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TINCLAR'S LIBRARY, BAMPTON
DIOCESE OF CARLISLE
CATALOGUE
G. E. Marrison
Ulverston, 1992

Revised and Updated: July 2019

THE TINCLAR LIBRARY, PARISH OF BAMPTON, DIOCESE OF CARLISLE
CATALOGUE
G.E.Marrison

INTRODUCTION

In May 1992, the Rev.C.P.Edmondson, Priest-in-Charge of the parish of Bampton contacted me to ask for advice on the future of the Tinclar Library, which for many years has been housed in Bampton Vicarage. The Vicar of Bampton is ex officio Chairman of the Trustees of the Tinclar Library. The other Trustees are at present Mrs.T.V.Roberts, of Dawes House, Bampton Grange, Mr.R.Langdale, of Scarview, Butterwick, and Miss M.E.Lightburn of Wood Nook, Bampton Grange. With the departure of the Rev.C.P.Edmondson, pastoral oversight of Bampton is being exercised by the Rev.J.T.Spence, Vicar of Shap.

From May to September 1992, I made several visits to Bampton,· to examine and arrange the Library collection, and to make notes for a Catalogue. Over this period, I met the Trustees informally from time to time, and also was present at a formal meeting of the Trustees held at Bampton on Tuesday 25 August 1992, under the chairmanship of the Rev.J.T.Spence. I made three reports, with recommendations, to the Trustees, dated 6 June, 27 July and 28 September 1992. The present Catalogue forms my Final Report, since the detailed descriptions of the books in the collection will provide much of the information required by the Trustees in formulating their decisions for the future preservation, accommodation, access and development of the Tinclar Library. It should be noted that, in addition to bibliographical information, indications of links between the books and the parish of Bampton and its history have been given where these appear to be of interest or importance, in particular, evidence of past ownership inside the covers or on the flyleaves.

I have dealt with the history of the Tinclar Library in my first report. Here, just a few words are required. The Earl of Lonsdale presented some books in 1710. In 1712, the SPCK Bray Library provided 67 volumes for the Bampton Library, of which 9 titles have survived, some still with Bray Library bookplates within. The main benefactor of the present Library was the Rev.Jonathan Tinclar, Rector' of Addlethor pe, near Skegness, Lincolnshire, who in 1751 bequeathed £50 to invest in land, the interest to be applied to the upkeep of the Library. Further details may be found in M.E. Noble:

BAKER (Ernest): Arnot: a knight of Africa. pp.186 illus. 20cm cloth (Seeley, Service: London, 1925).

BALFOUR (Arthur James), Earl, 1848-1930. Theism and humanism pp.xv, 274 (Hodder and Stoughton: London, 1915). (Clifford Lectures University of Glasgow 1914).

BALLAD: Ballad minstrelsy of Scotland. 2nd. edn. pp.xxviii, 656. 19cm, cloth. (Maurice Ogle: Glasgow n.d., 18--). (Bookplate of Watkin Herbert Williams, Bishop of Bangor, 1899-1925).

BALLEINE: A history of the Evangelical Party in the Church of England. Pp.xii, 338. (Longmans Green:
London, 1909). (The author was vicar of St. James’s, Bermondsey)

BAMBROUGH (Renford): The philosophy of Aristotle. pp.431. 17.5cm, paperback.
(Mentor Classics: New American Library: New York, 1963).

BAMPTON: Parish registers, 1637 -1812. Ed. and transcribed by Mary E. Noble. pp.iii, 325. 23cm, cloth. (T.Wilson: Kendal, 1897). (Given by R.J. Cantley of Beckfoot, for the Bampton Vicarage Library, Xmas Day, 1935).

BAMPTON: A transcript of the registers of the Parish Church of St.Patrick at Bampton in Westmorland. Vol.1, 25 March, 1699/1700 to 27 March, 1720/21. Vol.2, 27 March 1720/21 to 22 November 1766. Made at Walmgate, Bampton, Sept. 1896, by J.Paul Rylands. (Manuscript: bound notebook, lined, no pagination, 20 x 13 cm x 2.5 cm thick).

BAMPTON Map: See WESTMORLAND, Sheet XIII, 6ins = 1 mile, Ordnance Survey, 1863.

BARCLAY (James), Rev.: A complete and universal dictionary of the English language. New edn., enlarged and
improved. pp.xxxiii, 928, front., illus., 27cm, soft leather. (Brighlten & Charles: Bungay, 1812). (Bookplate
inscribed: William A. Kitching, Bampton Grange, Penrith).

BARCLAY (William), Professor of Divinity and Biblical Criticism, Glasgow, 1963-, d.1978: The Letters to the
Corinthians. pp.xviii, 298. 18.5cm, paperback. (St.Andrew Press: Edinburgh, 1954/1961). (The Daily study Bible).
(TLML).

BARCLAY The Letter to the Hebrews. pp.xxiii, 231. 18.5cm, paperback. (St.Andrew Press: Edinburgh, 1955/1960). (Daily Study Bible). (TLML).

BARING-GOULD (Sabine), 1834-1924: The Passion of Jesus: first series : seven discourses for Lent. pp x , 99. 18cm, cloth. London, 1835). (Skeffington: London 1885).

BARING -GOULD (Sabine) Village preaching for a year: Volume II, Trinity to Advent. pp viii 257 19cm, cloth. (Skeffington:
London 1884).

BARKER (Edwin) and PRESTON (Ronald): Christians in society. pp.190. 19 cm boards. (SCM:
London, 1939). (Religious Book Club, vol.12).

BARNES (Albert), Rev.: Notes, explanatory and practical on the Epistle to the Hebrews. Revised by John

Cuming. pp.339. 18.5cm, cloth. (G.Routledge: London, 1856).

BARR (James): The Bible in the modern world. pp.xii, 193. 22cm, cloth. (SCM: London,1923). (Croall
Lectures in New College, Edinburgh, 1970). (Inscribed: Appleby Deanery Readers).

BARRAND (Charles Norris), 1909-, Vicar of Martindale, 1963-.: A short guide to Martindale: how to get there, where to stay, where to walk, what to do. 2nd. revised and enlarged edition. pp.24, map. 20.5cm, paper. (Martindale, 1969/1972).

BARROW (Isaac), 1630-1677, Anglican Divine and Mathematician: A brief exposition of the Lord's Prayer and the Decalogue; to which is added, the Doctrine of the Sacraments. pp.(viii), 270, (ii). 16cm, leather. (B.Aylmer: London, 1681).

BARROW : The usefulness·of mathematical learning explained and demonstrated: twenty mathematical lectures read in the public schools at the University of Cambridge. pp.xxxii, 440, (xvi), front and a fold-out diagram. 20cm, leather. (Stephen Austen: London, 1734). (Binding damaged, and some pages loose).

