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COLD HARBOURS—Continued
Middlesex—* f London . Blackwall . Hayes . Finchley . * Kingsland . Monmouth—Magor . Norfolk—* f Fordham . Northamptonshire—* f Radstoiie . NOTTINGHAMSHIREI* NeAvark . Shelton . Mansfield .
Oxfordshire— , ^ v * f Chesterton . * ' t Brnl . Oakley . * f Bicester . . Biddenham . * f Deddington . Radnorshire—* f Bailey Hill , Knighton . Somersetshire—* f Ditcheridge . * f Westbury . * Ponthill and Ilindon . Surrey—* f Croydon . * j Dorking . Cambcrvvell .
Surrey— Continued Blechirigley . Leith Hill . CroAvley . Sussex—* f Bignor . Wivelisford . Frant . Arundel . Chiddingley . Fettleworth . Etchingham . Dallington . Iden . Worth , r Westmoreland—Underbarrow .
Wiltshire—* West Lavington . * Warminster . * Brokenborough . * Broad Blunsden , * TroAvhridge . * t Tetbury . * f Marlborough . * f Cricklade . * f Westbury . Worcestershire—* f Droitwich . Yorkshire—* Bishops Burton . Sessay . Cold Arbour i Cottingham .
theory of cold harbours . The theories as to the meaning and application of Cold Harbours are worth noting down , because they sIioav in what manner such subjects are investigated , and Iioav far the labours of men of learning have been calculated to arrive at exact results .
First—as to the Celtic etymologies ; because there must he a Celtic theory for eA / erything in these islands and in archaeology . Sir R . C- Hoare , in his " Wiltshire , " records ( vol . ii ., pages 96 & 97 ) , the guess of a friend , who found a Welsh meaning for the Avord . Mr . W . Cuthbert Johnson , in a paper on Cold Harbours , read before
the Surrey Archaeological Society ( quoted m the UenUemans Maga ,-rdne for 1856 , page 104 ) , likewise assigns a Celtic origin to the word . J . P ., in the Oenllemans Magazine for 1849 , page 32 , says that
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Anglo-Saxon History Illustrated By Topog...
COLD HARBOURS—Continued
Middlesex—* f London . Blackwall . Hayes . Finchley . * Kingsland . Monmouth—Magor . Norfolk—* f Fordham . Northamptonshire—* f Radstoiie . NOTTINGHAMSHIREI* NeAvark . Shelton . Mansfield .
Oxfordshire— , ^ v * f Chesterton . * ' t Brnl . Oakley . * f Bicester . . Biddenham . * f Deddington . Radnorshire—* f Bailey Hill , Knighton . Somersetshire—* f Ditcheridge . * f Westbury . * Ponthill and Ilindon . Surrey—* f Croydon . * j Dorking . Cambcrvvell .
Surrey— Continued Blechirigley . Leith Hill . CroAvley . Sussex—* f Bignor . Wivelisford . Frant . Arundel . Chiddingley . Fettleworth . Etchingham . Dallington . Iden . Worth , r Westmoreland—Underbarrow .
Wiltshire—* West Lavington . * Warminster . * Brokenborough . * Broad Blunsden , * TroAvhridge . * t Tetbury . * f Marlborough . * f Cricklade . * f Westbury . Worcestershire—* f Droitwich . Yorkshire—* Bishops Burton . Sessay . Cold Arbour i Cottingham .
theory of cold harbours . The theories as to the meaning and application of Cold Harbours are worth noting down , because they sIioav in what manner such subjects are investigated , and Iioav far the labours of men of learning have been calculated to arrive at exact results .
First—as to the Celtic etymologies ; because there must he a Celtic theory for eA / erything in these islands and in archaeology . Sir R . C- Hoare , in his " Wiltshire , " records ( vol . ii ., pages 96 & 97 ) , the guess of a friend , who found a Welsh meaning for the Avord . Mr . W . Cuthbert Johnson , in a paper on Cold Harbours , read before
the Surrey Archaeological Society ( quoted m the UenUemans Maga ,-rdne for 1856 , page 104 ) , likewise assigns a Celtic origin to the word . J . P ., in the Oenllemans Magazine for 1849 , page 32 , says that