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4 giorni fa · The title of Earl of Newcastle upon Tyne was, on March 7, 1627, revived in the person of William Cavendish, Viscount Mansfield and Baron Ogle. At Shrove-tide, in 1632, there was a riot of the apprentices of Newcastle, on account of a new lime-kiln and ballast-heap having been made without the gate of the town, called Sand Gate.
4 giorni fa · IN this church were a number of ancient shrines, monuments, and monumental inscriptions, raised to the memory of the distinguished dead. But when the Scots stormed the town, they plundered the churches, and broke down, with axes and hammers, the carved work and effigies that adorned these mournful but gratifying memorials.
2 giorni fa · In 1429, Roger Thornton, the elder, bequeathed forty marks to the reparation and ornamenting of this church. On the 13th of August, 1451, a ratification of the truces of Scotland was made in the vestry of St. Nicholas' church at Newcastle upon Tyne.
1 giorno fa · The first Maling pottery was established at North Hylton, near Sunderland, in 1762 by William Maling. He had interests in coal, timber and shipping, and the development of a pottery business fitted well with these. Pots fired in kilns heated by the locally-dug coal could be exported in William’s ships, which would eventually return from ...
2 giorni fa · Historic Newspapers. The Library has access to a wide range of historic newspapers, most of which have been digitised and made available online. Our strength is in British and Irish newspapers, but we do have some historic international collections as well (please choose the International News Sources button to view these).
5 giorni fa · Reference: 92531 Date Added: 7 May 2024 Closing Date: 21 May 2024 Job Title: Admin Assistant Trainee Working For: Chi Onwurah MP (Newcastle-upon-Tyne Central) Location: Newcastle upon Tyne Salary: £22,318 Length of Contract: 18 months Job Details We are seeking…. Chi Office May 18, 2024 Admin, Constituency Corner, Featured, Front Page ...
2 giorni fa · William Glyn was instituted to the vicarage January 20, 1418. (fn. 3) John de Heyworth was made vicar in 1436. (fn. 4) Thomas Harelred was vicar before 1494. John Deye, D. D. was vicar at the feast of St Cuthbert, in 1494. William Fell was vicar before 1499. (fn. 5) John Sanderson was vicar before 1532.
