Tyne, River, 75-77; Frost Fair of 1814, 75; a Ballad on the Fair, 76-78.
Ubley, Frost of 1683, Extract from Parochial Register on, 37.
_View of the Booths, and all the Variety of Shows &c._, 44.
Wales, Prince of, Visits the Frost Fair of 1715-16, 42.
Walford, C., _Insurance Cyclopædia_, quoted, 3.
⸺ Edward, M. A., _Old and New London_, quoted, 13.
Waltor, Robt., Bookseller at the Globe, 32.
Warter, Wm. Stationer, at the “Talbott,” 21.
Wellington, Coach, Lord, from London to Newcastle, 76.
Weltjie, Mr., Clerk of the Cellars to the Prince of Wales, 55.
White’s _Natural Hist. of Selborne_, on the Frost of 1768, 52-53.
_Winter Wonder, A, or the Thames Frozen over with Remarks on the Resort there, a broadside_, 32.
_Wonderfull Fair, A, or a Fair of Wonders_, 1684, quoted, 39.
_Wonders of the Deep_, a Broadside, 34-36.
York, 12; Flood of 1614, 12; Horse Race run upon the Ouse at, 10; Printing done upon the Ouse at, 49; Walmgate, 12.
Yorkshire, Ecclesfield Parish Register, Extract from, 9; River Ouse Frozen in 1607, 10; again 1614, 12; Overflow of, 12; Ouse Bridge borne away in 1564-65, 8; Tadcaster Church Bells moulded during the frost of 1783, 54.
CHARLES H. BARNWELL, PRINTER, BOND STREET, HULL.
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