, (10)
- College of Divinity, (2)
- Bermondsey, (2)
- East Smithfield, (2)
- Kensington (Kinsington), (2)
- Spitalfields, (2)
- St.Botolph without Aldgate,
- St.Clement's,
- St.Martin's le Grand, (2)
- St.Paul's Cathedral, (2)
- Somerset Place, (2)
- Whitehall,
- see P.R.O.Longevity,
- Loom,
- Loop (loope), (2)
- Loosing clothes, (2)
- loosing a Bishop's letter,
- loosing letters, (2)
- loosing a wheel, (2)
- Lord Chancellor Wedderburn,
- Lord Lieut., (2)
- Lord's Days (Lorde Dayes),
- Lord's Prayer, (2)
- Losses by water,
- Lost
- at sea, husband,
- on the moor (th' moor),
- Loundhousgrene (Lundhouse Green),
- Loysteres,
- Lundhouse Green (Lundas, Lundass), (3)
- Lying the bell clapper, (2)
- Lyndley,
- Lynley,
- Lytton, Lord, Eugene Aram,
- M.P.for Knaresb., (3)
- Mabs (mops),
- Machanes (Mekinez),
- Magister,
- Maimed soldiers,
- Malton (Newton near),
- Man called Wm., a,
- Manesheyd, (2)
- Mansfield House,
- Maple cup, see mazer.Mar (Marr), Earl of, drinking the health
of the,
- Mares, (4)
- Market
- & fair at Pannal, (2)
- days, banns published on, (2)
- banns published in market place, Knaresb., (2)
- Marshal of the Marshalsey,
- Marshalsey (Marshallsey),
- Marshalsey, Marshal of the,
- Martinique (Martinico),
- Marston Moor, (2)
- Marton cum Grafton,
- Masham (Massam), (2)
- Mashlin, (2)
- Masons, (3)
- Masses (Messys), trental of, (2)
- Mat, see natt,
- Mauleverer, family of,
- May,
- Mayor (Major) of Ripon,
- Mazer (masser), a, (2)
- Meat, (3)
- Meetings,
- Meeting, Town's, (3)
- Mekinez, gee Machanes.Mendicus (beggar),
- Messenger, (2)
- Messuages, (3)
- Methley,
- Michaelmas (Mich.Mass),
- Middlesex, (2)
- Midsummer sessions,
- Midwife,
- Milby, (3)
- Miles,
- Militia (Malitia), (4)
- arms for,
- disbanding of the,
- Minister, (8)
- of Lemsley,
- of Wetherby,
- of St.Robert's, (3)
- admission of,
- dinner for,
- orders of,
- Minories (Myneries),
- Misfortune at Rigton,
- Mittimus,
- Monition,
- Moor,
- Moor Monkton, see Munckton Moore.Mops (mabs),
- Mortar,
- Morocco,
- Mount Sorrell, Leicester, (2)
- Munster, Ireland,
- Mr., the prefix, (8)
- Mrs., (2)
- Muster at Belmond lawn,
- at Clifford Moor, (2)
- at Knaresb., (3)
- Monkton Moor, (3)
- Ripon,
- at Thistle Hill,
- day, (2)
- Rolls, (3)
- Mutton, a neck of,
- Myton,
- Nails, (6)
- N.D., quoted, (11)
- Names, early,
- Namur (Belgium),
- Napkin (napking), (2)
- Nats, see Mats, (3)
- Needwood Forest,
- Neglects, (2)
- Nellin close,
- Net, for killing conies, a,
- Netheravon (Nether Haven), Wilts., (2)
- Nether Wallop, Hants., (2)
- Nettlecliff,
- Newall,
- Newbridge, Hampsthwaite,
- New England, passengers from,
- Newlay bridge,
- New Moores,
- Newton bridge,
- near Malton,
- Wold, Lanes.,
- Nidd (Nyde, Nyd), (3)
- Nonconformist Register, quoted,
- Nonconformists, search for,
- Norfolk,
- Normandy,
- Northamptonshire (Northamton),
- Northbridge,
- North side of church,
- Northumberland, Whalton,
- Norwich, Bp.of, see Sheepshanks.
