Descriptive and historical notices of some remarkable Northumbrian, castles, churches, and antiquities ... With biographical notices of eminent persons (1852)
Gibson, William Sidney, 1814-1871 · London : W. Pickering; [etc., etc.] · leaf 249
was events; and here the royalist garrisonvulgarly called Proud Preston. The stood out manfully for their sovereigntown, which is situated on what was in the great rebellion. Early in Febru-once the Great North Road, and occu- ary, 1G13, Seaton, a major-general ofpies a delightful eminence, the… … „^ iW^^*^^^- .•=f * r-^-s^ .■g<«==-J«g- DILSTON HALL. 73 10th. No opposition was offered to their entrance ; for aregiment of dragoons besides the miUtia, had retired in thenight of the 7th, on hearing of the approach of the Princesfiiends to Lancaster. On arriving at Preston, they were joined…
Derwentwater, James Radcliffe, Earl of, 1689-1716 · Castles -- England Northumberland · Castles -- England Cumbria · Religious institutions -- England Northumberland
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