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Thelwall

Thelwall

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Sep 12, 2026

Leonard WilsonNARRATOR
71:23
Good merchandise at Learpool, and much Irish yarn that Manchester men do buy there.
Leonard WilsonNARRATOR
71:29
warrington upon mersey in chestershire a paved town one church a frere's augustine at the bridge end the town is of a pretty bigness the parish church is at the tail of all the town it is a better market than manchester Thelwall, sometime a havenet and little city, as it appeareth by the king's records.
Leonard WilsonNARRATOR
71:51
Now fish-garths mar the haven, and the old town now a poor village.
Leonard WilsonNARRATOR
71:56
It stondeth a two miles upward from Warrington.
Leonard WilsonNARRATOR
72:00
Thelwall so called because it was walled about with great ... lease, that is to ... delogues or timber-posts.
Leonard WilsonNARRATOR
72:11
Wigan, paved, as big as Warrington and better builded, there is one parish church amid the town, some merchants, some artificers, some farmers.
Leonard WilsonNARRATOR
72:21
Mr. Bradshaw hath a place called Hoar, a mile from Wigan.
speaker_0NARRATOR
71:42
It is a better market than Manchester.
speaker_0NARRATOR
71:45
Thelwall sometime a haven at and little city as it appeareth by the king's records.
speaker_0NARRATOR
71:51
Now fish garths mar the haven and the old town now a poor village.
speaker_0NARRATOR
71:56
It stondeth a two miles upward from Warrington.
speaker_0NARRATOR
72:00
Thelwall so called because it was walled about with great...lys that is to...de lugs or timber posts.
speaker_0NARRATOR
72:11
Wigan paved as big as Warrington and better builded.
speaker_0NARRATOR
72:14
There is one parish church amid the town.
speaker_4NARRATOR
73:55
Lancaster Shire containeth five little shires.
speaker_4NARRATOR
73:59
west derbyshire alias derbyshire leopold alias liverpool a paved town hath but a chapel walton of four miles off not far from the sea is parish church the king hath a castellet there and the earl of derby hath a stone house there irish merchants come much thither as to a good haven after that mersey water coming toward roncorn in cheshire listeth among the commune people the name and to learpool a five mile on the other side in lancastershire is called roncorn water at learpool is small custom paid that causeth merchants to resort good merchandise at learpool and much irish yarn that manchester men do buy there warrington upon mersey in chestershire a paved town one church a freres augustine at the bridge end the town is of a pretty bigness the parish church is at the tail of all the town it is a better market than manchester Thelwall, sometime a havenet and little city, as it appeareth by the king's records.
speaker_4NARRATOR
75:10
Now fish-garths mar the haven, and the old town now a poor village.
speaker_4NARRATOR
75:15
It stondeth a two miles upward from Warrington.
speaker_4NARRATOR
75:19
Thelwall so called because it was walled about with great ... lease, that is to ... de logs or timber-posts.
speaker_4NARRATOR
75:30
Wigan, paved, as big as Warrington and better builded, there is one parish church amid the town, some merchants, some artificers, some farmers.
speaker_4NARRATOR
75:40
Mr. Bradshaw hath a place called Hoar, a mile from Wigan.
Carl ManchesterNARRATOR
80:24
Lancaster Shire containeth five little shires.
Carl ManchesterNARRATOR
80:28
west derbyshire alias derbyshire leopold alias liverpool a paved town hath but a chapel walton of four miles off not far from the sea is parish church the king hath a castellet there and the earl of derby hath a stone house there irish merchants come much thither as to a good haven after that mersey water coming toward roncorn in cheshire listeth among the commune people the name and to learpool a five mile on the other side in lancastershire is called roncorn water at learpool is small custom paid that causeth merchants to resort good merchandise at learpool and much irish yarn that manchester men do buy there warrington upon mersey in chestershire a paved town one church a fray's augustine at the bridge end the town is of a pretty bigness the parish church is at the tail of all the town it is a better market than manchester Thelwall, sometime a havenet and little city, as it appeareth by the king's records.
Carl ManchesterNARRATOR
81:39
Now fish-garths mar the haven, and the old town now a poor village.
Carl ManchesterNARRATOR
81:44
It stondeth a two miles upward from Warrington.
Carl ManchesterNARRATOR
81:48
Thelwall so called because it was walled about with great ... lease, that is to ... de logs or timber-posts.
Carl ManchesterNARRATOR
81:59
Wigan, paved, as big as Warrington and better builded, there is one parish church amid the town, some merchants, some artificers, some farmers.
Carl ManchesterNARRATOR
82:09
Mr. Bradshaw hath a place called Hoar, a mile from Wigan.
SpencerHOST
66:18
Engelmunder gets free.
SpencerHOST
66:20
He's sending Egefu to Lindisfarne and the boys off to Thelwall to join a garrison there.
SpencerHOST
66:27
The boys being Edmund and Osbert.
EileenHOST
66:30
And then Ethelstan and Uhtred meet.

