Acomb defcribed Page 79, 80 Act of Parliament for cleanfing and enlightening the 98 173 to 239 for preventing Abufes in weighing and packing of 240 to 245 274 to 276 for improving the Navigation of the River Oufe 246 to 273 70 -70 to 73 Grant of the Reftitution of it with the Mayorality and Liberties by Edward I. 71, 72 -Its Boundaries defcribed 72 -Commiffion to Unfreemen to exercife the Office of 73 ib. -bears two Fifths of Parliamentary Affeffments laid ib. 74 75 -Freeholders within this District vote for Members in Parliament for the County at large -contains 35 Towns or Hamlets-Their Names Alcuin, or Albinus, an Account of him Afkam-Bryan described Richard defcribed O.. BBat, of Bafe, John, Account of him, his Writings, &c.° 35 Bickerton defcribed Bilton defcribed Bifh opthorpe described Bolton-Percy defcribed Bowes, Sir Martin, Account of him Brockett-Hall within the Parish of Bolton-Percy C CARR, to Karl of o ARR, Robert, Earl of Somerfet, Account of him Charles, (afterwards King Charles I.) Duke of York, Man- Page 5 84 2 43 84 '98, 99 I to 7 8g E A SEDYKE Earle, John, Bishop of Salisbury, Account of him 64 to 66 3 Edward Auguftus, (Brother of King George III.) Duke of York 6 Epitaphs, &c. in the Churches in York 103 to 172 54 5% Ergham, John, Account of him Erneft Auguftus, Duke of Brunswick and Lunenburg (Bro- F FLOUR, Robert, (afterwards, ca LOUR, Robert, (afterwards called St. Robert of Fofs in the Ainfty-Its Rife and Course defcribed Frees, Valentine, and his Wife born and martyred in York 55 G ALLOWS for Execution of Criminals GALLOWS 55 56% Grofs, William le, firft titular Earl of York, or Yorkshire Henry, (afterwards Henry VIII.) Duke of York Hoton, or Hutton cum Angram, defcribed Hoxton, or Oxton, defcribed J AMES, (afterwards James II.) Son of King Charles I. 91 5 KNAPTON. NAPTON defcribed K K Knaresbrough, St. Robert of, Account: of Knavefmire defcribed L -L Page 98 46 to 52 - 100 to 102 ANGLEY, Edmund of, (fifth Son of Edward III.) Lepton, John, famous for riding fix Days together between London and York. M ARSTON cum Hoton-Wandesley described M*Mayors and Bailiffs of York (Life of) Mayors, Lord, and Sheriffs of York (Lift of) Monkton defcribed. Monumental inscriptions in the Churches of York 3 60 91, 92 26 to 31 31 to 41 76 N Nid River EVISON, WILLIAM, Nun-Appleton defcribed Oufe River, Acts of Parliament for improving the Oxton, or Hoxton, deferibed P P ARLIAMENT, Reprefentatives in, for the City of York (Lift of) Parliament, antient Mode of Election -18 to 23: Number of Freemen who voted at contefted Richard, Grandfon of Edmund, first Duke of York, the of Shrewsbury (fecond Son of Edward IV.) Duke 42 8 to 17 of York, Lift of 32 to 41 99 83 Sheriffs of Yorkshire (List of ) from the Time of William I. Skipbridge Steeton-Hall defcribed Swinburn, Dr. Henry, Account of him his Writings, &c. 61, 62 Synnyngthwayte described T ADCASTER defcribed T Tankerfield, George, a Martyr 95 Thorp-Arch described Tockwith defcribed Tofti, Earl of Northumberland Tyburn V. Ꮩ W W ISCOUNTS, or High Sheriffs of the County of . ALDBY, John, York, Account of him Waldby, Robert, Archbishop of York, Account of Waltheof, Earl of Northumberland - the first Man of Quality beheaded in England I Wolfington, alias Oxton, defcribed. Y YORK, the Capital of the Northumbrian Kings du ring the Heptarchy York, Seat of the Earls of Northumberland till the Con- and Lancaster, the Origin of the Difputes between City, Perfons famous in Hiftory, or otherwife re- I ib. 4 43 to.69 and the infty are accounted one Eighth of the WeftRiding, and one Twentieth of the County at large 73 bears three Fifths, and the Ainfty two Fifths of Parliamentary Taxes ib. |