BARRY (Frank Russell), Canon of Windsor, Bishop of Southwell, 1941-1964: What has Christianity to say?
pp.192. 19cm, boards. (SCM: London, 1937). (Religious Book Club, vol.1.)

BARTHOLOMEW (J.G.): The pocket Tourist's Atlas of Scotland; with a descriptive gazetteer pp.20, maps. 16cm, limp
cloth. (John Walker: London 1893).

BARTHOLOMEW (K.): Europe and the Mediterranean lands. pp xi, 418, illus., maps. 20cm, cloth. (George
Philip: London, 1963). (Philips Global Geographies, Book 5). (On flyleaf: G. de Burgh Thomas) .

BATE (H.N.), Vicar of St.Stephen's, Hampstead: History of the Church to A.D.325. pp.(iv),140. 15.5cm,
cloth. (Rivington: London, 1912). (Oxford Church Text Books). \

BATE (John): Cyclopedia of illustrations of moral and religious truths. 15th. edn. pp.(v), 940. 24cm, cloth. (Jarrold & Sons: London, n.d. , 18--). (Quotations from various authors, arranged alphabetically, perhaps for illustrations to sermons).

BAXTER (Richard, 1615- 1691, Puritan Divine: The saints' everlasting rest: or, a treatise of the blessed saints in their enjoyment of God in glory. 9th. edn. pp. preface , 836, index. 22cm, boards, with leather bound spine. (Frances Tyson and Jane Underhill: London, 1662). (First published 1650).

BAXTER : Works, including: Making light of Christ and salvation (etc). pp.lviii, 283, front. 17cm,
cloth. (Nelson: London, 1846). ,Works of the Puritan Divines).

BEACHCROFT (R.P.), Rev., Rector of Blunham, Beds.: Four sermons preparatory to the administration of
the Lord's Supper. pp.1x, 104. 17cm, quarter leather. (L.B.Seeley: London, 1820). (Bound after: WHITAKER
Edward:Sermons 1820)

BEDFORD SCHOOL: Old Bedfordians' Register. 28th. edn. June 1920. pp.262. 18cm, paperback. (hockliffe:
Bedford,1920). .

BEDE, The Venerable, 673-735: Venerabilis Bedae Historiae Ecclesiasticae Gentis Anglorum, Liber III. Latin text, edited, with an introduction and notes by the Rev.C.S. Wallis, B.A. and the Rev.C.H.Gill, M.A., Tutors of St.John's Hall, Highbury. pp.88. 18cm, paperback. (George Bell: London, 1909)

BENNET (Thomas), D.D., 1673-1720, of St.John's·College, Cambridge, Vicar of St.Giles's Cripplegate from 1711: An answer to the Dissenters' pleas for separation, or, an abridgment of the London Cases. pp.(viii), 326. 19cm, leather. (Cambridge University Press, for Alexander Bosoile: Cambridge, 1707). (With SPCK Bray Library bookplate, 'Tolle, lege').

BENNET : A confutation of popery, in III parts. 3rd. edn. pp.(vii),370. 20cm, leather. (Edmund Jeffrey, James
Knapton: Cambridge, 1706). (With SPCK Bray bookplate).

BENNETT (Ernest), Sir.: Apparitions and haunted houses: a survey of evidence. pp.xix, 396, plans. 23cm, cloth.
(Faber & Faber: London, 1939).

BENNETT (John C.): Christian realism. pp.187. 19cm, boards. (SCM: London, 1941). (Religious Book Club, vol.25).

BERENS ( Edward) : The history of the Prayer Book of the Church of England. pp.viii, 266. 19.5cm, cloth. (Parker:
Oxford, 1841).

BERENS : Sermons on sickness, sorrow and death. pp.(iii), 103. 18cm, cloth. (Rivington: London, 1833). (He was Archdeacon of. Berkshire). (With a stamp on the front cover, SPCK).

BERNANOS (Georges), 1888-1948, French author: A diary of my times, translated from the French by Pamela Morris. pp.270. 22.5cm, cloth. (Boriswood: London, 1938).

BERRY (Geoffrey): Across Northern Hills: long-distance footpaths in the North of England. With 122 photographs by the author, and 10 maps by A.Wainwright. pp.152, oblong, illus., maps. 23cm, cloth. (Westmorland Gazette: Kendal, 1975).

BERRY [Geoffrey]: Mardale revisited: the story of Haweswater. pp.40, illus., map. 21cm, paper.
(Westmorland Gazette: Kendal, 1984).

BEVERIDGE (William), 1637-1708, Bishop of St-.Asaph, 1704-1708: Works, vols. 1,3-
8. 24cm, boards. (Jarnes Duncan: London, 1824).

.The Holy Bible (A.V.). n.p , 18.5cm, leather. (Clarendon Press:
Oxford, 1787). (Inscribed on the flyleaf: '1798: this book the gift of Lord Wharton's Trustees, was adjudged to Thomas Atkinson, aged seven years. John Bowstead, Bampton School).

The Holy Bible (A.V.), with short notes by several learned and pious Reformers. n.p , 31.5cm, leather.(L.B.Seeley: London, 1810).

Brown's self-interpreting Family Bible. (With a commentary by John Brown, Minister of Haddington), n.p., illus. 33 cm, tooled cloth. (Adam & Co.: Newcastle, n.d.).

The Holy Bible (A.V.); with a complete commentary by the Rev.Samuel Clarke. no pagination. 44cm, leather. (S.Oddy: London, 1813). (Front cover loose) •

The Holy Bible (A.V.). No pagination. 32 cm leather. (Cambridge University Press: Cambridge, 1847).

The Holy Bible (A.V.). See: Liturgies: Book of Common Prayer, 1851. (Mary Noble’s copy, from Lord Wharton’s Trust, 1852).

The Holy Bible (A.V.). No pagination. 46.5cm, leather. (OUP for SPCK:

Oxford, 1847). (With leather bookplate: Parish of Bampton, 1854: 'George Jacques, John Noble, Churchwardens.') (Damaged).

The Holy Bible (A.V., with Apocrypha). pp.8, 1-964, 1-228,965-1265. 28.5cm, rexine. (OUP for SPCK:
Oxford, 1860).

BIBLE,English. Apocrypha and New Testament (A.V.) no pagination 42.5cm soft leather (fair condition)

The Holy Bible (A.V.). pp.775, 21, 779, 1014, maps. 16.5cm, cloth.

(OUP: London, no date). (At the beginning, Table of lessons; in the middle, lessons from the Apocrypha). (Presented to John 'William Hutchinson , 1920, by Lord Wharton's Trustees; G.E.F.Day, Vicar).

Holy Bible (A.V.). No pagination. 28.5cm,boards. (Title page missing; pages at beginning and end damaged).

Holy Bible (A.V.). No pagination. 26.5cm, boards. Title page missing; the book is in a ruinous condition).