- Notice, legal, (2)
- Nottingham, (2)
- Oakdale,
- Oakdene (Ockden), (2)
- Oak Beck, llan.,
- Oaths, (2)
- Oatmeal, (3)
- Offenders, complaint against,
- Ode to a Beautiful Quaker,
- Oil (Oyle), (5)
- Ointment,
- Okeney (Occaney),
- Ollerton, see Allerton.Orange (France), Principality of;(2)
- Order, at Sulphur well,
- Ordnance map,
- Organists of Christ Ch., (2)
- Opprobrious words against the Parliament,
- Oswestry, Salop, (2)
- Otley (Oatley, Otteley), (14)
- Otter, killing one,
- Ouseburn (Usburne), (2)
- Outlawry,
- Overseers of the poor, (5)
- Ox close,
- Oxen, beating,
- Oxford,
- Balliol Coll.,
- Brasenose, Coll., (2)
- Bodleian Library,
- Lincoln Coll., (2)
- St.Mary Hall, (2)
- Trinity Coll., (2)
- Univ.of, (3)
- Univ.Coll., (3)
- Fellow of, (2)
- Worcester Coll.,
- P.R.O., (14)
- Padside,
- Painter, (4)
- painting the church,
- Paley's Evidences,
- Palm (Pallme) Sunday
- Pan, a,
- Pannage,
- Pannal passim, Ash,
- Church, description of, (2)
- Vicars of;(2)
- Paper, (4)
- Papists, (15) see Recusants.
- Parchment, a roll of, (6)
- Paris,
- Parish book,
- Park, Bilton, (2)
- Hawwraa,
- Haverah, (3)
- Haywra, (2)
- Little,
- Parade, (2)
- Place, (2)
- Ribston,
- Ripley,
- Parkinson, Lays, d Leaves of the Forest, quoted,
- Parliament,
- act of, (3)
- opprobrious words against the,
- Parson, the, (3)
- Parsons, strange,
- Parsonage,
- Pass, (2)
- cripple with one, (2)
- Irish people with one,
- lame women with one, (2)
- man, wife & children with one,
- men with one, (2)
- men & women with one,
- persons with one,
- poor man with one,
- seamen with a,
- soldiers with one, (5)
- women & children with
- Passengers, (15)
- benighted,
- from New England,
- lame, (4)
- taken by the French,
- Pastor, alluded to,
- Pasture house, (2)
- Pates (pait), see Badger,
- Pateley, (2)
- Paten (patten plate),
- Paterburne, see Paythorne.Pauper, (3)
- Paving the lanes,
- Paythorne (Paterburne), bridge,
- Peace, Perfect Peace,
- Peace
- Peal (appeal?)
- a peck of, (2)
- Peat,
- Pepys, Saml., Diary, quoted,
- Penalties, (2)
- Penrith (Pe'rith),
- Pensions,
- Pennypot Lane,
- Perambulation of parish, (2)
- Perth, (2)
- Peterborough Cathedral,
- Petition, (2)
- Petticoat (petty cote), (3)
- Petty capt., Rio.Chirden,
- Pew, churchwardens',
- Pewing of the church, at Ripley, (2)
- Pews,
- Pickering Lythe,
- Pigeons, keeping out of steeple,
- Pigs,
- Pillory,
- Pinfold, (13)
- Pinhaw hill,
- Pins, making,
- Pitcher, (2)
- Planks,
- for writing on,
- for seats,
- for Pott bridge,
- Plate, cleaning,
- Ploughing,
- Plumpton (Plompton), (5)
- Poaching, (2)
- Pointing the church, (2)
- Polecats,
- Pondicherry,
- Pontefract (Pountfreite, Pountfreytte, Ponteffract, Pomfrett),
(10)
- Poor, the, (2)
- Poor, badging of the, (6)
- folks' house,
- folks' orchard,
- house,
- man,
- scholar,
- relief,
- Poppleton, Bells of W.R., quoted,
- Population, see Harrogate.Posthumus,
- Pork,
- Post,
- Postage,
- Potatoes, (2)
- Pots,
- Pott bank, (2)
- Powder and match, (3)
- Prayer against distemper of cattle,
- Prayer
- books, (7)
- Common, (2)
- for
- May,
- binding,
- glueing,
- Prayers at the Workhouse,
- Praysers (appraisers),
- Preacher, strange, (3)
- Pre Reformation Chantry, vii., (5)
- Presbyterians,
- Present to K Charles II.,
- Presentments
- Preston in Amounderness, (2)
- Preston hill,
- Pretender,
- the Young, Prince Charles Edw.Stuart, (2)
- the Old,
- Prick (prike, preket), (5)
- Priest (Presto', preyste), (8)
- search for old,
- strange, (2)
- Primers, stolen, (2)
- Prisoners, (5)
- in Knaresb.Castle, (2)
- state,
- taking,
- Probate, judges of,
- Processioner, a,
- Proclamation,
- Prospect Cottage, Harrogate,
- Protestants, Irish, (3)
- Providence, saved by, (2)
- Pruning, the hedges,
- Pullein (Poleyn), family of, (2)
- Pulley, bell,
- Pulpit, (3)
- cushion, (3)
- head,
- iron work,
- Pursuivant (pursevant), (2)
- Pyours,
- Quaker, Byron's Ode to a Beautiful,
- Quakers, (7)
- carrying
- to Ripley,
- carrying
- to York,
- meeting house,
- Quarrels at Sulphur well,
- Quartermasters,
- Quebec (Quebeck),
- Queen's rent, (6)
- broad seal on a pass,
- proclamation against immorality,
- Quire, (2)
- Qwarton, see Wharton.
