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British History Online

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Julius C sar read Dr. Julius C sar. 158, 85, for Clifton read Clifton. 168, 27, xix., line 3, dele Bywell. 171, 39, line 2, for lieutenant read lieutenants. 223, 109, for Maynard read Margaret. 267, 100, for Sir Charles

Border Papers volume 2, September 1595, 01 September 1595-30 September 1595

fee of the said Sir John Forster as bailiff and receiver of the issues, & c., of the barony of Bywell and lordship of Bulbecke (parcel of the possessions of the late Earl of Westmorland attainted) 6 l . 7

Addenda, Queen Elizabeth - Volume 29, January 1586, 01 January 1586-31 January 1586

to prevent me of the parsonage of Bywell, belonging to the house of Durham which I have possessed 16 or 18 years, and have a lease of for divers years. It lies in Bywell lordship, whereof I have the rule.

Index, U, 01 January 1515-31 December 1518

Unicorn , Scotch pursuivant, 344, 779, 832, 872, 1710, 1723, 1779, 1797, p. 1458. Unthank , in the lordship of Bywell, p. 469. Unterwalden , a Swiss canton, 1119, 1341, 2013, 2378, 3317, 3593. Unton , Th., pp. 1484, 1485.

Border Papers volume 2, April 1596, 01 April 1596-30 April 1596

jurie," escaped from prison and are not recaptured. One called William Shaftoe, was deputy bailiff to Sir John Forster in Bywell lordship, and so used it, that there are not 6 able horse there. I removed him just before the

Victoria County History

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Hospitals St John Baptist , Barnard Castle

8 d . from Rieva ulx Abbey ; and tithes from the mills of Barnard Castle , Gainford , and Bywell . The particulars given in the Commissioners' Report in 1594 agree in the main with the above, the pension

Houses of Cistercian monks The abbey of Calder

committed during t hat expedition by the Picts and Galwegians of the Scottish army are well known. 4 Philip of Bywell tells us that the abbey of Calder was one of the victims of the raid. Thirsting for the blood

Houses of Benedictine monks Priory of St Cuthbert , Durham (later Durham cathedral)

a remonstrance from the monks. 'The Scots,' they wrote to the Privy Council, have plundered our manor of Beaurepaire. At Bywell , Merrington , and Ferryhill we and our tenants have had great losses. Also the monks of our cell

Cause Papers in the Diocesan Courts of the Archbishopric of York, 1300-1858

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CP.G.1320

Chicken [Chicking] Role: witness Details: male Location: Warden (Northumberland) Place(s): Warden (Warden) : ecclesiastical parish Location: Bywell St Andrew (Northumberland) Place(s): Bywell St Andrew (Bywell) : ecclesiastical parish Location: St John Lee (Northumberland) Place(s): Anwick Grange (Anicke Grange, Anycke Grange,

CP.G.1306

Sancte Jones) : chapelry Location: Warden (Northumberland) Place(s): Warden (Warden) : ecclesiastical parish Location: Durham (Dunlem) : diocese Location: Bywell St Andrew (Northumberland) Place(s): Bywell St Andrew (Bywell) : ecclesiastical parish Location: Hexham (Northumberland) Place(s): Hexham (Hexham) : ecclesiastical parish

CP.G.1348

(Northumberland) Place(s): Warden (Warden) : ecclesiastical parish Location: Durham (Dunelm) : diocese Location: Hexham (Northumberland) Place(s): Hexham (Hexham) : ecclesiastical parish Location: Bywell(Bywell) : ecclesiastical parish Cannot identify Location: Hexham (Northumberland) Place(s): Priory of Hexham (Hexham) : religious house

CP.E.96

Place(s): Monkwearmouth (Wermouth monachorum) : ecclesiastical parish Location: Jarrow (Durham) Place(s): Jarrow (Jarowe) : ecclesiastical parish Location: Northumberland Place(s): Bywell(Bywell) : ecclesiastical parish Cannot identify precisely. Location: Edlingham (Northumberland) Place(s): Edlingham (Edlyngham) : ecclesiastical parish Location: Holy Island (Northumberland)

The History of Parliament

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FENWICK, John (1698-1747), of Stanton, Brinkburn and Bywell, Northumb.

of Stanton, Brinkburn and Bywell, Northumb. Constituency Dates Northumberland 1741 19 Dec. 1747 Ofifces Held Sheriff, Northumb. 1727-8. Biography Fenwick, whose family had often represented Northumberland, was described by Lord Tankerville, its lord lieutenant, as a Jacobite, who ‘ought not

SWINBURNE (WYNBORNE), John (by 1526-77 or later), of Chopwell, co. Dur.

upon the middle marches 1552/53; servant of Henry Neville, 5th Earl of Westmorland, by 1555; steward, baronies of Bolbec and Bywell for 5th and 6th Earls of Westmorland by 1562-9. Biography On the list of Members for Mary’s second Parliament

BEAUMONT, Thomas Wentworth (1792-1848), of Bretton Hall, Yorks. and Bywell, Northumb.

of Bretton Hall, Yorks. and Bywell, Northumb. Constituency Dates Northumberland 1818 1826 Stafford 15 Dec. 1826 1830 Northumberland 1830 1832 Northumberland South 1832 1837 Ofifces Held Lt.-col. commdt. W. Northumb. militia 1813-24. Biography Beaumont, a forceful public speaker who had

HODGSON, John (1806-1869), of Elswick House, Northumb.

