Stella & Rose's Books

Contents

• CONTENTS OF VOLUME I
• BOOK I. GENERAL HISTORY
• CHAP I.
• Situation, Extent, Etymology, and General History, from the Earliest Period to the Commencement of the Saxon Heptarchy
• CHAP II.
• General History continued, from the Commencement of the Saxon Heptarchy to the Accession of William I
• CHAP III.
• General History continued, from the Commencement of the Reign of William the Conqueror to the Union of the Houses of York and Lancaster
• CHAP IV.
• History of the County, from the Union of the Houses of York and Lancaster to the Accession of Charles the First
• CHAP V.
• General History continued, from the Accession of Charles the First to the Restoration
• CHAP VI.
• General History continued, from the Restoration of Charles the Second to the Coronation of George the Fourth
• BOOK II - STATISTICAL HISTORY
• CHAP I.
• Situation, Extent, Boundaries and Soil of the Ridings of the County
• CHAP II.
• Agriculture
• CHAP III.
• Climate and General Appearance
• CHAP IV.
• Mineralogy, Geology, River, &c
• CHAP V.
• Manufacturers and Commerce
• CHAP VI.
• Ecclesiastical and Civil Government, Honorial History, Population, Ancient and Present Division of the County
• BOOK III. - TOPOGRAPHICAL SURVEY OF THE CITY AND AINSTEY OF YORK
• CHAP I.
• Situation, Etymology, History of York from the Earliest Period, and Civil Government
• CHAP II.
• Roman Antiquities discovered in York
• CHAP III.
• Walls, Gates and Posterns of York
• CHAP IV.
• Historical Notices of the Foundation and Successive Alterations of the Cathedral
• CHAP V.
• Biographical Notices of the Archbishops of York
• CHAP VI.
• Survey of the Cathedral
• CHAP VII.
• Monuments and Tombs in the Cathedral
• CHAP VIII.
• Survey of the Close of the Cathedral and its Appendages
• CHAP IX.
• Survey of Micklegate Ward
• CHAP X.
• Survey of Walmgate Ward
• CHAP XI.
• Survey of Monk Ward
• CHAP XII.
• Survey of Bootham Ward
• CHAP XIII.
• Liberties of York
• CHAP XIV.
• St. Mary's Abbey and the King's Manor, York
• CHAP XV.
• The Ainstey of York
• CONTENTS OF VOLUME II
• BOOK IV. HISTORY AND TOPOGRAPHICAL SURVEY OF THE EAST RIDING
• CHAP I.
• Ancient Rise, and Progressive Increase of Kingston-Upon-Hull, Municipal Government, &c
• CHAP II.
• Progress of the Commerce of Kingston-Upon-Hull, and Formation of the Docks
• CHAP III.
• Survey of Kingston-Upon-Hull, within the Docks, and the rivers Hull and Humber
• CHAP IV
• History and Topography of Kingston-Upon-Hull, without the Docks, Including the parishes of Sculcoates and Drypool
• CHAP V
• Survey of the County of the Town of Kingston-Upon-Hull
• CHAP VI
• Historical Notices of the Borough of Beverley
• CHAP VII
• History and Description of Beverley Minster
• CHAP VIII
• Ancient Extent of Beverley, St Mary's Church, Religious Houses, &c
• CHAP IX
• Survey of the Borough of Beverley
• CHAP X
• Notices of Eminent Natives, and of the Liberties of Beverley
• CHAP XI
• Survey of Harthill Wapentake
• CHAP XII
• Survey of Dickering Wapentake
• CHAP XIII
• Survey of Buckrose Wapentake
• CHAP XIV
• Survey of Ouse and Derwent Wapentake
• CHAP XV
• Survey of Howdenshire
• CHAP XVI
• Historic Notices of the Lords of Holderness, and of the Ancient State of that District
• CHAP XVII
• Survey of the North Division of the Wapentake of Holderness
• CHAP XVIII
• Survey of Holderness Wapentake, (middle division)
• CHAP XIX
• Survey of Holderness Wapentake (south division)
• BOOK V -HISTORY AND TOPOGRAPHICAL SURVEY OF THE PARISH AND BOROUGH OF LEEDS
• CHAP I
• Ancient Rise and Progressive Increase of the Town, Manufactuers, Commerce, Municipal Government &c
• CHAP II.
• Survey of the Churches and Chapels, with some Account of the Public Charities in the Town of Leeds
• CHAP III.
• General Survey of the Town of Leeds
• CHAP IV
• Survey of the Chapelries and Townships in the Parish of Leeds
• CONTENTS OF VOL.III.
• BOOK VI. HISTORY AND TOPOGRAPHICAL SURVEY OF THE WEST RIDING
• CHAP I.
• Survey of Strafforth and Tickhill Wapentake. Ancient Rise and Progressive Increase of the Town of Sheffield, Manorial History, and Municipal Government
• CHAP II.
• Manufactures of Sheffield
• CHAP III.
• Survey of the Churches and Chapels with some Account of the Public Charities in the Town of Sheffield
• CHAP IV.
• Survey of the Town of Sheffield
• CHAP V.
• Survey of the Townships of Sheffield, and of the Parishes forming the South Division of Strafforth and Tickhill Wapentake
• CHAP VI.
• Survey of the Parishes forming the North Division of Strafforth and Tickhill Wapentake
• CHAP VII.
• Survey of the Soke of Doncaster
• CHAP VIII.
• Survey of Osgoldcross Wapentake
• CHAP IX.
• Survey of the Wapentakes of Morley and Agbrigg
• CHAP X.
• Survey of the Wapentakes of Barkstone Ash, Staincross, Staincliffe and Ewecross
• CHAP XI.
• Survey of the Liberty of Ripon, and the Wapentake of Skyrack and Claro
• BOOK VII. HISTORY AND TOPOGRAPHICAL SURVEY OF THE NORTH RIDING
• CHAP I.
• Survey of Whitby Strand Liberty and Pickering Lythe Wapentake
• CHAP II.
• Survey of Rydale, Bulmer, Birdforth, Halikeld, and Hang Wapentakes
• CHAP III.
• Survey of the Wapentakes of Gilling, Landbargh and Allertonshire