New Testament (A. V., with commentary at the foot of each page; title page missing; with which is bound: The Apocrypha at large, illustrated with notes & annotations, selected from the most eminent commentators. No pagination. 38cm, leather. (Printed by the Executors of B.Jackson: Bolton, 1790). (Binding damaged).

Holy Bible for the use of families. Vol.2, part 2, The New Testament. (A.V.), with introduction by George d'Oyley and Richard Mant, Bishop of Down, Connor and Dromore. No pagination, illustrated. 29.5cm, leather. (OUP for SPCK: Cambridge, 1830).

The New Testament (A.V.). No pagination. 18cm, leather. (BFBS: London, 1840). (On the flyleaf: 'Mary Winskill, Crosby Ravensworth, July 27th., 1854).

BICKERSTETH (Edward), 1786-1850, b. Kirkby Lonsdale, Secretary, CMS, 1815-, Vicar of Wotton, Herts, 1830-1850: The Christian Student: designed to assist Christians in general in acquiring religious knowledge, with lists of books adapted to the various classes of society. pp.xii, 635. 19cm, boards. (R.B.Selley: London, 1829).

BICKERSTETH. Family prayers: being a complete course for six weeks, with additional prayers suited to the fasts and festivals of the Church and the various circ*mstances of family life. pp , xxiv, 385.. 16.5cm, cloth. (Seeley, Jackson and Halliday: London, 1842

BIRRELL (Augustine): Essays of today and yesterday. Pp 63. 17.5 cm, boards. (Harrap: London, 1926).

BISSEAND (Thomas), Rev., Balliol College, Oxford: Preaching of the cross, the effectual means for the
conversion of sinners and the stability of the Church. pp. x , 153. 19.5cm, cloth. (J .Hatchard: London, 1838).

BLACKALL (Offspring), 1650-1716, Bishop of Exeter, 1708-1716: The works of Offspring Blackall, consisting of eighty-seven practical discourses upon Our Saviour's Sermon on the Mount; together with his sermons preached at Boyle's Lecture in the Cathedral Church of St.Paul in the year 1700. 2 vols. 37cc, leather. (Printed for Thomas Ward: London, 1723) (Binding of vol.1 in poor condition, ink and damp stained; vol.2 is good).

BLAIR (Hugh), 1718-1800, Scottish Theologian: The sermons of Hugh Blair, D.D., F.R.S, complete in four volumes.
(vols. 1,3 only). 21 cm, quarter leather. (A.K.Newman: London / Oliver & Boyd: Edinburgh, 1815).(On the title page: 'Elizabeth Gouge, Kiddr., 1817).

BLAIR (Hugh) Sermons. pp.782, front. 23cm, cloth. (T.Allman: London, 1840). (On the flyleaf: 'Travers M'Intyre, 1877).

BLAND (John Salkeld): The valley of Lyvennet: its picturesque peeps and legendary lore: a manuscript book by John Salkeld Bland of Wybourne, Reagill. Ed. by F.H.M.Parker. pp.90, front, illus. 23cm, cloth. (Wilson: Kendal, 1910). (This printed version contains several variations, additions and deletions).

BLATHERWICK (Douglas P.), OBD: A layman speaks again: a revision of: A layman speaks. pp.93. 18.5cm,
paperback. (Epworth: London, 1964). (TLML).

BLOOMFIELD (Robert), 1766-1825: Poems, vol.1: The Farmer's Boy; and Good Tidings. pp.IXIVlll, 125, front portrait. 13.5cm, leather. (Printed for the Author, 1809. (Vol.1: The Farmer's Boy).

BLOXAM (Charles Loudon): Metals: their properties and treatment. New edn. pp.452, illus. 17.5cm, cloth.
(Longmans, Green: London, 1882). (On the flyleaf, 'Travers M'Intyre, Bedford)

BONNEY (Thomas George), D.Sc., Ll.D., Canon, Professor of Geology, University College, London: Cathedrals, abbeys and churches of England and Wales. 2 vols., illus. 29cm, quarter leather. (Cassell: London, 1891).

BOSWELL (James), 1740-1795: The life of Samuel Johnson, Ll.D-. 3 vols. 22cm, leather. (Charles Dilley: London, 1793). (The first edition was published in 1791).

BOSWORTH (Newton), Hon. member of the London Philosophical Society: The accidents of human life, with hints for their prevention, or the removal of their consequences. pp.xii, 209, illus. 15cm, leather. (Lackington, AlIen & Co.: London, 1813). (Contains engravings of rescue apparatus).

BOUCH (C.M.L.), Canon: Prelates and people of the Lake Counties: a history of the Diocese of
Carlisle, 1133-1933. pp. xv, 514, illus., map. 22 cm cloth. (Titus Wilson & Sons: Kendal, 1948).

BOUQUET (A.C.): Comparative religion: a short outline. pp.319. 18cm, paperback. (Penguin: Harmondsworth, 1949/1956). (A Pelican Book). (HSCO)

BOWMER (John C.): The Lord's Supper in Methodism. pp.64. 18.5 cm, paperback.
(Epworth: London,1961). (TLML)

BOWSTEAD (John), Rev., Vicar of Messingham with Bottesford, and Prebendary of Lincoln: Practical sermons. 2
vols. 23cm, cloth. (Rivington: London, 1857). (Inscribed on the front cover: 'The gift of the author, 1857').

BOYS (Thomas), 1792-1880, Theologian and Antiquary: A plain exposition of the New Testament. .
1827

BRAILSFORD (Edward J.): The spiritual sense in sacred legend. pp. 288. 20cm, cloth.
(Robert Culley: London, 1910)

BREARLEY (D.): Lake District place-names. pp. 84. 21.5cm, paperback.
(Frank Graham: Newcastle-on-Tyne; 1974).

BREASTED (James Henry): Professor of Oriental History and Egyptology, University of Chicago: A brief history of Ancient Times. Abridged from the Author's 'Ancient Times', by W.Hugh Jones. Rev. edn. pp.342, illus. 19cm, cloth. (Ginn & Co.: London, n.d.).

BRETT (Thomas), 1667-1743, Non-Juring Divine. The life of the late Rev. John Johnson, A.M., Vicar of ·Cranbrook in Kent, prefixed to his posthumous tracts. pp.lvi, 406. 21cm, boards, with leather spine. (Printed by J.Bettenson for Charles Hild: London, 1748). (Brett was consecrated Bishop by non-juring Bishops, 1716).

BRIDGES (Charles), Rev., Evangelical Divine, Vicar of Weymouth; and of Old Newham, Suffolk: The Christian ministry; with an enquiry into the causes of its inefficiency and with special reference to the ministry of the Establishment. 3rd. edn. pp.Xiii, 672. 20cm, boards. (R.B.Seeley H.Burniside: London, 1830).

BRIDGES (Charles)-. An exposition of the Book of Proverbs. 2 Vols. 19.5 cm, cloth.
(Seeley, Burniside & Seeley: London, 1846).