He died intestate and without issue at Stelling Hall in November 1869 and was buried in the family vault at Bywell St. Peter.[footnote] His widow (d. 1879) having renounced probate, administration of his personal estate, which was thrice sworn (under

House of Commons Parliamentary Papers

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18 February 1754, 18 February 1754

Act for dividing and " enclofing Great Shildon Common, or Shildon Moor, with- " in the Manor and Barony of Bywell, in the County of " Northumberland;" to which they defire the ConcurÃÂ¬ rence of this lioufe. The faid Bill

19 February 1754, 19 February 1754

An Aft for dividing and enclofing Great Shildon Common, or " Shildon Moor, within the Manor and Barony of " Bywell, in the County of Northumberland*' Ordeked, That the faid Bill be committed to the Confideration of the Lords Committees

22 February 1754, 22 February 1754

" Aft for dividing and enclofing Great Shildon Common, " or Shildon Moor, within the Manor and Barony of " Bywell, in the County of Northumberland" was committed : " That they had considered the faid Bill, and examined the

28 February 1754, 28 February 1754

committed to a the fame Meflengers: Committee of the whole Houfe, To-morrow. Sbildon Moor, within the Manor and1 Barony of Bywell, in the County of Northumberland." The Queftion was put,. " Whether this Bill, " with the Amendments, {hall pafs?"

5 March 1754, 5 March 1754

Aft for dividing and enclofing Great Shil- ** don Common, or Shildon Moor, within the Manor and ÃÂ' Barony of Bywell, in the County of Northumber- ÃÂ« land." "22. An Aft for eftablifliing and rendering effec- " tual certain Articles

British Newspapers 1600-1900

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British Newspapers 1600-1900

8 olwg W oolwich. Tra yr oedd. yn myned yalaen yn b araf yn erbyn y llanw, daeth llestr fawr-y Bywell fel y tybir-i lawr yr afon gyda chyflymndra mawr, a thar- 7 awodd yn ei. herbyn mewn modd dychrynllyd,

British Newspapers 1600-1900

Fawrtb, y 3edd in o'r mis hwn, tuag ugain Mynyd neu chwarter u i wyth o'r glocb, trwy i'r agerlong Bywell r, Castle redeg i'r agerlong Princess .41ie, yn agos Y i North Woolwicb, fel yr oedd yr olaf yn

British Newspapers 1600-1900

Prine ss Alice a'r Bywell e 0 Castle en dedfryd i'r ilys am saith o'r gloch - boreu Iau. Cynwys y ddedfryd ydoedd nad 1, oedd y gwrthdarawiad yn un 'gwirfaddol, ond s na. chymerodd y Bywell Castle y rhagocheliad

British Newspapers 1600-1900

the foundation stone of a bridge about to be built by T. W. Beaumont, Esq., M.P., across the Tyne at Bywell, was laid by that gentleman, but the hilarity of the day was damped by a melancholy accident. Orders had

British Newspapers 1600-1900

implied compact, by which Mr Matthew Bell, the Tory member for South Northumberland, will be unopposed by Mr Beaumont, of Bywell. Mr Beaumont is now talked of as a candidate for North Durham. NoTTnRAxsxsaSE (South).-Lord Newark's address appeared on Saturday.

19th Century British Pamphlets

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The Columban clergy of North Britain, and their harrying by the Norsemen., 1879

earlier than the restoration of Ealdwine. It connects itself, not with the Lincoln towers, but with the earlier type at Bywell and Ovingham . But it is raised on a porch evidently older than itself, and showing signs of the

Statistics of Church of England schools for the poor in England and Wales for the years 1866 and 1867., 1870

Stockton-on-Tees Rev. A. Hutton . Northumberland . Alnwick Deanery Rev. "W. J. Meggison. Hexham and Cor- "\ bridge Deaneries ( Bywell , Stocksfield - on- Tyne ) Morpeth NeS!)e /^'C*} Edward Spoor , Esq. Norham Deanery!-r, w MirriplpflC! ( Berwick-on-Tweed

Report, rules, and regulations, of the Society for the Relief of Distressed Clergymen, and their Widows and Families, commonly called the Society of the Sons of the Clergy in the Diocese of Durha..., 1861

Wylam Hall B Beaumont , W. B., Esq., Bywell Hall Bigge, Rev. J. F., Stamfordham Blackett, Sir Edward , Bart., Matfen Blackett, W. F., Esq., Newton Hall D Dwarris, Rev. E. B., Bywell a Gipps, Rev. F., Corbridge p Priestman,

Report of the South Northumberland Liberal Association for the year ending 31st December, 1882., 1883

do Samuel Little , Miekley Square George AVatson, Blickley „ J. B. Lee , Stocksfield Hall „ Edward Graham , Bywell AVilliam Lawson, Ovington Thomas Gilchrist , Ovington John Robson , Stockfield Rev. J. M. AVray, Ovingham Mr Richard Yieldcr,

List of stock to be exhibited at the annual show, to be held at Hexham on the 30th day of July, 1863: (According to notices lodged with the Secretary), 1863

(10446). 25. Ditto ditto " Roses," by Melbourn , dam by Liberator, calved in 1859 . 26. Messrs Trotter , Bywell , Stocksfield , " Lilly ," calved June 23rd, 1858 , by Richard Coeur de Lion (13590), dam Violet

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