Thelwall
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Sep 12, 2026
Itinerary of John Leland in or About the Years 1535-1543-John Leland
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71:23Leonard WilsonNARRATOR
Good merchandise at Learpool, and much Irish yarn that Manchester men do buy there.
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71:29Leonard WilsonNARRATOR
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.
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71:51Leonard WilsonNARRATOR
Now fish-garths mar the haven, and the old town now a poor village.
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71:56Leonard WilsonNARRATOR
It stondeth a two miles upward from Warrington.
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72:00Leonard WilsonNARRATOR
Thelwall so called because it was walled about with great ... lease, that is to ... delogues or timber-posts.
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72:11Leonard WilsonNARRATOR
Wigan, paved, as big as Warrington and better builded, there is one parish church amid the town, some merchants, some artificers, some farmers.
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72:21Leonard WilsonNARRATOR
Mr. Bradshaw hath a place called Hoar, a mile from Wigan.
Itinerary of John Leland in or About the Years 1535-1543-John Leland
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71:42speaker_0NARRATOR
It is a better market than Manchester.
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71:45speaker_0NARRATOR
Thelwall sometime a haven at and little city as it appeareth by the king's records.
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71:51speaker_0NARRATOR
Now fish garths mar the haven and the old town now a poor village.
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71:56speaker_0NARRATOR
It stondeth a two miles upward from Warrington.
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72:00speaker_0NARRATOR
Thelwall so called because it was walled about with great...lys that is to...de lugs or timber posts.
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72:11speaker_0NARRATOR
Wigan paved as big as Warrington and better builded.
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72:14speaker_0NARRATOR
There is one parish church amid the town.
Itinerary of John Leland in or About the Years 1535-1543-John Leland
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73:55speaker_4NARRATOR
Lancaster Shire containeth five little shires.
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73:59speaker_4NARRATOR
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.
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75:10speaker_4NARRATOR
Now fish-garths mar the haven, and the old town now a poor village.
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75:15speaker_4NARRATOR
It stondeth a two miles upward from Warrington.
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75:19speaker_4NARRATOR
Thelwall so called because it was walled about with great ... lease, that is to ... de logs or timber-posts.
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75:30speaker_4NARRATOR
Wigan, paved, as big as Warrington and better builded, there is one parish church amid the town, some merchants, some artificers, some farmers.
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75:40speaker_4NARRATOR
Mr. Bradshaw hath a place called Hoar, a mile from Wigan.
Itinerary of John Leland in or About the Years 1535-1543-John Leland
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80:24Carl ManchesterNARRATOR
Lancaster Shire containeth five little shires.
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80:28Carl ManchesterNARRATOR
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.
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81:39Carl ManchesterNARRATOR
Now fish-garths mar the haven, and the old town now a poor village.
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81:44Carl ManchesterNARRATOR
It stondeth a two miles upward from Warrington.
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81:48Carl ManchesterNARRATOR
Thelwall so called because it was walled about with great ... lease, that is to ... de logs or timber-posts.
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81:59Carl ManchesterNARRATOR
Wigan, paved, as big as Warrington and better builded, there is one parish church amid the town, some merchants, some artificers, some farmers.
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82:09Carl ManchesterNARRATOR
Mr. Bradshaw hath a place called Hoar, a mile from Wigan.
Episode 171 - TLK Movie: 7 Kings Must Die OR Uhtred, Sword of Uhtred
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66:18SpencerHOST
Engelmunder gets free.
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66:20SpencerHOST
He's sending Egefu to Lindisfarne and the boys off to Thelwall to join a garrison there.
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66:27SpencerHOST
The boys being Edmund and Osbert.
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66:30EileenHOST
And then Ethelstan and Uhtred meet.
10 MINS LATER
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77:00EileenHOST
It doesn't sound right.
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77:03EileenHOST
Okay.
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77:04EileenHOST
Um, so Onlof and the guys are sailing to Thelwall.
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77:07EileenHOST
Yeah.
