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163 INDEX. Abbeys tin■ Reformation in York, suppressed at 33 Archbi shops, chronological list of 71 Arms of the city 101 Assembly rooms 139 Baile hill, or old Baile 135 Bar walls and bars 108 to 117 Bridges 147 Barbican ofWalmgate bar 114 Barracks HI Banks of York 119 Beddern 151 British association, meeting of, at York 131 Bruce, David 25 Bishopthorpe palace 159 Castle 133 Cathedral 43 Cattle market 119 Cemetery 145 Chapter house 68 Charles I. at York 37 Cholera ground 146 County hall 134 Churches 75 to 90 St Olave's, 75 ; St Crux, 76; All Saints, 77; All Saints, 77; St. Cuthbert, 78; St Saviour, 79; St. Michael, 79; St. Michaelle-Belfrey, 80; St. Margaret, 81; St. Dennis, 82 ; St Lawrence, 83 St. Mary, 84 ; Christ Church 84 ; St. Martin-le-Grand, 85 ; St. Helen, 85 ; Holy Trinity, 86; St. Maurice, 87 ; St. Sampson, 87; St. John, 88; St. Martin, 89 Holy Trinity, 89 ; St. Mary, 89 ; St. Mary, 90. Chapels 90 to 95 Presbyterian, 90; Wesleyan, 92; Roman Catholic, 93 ; Lendal, 93 ; Wesleyan, 94 ; Primitive Wesleyan Methodist, 91; Inde pendent, 94 ; Wesleyan, 95; Protestant MethodiBt, 95; Sa lem, 95 ; Wesleyan, 95 ; Cen tenary, 95. Chapels in York before the re formation , 34 Charity trusts 103 Clifford's tower 135 City Gaol 137 Corporation 100 Corporation estates 103 Cloisters 131 County hospital , . . . . 142 Deanery 154 Domesday, account of York in, . . 16 rage. Dispensary • 145 Eboracum, the Roman name of York 4 Education, statistics of, in York 120 Elections for the city of York .... 156 Eye institution 145 Festival concert room 139 Fish market 154 Foss bridge 148 Friends' meeting house 92 Government of the city 100 Gas light company 120 Gas light (union) company 120 Glass manufactory 119 Guildhall 137 Hospitals in York 157 to 159 Agar's, Barstow's, Ingram's, Winters cale's, Sir Robert Wa ter's, Wilson's, 157; Maison Dieu, or Merchant Tailor's, Colton's, The Old Maid's, Middleton's, Mason's, St.Thomas's, 159; St. Catherine's, Sir Henry Thompson's, Lady Hewley's, Trinity. 159. Hospitals in York, suppressed at the reformation 34 Insurance offices 120 Institute of popular science, &c. 13.1 Improvements in York 154 Jews, persecution of, in York.. 23 Leather Fair 119 Lendal ferry 153 Line fair 119 Lords lieutenant of the county. 156 Lord mayor, when first created. 101 Lord mayors of York, knighted. . 103 Lunatic asylum 143 Marston-moor 40 Medical institutions of York. . . . 142 Manor house 99 Mansion house 138 Merchants' hall 150 Merchant Tailors' company 158 Minster, historyand description of 43 Minster library 131 Mint yard 131 Monk bridge 148 Multangular Roman tower 127 Musical festivals in York minster 140 Norman Minster, remains of. . . . 59 New walk 153 Nunnery 153 News rooms 133 Newspapers in York : 156 Ouse bridge 148 Posterns of York 116 Parliaments held in York 20
164 INDEX. Page. Page. Peter prison 165 Subscription library 133 Physical topography 160 Swimming baths 152 Population of York I 117 Theatre royal 140 Poet office ' 150 Trade and commerce 118 Racecourse 141 Towton, battle of 27 Railway station 148 Union of the two houses of York Red tower 117 and Lancaster 31 Register office 150 Victoria, Princess, at York 42 Residence, new 154 Wards of the city 102 Retreat, or friends'lunatic asylum 144 Waterworks 153 Roman remains in York 5, 106, Wool market 119 127, 128, 129, 130 Wills' office 150 Schools (see education) Workhouse, York union 152 Savings' bank 119 YORK, built by the Romans, 1, Severus's hill 153 2, 3 ; capital of Roman Britain, St. Anthony's hall 123 4 ; residence of the emperors, St. Leonard's -place 154 Hadrian, Scverus, Caracalla, Organ, one of the largest in Europe 56 and Constantius, 7 ; birth-place Observatory 130 of Constantine the Great, 7 ; Saxon Chronicle, allusions to evacuated by the Romans, 8; York in 6, 44 capital ofthe kingdom of Northumbria, 9 ; Christmas first cele Saxon Minster, remains of 61 Saxon porch, St. Margaret's church 81 brated at York, 8: capital of Saxon archway, St. Lawrence's the kingdom of Deiri, 9 ; Bap church 83 tism of King Edwin, 10 For Saxon sculpture, St. Dennis's the general history of York, see church 82 pages 1 to 42 Saxon horn 67 York and ainsty hounds 141 Saxon baptismal font 86 Yorkshire philosophical society 127 Sieges of York, see general history Yorkshire school for the blind . . 125 St. Mary's abbey 96 Yorkshire assizes 134 St William's college 132 Yorkshire hussars 141 Stamp office 150 Zodiacal (Saxon) sculpture 81 fcttt of Wtultratum*. Plan of York foce Title. York Minster face page 43 St. Mary's Abbey 95 Walmgate Bar \qq Micklegate Bar 113 Bootham Bar 115 Monk Bar Hg (Errata. Page 16, line 1. for " raized," read " razed." Page 25, line 33, for "King Henri/," read " King Edward." Page 39, line 31, for " 24th," read " 24th June." John Lewia Linney, Printer, 15, Low Ousegate, York.
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ENTERED AT STATIONERS* HALL.
