_Northern History_, vol XXX (1994)

From: Dave Postles <pot@leicester.ac.uk>

J. H. Tillotson, 'Visitation and reform of the Yorkshire nunneries in the 14th century';

        J. McDonnell, 'Antecedents of Border Tenant Right';
        J. F. Wade, 'The overseas trade of Newcastle upon Tyne in the late
middle ages';
        S. J. halliday, 'Social mobility, demographic change and the landed
elite of County Durham, 1510-1819: an open or shut case?';
        J. T. Swain, 'The Lancashire witch trials of 1612 and 1634 and the
economics of witchcraft';
        J. Binns, 'Sir Hugh Cholmley: Whitby's benefactor or beneficiary?';
        R. T. Holtby, 'Thomas Herring as Archbishop of York, 1743-1747';
        A. W. Purdue, 'John and Harriett Carr: a borther and sister from the
North-east on the Grand Tour';
        M. J. Turner, 'Manchester Reformers and Penryn seats, 1827-1828';
        B. Bennison, 'Concentration in the brewing industry of Northumberland

and Durham, 1890-1914';

Notes and documents:

        C. Cessford, 'The death of Aethelfrith of Lloegr';
        R. W. Hoyle and H. R. T. Summerson, 'The Earl of Derby and the

deposition of the Abbot of Furness in 1514'.

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