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CONTENTSCHAPTER XI. Newark: the Key of the NorthAn Old Towns StoryThe Castle Built by Bishop AlexanderDeath of King JohnThe Coming of the FriarsThe Friary and the Chantry HouseA Fine Parish Church The Civil War PeriodLoyalty of the Old BoroughModern Events CHAPTER XII. Brough, a Roman StationDanethorpe HillsHolme and Lord Bellasis Cromwell and the CromwellsMuskhamNorwellNorth and South CollinghamFledborough and its ownersWoodcotesThe Gretna Green of the MidlandsDr. Arnolds Connection with FledboroughSutton-on-TrentGrassthorpe and the Furnivals Memorials of the Cartwright Family at Marnham CHAPTER XIII. The Manor-house at HawtonMemorials of the Molyneux Family The Easter SepulchreJudge Molyneux at ThorpeOld Hall at Cotham The Markham FamilySibthorpe and its College Staunton and its StoryAttack on Staunton HallElston and the Darwins CHAPTER XIV. Tuxford and its NeighboursCurious Sculpture in the ChurchThe Rebel StoneThe Markhams of MarkhamMemorials in the ChurchA Famous VillageMrs. Markhams History of England Bevercotes and its Early OwnersHaughton and the Holles FamilyA Once Famous MansionThe Chapel RuinsMarkham Clinton and its Mausoleum CHAPTER XV. Averham Robert de Lexington and the Jews Sir William Dugdale and the Family of SuttonLord Lexington and Charles I.Kelham HallA Destructive FireUpton and HockertonThorotons Connection with HockertonWinkburn Park and HallAn Ancient ChurchThe Countess of Rutland at Winkburn A Peninsular HeroBilsthorpeA Controversy with a KingModern Memorials in Bilsthorpe ChurchThe Ancient Owners of Eakring Visitation of the PlagueHeroism of the Rector |
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