THE other part of this goeth by the name of so called from a therein seated. It conteineth within its Jurisdiction five to wit, those of and It lyeth very high, is mountainous and rocky ; it hath good Mines of and is interlaced with fertile and hath for its chief places

first built by Earl of soon after the coming of the who fenced it about with a (which gives entrance by three which leadeth into so many ) and fortified it with a most strong highly seated on a the better to secure himself against the violent assaults of the and reposing little trust in his of not far distnat, which was a place more noted for then strength. This is seated on the Northern banks of the where it hath a A River so rapid, that it rusheth rather then runneth among the and was esteemed by the

About three below and on the said River is seated the small Village of and which and call and and was an ancient City of the which is evidenced by the heaps of Rubbish, and other things of remark.

seated on a little Brook; a small but hath a good on for and

scituate on the a small on

Not far from this and on the Northern High-road or Street is an ancient which hath the election of

seated on the and not far from which hath an indifferent on

Nigh unto this is seated in a Park, once a stately building.

a very small and inconsiderable

Further Westwards is scituate on the which was a of the for on the top of a was a Fort or Hold, which conteined about five of ground in compass, and is now called where Mr. faith he saw many pieces of

In this Track of are many waste places void of and such are and others.

[] Richmondshire very moun-tainous, hath Mines of Lead, &c.

[] Richmond.

[] Catarrick.

[] Bedall.

[] Masham.

[] Albrough.

[] Middleham.

[] Bolton-Castle.

[] Askrigg.

[] Bainthridge, or Burgh.