- Raine (Canon J.), Fasti Ebor., referred to, (2)
- Rampton, Notts.,
- Ramsgill bridge,
- Reader of Kirkby,
- Reading desk, (3)
- Rearing, the,
- Rebel heads taken down,
- Rebellion
- of James Edw., the Old Pretender,
- the Young Pretender's, (3)
- time of, (2)
- Rebels, defeat at Culloden of,
- Rector de Ryplay,
- Rectory of Pannal,
- Recusants, (9)
- Red house, Marston Moor,
- Refusing duties of parish constable,
- Reg.
- Regiment (Reggamt), Capt.Watkinson's, (3)
- Register, book,
- not on parchment,
- writing, (3)
- Registers,
- of Christ Ch., (3)
- of Knaresb., (2)
- of Pannal, (2)
- Yks.Par.Reg.Soc.,
- Registry, Diocesan, Chester,
- Rejoicing day, a,
- Reparations,
- Resin (rozin), black,
- Respass, (2)
- Ribble, river,
- Ribston (Ribstone), (3)
- Richmond,
- Riding about the parish,
- Riggald,
- Riggstones,
- Rigton, (10)
- Ringers & ringing, (8)
- Nov., (11)
- May, (2)
- Sept., (2)
- Oct., (2)
- Nov.,
- at a general fast,
- for defeat at Culloden, (2)
- complimenting the Duke of York, (2)
- at the Bishop's visitation,
- at ending of Sir M.Stapylton's scrutiny,
- on defeat of the French,
- of the French fleet,
- of the Dutch fleet,
- of Tippoo Sahib,
- on taking Belleisle,
- Guadaloupe,
- the French fleet,
- the Spanish fleet,
- Charlestown,
- Pondicherry,
- Quebec,
- St.Eustacia,
- Martinique,
- the Havannah,
- Lord Wellington's victory in Spain,
- proclamation of K.George (3)
- martyrdom of K.Charles I.;Pr.of Wales's birthday,
- return of K.Wm.(2)
- victory over French,
- on taking Namur,
- for peace, (3)
- for a thanksgiving,
- Ripley (Ripley, Rippley), (18)
- Castle, (2)
- church,
- Park,
- rector de,
- Ripon (Ripp'n, Rippon), (12)
- Bishop of, (2)
- bridge,
- Canon of, (2)
- Hon.Canon of, (2)
- common,
- Ripon, diocese of,
- Rippingale (Rippindale), Lines., (3)
- Road, Lime,
- Roade's house,
- Roads, badness of,
- Robbers (robers),
- Robbery, (8)
- Robbery, at Marton,
- Robbery,
- Robin Hood Lane,
- Rochester, (2)
- Rodney, Admiral, defeating Spanish fleet,
- Rogation week,
- Rogue, incorrigible,
- Ronssoy, France,
- Ropes,
- Rose,
- Rossett, (9)
- Rotherham (Rotheram),
- Roundheads,
- Rowntree, Rev.M.,
- Rowntree's Pannal, Past & Pres., quoted,
- Royal Hist.Soc.Tram., quoted, (2)
- Rugs, (2)
- Rural Dean,
- Russian yam, petit.against importation of,
- Rye,
- Rye, Sussex, (2)
- Sabbath breakers,
- Sacrament,
- administering, (2)
- on Good Friday,
- bread & wine for,
- wine,
- Sager close,
- Sailor (salor),
- St.Albans, Book of, quoted,
- St.Bees Coll.,
- St.Clement's Church, London,
- St.Eustacia (St.Ustatia),
- St.Ives, Hunts., (2)
- St.James's day,
- St.James in Pannal ch., chantry of,
- St.John's Chapel, vii.,
- St.John's Well,
- St.Mary's Church, Harrogate,
- St.Mary Magdalen's day,
- St.Paul's Cathedral, Lond., (2)
- St.Robert of Knaresb., (2)
- Friary of, Knaresb., (3)
- arms of,
- St.Robert, Minister of House of, (5)
- Saintes (Sanntes), the,
- Salade (sallett), (2)
- Salmon, killing a,
- Salop,
- Cruckmeal, (3)
- Oswestry, (2)
- Shrewsbury, St.Giles, (3)
- Salt cellars, stolen, (2)
- Sammesgate,
- Sand,
- Sauvenir, near Spa, Belgium,
- Sawley bridge,
- Scandalous words,
- Scandinavian,
- Scarborough,
- Scarcroft Moor,
- Scawbank,
- Scholar (scoller), a poor,
- School,
- Clint,
- Pannal, (4)
- door,
- glazening,