BRITISH AND FOREIGN BIBLE SOCIETY. Report for 1910-1911.(BFBS: London,1911)

BROOMFIELD (Gerald W.): Towards freedom: the UMCA Centenary book. pp.(v), 135. 19cm, cloth.(UMCA:
London, 1957).

BROUGHTON (Thomas), d.1774, Rector of Broughton in Huntingdonshire, Prebendary of Salisbury: An historical dictionary of all religions from the creation of the world, to the present time. 2 vols. in one, pp.xxv, 606,.xiv, 563 + index. 36.5cm, leather. (C.Davis: London, 1742). (The binding is in a ruinous condition).

BRUCE (Alex.B.), Professor of Divinity , Free Church College, Glasgow: The humiliation of Christ: its
physical, ethical and official aspects. 5th. edn. pp.xvi, 455. 23cm, cloth. (T & T Clark: Edinburgh, 1900).
(The Sixth Series of Cunningham Lectures).

BUCKINGHAM (James Silk): The Eastern and Western States of America. 3 Vols., illus. 23cm, cloth. (Fisher and Son: London, 1842).

BUDD (Henry), 1774-1853, theologian: Helps for the young, or: Baptismal regeneration according to the services of
the Established Church; in a series of 12 tracts. 2 vols. 19.5cm, cloth. (L.G.Seeley: London, 1839). (He was one of the founders of the Prayer Book and Homily Society, 1812, and a Supporter of Overseas missions).

BULLEY (S.Cyril), Bishop of Carlisle, 1966-1972, compiler: Partners in Education: the role of the Diocese. A report on the Diocesan Director of Education, and the Diocesan Education Committee, submitted to the National Society for Promoting Religious Education, by a Commission under the chairmanship of the Bishop of Carlisle. pp.xvii, 169.
21.5cm. paperback. (National Society/SPCK: London, 1971).

BULMER (T.F.), publisher: History, topography and directory of Westmoreland.pp.692, map. 22cm,
quarter leather. (T.F.Bulmer: Preston, 1885).(Contains separate descriptions of each town, parish and manor).

BULTMANN (Rudolf), 1884-1976), German theologian: Primitive Christianity in its contemporary setting.
Translated by R.H.Fuller. pp.256. 18cm, paperback. (Collins, Fontana: London, 1956/1960).

BUNYAN (John), 1628-1688: Works, including: The Jerusalem sinner saved, (etc). Vol.1, pp.x:xxiv, 310,
front. 17cm, cloth. (Nelson: London, 1845). (Works of the Puritan Divines).

BUNYAN (John) Works, including: The greatness of the soul, etc). Vol.2, pp.lii, 278, front. 17cm cloth (Nelson:London)
(Works of the Puritan Divines)

BURDER (George), 1752-1832. Non-conformist minister, editor of the Evangelical Magazine: Village sermons,
, or Short plain discourses for the use of families, schools and religious societies. 3 vols. 18cm, quarter leather. (Black, Kingsbury: London, 1819).

BURDER (George) Fifty-two village sermons. pp.xxiv, 532. 19.5cm, cloth. (Adam Clarke Baynes: Liverpool, 1837).

BURGESS (Alan): The Small Woman: the story of Gladys Aylward. Pp249, illus. 17.5cm, paperback. (Pan Books:
London, 1957/1966). (Gladys Aylward, missionary to China).

BURGETT (A.E.): The door of heaven: a manual for Holy Communion for young people. pp.55, illus.
14cm, cloth. (SPCK: London, 1914/1915).

BURKE (Edmund), 1729-1797, Statesman: Reflections on the Revolution in France, and on the proceedings of
certain societies in London relative to that event: in a letter intended to have been sent to a gentleman in Paris. 3rd.
edn. pp.iv, 364. 22cm, leather. (Printed for J .Dodsley: London, 1790).

BURKE (Thomas), ed.: The book of the inn: being two hundred pictures (i.e. descriptions) of the English inn from earliest times to the coming of the railway hotel. pp.xxv, 401, front. 19cm, leather. (Constable & Co.: London, 1927).

BURN (John Henry), ed.: Laity in council: essays on ecclesiastical and social problems by lay members
of the Anglican Commission. pp.334. 22.5cm, cloth. (Wells, Gardner, Darton & Co.: London, n.d. c1901).

BURNET (Gilbert), 1643-1715, Bishop of Salisbury, 1698-1715: An exposition of the Thirty-Nine Articles of
the Church of England. 6th. edn. pp.xxxvi, 594, xix. 20.5cm, leather. (A.Mooney: Edinburgh, 1745).

BURNEY (Charles), D.D., F.R.S.: Exposition of the Creed, by John Pearson, D.D., Bishop of Chester, abridged
for the use of young persons. pp.xx, 426. (T.Cadell & W.Davies: London, 1812).

CALVIN (John), 1509-1564, Reformer: The Institutes of Christian religion. translated by Thomas Norton. pp.
preface,749, index. 29cm, leather.(Anne Griffin, for Joyce Norton: London, 1634). ( The leather binding is broken).

CAMBRIDGE: A guide through the University of Cambridge (and) a description of the town, country and neighbourhood of Cambridge; including a tour of Ely, Wimpole, Newmarket, etc. pp x, 180, plan, plates. 18cm, leather. (J.Deighton: Cambridge / Longman: London, 1808). (Contains engravings).

CANDOLE (Henry de), Bishop of Knaresborough: Headings for the Lessons, years 1&II. pp.xvi, 96.
21.5cm, paperback. (Mowbray: London, 1956/1959). (TLML).

CAPPER (Benjamin Pitts: A topographical dictionary of the United Kingdom, and the various small islands dependent upon the British Empire.No pagination, 46 maps. 22cm, leather. (Richard Phillips: London, 1838).

CARLISLE, Cathedral: The story of Carlisle Cathedral. 13th.edn. PP.56, illus. 19cm, paper. (The British
Publishing Co.: Gloucester, n.d.).

CARLISLE, Diocese of: Carlisle Diocesan Calendar, clergy list and almanac 1938 pp.196. 18.5cm,
paperback. (Charles Thurnham: Carlisle, 1938)

CARLISLE, CUMBERLAND AND WESTMORLAND, Local Education Authorities: Agreed syllabus of Religious Instruction. pp.302. 22cm, cloth. (Carlisle, 1951). (Inserted is DIOCESE OF CARLISLE: Diocesan Supplement to the Agreed Syllabus of Religious Education. Pp 7. 20cm, paper, n.d.

CARRUTHERS (E.J.): People called Cumbri: the heroic age of the CumbrianCelts. pp 208. , illus. 22cm, cloth. (Robert Hale: London, 1979).

