The Diary of Ralph Thoresby 1677 1724 Now First Published From the Original
The Diary of Ralph Thoresby 1677 1724 Now First Published From the Original
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16. Morning, read, then taking a more particular view of the noble fabric he has erected and almost finished : may he and his long enjoy it ! Then rode to York, was glad to find the three prospects so near finished by Mr. Place, with whom and Dr. Ash- enden a little. Then called at the auction of the late chancellor (Dr. Watkin son's) valuable library ; hasted out of town, and fearing to be benighted, only called at my Lord Archbishop's but alighted not ; rode all alone over the Moors to Nun-Ap...pleton, but got well thither, blessed be God ! Was in company of old Robert Taite, who has seen the chapel and some remains of the nunnery ; saw the old house pulled down and a stately new one erected by Thomas Lord Fairfax, the General, and now the JEt. 55. ] RALPH THORESBY. 175 most of that pulled down, and a much more con- venient (though not quite so large an one) erected by Mr. Milner ; he remembers the first Thomas Lord Fairfax and his son Ferdinando ; was servant to the third Lord, the General ; the Lord Henry and last Lord Thomas were also survived by him, who now lives in the sixth Lord Fairfax's time, five of whom he has seen.
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16. Morning, read, then taking a more particular view of the noble fabric he has erected and almost finished : may he and his long enjoy it ! Then rode to York, was glad to find the three prospects so near finished by Mr. Place, with whom and Dr. Ash- enden a little. Then called at the auction of the late chancellor (Dr. Watkin son's) valuable library ; hasted out of town, and fearing to be benighted, only called at my Lord Archbishop's but alighted not ; rode all alone over the Moors to Nun-Ap...pleton, but got well thither, blessed be God ! Was in company of old Robert Taite, who has seen the chapel and some remains of the nunnery ; saw the old house pulled down and a stately new one erected by Thomas Lord Fairfax, the General, and now the JEt. 55. ] RALPH THORESBY. 175 most of that pulled down, and a much more con- venient (though not quite so large an one) erected by Mr. Milner ; he remembers the first Thomas Lord Fairfax and his son Ferdinando ; was servant to the third Lord, the General ; the Lord Henry and last Lord Thomas were also survived by him, who now lives in the sixth Lord Fairfax's time, five of whom he has seen.
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