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2 ANCIENT AND in possession, goes t
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4 ANCIENT AND most extensive valley
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c ANCIENT AND Andrewgate, and cross
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8 ANCIENT AND this city. He was soo
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10 ANCIENT AND the faith of Christ.
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12 ANCIENT AND its magnificence and
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14 ANCIENT AND affairs, only metrop
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ANCIENT ANP raized York to the grou
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18 ANCIENT AND Uctred, and the land
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20 ANCIENT AND and a pix, or silver
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22 ANCIENT AND determine. We have n
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24 ANCIENT AND Israelites immolated
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28 ANCIENT AND replacing them by th
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30 ATfCIENT AND were warm adherents
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32 ANCIENT AND King Henry ! Our Lor
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34 ANCIENT AND 3. The Monastery of
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86 ANCIENT AND to Edinburgh. Arthur
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38 ANCIENT AND us as long as there
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40 ANCIENT AND at escalade ; but, u
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42 ANCIENT AND coming to latter tim
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MODERN YORK. 43 THE CATHEDRAL CHURC
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MODERN YORK. 45 to ruin; so much so
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MODERN YORK. 47 buted bountifully t
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MODERN YORK. 49 perhaps, saved the
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MODERN YORK. the Cathedral by the w
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MODERN YORK. 53 door-way of entranc
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MODEBN YORK. 55 FIRST PARTITION 1,
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MODERN TORK. 51 GSEAT MANUAL. Lengt
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MODEM* YORK. 59 more than five hund
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MODERN YORK. 61 tower. These vaults
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MODEEN YOKE. 63 suffered severely i
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MODERN TORK. 65 ornamented with cro
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MODERN YORK. 67 up ; but it was eas
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MODERN YORK. 69 was granted ; but t
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MODERN YORK. 71 A CHRONOLOGICAL LIS
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Archbishops, when consecrated. Sir
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M.0DEBN YORK. 75 THE PAEISH CHURCHE
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MODERN TOHK. 77 ail batata, 33abetr
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MODERN TOEK. 79 kept burning in hon
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MODEBN YORK. 81 the celebrated prin
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MODERN YOEK. 83 at the dissolution,
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MODERN YORK. 85 years, consequent o
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MODERN YOBK. 87 to the archbishop,
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MODERN YOBK. Mayor and aldermen to
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MODEEN TORE. 91 York for thirty yea
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MODERN YORK. 93 appears to have bee
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MODERN YORK. 95 (HEUsleoan Chapel,
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MODEEN YOEK. 97 promised to the arc
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MODERN YORK. 99 called the King's m
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MODERN YOKE. 101 of York to confer
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MODEEN TOEK. 103 JUagaa anD Turn's
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MODEBN YORK. 105 Rogerson's rent ch
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MODERN YORK. 107 is also round-arch
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MOliEEN YOEK. 109 old baile, with n
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MODERN TOEK. In 1 839, a breach was
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