CASSELL'S ILLUSTRATED PENNY READINGS. An anthology of verse and prose. pp.384, illus. 26cm, cloth. (Cassell, Petter & Galpin: London,n d 18--)

CHARNOCK (Stephen): Works, including: The chief of sinners objects of the choicest merc (etc). pp.xxvii, 283, front. 17cm, cloth. (Nelson: London, 1847). Works of the Puritan Divines. (Calvinistic Nonconformist
divine, d.1680). .

CHAVASSE (C.M.), Bishop of Rochester, 1939-1961: The meaning of the Lessons: short introductions. pp.xiii, 226.
19cm, cloth. (SPCK: London, 1959).(TLML)

CHEYNE (T.K.): The prophecies of Isaiah. 2 vols., 1886.

CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE: The Christian Advocate, or Review. Edited by the Rev.
Edward Garbett, Incumbent of Christ Church Surbiton. Vols.3-5. 22cm, quarter leather. (William Hunt:
London, 1869-1871).

CHRISTIAN HERALD: The Christian Herald and Signs of the Times (a magazine), edited by the Rev.M.Baxter, Clergyman of the Church of England. Twelfth year. 1 vol. 32cm, cloth. (London, 1878-9). (On the Cover: 'This journal contains every week a portrait and a sermon by the Rev. Dr. Talmadge of Brooklyn, U.S.; and by special permission, a sermon and exposition by the Rev.C.H.Spurgeon …) . 2 volumes

CHRISTIAN OBSERVER: The Christian Observer, conducted by members of the Established Church. 2
vols. pp.965, 971. 22cm, quarter leather. (Hatch & Co.: London, 1864-5).

CHRISTIAN WORLD PULPIT: Sunday readings for Christian families. Vol. 67,Jan-Jun 1905. 28.5cm, cloth. (James Clarke: London, 1905).

CHRISTMAS (F.E.), compiler: An Easter anthology. pp52, illus. 16cm, boards. ( St.Hugh's Press: London 1946).

CHURCH CONGRESS: The official report of the Church Congress, held at Manchester 1-5 Oct 1888. Ed. by the Rev. C.Dunkley, Vicar of St.Mary's, Wolverhampton. pp.xix, 758. 22cm, cloth. (Bemrose & Sons: London, 1888).

CHURCH CONGRESS: The official report of the Church Congress, held at Manchester, 6-9 Oct 1908. Ed. by the Rev. C.Dunkley, Vicar of Brewood, Prebendary of Lichfield. pp.xxiv, 688. 22 cm, cloth. (Bemrose&Sons: London; 1908).

CHURCH MISSIONARY INTELLIGENCER:Church Missionary Intelligencer: a monthly journal of
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VICARS OF BAMPTON, DONORS AND OTHER PERSONALITIES CONNECTED WITH THE LIBRARY

ATKINSON (James), Vicar of Bampton, 1600-1641. During his incumbency, Thomas Sutton founded Bampton Grammar School in 1623. Parish Registers commence in 1630.

BERRY (John), b.1941. B.A.Durham, 1962. Oak Hill Theological College, 1963.

Priest-in-chrage of Bampton with Mardale, and Carlisle Diocesan Officer for Evangelism, 1981-1986.

BOWSTEAD (John), Rev., 1754-1841. Master of Bampton Grammar School for 56 years; Minister of Mardale
Church for 40 years. He is said to have educated 200 boys who became priests. (See: RAINES (James): Memoir
of the Rev.John Hodgson, 2 vols., 1857. Chapter 1, pp.1-22 includes an account of Bampton Grammar School under the Rev.John Bowstead: schoolboy days and studies).

CORMACK (Wilfred Howard). University of Manchester, M.A.1910, Wycliffe Hall, Oxford, 1910. With the Church Army in Egypt and Palestine, 1 917-18. Vicar of Bampton, 1930-1949 ( with Mardale from 1935).

CURWEN (Hugh), 1500-1568. Born at High Knipe, Bampton. Chaplain to Henry VIII. Preached against John Frith of Westerham, who was martyred in 1533. Curwen was successively Dean of Hereford, Archdeacon of Oxford, Chaple.in to Mary I, Archbishop of Dublin, 1555-1567, Lord Chief Justice in Ireland, 1557, Bishop of Oxford, 1567-8.

DAVIES (Samuel Mailer), b.1908. University of Wales, 1934. Ripon Hall, Oxford, 1937. Vicar of Bcmpton with Mardale, 1956-1962.

DAY (George Edward Foden) , 1853-1929. Theological Exhibitioner of Hatfield Hall, Durham, 1875. L.Th.1876. Deacon 1876, Priest 1877, Durham. Vicar of Bampton, 1883 - 1929.

EDMONDSON (Christopher Paul), b.1950. B.A.1971, M.A.1981, Durham. St.John's College Durham, Diploma in Theology, 1972. Priest-in-Charge of Bampton with Mardale, and Officer for Evangelism, Diocese of Carlisle, 1986-1992.

GANN (Anthony Michael), b.1937, Canon. Trinity College Dublin, B.A.1960, M.A. and B.D.1964. Chaplain and Lecturer in Theology, University of Botswana, Lesotho and Swaziland, 1966-1974. Priest-in-Charge of Bampton with Mardale, and Officer for Mission and Unity, Diocese of Carlisle, 1975-1980.

GERMAN (Ian Macdonald), b.1909, Canon. Egerton Hall Manchester, 1934. Chaplain to the Forces, 1943-6. Hon. Canon of Carlisle from 1961. Vicar of Bampton with Mardale, and Rural Dean of Appleby, 1970-1974; Officer for Mission, Diocese of Carlisle, 1971-1975.

GIBSON (Edmund), 1669-1748. Born Bampton, 1669. Queen's College, Oxford, 1686. Fellow of Queens College and ordained 1694. Librarian of Lambeth Palace, 1696. Bishop of Lincoln, 1716-1723. Bishop of London, 1723- 1748. Edited the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle, 1692. Synodus Anglicana, or The Constitution and Proceedings of the English Convocation, 1702. Codex ruris Ecclesiastici Anglicani, 1713).

GIBSON (John). Born Bampton. Provost of Queen's College, Oxford.

GIBSON (Thomas), M.D., died 1704. Born at Knipe, Bampton. Fellow of the College of Physicians. Physician-General to the Army, 1718. Author of A system of anatomy. Married Anne, daughter of Oliver Cromwell.

HODGSON (William), Rev. Vicar of Bampton , 1834-1861. Author of: Catechetical instruction the Gospel according to St. Matthew, 2 vols, 1837) •

LONGSTAFF (Thomas), Registered Accountant, Appleby. Died 1977. He was a Lay Reader in the Parish of Appleby. His collection of 57 books were presented to the Appleby Rural Deanery for the use of Readers, March 1977, and are stamped on the flyleaf: THOMAS LONGSTAFF MEMORIAL LIBRARY. These have now been incorporated in the Tinclar Library, Bampton.

