Chillingham

Corbridge Lordship, where appear great tokens of buildings by square stones.

Chatton Lordship upon Till, a mile from Chillingham.

In Yorkshire, Seymour, Hummonby, near Seymour, Pocklington Market are two miles from Seymour, Leakinfield, two miles from Beverley, Wessel Castle, two miles from Howden Market, where the Bishop of Durham hath a fair palace, Cattern, where is a park, as is almost of the lordships of Forryhurst, spofford a great village a two miles from otley upon ayr river topcliffe on swale a goodly manor house in a park tadcaster and healy lindley by spofford where sir thomas johnson now is heir he had in kent a five hundred mark of poyning's lands in south saxe poyning's lordship petworth tory bryan in somersetshire that master kitson bought the lord marquis of exeter had much of his lands in devonshire he had castles in wales and was there a great lord marcher peraventure payne castle by wye was his for he bare the name of the lord fitzpaine he had some land in suffolk and cambridgeshire he had tallacharn a castle about the mouth of tay coming from caermadean from carlul to berg on the sands six miles from berg to workington twelve miles from workington to st b's fourteen from st b's to furness by the sea-coast fourteen miles from furness to lancaster twelve miles from lancaster to preston twenty miles esk flew limes at scotiae at angliae lythard there flew it in at motel lithel was a moated place of a gentleman called sir water sealerby the which was killed there and the place destroyed in king edward the third when the scots went to durham and their king was take by copland at durham on a hill thereby where was many scots buried bow ness is at the point or plain of the river of eden where is a little poor steeple as a fortlet for a brunt and it is on the hither side of the river of eden about at eight miles from caer about this bowness is part of the picked wall evidently remaining and it may be supposed that it is called bowness as who should say the wall ye or point or end berg in the sand standeth a mile off from the hither bank of eden it is a village by the which remain the ruins of a great place now clean desolated where king edward i died Berg standeth from Bowness three miles, and four miles, or five, from Careloul.

Berg longed sometimes to the Moorvilles.

Corbridge lordship, where appear great tokens of buildings by square stones.

Chatton lordship upon Till, a mile from Chillingham.

In Yorkshire: Seamer, Hummanby near Seamer, Pocklington Market at two miles from Seamer, Leconfield two miles from Beverley, Restall Castle two miles from Howden Market, where the Bishop of Durham hath a fair palace.

Caton where is a park as is almost of the lordships afore rehearsed.

Bamburgh, sometime a huge and great castle, one of the strongest in those parts.

Aguston, a tower upon the south side of Lindis River.

Chillingham Castle, longing to Sir Edward Grey, whose wife was married to Sir Robert Heldercar.

Ford Castle in Glyndale upon the east side of Till.

Corbridge Lordship, where appear great tokens of buildings by square stones.

Chatton Lordship upon Till, a mile from Chillingham.

In Yorkshire, Seymour, Hummonby, near Seymour, Pocklington Market are two miles from Seymour, Leakinfield, two miles from Beverley, Wessel Castle, two miles from Howden Market, where the Bishop of Durham hath a fair palace, Cattern, where is a park, as is almost of the lordships of Forryhurst, spofford a great village a two miles from otley upon ayr river topcliffe on swale a goodly manor house in a park tadcaster and healy lindley by spofford where sir thomas johnson now is heir he had in kent a five hundred mark of poyning's lands in south saxe poyning's lordship petworth tory bryan in somersetshire that master kitson bought the lord marquis of exeter had much of his lands in devonshire he had castles in wales and was there a great lord marcher peraventure payne castle by wye was his for he bare the name of the lord fitzpaine he had some land in suffolk and cambridgeshire he had tallacharn a castle about the mouth of tay coming from caermadean from carlul to berg on the sands six miles from berg to workington twelve miles from workington to st b's fourteen from st b's to furness by the sea-coast fourteen miles from furness to lancaster twelve miles from lancaster to preston twenty miles esk flew limes at scotiae at angliae lythard there flew it in at motel lithel was a moated place of a gentleman called sir water sealerby the which was killed there and the place destroyed in king edward the third when the scots went to durham and their king was take by copland at durham on a hill thereby where was many scots buried bow ness is at the point or plain of the river of eden where is a little poor steeple as a fortlet for a brunt and it is on the hither side of the river of eden about at eight miles from caer about this bowness is part of the picked wall evidently remaining and it may be supposed that it is called bowness as who should say the wall ye or point or end berg in the sand standeth a mile off from the hither bank of eden it is a village by the which remain the ruins of a great place now clean desolated where king edward i died Berg standeth from Bowness three miles, and four miles, or five, from Careloul.

Berg longed sometimes to the Moorvilles.

Radio X. It's time for me too.

Chillingham.

At the start of every week, sorry, I saw millions of texts coming in suddenly with places where she might have seen them and also what you were doing in that extraordinary moment.

It stunned us, didn't it? We all actually looked at each other.

Never heard of such

a thing.

