Supplement to the antiquities of England and Wales (1777)
Grose, Francis · London: Printed for S. Hooper · leaf 294
lery. The Oratory is now fitted up for a dwelling-houfe, and has been occafionallyinhabited by perfons tending fheep paftured here, or employed to colleft fea-weed;the other building is ufed for a light-houfe, the irons feen on its top, beingcontrivances for holding the fire. The flone coffin… … History preserving the MonumeNTS of Antiquity. f.i/rt 7 THIRLWALL CASTLE, NORTHUMBERLAND. of hufbandry, made many breaches and paffages therein, by which they couldeafily pafs to and fro. From thefe openings, which in the EngUfli language arepronounced Thirlit-wall, it took its prefent name,…
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