MILL (John), 1645-1707. Born Bampton. Fellow of Queen's College, Oxford, 1670-1682. Principal of St.Edmund's Hall, Oxford , 1682-1707. He edited the Greek New Testament, 2 vols. 1707. He was the first scholar to lay down the principles of modern New Testament criticism.

NOBLE (Mary Eleanor), 1846-19-- . Parish Historian. The Library has a copy of the Prayer Book and Bible presented to her in 1853, when she was seven years old, from the Wharton Trust (See: Liturgies: Book of Common Prayer, 1851). She edited the Bampton Parish Registers, 1637-1812, for publication in 1897, and wrote 'A History of the Parish of Bampton', 1901.

NOBLE (William), of Bampton. Benefactor to the Bampton Free Library in 1798.

RUDKIN (Ernest Horace). University of Oxford, B.A. 1913, M.A.. 1916, B.D., 1924. Rector of Ninfield, Sussex from 1922. Vicar of Bampton , 1950-1955. He published several collections of sermons (see Catalogue), and also assembled a manuscript and common-place book, largely about SusseX (See Appendix III - Manuscripts) •

SAWREY (Harold), born 1914. Vicar of Orton, 1963-1983, with Tebay from 1977. Some books from his collection have been placed in the Tinclar Library.

SUTTON (Thomas), D. D • Founder of Bampton Grammar School, 1623.

THOMAS (George Albert de Burgh), born 1930. University College of North Wales, Bangor, B.A.1950, St.Michael's College, Llandaff, 1951. Vicar of Bampton with Mardale, 1963-1970.

TlNCLAR (Jonathan), Rector of Addlethorpe, near Skegness, Lincs. In 1751, he bequeathed £ 50 'to be invested in land and the interest applied 'towards the purchasing and supplying a library to be kept and preserved for ever hereafter in the said Parish of Bampton for the particular use of the Vicar there.'

'WHARTON (Philip), Lord, of Kirkby Stephen. He died 4 February 1696, and by his will left to his Trustees certain estates in Yorkshire, the proceeds of which were to be devoted each year to the distribution of Bibles and other books, in four counties in the North of England. By the terms of the will, the recipients should, if possible, learn Psams 1, 15, 25, 37
and 145 by heart. As far as Bampton was concerned, the Schoolmaster of the Grammar School received annually from the Trustees, ten Bibles, twelve Catechisms, and one copy of Crossmans 'Introduction', for distribution in Bampton, and five Bibles, six ~catechisms and one Crossmans for the Manor of Carhullen, which is a district of Bampton containing only two houses.

APPENDIX II

.BAMPTON PARISH RECORDS

The Bampton Parish Records are deposited at the Cumbria Record Office, Kendal, as follows:

Banns, 1754-1925.

Baptisms, 1630-1936.

Bishops' Transcripts, 1665-1885.

Burials, 1630-1903.

Marriages, 1630-1972.

See also in the Tinclar Library Catalogue:

Bampton Parish Registers, 1637-1812. Edited and transcribed by Mary E.Noble. (Wilson:
Kendal, 1897).

A transcript of the Registers of the Parish of Bampton, 1698-1766,

manuscript, by J.Paul Rylands, September 1896. (In the Tinclar Library)

APPENDIX III

MANUSCRIPTS

1.RYLANDS (J.Paul): A transcript of the Registers of the Parish Church of St.Patric k at Bampton in the County of Westmoreland. Vol.I: 25 March 1699/1700 to 27 March , 1720/21. Vol.II: 27 March, 1720/21 to 22nd November 1766. Made at Walmgate, Bampton, Sept.8th., 1896. (Rexine bound notebook, black, 22cm, no pagination; with bookplate of the writer

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2.RUDKIN (Ernest Horace), Vicar of Bampton, 1950-1955: Commonplace book, including also cuttings from newspapers of the 1920's, and from the Gospel Standard (c.1870-1890). On the cover: 'Commenced Whitsuntide, 1924'. The contents, mostly in Mr. Rudkin's hand, relate principally to Sussex. (He was Vicar of Ninfield, Sussex from 1922). There are also notes, biographical and controversial, about individual dissenting ministers of the nineteenth century, and their opinions. (Foolscap bound notebook, 32cm, pp.252).

3.THOMAS (George de Burgh), Vicar of Bampton, 1970-1974: Extracts from A.J.;·Wyatt, The Threshold of Anglo-Saxon, copied in Mr , Thomas's hand. On the front cover: 'G.de Burgh Thomas, U.C.N.W. (= University College of North Wales), Bangor: Old English texts translated. ' The texts are on the right-hand pages; a few glosses from Old English to Modern English on the left-hand pages , Inside the back cover: 'March 1 st., 1948: in sessionals there will be a translation from prose and an alternative one from verse.' (Octavo notebook, 22cm; limp red cloth cover; no pagination).

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ADAMS (H.G.): Nests and Eggs of Familiar Birds, pp 238, plates, 18cm, cloth (Groombridge & Sons. London. c.1888) (donated bv Dr Marguerite James, granddaughter of Revd G.E.F.Day., Vicar of Bampton 1883-1929, 2001) inscribed "from T. G.C.Howard July 1888 to G.E.F.Day, Bampton"

AGUILAR, Grace: The Mother's Recompense. 532,18.5cms, cloth (Miles & Miles, Clerkenwell Road, London E.C.) (awarded to Elizabeth Atkinson, Bampton Church Sunday School, 1899, by G.E.F.Day, Vicar) donated by Mrs Jean Woodhall , Penrith, March 2011

AICHELE, Dietmar: A Field Guide to Colour in Wild Flowers, pp 399, illust, 2111;, cm, cloth (Octopus Books Ltd, London, 2ndEdn, 1975, 1984 reprint, ISBN 0706404742) (donated by Mrs Julie Langdale, 2004)

ARMISTEAD (W): Tales and Legends of the English Lakes, pp xii and 289. 20cm cloth (Simpkin. Marshall & Co, London, 1891) (donated by Dr Marguerite James, 2001) inscribed "The Revd G.E.F.Day with the Revd. J. Ewbank's good wishes. 20th April 1910"

ARMSTRONG (Revd C.E.): A Tar of the Last War, being the Services and Anecdotes of Sir Charles Richardson, KCB, Vice-Admiral of the White. pp 228, illust, 20cm, half leather (Longman, Brown, Green & Longman, London, 1855) (purchased by the trustees, July 2007)

ASKHAM: Parish Registers 1566-1812. Ed and transcribed by Mary E.Noble, pp xiii, 256, 23cm, cloth (Bemrose & Sons Ltd, London, 1904) (purchased by the trustees, 2006)

AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION: lllustrated Guide to Country Towns and Villages of Britain, pp 448, illust, inset maps, 2811;, cm, casebound (Drive Publications Ltd for The Automobile Association 1985) (retained out of Garden Party, 2 Smithy Croft, 2004)

AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION: Treasures of Britain, pp 680 inc 19 maps, illust., 28.5 cm, cloth (Drive Publications Ltd for the Automobile Association, London, 1968) (retained out of Coffee Afternoon, Bomby Waters. 2003)

BAGLEY (J.J.) Hon.Editor of the Historic Society of Lancashire and Cheshire: A History of Lancashire, with maps and pictures, cartography by D.H.Birch, New and Revised Edition, pp 63, illust, maps 25.5cm cloth (Darwen Finlayson, London. 1956/61) (donated by the Revd Geoffrev Marrison. compiler of the principal Tinclar Library catalogue, 1994)

BALLANTYNE. R.M.: The Golden Dream, or Adventures in the Far West. 12th edn, pp viii and 358, iIlust, 19cm, cloth (James Nisbet & Co, London) (donated by Mrs Greta, 2003) inscribed "The gift of the Misses Lucas, Stanegarth - Bampton Church Sunday School: awarded to Joseph Noble, Butterwick. for good conduct G.E.F.Dav. Vicar. Christmas 1904

BAMPTON: Inscriptions and Memorials in St Patrick's Church and Churchyard. Unpaginated, 29.5cm, comb bound, transcribed bv John Stacey, Skews (January 1997) (donated by the Transcriber)

BAMPTON: Ploughing in Latin. A History of Bampton. Foreword. 178 pages, illust., 21cm, paperback (Bampton Millennium Committee. 2000) (donated by the Committee. January 2001)

BAMPTON: A Cast Iron Community - The Story of Burnbanks. Foreword, 126 pp, illust, 21 cm, paperback (Bampton & District Local History Society, 2006 ISBN 978-0-09554862-0-3 (donated by the Society January 2007)

BAMPTON: Parish Registers: Baptisms 1813 - 1862 and 1862 - 1936, Marriages 1813 - 1848 and 1838 (sic) - 1972. photocopies of registers held at Kendal Record Office under ref. WPR 15, disk no.JAC 1735/6 filed in three lever arch files, 31 cm (copied by the trustees, 2006/07) Burials 1813-1903 and Banns 1825-1925 75% funded with Heritage Lottery A4A Grant) BAM H5

BAMPTON: Baptisms 1936 - 2006, Marriages 1972 - 2006, Banns 1926-2006 and Burials 1903-2006
Copied from current registers held at St Patrick's Church by courtesy of the Vicar and Churchwardens, and filed as above

BAMPTON: Methodist Baptisms 1873 - 1980. Copied from registers held at Carlisle Record Office under refs. given, 2008, and filed as above

BARNARD. George: Drawing from Nature: a Series of Progressive Instructions in Sketching, to which are appended
Lectures on Art delivered at Rugby School, pp vi, 248, 18 plates and 107 woodcuts, 28cm. cloth (George Routledge &
Sons, London. 1877) (donated by Dr Marguerite James. 2001)

BAYNES-COPE (A.D.) Research Laboratory, British Museum: Caring for books and documents. With line illustriations by Sture Akestrum pp 32, illust. 25.5cm boards (British Museum Publications. London 1981) with the author's autograph on the title page (donated by the Revd Geoffrey Marrison, 1994)

BEATTIE (Wm) (Ed): The Penguin Poets - Border Ballads. pp 247, 18cm, paper (Penguin Books Ltd, Harmondsworth, Middx, 1952 (1965 reprint) (donated from effects of Mr J.V.Greenlaw, Rose Cottage, Bampton Grange, July 2007)

BELL, George: Descriptive and other pieces in verse. pp viii and 205, fronts. (engraving of Penrith), 17 cm, rexine (printed for the author, J.Brown, Penrith, 1835) (donated by Richard Orford, August 2009). (local poems, including Haweswater sonnet at p. 54).
Note: this and other books donated by Mr Orford at the same time were found at the back of a cupboard at Walmhow, having been left there by the Revd George Day Jnr when he moved out of the house nearly 50 years earlier

BIBLE, English - Lord Wharton: Book of Common Prayer, Holy Bible and Psalms of David, unpaginated, 19cm, leather (OUP, 1844) (donated by Mrs Greta Noble, 2003) inscr. "Presented by theTrustees of Lord Wharton to Jane Kitching of Drybarrows, aged 11 years, by the Rev James Darling, Bampton Vicarage, Oct 1865 - "2 Tim iii:14-16, Ps xxvi''

BIBLE, English - Lord Wharton: unpaginated, 16cm, leather (OUP, 1875) (donated by Mrs Greta Noble, 2003) presented to William Kitching of the Parish of Bampton, 1875 BIB B2

BIBLE, English - Lord Wharton: pp xx and 1056, indexed atlas, maps and plan of the Temple rebuilt by Herod. 17.5cm, leather, (OUP) (donated by Mrs Greta Noble, 2003) presented to Thomas Noble of the Parish of Bampton, 1902, by G.E.F.Day, Vicar

BIBLE, English, Lord Wharton: pp 1240, 16.5 ems, cloth (OUP,1898) (donated by Mrs Jean Woodhall, Penrith, March 2011) presented to Elizabeth Atkinson, Hungerhill, Bampton by G.E.F.Day, Vicar

BIBLE, Russian; pp 302, XXXIV, index, maps on endpapers, 27cm cloth (Russian Bible Society, Moscow, 1994) (donated by Mrs Maureen Cummings, 2002)

BIBLE, New Testament, Welsh: Y Testament Newydd, pp 505, maps, 18.5 cm, cloth (Y Gymdeithas Feiblaidd Frytanaidd a Thramor, Llundain, 1975, ISBN 056403631 5) (donated by John Stacey, 2004)

BICKNELL, Peter: The Picturesque Scenery of the Lake District. pp x and 198, illust, facsimile title pages against entries in text, 29 cm, cloth (St Paul's Bibliographies, Winchester, 1990, ISBN 0-906795-60-5) (purchased by the trustees, ,July 2006)

BIRKETT, Bill: Exploring the Lakes & Low Fells, Vols 1 & 2, Walks 1-80, illust, inset maps, 21.5cm, casebound (David & Charles 2001, 2003 reprint ISBN 0-7153-1077-1 / 1078-X) (retained out of Garden Party, 2 Smithy Croft, 2004)
BIRRELL, Rev C.M.: Life of the Revd Richard Knill of St Petersburg, new and revised edn. pp xiv and 272, engravings, 19cm, cloth (The Religious Tract Society, London c.1878) (donated by Mrs Greta Noble, 2003) inscr: "Robert Kitchen, Drybarrows, August 7~ 1889 on his birthday"

BOUCH, Revd C.M.Lowther: The Lady Anne, Hereditary High Sheriffess of the County of Westmorland, and Lady of the Honour of Skipton-on-Craven. pp 24, illust, 21 cm, paper (Cumberland & Westmorland Herald Co Ltd, Penrith) (donated by Richard Orford, August 2009)