Anyway, ladies and gentlemen, we recently adopted Pet Town 493, Chillingham in Kent, another one of the Medway towns.

This is three miles east of Strood.

And here is the league table.

Huddersfield are first, Norwich are second, York are third, Chillingham are fourth, West Ham are fifth, Hartlepool are sixth.

Hey, cam boy, you're coming with me.

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On a rainy Northumberland night in the 1790s, william winter gained entry under the pretense of seeking shelter into the home of margaret crozier who he then murdered after winter was caught he was tried and hung in newcastle his body was hung in chains at the stench cross an ancient boundary stone within sight of his victim's home Although executed in Newcastle, the Ghost of Winter has been reported at Winter's Gibbet.

Chillingham Castle.

We all know this one.

13th century Chillingham Castle has a turbulent history, evidence of which is plain to see in the torture chamber with gruesome implements of punishment, including a stretching rack, bed of nails, and spiked chairs.

boasting some of the highest levels of paranormal activity in the country.

Their ghost tours are very popular.

Corbridge Lordship, where appear great tokens of buildings by square stones.

Chatton Lordship upon Till, a mile from Chillingham.

In Yorkshire, Seymour, Hummonby, near Seymour, Pocklington Market are two miles from Seymour, Leconfield, two miles from Beverley, Wessel Castle, two miles from Howden Market, where the Bishop of Durham hath a fair palace, Caton, where is a park, as is almost of the lordships of Fourryhurst.

spofford a great village a two miles from otley upon ayr river topcliffe on swale a goodly manor house in a park tadcaster and healy lindley by spofford where sir thomas johnson now is heir he had in kent a five hundred mark of poyning's lands in south saxe poyning's lordship petworth tory bryan in somersetshire that master kitson bought the lord marquis of exeter had much of his lands in devonshire he had castles in wales and was there a great lord marcher peraventure payne castle by wye was his for he bare the name of the lord fitzpaine he had some land in suffolk and cambridgeshire he had tallacharn a castle about the mouth of tay coming from caermadean from caerluil to berg on the sands six miles From Bourke to Workington, 12 miles.

reed riseth within three miles of the scottish march it riseth in the north and cometh south-west through rydesdale and so into north tyne arm a little lower than bellingham that standeth somewhat of north tyne and is a ten miles above hexham north tyne riseth plain north and runneth almost plain north till he meeteth with south tyne some hold opinion that at holystone or in the river of cockett thereabout were three thousand christened in one day in primitiva ecclesia sacks cockett river for a certain space of miles divideth cockdale from rydesdale cockett cometh by harbottle a goodly castle and thence to lynn briggs some time of stone now fallen thereabout was great building but now desolation newcastle a market town hexham a market town morpeth a market town is twelve long miles from newcastle wandsbeck a pretty river runneth through the side of the town on the hither side of the river is the principal church of the town on the same side is the fair castle standing upon a hill longing with the town to the lord dacus of gillsland the town is long and meetly well builded with low houses the streets paved it is far fairer town than annick a quarter of a mile out of the town on the hither side of wansbeck was newminster abbey of white monks pleasant with water and very fair wood about it annick market town bamborough now no market town berwick a market town castles in northumberland newcastle chipchase a pretty town and castle hard on the east part of the arm of north tyne the which divideth tynedale from northumberland for tynedale though it be as a part of northumberland yet it is as a part privileged within itself tynemouth abbey sometime used for a castle dalwell castle four miles from tynemouth and within a mile of the shore otterburn castle standing on otter in rydesdale the which joineth hard upon north tynedale there be ruins of a castle longing to the lord borrow at midford at the south side of wandsbeck four miles above morpeth it was beaten down by the king for once a gilbert middleton robbed a cardinal coming out of scotland and fled to his castle of midford morpeth castle standeth by morpeth town it is set on a high hill and about the hill is much wood the town and castle belongeth to the lord dacus it is well maintained witherington castle longing to the witheringtons standeth within half a mile of the shore somewhat as touching against cockett island by it runneth a little brook on the north side and there is a little village of the same name the brook runneth into the sea by itself workworth castle standeth on the south side of cockit water it is well maintained and is large it longed to the earl of northumberland it standeth on a high hill the which for the more part is included with the river and is about a mile from the sea there is a pretty town and at the town end is a stone bridge with a tower on it beyond the bridge is bamboroughshire anic castle howick a little pile longing to the missing word a mile from the shore dunstanborough a two miles beyond howick hard on the sea-shore it standeth on a high stone rock the castle is more than half a mile in compass and there hath been great building in it thereby is a strong missing word betwixt dunstanborough and bamborough is embleton a mile from the shore and a mile from dunstanborough Bamborough, sometime a huge and great castle, one of the strongest in those parts.

Agoston, a tower upon the south side of Lindis River.

Chillingham Castle, longing to Sir Edward Grey, whose wife was married to Sir Robert Heldekar.

Ford Castle in Glyndale upon the east side of Tyll.