Itinerary of John Leland in or About the Years 1535-1543-John Leland
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74:37speaker_3NARRATOR
Lancaster Shire containeth five little shires.
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74:42speaker_3NARRATOR
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.
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75:53speaker_3NARRATOR
Now fish-garths mar the haven, and the old town now a poor village.
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75:58speaker_3NARRATOR
It stondeth a two miles upward from Warrington.
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76:01speaker_3NARRATOR
Thelwall so called because it was walled about with great ... lease, that is to ... de logs or timber-posts.
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76:12speaker_3NARRATOR
Wigan, paved, as big as Warrington and better builded, there is one parish church amid the town, some merchants, some artificers, some farmers.
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76:23speaker_3NARRATOR
Mr. Bradshaw hath a place called Hoar, a mile from Wigan.
Itinerary of John Leland in or About the Years 1535-1543-John Leland
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79:39Larry WilsonNARRATOR
Lancaster Shire containeth five little shires.
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79:43Larry WilsonNARRATOR
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.
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80:54Larry WilsonNARRATOR
Now fish-garths mar the haven, and the old town now a poor village.
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80:59Larry WilsonNARRATOR
It stondeth a two miles upward from Warrington.
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81:03Larry WilsonNARRATOR
Thelwall so called because it was walled about with great ... lease, that is to ... delogues or timber-posts.
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81:14Larry WilsonNARRATOR
Wigan, paved, as big as Warrington and better builded, there is one parish church amid the town, some merchants, some artificers, some farmers.
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81:24Larry WilsonNARRATOR
Mr. Bradshaw hath a place called Hoar, a mile from Wigan.
Itinerary of John Leland in or About the Years 1535-1543-John Leland
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75:45Sue AndersonNARRATOR
It is a better market than Manchester.
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75:48Sue AndersonNARRATOR
Thelwall, sometime a havenet and little city, as it appeareth by the king's records.
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75:53Sue AndersonNARRATOR
Now fish garths mar the haven, and the old town now a poor village.
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75:58Sue AndersonNARRATOR
It stondeth a two miles upward from Warrington.
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76:02Sue AndersonNARRATOR
Thelwall, so called because it was walled about with great...lice, that is to...de lugs or timber posts.
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76:13Sue AndersonNARRATOR
Wigan, paved, as big as Warrington and better builded.
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76:16Sue AndersonNARRATOR
There is one parish church amid the town.
Itinerary of John Leland in or About the Years 1535-1543-John Leland
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71:23Ruth GoldingNARRATOR
Good merchandise at Learpool, and much Irish yarn that Manchester men do buy there.
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71:29Ruth GoldingNARRATOR
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.
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71:51Ruth GoldingNARRATOR
Now fish-garths mar the haven, and the old town now a poor village.
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71:56Ruth GoldingNARRATOR
It stondeth a two miles upward from Warrington.
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72:00Ruth GoldingNARRATOR
Thelwall so called because it was walled about with great ... lease, that is to ... delogues or timber-posts.
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72:11Ruth GoldingNARRATOR
Wigan, paved, as big as Warrington and better builded, there is one parish church amid the town, some merchants, some artificers, some farmers.
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72:21Ruth GoldingNARRATOR
Mr. Bradshaw hath a place called Hoar, a mile from Wigan.
Itinerary of John Leland in or About the Years 1535-1543-John Leland
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73:54speaker_5NARRATOR
Lancaster Shire containeth five little shires.
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73:58speaker_5NARRATOR
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.
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75:09speaker_5NARRATOR
Now fish-garths mar the haven, and the old town now a poor village.
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75:14speaker_5NARRATOR
It stondeth a two miles upward from Warrington.
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75:18speaker_5NARRATOR
Thelwall so called because it was walled about with great ... lease, that is to ... de logs or timber-posts.
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75:29speaker_5NARRATOR
Wigan, paved, as big as Warrington and better builded, there is one parish church amid the town, some merchants, some artificers, some farmers.
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75:39speaker_5NARRATOR
Mr. Bradshaw hath a place called Hoar, a mile from Wigan.