Clark, George Thomas, 1809-1898 · London, Wyman & sons · leaf 221
soon anone,The innermost walles they could not win, For they were cut in roche of stone. The baron was Sir George Bowes, who held the castle for elevendays against the Earls of Northumberland and Westmoreland in1569, and then, according to some accounts, capitulated on fairterms. Probably Percy… … A. Inner Ward. C. Town Ward. F. Brackenburys Tower. B. Middle Ward. D. Outer Ward. G. Round Tower. E. [North Gate. The Castle of Barnard Castle. 207 Upon its east curtain are the remains of a rectangular building,projecting inwards from the wall, and known as BrackenburysTower. There, was also a…
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