TRANSACTIONS

OF THE

CUMBERLAND AND WESTMORELAND

ANTIQUARIAN & ARCHEOLOGICAL

SOCIETY.

VOLUME II.

EDITOR:

RICHARD S. FERGUSON, M.A. & LL.M.,

1874-1875.

KENDAL:

PRINTED BY T. WILSON.

1876.

The Council of the CUMBERLAND And WestmorlanD ANTIQUARIAN AND ARCHEOLOGICAL SOCIETY, and the Editor of their Transactions, desire that it should be understood, that they are not responsible for any statements or opinions expressed in their Transactions: the Authors of the several papers being alone responsible for the same.

REV. CANON SIMPSON, LL.D., KIRKBY Stephen, ChaIRMAN.

JOHN HUDSON, Esq., and G. F. Braithwaite, Esq., Kendal.

4. Crosby Ravensworth and Appleby July 28, 1875.

Crackenthorpe, Bolton, Morland,

CONTENTS.

1. Kirkoswald Castle. By Michael W. Taylor, M.D. -

II. An Account of the Opening and subsequent Removal of an

Ancient British Barrow upon the Hackthorpe Hall

Estate, in the Parish of Lowther. By James Mawson,

Esq.

III. An attempt to trace the Translation of Saint Cuthbert

through Cumberland and Westmorland. By the Rev.

Thomas Lees, M.A.

IV. Notes on the Heraldic Visitations of Cumberland and

Westmorland. By Richard S. Ferguson, M.A. & LL.M.

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V. Fragments at St. Bees. By the Rev. Canon Knowles,

M.A., St. Bees

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VI. An Account of Sockbridge Hall, and of Askham Hall,

Westmorland. By Michael W. Taylor, M.D.

VII. On a Roman Gravestone, recently found at Brocavum

(Brougham). By Robert Harkness, F.R.S., F.GS.

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VIII. On the remains of ancient Glass in the East Window of

Greystoke Church. By the Rev. Thomas Lees, M.A.

IX. On the remains of ancient Glass and Woodwork at St.

Anthony's Chapel, Cartmel Fell. By Richard S.

Ferguson and the Rev. Thomas Lees

X. Notices of certain remarkable Fortified Churches existing
in Cumberland. By John A. Cory, Esq., Carlisle.

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