History of Hull (Annales Regioduni Hullini) . ant Pros-pect qftht 1>ij. ami frequently of Ships Bridlington has likewise along St ! v. At some the Church, is a / bicb I am not certain whether or no might not haei belongd to tin dissolvd Priory, and terminated their >m that Sid- : lint now it is called the Old Bail, in a part of which ?f tors are conjtnd till such time as ?! to York Castle. In : » But ding is a spacious Court-Room ; ami Stont Steps t,, ascend to the Top, which is flat, and I suppose covered with Lead. Mr. William Hustler was a great Benefactor tn a Grammar School in this
History of Hull (Annales Regioduni Hullini) . ant Pros-pect qftht 1>ij. ami frequently of Ships Bridlington has likewise along St ! v. At some the Church, is a / bicb I am not certain whether or no might not haei belongd to tin dissolvd Priory, and terminated their >m that Sid- : lint now it is called the Old Bail, in a part of which ?f tors are conjtnd till such time as ?! to York Castle. In : » But ding is a spacious Court-Room ; ami Stont Steps t,, ascend to the Top, which is flat, and I suppose covered with Lead. Mr. William Hustler was a great Benefactor tn a Grammar School in this Town. The present glorious Orna- tnent to Bridlington, is the Earl thereof, the Maecenas of Learning, the Encoura- ger of Arts, and tin Comforter of all ?a. Thin is a fine Spaw near the Town, and another at Filey, on the Sea Coast betwixt Inn and Scarborough: So that almost every Viae, along tin Shore charms tin Traveller mto Excess of Joy, ami affords inconceivable Delight, and Itt 1 nati,,,i. I am, SIB, Yours, J-c.
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