- thatching, (2)
- house, (2)
- chimney,
- pulling down,
- thatching,
- master,
- quarreys for windows,
- Scotchman, a, (3)
- Scotland, (5)
- Scots, the, at Fountains, Knaresb., Pannal & Tadcaster,
- Scotton, (5)
- Scriven, (4)
- Seamen, (8)
- lame,
- search for,
- with a pass,
- Sea overflowing,
- Searches & searching, (15)
- for arms, (3)
- for an old priest,
- for conventicles, (2)
- for dogs,
- for guns, (3)
- for horses,
- for nonconformists,
- for soldiers,
- for seamen,
- monthly, (2)
- particular,
- private,
- Season at Harrogate, a, quoted,
- Seats in church, (2)
- list of,
- mending them, (2)
- dressing with limedust,
- washing lime off,
- Seneschal of the Forest of Knaresb., (2)
- Serge (searge), (2)
- Sergeant,
- Sermon,
- Easter, (4)
- Easter Day, (3)
- on Good Friday,
- bequest for Easter,
- in sermon time,
- Serpcloth, serplath, serplas, see surplice.
- Servant, " tip " to,
- Settle, (2)
- Settlements, those that had no,
- Sessions, Quarter, (4)
- Christmas,
- Midsummer,
- Otley,
- Wetherby,
- Sessions, those liable for service at,
- Sessions Rolls, W.R.Quarter, (2)
- Sexton (saxton), the, (3)
- Sharpening tools,
- Shaving, (2)
- on Sunday;articles against,
- Sheep close,
- Sheep shanks, (3)
- Sheep stolen, (5)
- Sheriffturn, (4)
- Shift, (5)
- Shirts, (2)
- Shoes (Shoos), (7)
- Shoemaker,
- Short, Dr.T., Mineral Waters, quoted,
- Shortt, Smith & : Hist.of Ribchester, quoted,
- Shot off, hand,
- Shovels, (4)
- Shrewsbury (Shrewsberry), (2)
- St.Giles's, (2)
- Shutt (Shut),
- Siclinghall,
- Sike, the, (2)
- Silkstone (Silkston),
- Silver spoon, stolen,
- Singers, Kirkby, (2)
- Singing (syngyng), (2)
- Sir as eccl.title explained,
- Sircloth, surplice, (2)
- Sirplush (surplice),
- Sizar,
- Skayleinge Knareab.Castle,
- Skinner, (2)
- Skin for breeches,
- Skippe (Skip'), bridge, (2)
- Skipton, (7)
- Skull, see cap.Slaidburn (Slaiteburne), (2)
- Slain,
- Slate, (4)
- slating, (2)
- Slaves, Turkish,
- Sledge,
- Sleighting, Knaresb.Castle,
- Slingsby chapel, Knaresb.,
- Slough,
- Smith & Shortt : Hist.of Ribchester, quoted
- Smith (S.S.Ebor.), Saml., York,
- Smith, a, (2)
- smith work,
- Smithfield, E., (2)
- Smith fleets,
- Smock,
- stolen, (3)
- Smyth Daylles, Great,
- Snaith (Snaithe),
- Sneck, stable door,
- Snow, sweeping,
- Soap,
- Soldiers (soulger, souldier), (29)
- benighted,
- their baggage,
- guiding one,
- lame, (6)
- lame, (2)
- lame & blind,
- run from their colours,
- search for,
- Somme, valley of the, France,
- Southampton, sheriff of,
- South stile,
- Sowerby bridge,
- Soyr (sowrell, sorell), (2)
- Spa, Belgium, (3)
- Spades, (7)
- Spain, (2)
- Spanish fleet, defeat of,
- Sparrows, killing,
- Spayed, (2)
- Spa (Spew, Spaws), Harrogate,
- Spayed,
- Speake (?spoke), (2)
- Spelks,
- Spenser farm,
- Spinning,
- Spirit (speret),
- Spitalfields, (2)
- Spitle Croft,
- Splints (splents), (2)
- Spofforth (Spoforth, Spofford), (7)
- Sprigs,
- Spring lane,
- Springs,
- Harrogate, (2)
- filling quick,
- Spruisty, (2)
- Stable, (2)
- Staffs, (2)
- Eccleshall, (2)
- Bromley, (2)
- Stafford, (2)
- Stainburn (Stainb'), (2)
- Stainton,
- Stalls (stauls), (3)
- Stamp paper,
- Stanford, Sir C.Villiers, note on E.B.Farrar,
- S[tanhope], Dr.M[ichael), (2)
- Stanhope, Dr., Newes out of Yorkshire, quoted,
- Staple,
- Starbeck, see Belmont.
