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Title: The history of the castle, town and forest of Knaresbrough, with Harrogate, and it's medicinal springs
Year: 1809 (1800s)
Authors: Hargrove, Ely, 1741-1818
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Publisher: Knaresbrough Printed by Hargrove
Contributing Library: Robarts - University of Toronto
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Toronto

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-clined on a mattress, by Carracci: Over the left-hand2 L 398 FARNLEY. door, a portrait of James I., (master unknown): Overthe right-hand door, a sea-piece, by moonlight; Mo*nime: Over the library door, dead game, by Weeniv:On the left, Susanna, and elders, by Gnercino; Onthe right, ships, in a gale of wind, by Backhuysen. A most elegant Window, of &tatmo <S\mi In the first square of which, are the initials of JohnHawkesworth, who served under Richard Pons, a nor-man lord, at the battle of Hastings; whose secondson, Walter Pons, marrying the heiress of the lord-ship and castle of Clifford, in Herefordshire, becamethe first lord Clifford** On the opposite side, are the initials of WilliamHawkesworth; with a date, 1220: Below, are beau-tifully displayed, the principal quarterings, and in-termarriages of the families of Hawkesworth, andFawkes, with the following inscription: » Taken from a pedigree of the family of Hawkesworth, attested bf&C king, at arms, 1(542. FARNLEY. 390
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Library : Twenty-fouh feet, by 22, and 17 high. Achoice collection of books; and, a great variety ofwell-executed prints, by Gilpin, Varlcy, Turner, fyc* Here is one of those extraordinary mandates, sentunder the privy-seal of king Charles I., requestingthe loan of a certain sum of money: It is directed to2 L 2 NETVHALL. Thomas Fawkes, esq.; dated, April 11th, Rap in gives a list of the names of a number ofpersons, who were sent to prison, for refusing to com-ply with the royal request. About two miles from Farnley, isNEWHALL; The seat of Thomas Clifton, esq., barrister at law.This estate was the property of the Fawkess, so earlyas the time of king Edward I.. It afterwards becamethe seat of Edward Keighlev, esq.; who married Anne,sole daughter of William Goldesburgh, of Goldes-burgh; and had issue, Leonard Reighley; who soldthis property to mr. Proctor, a gentleman of the law,about the year 1589; of whom, it was probably pur-chased, by Edward Fairfax* esq., the celebrated poet,who flo

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