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A Topographical Dictionary of England
… and south by the Irish Sea, and on the east by the river Duddon, which forms a bay, famous for cockles and muscles, … Furness railway runs through the parish, and crosses the Duddon sands by an embankment and timber viaduct. A market …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… Benet, William of Wytheslade, Anselm of the same, John of Duddon, Richard of Scorton, Roger Baret of Brunton, Nicholas …
A History of the County of Hertford
… by failure of such heirs, William Brereton and John Duddon obtained a grant of the reversion of the manor. 39 …
Magna Britannia
… in the south-west angle of the county, on the river Duddon, and at the foot of Black Comb; about nine miles from …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Westmorland
… is a well defined region, bounded by the Derwent, the Duddon, and the fells which separate the upper courses of …
Roger Whitley's Diary 1684-1697
… spoke to him to give him some good advise; a man came from Duddon to sell a calfe; Fryer came to be hyred for the whole …
Roger Whitley's Diary 1684-1697
… who lay at Tarvyn, & came thither to drink the waters at Duddon; they all went past 7 but Minshall stayd all night. …
A collection of the State Papers of John Thurloe
… this informant was told by one Edward Bell the elder of Duddon in the said county, that there would be a plot … being the 8th day of this instant march; and to call at Duddon as he went, to speak with him; who when this informant … Edward Bell told him, that the party, that was then at Duddon, being about threescore and ten horsemen, armed with …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… of Ashton, Bruen-Stapleford Burton, Clotton-Hoofield, Duddon Foulk-Stapletord, Hockenhull-Stapleford, Horton with …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… into the Irish Sea between the sandy estuaries of the Duddon and the Leven to the west and east, it extends … went thence to Trutehil or Troutal, and thence by the Duddon to the sea. The Fells are divided into two groups by … from Little Langdale Tarn on the Brathay south-west to the Duddon below Ulpha, having the peaks of Wetherlam (2,502 …