- Staveley (Stavely),
- Staying horses, (2)
- Stays, (2)
- Steeple, the,
- doors, lock of,
- keeping pigeons out of,
- pointing the,
- windows,
- Stiles,
- Stipend of Vicar,
- Stiphers, (2)
- Stirk (sterk), (2)
- Stocks, the, (10)
- Stockings, (6)
- Stones,
- Stonesteel (Stone stile),
- Stool, a,
- Storm, the great, (2)
- Stot girl,
- Stoups, (2)
- Straw, (2)
- mate,
- threaves of,
- watering it,
- Stranger (strangr, strainger, advena, alien, peregrinus,
sojourner), (18)
- Stray (Common more), the, (5)
- Stuart days, opinions in, (3)
- Stubham, (2)
- Sturdy beggars,
- Style, new,
- Subsidies,
- Subsizar,
- Suffolk,
- Suit,
- Sulphur (Sulfer) well, (17)
- baths at,
- death at, (3)
- order at,
- letting ground at,
- measuring at, (2)
- Sundial,
- Sun side,
- Suppers, soldiers',
- Surgeon, (2)
- Surgery,
- Surplice (serplath, serpcloth, surcloth), (7)
- Surtees Soc., (2)
- Surveyors of highways, (2)
- Sussex, Rye, (2)
- Sweeping the church, (2)
- Swifts,
- Swincliffe,
- Swinden (Swindon), (4)
- Sword, for common arms,
- Table,
- Tadcaster (Todcaster), (9)
- Town gate,
- Tailor, (6)
- Tassels,
- Tassets,
- Tavern, contrary to statute, keeping a,
- Tax, hearth, (2)
- on burials, (2)
- on windows,
- Taylor house,
- Taylor, Name.& their Histories, quoted,
- Tentergate,
- Terrier (terryor), (2)
- Tewits, pewits or lapwings,
- Tewit well, (5)
- Thack, threave of,
- Thanksgiving, (3)
- Thatcher, (2)
- thatching (thacing, thacking, theaking), (4)
- Thief whipping a,
- Thistle hill, (2)
- Thoresby Soc., Transactions quoted,
- Thornhill,
- Thorp,
- Thread, (2)
- Threave,
- Thruscross (Thorescross), (3)
- Tickhill (Tikhill),
- Timber, leading,
- Timble,
- Tin,
- Tipleinghouses, without licence,
- Tippoo Sahib, defeat of,
- Tithe barne,
- Tithes, (4)
- Toleration Act,
- Tools sharpening,
- Tower house,
- Town's box,
- Tragedy (Eugene Aram),
- Trainbands, (6)
- Transportation,
- Travellers,
- Treason, Gunpowder,
- Treasurer, Lord,
- Trees,
- Trellises, church,
- Trental of masses, (2)
- Trespass, (3)
- Trial
- of Eugene Aram,
- of Jonathan Leedam,
- Trimming,
- Trinity Sunday,
- Trinitarian Friary, Knaresb.,
- Trophy (trophe, trophie), money, (8)
- Troops, (2)
- Trotter
- Century Life in the Country Pariah, quoted, (2)
- Tufting the bell ropes,
- Turkey, Christians in,
- Turkish slaves,
- Turks, (2)
- Turnbridge, (2)
- Turnpike, (2)
- Turves, (2)
- Tuxford, Notts., s(2)
- Tyre, the gate, (3)
- Unbaptized,
- Uniform for dog whipper,
- Upper close, Haverah,
- Uproar, the,
- Use money, (2)
- Vagabonds,
- Vagrants, (3)
- Vallance,
- Varnishing,
- Vestry,
- ale for,
- fetching the,
- flags for,
- letting it,
- pew,
- Vicar (Vicker), (2)
- Vicarage,
- Victoria Avenue,
- Victualling (vitling), the workhouse,
- Visitation, (2)
- Archdeacon's,
- at Tadcaster,
- Bishop's,
- Visitors, see Harrogate.
