HISTORICAL & DESCRIPTIVE GUIDE TO CARLISLE AND DISTRICT. ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED AS "ARTHUR'S GUIDE TO CARLISLE." FOURTH EDITION. REVISED AND EXTENDED. CARLISLE: PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY ALBERT BARNES MOSS, (SUCCESSOR TO T. W. ARTHUR & CO., 71 & 73, ENGLISH STREET & RAILWAY BOOKSTALLS, 54 mike from Castele je Where Edward 1st died when on his hoy to congrundcolfand 1307 This Work was originally published, some years ago, as "Arthur's Guide to Carlisle," but has been revised and greatly extended, so as to meet the want of a reliable Guide to this interesting Border City, and is now brought down to 1881, under the title of "The Historical and Descriptive Guide to Carlisle." THE PUBLISHER. го UBCARY Br, 5169.73 HERARD COLO FROM THE LIR-RY OF FRANCIS PEABODY MAGDUN ang 1.1980 CONTENTS. PAGE. 1 4 Chapter VII.-Out of Town Arbuthnot, Sir John, governor, 46. Armathwaite, 156; castle, 156. Arthur's Round Table, 164, 202. Assizes to be held at Carlisle, 19. Athelwald, the first Prior, and Cardew, 168. Cargo, 168. Carleton, 168. Carlisle in 1810, 151. Carlisle destroyed by the Picts, 7; Carlisle invested by 80,000 men, 9. Carvings on Capitals of Pillars in Carvoran, 168. Castle Carrock, 169. Castle, the, 60. Choir of Cathedral, 82. Chronicle of Lanercost, 14, 216. Citadel Station, 142. City, Castle, and Monastery re- City rebuilt by Egfridus, 7. City Walls, 55. Cleator Moor, 169. Clifford, Lord, 17, 210; 246. Comyn de Badenoch, 10. Constantine, king of Scotland, 181. Convalescent Institution, 108. Convents, 91. Conventual buildings, 90. Corby, Great, 171. Corby, Little, 171. Corporation Plate and Insignia, 98. Crofton, 178; hall, 178. Cromwell at Carlisle, 38. Culloden, Battle of, 54. Cumberland, Duke of, 49, 167. Cummersdale, 179. Cummertrees, 180. Cumrew, 180. Cumwhinton, 180. Cumwhitton, 180. Curthwaite, (East and West), 180. Dacre, 180; castle, 180. Dacre, Lord, governor of Carlisle, 17, Dovenby, 183; hall, 183. Eaglesfield, 184. Eamont Bridge, 185. East Window of Cathedral, 84; ancient glass in do., 84. Edenhall, 185. Eden Salmon Conservancy, 184. Edward II. proclaimed king at Edward III. at Carlisle, 17. Gelt, 188. Giant's Grave, 254. Gilcrux, 189. Gilnockie, 189. Gilpin, Captain, 41, 46; 45, 267. 194 Glenham, Sir, Thomas, 32. Gondíbour, Prior, 80, 90, 92. Graham, Sir J., 106, 130, 138, 269 Great Blencowe, 198. Grey, Walter de, governor, 9. |