x CONTENTS. 



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Bolland Rombald's Moor Otley Chevin, &c 38 



Boulsworth Hill Holme Moss, &c 39 



Rosebury Topping Danby Beacon Eston Nab Burton Head 



Ralph Cross Peak, &c. Hambleton End Whitstone Cliff, &c... 39 



The Wold Hills Wilton Beacon, &c. their ancient condition 41 



CHAPTER III. 

 RIVERS OF YORKSHIRE. 



Area drained by the H umber, &c 42 



Rain Springs Rivers 43 



The Tees its source, waterfalls, scenery 45 



Roman Stations and Inscriptions Camps at Bowes, Greta Bridge, 



Eston Nab, &c 47-50 



The Swale wild scenery round its source 51 



Course from Muker by Reeth to Richmond 52 



Cataractonium inscriptions antiquities 54 



Course to Topcliffe and the junction of the Wisk. Course of the 



Wisk, junction with the Ure 56 



The Ure character of Wensleydale Hawes 57 



Numerous Waterfalls Simmer Water 58 



Inscriptions at Bainbridge Addleborough 59 



Waterfalls at Askrigg and Ay sgarth Bolton Castle 60 



Middleham Castle Jervaux Abbey 62 



Tanfield Hall circular earthworks 63 



Ripon Aldborough (Isurium) Devil's Arrows described by Leland, 



Camden, &c 65 



Antiquities and inscriptions at Aldborough 68 



The Ouse, formed by the junction of the Swale and the Ure 69 



The Nidd scenes round its origin 69 



Harrogate inscribed Pig of Lead 71 



York the war-centre of the North its vicissitudes camp of Ebu- 



racum antiquities, inscriptions, &c 73 



The Wharf e four regions of Wharfedale characterized 78 



Bolton Abbey Ilkley camp altar inscriptions crosses 80 



St. Helen's Ford Tadcaster Cawood 83 



The Ouse Ancient mounds on Skipwith Common Selby 83 



The Derwent its singular course Hackness antiquities 86 



The Rye Rievaulx Abbey Kirkdale Cave Saxon sun-dial Rose- 

 dale Byland Abbey Gilling Castle Hovingham inscription ... 87 



Malt on. a Roman station antiquities roads inscriptions 89 



Ancient state of the Vale of Pickering 90 



Stamford Brig Wresill Castle Leland 91 



