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Magna Britannia
… one great trackway in particular ran from the banks of the Eamont to Carlisle, nearly in the line of the present … and tenth of Richard's, and seems to have crossed the Eamont, where the present turnpike road does, and proceeded …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… Sockbridge-with-Tirrel, Low Winder, and Yanwith-with-Eamont-Bridge; and containing 1668 inhabitants, of whom 323 … part of the lake of Ullswater, from which flows the river Eamont, separating Westmorland from Cumberland. Barton Fell … a large low structure, beautifully situated in the vale of Eamont. Martindale and Patterdale have each a separate …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Westmorland
… is a parish on the E. side of Ullswater and the river Eamont. The church, Barton Church Farm and the prehistoric …
Calendar of Border Papers
… Michell Wynskell, Jo. Thompson, James Dodd. "Absent."Eamont Thomson, Jo. Thomson, Ed. Ritcheson, William Vertie, … Robert Wraie, Jo. Wray, Jo. Godbarne, Richard Burbanck, Eamont Bacon, Jo. Cock, Robert Hodgson, Christofer Hodgson, … "Bilmen."Martyn Alman, John Pacok, Barnard Udhall, Robert Eamont. "Absent."Jo. Sowreby, Jo. Pacok, senior, Richard …
Calendar of Border Papers
… [uppon] Lard of Maingerton, Lard of Whithaugh, and Eamont Armstronge of Wisgills, with their complices to the …
Calendar of Border Papers
… and John of Whithawghe, Hob of Whithawghe son to John Eamont of Hilhouse, for taking 31 kye and oxen, a naig, and …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… on every side, except the south, by the rivers Eden, Eamont, and Lowther, which unite here, and comprises by … pleasantly within a curve on the southern bank of the Eamont. In the western part of the parish is a chapel of …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Westmorland
… N.W.) Brougham is a parish on the S. bank of the River Eamont, 11 m. N.W. of Appleby. The Roman station, the church, … Castle and about 250 yards S.E. of the confluence of the Eamont and Lowther rivers. The longer axis is N.W. to S.E.; … formerly called Ninekirks, stands on the E. bank of the Eamont on the N. side of the parish. The walls are of …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… 81 inhabitants. It lies on the north side of the Eamont river. Carleton Hall is a modern edifice, adorned with … walks, and commanding a delightful view of the vale of Eamont. It was purchased, in 1828, from Lord Wallace of …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… of which it is partly separated by Ulswater and the river Eamont, and from the latter by the river Duddon; on the west … by the level tracts bordering on the rivers Eden, Eamont, Petterill, and Caldew, from those occupying the … being augmented in different parts of its course by the Eamont, Irthing, Caldew, and Petterill, empties itself into …