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EileenHOST
77:00
It doesn't sound right.
EileenHOST
77:03
Okay.
EileenHOST
77:04
Um, so Onlof and the guys are sailing to Thelwall.
EileenHOST
77:07
Yeah.
speaker_3NARRATOR
74:37
Lancaster Shire containeth five little shires.
speaker_3NARRATOR
74:42
west derbyshire alias derbyshire leopold alias liverpool a paved town hath but a chapel walton a four miles off not far from the sea is parish church the king hath a castellet there and the earl of derby hath a stone house there irish merchants come much thither as to a good haven after that mersey water coming toward roncorn in cheshire listeth among the commune people the name and to learpool a five mile on the other side in lancastershire is called roncorn water at learpool is small custom paid that causeth merchants to resort good merchandise at learpool and much irish yarn that manchester men do buy there warrington upon mersey in chestershire a paved town one church a frere's augustine at the bridge end the town is of a pretty bigness the parish church is at the tail of all the town it is a better market than manchester Thelwall, sometime a havenet and little city, as it appeareth by the king's records.
speaker_3NARRATOR
75:53
Now fish-garths mar the haven, and the old town now a poor village.
speaker_3NARRATOR
75:58
It stondeth a two miles upward from Warrington.
speaker_3NARRATOR
76:01
Thelwall so called because it was walled about with great ... lease, that is to ... de logs or timber-posts.
speaker_3NARRATOR
76:12
Wigan, paved, as big as Warrington and better builded, there is one parish church amid the town, some merchants, some artificers, some farmers.
speaker_3NARRATOR
76:23
Mr. Bradshaw hath a place called Hoar, a mile from Wigan.
Larry WilsonNARRATOR
79:39
Lancaster Shire containeth five little shires.
Larry WilsonNARRATOR
79:43
west derbyshire alias derbyshire leopold alias liverpool a paved town hath but a chapel walton of four miles off not far from the sea his parish church the king hath a castellet there and the earl of derby hath a stone house there irish merchants come much thither as to a good haven after that mersey water coming toward roncorn in cheshire listeth among the commune people the name and to learpool a five mile on the other side in lancastershire is called roncorn water at learpool is small custom paid that causeth merchants to resort good merchandise at learpool and much irish yarn that manchester men do buy there warrington upon mersey in chestershire a paved town one church a frere's augustine at the bridge end the town is of a pretty bigness the parish church is at the tail of all the town it is a better market than manchester Thelwall, sometime a havenet and little city, as it appeareth by the king's records.
Larry WilsonNARRATOR
80:54
Now fish-garths mar the haven, and the old town now a poor village.
Larry WilsonNARRATOR
80:59
It stondeth a two miles upward from Warrington.
Larry WilsonNARRATOR
81:03
Thelwall so called because it was walled about with great ... lease, that is to ... delogues or timber-posts.
Larry WilsonNARRATOR
81:14
Wigan, paved, as big as Warrington and better builded, there is one parish church amid the town, some merchants, some artificers, some farmers.
Larry WilsonNARRATOR
81:24
Mr. Bradshaw hath a place called Hoar, a mile from Wigan.
Sue AndersonNARRATOR
75:45
It is a better market than Manchester.
Sue AndersonNARRATOR
75:48
Thelwall, sometime a havenet and little city, as it appeareth by the king's records.
Sue AndersonNARRATOR
75:53
Now fish garths mar the haven, and the old town now a poor village.
Sue AndersonNARRATOR
75:58
It stondeth a two miles upward from Warrington.
Sue AndersonNARRATOR
76:02
Thelwall, so called because it was walled about with great...lice, that is to...de lugs or timber posts.
Sue AndersonNARRATOR
76:13
Wigan, paved, as big as Warrington and better builded.
Sue AndersonNARRATOR
76:16
There is one parish church amid the town.
Ruth GoldingNARRATOR
71:23
Good merchandise at Learpool, and much Irish yarn that Manchester men do buy there.
Ruth GoldingNARRATOR
71:29
warrington upon mersey in chestershire a paved town one church a frere's augustine at the bridge end the town is of a pretty bigness the parish church is at the tail of all the town it is a better market than manchester Thelwall, sometime a havenet and little city, as it appeareth by the king's records.
Ruth GoldingNARRATOR
71:51
Now fish-garths mar the haven, and the old town now a poor village.
Ruth GoldingNARRATOR
71:56
It stondeth a two miles upward from Warrington.
Ruth GoldingNARRATOR
72:00
Thelwall so called because it was walled about with great ... lease, that is to ... delogues or timber-posts.
Ruth GoldingNARRATOR
72:11
Wigan, paved, as big as Warrington and better builded, there is one parish church amid the town, some merchants, some artificers, some farmers.
Ruth GoldingNARRATOR
72:21
Mr. Bradshaw hath a place called Hoar, a mile from Wigan.
speaker_5NARRATOR
73:54
Lancaster Shire containeth five little shires.
speaker_5NARRATOR
73:58
west derbyshire alias derbyshire leopold alias liverpool a paved town hath but a chapel walton of four miles off not far from the sea is parish church the king hath a castellet there and the earl of derby hath a stone house there irish merchants come much thither as to a good haven after that mersey water coming toward roncorn in cheshire listeth among the commune people the name and to learpool a five mile on the other side in lancastershire is called roncorn water at learpool is small custom paid that causeth merchants to resort good merchandise at learpool and much irish yarn that manchester men do buy there warrington upon mersey in chestershire a paved town one church a fray's augustine at the bridge end the town is of a pretty bigness the parish church is at the tail of all the town it is a better market than manchester Thelwall, sometime a havenet and little city, as it appeareth by the king's records.
speaker_5NARRATOR
75:09
Now fish-garths mar the haven, and the old town now a poor village.
speaker_5NARRATOR
75:14
It stondeth a two miles upward from Warrington.
speaker_5NARRATOR
75:18
Thelwall so called because it was walled about with great ... lease, that is to ... de logs or timber-posts.
speaker_5NARRATOR
75:29
Wigan, paved, as big as Warrington and better builded, there is one parish church amid the town, some merchants, some artificers, some farmers.
speaker_5NARRATOR
75:39
Mr. Bradshaw hath a place called Hoar, a mile from Wigan.

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