- Visor,
- Virgin (Virg.),
- Wages (gaiges ), (3)
- Waggon,
- Wain load,
- Waistcoat, (3)
- Wake, drink at,
- Wakefield, (3)
- Wales,
- Walford C., King's Briefs, quoted,
- Walshford (Walshforth), (2)
- Walton Head, (2)
- Warrant, (2)
- Warwick, (2)
- Warwicks., Leominster,
- Washburn, river,
- Washing,
- the church,
- church linen, (3)
- lime off seats,
- surplice, (5)
- Wm.Benson,
- Watch, the, (4)
- bill & shaft,
- bill mending, (4)
- carrying to Sulphur well, (2)
- discharge of, (2)
- fire,
- fire and house room for,
- house,
- setting it,
- Watching,
- Tho.Mitton,
- Wm.Swale,
- Wm.Hattersley,
- Waters,
- Harrogate, (6)
- analysis of,
- early history of, (2)
- Way, church,
- Weasels, killing,
- Weathercock (wederkock), painting ,
- Webs for beds,
- Webster, linen,
- Wedderburn House,
- Wedges,
- Weeton, (2)
- Well at Harrogate, in (3)
- Benson's, (3)
- St.Magnus, (2)
- St.Mungo, (2)
- St.Robert's
- Sulphur, see Sulphur well;
- Tewit, see Tewit well : cold,
- Wellington, Lord, defeat of French in Spain, by,
- Wentbridge, (2)
- Westminster, (3)
- Weston (Westan),
- West Riding Quarter Sees.Rolls, (2)
- Wetherby (Wetherbie, Weatherby), (18)
- Whalton, Northumbld.,
- Whangs, (2)
- Wheat,
- Wheatley (Quetlay),
- Wheatley house,
- Wheel, a (spinning?),
- Whip, (2)
- Whipped, sentenced to be, (2)
- Whipping,
- a woman through the town of Pannal, (3)
- a thief,
- dogs, see Dog
- Whipping;post, (3)
- Whitby,
- Whitening the church, (3)
- Whitsun week,
- Whixley (Whyxley),
- Widow (vid., vidua), (6)
- Widow's pay withheld,
- Wigan (Wiggan),
- Wills, (4)
- Wills, Knaresb., quoted, (4)
- Wills of Leeds, &c., quoted,
- Wilts.
- Bishops Lavington, (2)
- Netherhaven, (2)
- Winchester, (3)
- Castle,
- Windows, (7)
- broken out,
- church, (3)
- mending,
- tax,
- Windsor, Dean of,
- Winsover (winsouer),
- Wine, (2)
- Winstanley's Eddystone Lighthouse,
- Wirlane, Clint,
- Witnesses,
- Woman
- at Sulphur well,
- dumb,
- with child on her back,
- Wood, (2)
- for Burn bridge,
- pieces of,
- Woodworkmanship,
- Woodstook hill, (2)
- Wool,
- breaking,
- load of,
- stolen, (2)
- Woolsey (wolsey), (2)
- Work, a week's,
- Workhouse, (2)
- prayers at the,
- victualling the,
- Workman,
- Worth £
- Wounding, beating &,
- Wright, Dr.J., Dialect Dictionary, quoted,
- Wright, the,
- West Riding Quarter Sessions Rolls, quoted, (3)
- Wrottesley, Staffs., (2)
- Yarborough, Lines.,
- Yam, stolen, (3)
- Yeadon,
- Yearwithe,
- York (Yorke, Yeorke, Ebor.Civ.), (28)
- canon of, (2)
- Castle, (15)
- county of, (5)
- Courant (Currant),
- advertisement in the,
- Duke of,
- Grand Jury House,
- Infirmary,
- Lord Mayor of,
- Recorder of, (2)
- Sheriff of,
- Rebel heads on Micklegate bar,
- Yorks.Archaeol.Journal, quoted, (2)
- Yorkshire, Bums, The, " Dav.Lewis,
- Yorke.Fines, Record Series, quoted,
- Yorks.Parish Register Society,
- Younger, ye,
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