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17 THE Chronology of the Erection of York Minster, ACCOEDING TO THE LATE Mr. BrOWNE. Section of Cathedral. Date. Archbishops. Kings. Architecture. Church of Stone com. . Greatly injured by Fire . A.D. 627 670 741 Paulinus Wilfrid Egbert Edwin Oswy Eadbert . Saxon. Saxon. Rebuilt (Nave, Transepts, &c.) .. ) 1080 Thomas WiUiam I. Norman. Injured by Fire . 1137 Thurstan . Stephen . Rebuilt or repaired, Choir and Crypt j 1170 Eoger Henry II. . Late Norman. The Present Cathedral. So. Transept erected,about North Transept erected Chapter-house . . Vestibule to Chapter- { house . . . . ( j j 1220 1250 1270 1280 1340 1335 1350 Walter de Grey Walter de Grey \ Walter Giffard j William Wykewane William Melton . William Melton Wm. de la Zouch ] j Henry III. . Henry III. Edward I.. Ed. n.&iii. Edward HI. Early English. Early English. Decorated. Decorated. Decorated. Nave .. .. Choir, eastern portion Choir western portion Bell-tower, south-west j j j j 1291 1360 1361 1415 1419 1472 1433 1450 John le Romayne 1 John Thoresby j John Thoresby Henry Bowet Henry Bowet George NeviUe John Kempe Edward I.. Edward II. Edward III. Edward ni. Henry V. . Henry V. . Edward IV. Henry VL . j- Decorated. Early Perpen. & Perpendicular Perpendicular Late Perpendicular. Bell-tower, north-west J 1450 1474 John Kempe ) William Booth [ George NeviUe j Henry VI. . Edward IV. Late Perpendicular. Central-tower . . Organ-screen . . J | 1460 1472 1476 1518 WiUiam Booth ) George Neville ) Lawrence Booth . Cardinal Wolsey . Edward IV. Edward IV. Henry VIII. Late Perpendicular. Late Perpendicular. c
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Page 11 and 12: THE PEACTICAL GUIDE TO THE CITY OF
Page 13 and 14: PEEFAOE- In the compilation of this
Page 15 and 16: ILLUSTEATIONS. Key-Map of the City.
Page 17 and 18: Index, yii PAGE Harrison's Hospital
Page 21 and 22: ; YOEK: HISTOEY OF THE CITY. The Ci
Page 23 and 24: city 3 beniglited people to the Chr
Page 25 and 26: - sought 5 sword, throngli the blin
Page 27 and 28: 7 tagenet, Duke of York, who was sl
Page 29: BOOTHAM BAR, YORK
Page 32 and 33: 10 the Young Pretender," the city s
Page 34 and 35: 12 It is presumed, the visitor to Y
Page 36 and 37: 14 In 867, the kingdom of Northumbr
Page 38: 16 window was saved with very great
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Page 45 and 46: 21 founded by Archbishop de la Zouc
Page 47 and 48: 23 of cianopied work—that of Arch
Page 51 and 52: 25 The stained-glass window in the
Page 53 and 54: 27 nearly 60 feet long. In the entr
Page 55 and 56: 29 A monument to Major Oldfield, 5t
Page 57 and 58: 31 bishop of Canterbury for her fir
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Page 62 and 63: 34 "breadth ; the tracery, which is
Page 64 and 65: 36 Brass offertory dishes, about 50
Page 67 and 68: A—St. William's Tomb. B—Font.
Page 69 and 70: 41 Bishop of Carlisle ; and was tra
Page 71 and 72: 43 Hidings since January, 1858, any
Page 74 and 75: MICKLEGATE BAR, YORK
Page 76: 46 again, and very shortly come to
Page 80: 48 the last siege of the city, when
Page 84: 50 finest and most perfect geologic
Page 88 and 89: 52 of the King's Manor and the resi
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54 tlieir railway tickets. The gate
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56 ivindows, nine of wliicli are fi
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58 The third window was given by Ei
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60 ratifies the confirmation of the
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62 of King Edward III. and Philippa
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Lancastrian Period. King Henry V. a
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66 king's party, and also tlie grea
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68 In the Muniment-room are kept th
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70 the well, now dry, which formerl
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72 CHUEGHES. All Saints, North-stre
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74 large congregation at a very mod
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76 The pillars supporting the arch
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78 St. Maurice, just without Monk B
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80 CHAPELS- BAPTIST CHAPEL, in Prio
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' Pilgrim 82 choir sisters are enti
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84 Mason's Hospital, CoUiergate, fo
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86 THE EETEEAT, Heslington Eoad, wa
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88 SCHOLASTIC AND LITEEAEY. THE EOY
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90 defrayed by donations and public
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92 INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL FOR BOYS, Occu
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94 INSTITUTE LIBEAEY, St. Saviourga
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96 borough), 27tli W. R. (Ripon), 3
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98 Europe to the benighted savage i
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100 THEATRE ROYAL, Corner of St. Le
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102 BKIDGES, MAEKETS, AND FAIKS. LE
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104 CASTLE MILLS BEIDGE, Of great a
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106 (warm or cold) Sd., swimming 2d
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108 STREETS. Names and Architecture
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110 MANUFACTURES AND COMMERCE. The
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112 jfco provide for which it is pr
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114 VILLAGES. AC0MB, pleasantly sit
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116 being ornamented, with slender
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118 of the early Norman age : dotti
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120 Selby, twelve miles by rails ;
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TO H.M. WAR ROBERT J. i-^r^m^^ DEPA
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Yorkshire Fine Art & Industrial Exh
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ALVARA HUMPHREY, ENGLISH AND FOEEIG
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