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To the brazen-head
[1685?]
Appeal to "... change nothing of religion nor the laws, then no discontent shall here invade." Apparently a dialogue in verse between James II and an oracle. Anon.
Heads of lectures, on the polite arts
Fitzgerald, Francis
1784
"Miscellanies" has separate pagination and signatures.
Title: Inscriptions on head-stones
Author: Anonymous
Date(s): 16-- or 17-- ?
Manuscript: Lt 13
Contents: Churchyard epitaph, warning the living that they too must die. Collective
title shared with BCMSV 1093-5.
Title: [Inscriptions on head-stones]
Author: Anonymous
Date(s): 16-- or 17-- ?
Manuscript: Lt 13
Contents: Epitaph, warning the living that they too must die. Collective title shared
with BCMSV 1092, 1094-5.
Title: [Inscriptions on head-stones]
Author: Anonymous
Date(s): 1714 ?
Manuscript: Lt 13
Contents: Epitaph, asserting victory over death; possibly for a man called Carnel,
wittily punning on his name (see Crum). Collective title shared with BCMSV
1092-3, 1095.
Title: [Inscription on head-stones]
Author: Anonymous
Date(s): 16-- or 17-- ?
Manuscript: Lt 13
Contents: Doggerel epitaph warning the living that they too must die. Collective title
shared with BCMSV 1092-4
Lease of Hall Ing Head
5 Apr 1659
1. James Armitstead the elder of Settle, husbandman, and Richard Armistead, bachelor, his son 2. Robert Preston of Settle
Lease of Hall Ing Head
15 Mar 1663
1. John Relfe , husbandman John Sigswick, labourer, and others of Settle 2. Robert Preston of Settle