BOYD, Frank: Around Penrith in Old Photographs, pp 150, illust, 22cm, paper (Alan Sutton Publishing Ltd, Stroud, Gloucs, 1993, ISBN 0- 7509-0281-7) (donated by Mrs Julie Langdale, 2004)

BRADLEY (A.G.): Highways and Byeways in the Lake District First pocket edition, pp xii and 332. illust. 17cm cloth (Macmillan & Co Ltd. London, 1932) (donated by Mrs Mollie Clough, Stanegarth, 1998)

BRAGG (Melvin), Lord Bragg of Wigton): Land of the Lakes, pp 248, illust, 25cm, cloth (Martin Seeker & Warburg Ltd. London. 1983. 1984 reprint) (donated by the family of the late Peter Gilpin. 2001)

BRAGG (Melvin) Credo, pp 788, 18 cm, paper (Hodder & Stoughton, London, 1996, ISBN 0340689056) donated by Wendy Fairer, Shap, 2006)

BRUCE, Charles: A Night in a Snowstorm and other Stories. pp 127 and 16 (catalogue), fronts, 18 cms, cloth (W.P.Nimmo, Hay & Mitchell, Edinburgh, nd) (inscr. Elizth Atkinson, Little Strickland Church Sunday School, Xmas 1896) donated by Mrs Jean Woodhall, March 2011.

BRUNSKILL, R.W.: Traditional Buildings of Cumbria. pp 224, illust, 25cm, cloth (Cassell, London, 2002 ISBN 0304- 35773-1) (purchased by the Trustees, 2003)

CAMPBELL GOLDSMITH & BEATTIE, The poetical works of: pp 429, fronts illust. 17.5cm rexine (T. Nelson & Sons, London, 1865) (donated by Janice Leedam June 2012)

CHAPMAN, Sydney T. and CLARKE, Judith: Penrith Photographic Memories. pp 92, reproductions of postcards, maps, 25 cm, cloth (The Francis Frith Collection, Teffont, Wiltshire, 2005 ISBN 1-84589-019-1) (donated and signed by the authors, 2007).

CLIFFORD, D.J.H.(ed): The Diaries of Lady Anne Cliffford. pp xv and 296, 25 plates, map, genealogical tables, 24 cm, cloth (Alan Sutton, Stroud, 1990, ISBN 0-86299-560-4) (purchased by the trustees, 2006)

COLLINGWOOD, W.G.: The Lake Counties. pp xvi and 368, 16 colour plates, 72 line drawings, gazetteer and map, 24.5cm, cloth (Frederick Warne & Co. Ltd, London, New Edition 1932) (donated by Wendy Fairer, Shap, 2003)

COOK (Olive): The English House through Seven Centuries. pp 320, photographs by Edwin Smith, 33cm. cloth (Thomas Nelson & Sons Ltd. London, 1968) (donated by Dr Marguerite James, 2001)

COOKE (Katharine): Coleridge, pp 266, 22 cm. cloth (Routledge and Kegan Paul, London, 1979) (donated by Mrs Mollie Clough, Stanegarth, 2000)

COUNTRY LIFE PICTURE BOOK OF THE LAKE DISTRICT IN COLOUR: reference map and 44 plates, 29cm, cloth (Country Life Ltd, London, 1961) (donated by Dr Marguerite James, 2001)

COUSINS, John: Friends of the Lake District - The early years. pp xvii and 148, 61 photos in text, 7 maps, table, 24.5 ems, paper (Centre for North West Studies, University of Lancaster, 2009, ISBN 978-1-86220-223-8) signed by the Author. (Purchased by the Trustees, March 2011)

COX (J.Charles): English Church Fittings, Furniture and Accessories, pp xii and 320, plates, 23cm, cloth (B.T.Batsford Ltd. London, 1923) (donated by Dr Marguerite James, 2001)

CROXALL, Samuel (translator): Fables of Aesop and Moral and Entertaining Anecdotes. pp xviii and 286 (plus 16 page catalogue), illist.,17 ems, cloth (W.P.Nimmo, Hay & Mitchell, Edinburgh, 1889) (donated by Richard Orford, August 2009) inscribed "Bampton Church Sunday School. Awarded to Geo. Ed. F. Day for good conduct & attendance, G.E.F.Day, Vicar, Xmas 1889"

CUMBERLAND & WESTMORLAND ANTIQUARIAN & ARCHEOLOGICAL SOCIETY: Transactions New (Second) Series vols 1901-2000 and Third Series vols 2001-09. All cloth except vols 1918, 1940/44, 1952/55, 1962 and 1968 onwards (Titus Wilson, Kendal) (vols 1910, 1913 and 1916/17 donated by Ken Noble, 2007, vol 1942 by Geoff Johnson, 2007, vols 1968-2006 by CW AAS, 2007; 1 vol purchased from Kirkland Books, Kendal, 11 from Broadhursts, Southport, 4 from Bridge Books, Windermere, 3 from Barry McKay, Appleby, 1 from Staniland, Stamford, 23 from Bookcase, Carlisle, 12 from Norman Kerr, Cartmel, 14 from CW AAS, 1 from Michael S.Kemp, Atherton, Manchester, with
A4A grant, November 2007 to April 2008)

CUMBERLAND & WESTMORLAND ANTIQUARIAN & ARCHELOGICAL SOCIETY Transactions, Index to Old (First) Series, Vols I to xv l, 1866 to 1900, compiled by Joyce Cherry. pp 410, 22 ems, paperback (CWAAS, printed by Titus Wilson & Son Ltd, Kendal, 1981) (purchased by the trustees, March 2010). Note: pending the acquisition of the Old Series by the Library, the volumes may be consulted at Penrith or any other main county library in Cumbria

CUMBRIA FAMILY HISTORY SOCIETY: Transcript and Index from the 1851 Census for Brougham, Lowther, Askham, Eamont Bridge, Sockbridge and Tirril, Patterdale &c and Bampton. unpaginated. 21cm paperback (Cumbria Family History Society January 1994) (donated by Donald Langdale, Butterwick, a Trustee of Tinclar's Library. (1994)

CUMBRIA LOCAL HISTORY FEDERATION: Bulletin No 21, Spring 1999 (Donated by Ted Relph, 1999)

CUMBRIA NATURAL HISTORY REPORTS sub nom Natural History in Cumbria 1975-76, Birds in Cumbria 1977-78, 1979, Spring 1985-88 and 1990, years 1990, 1991 (Association of Natural History Societies in Cumbria/Cumbria Naturalists Union) and Birds and Wildlife in Cumbria 2001-2004 (Stramongate Press, Kendal) 14 vols. (donated by Dave Shackleton, 2006)

CURWEN, John F. The Later Records. pp.VI, 428, fronts, 23cms, cloth (C&WA&AS and Westmorland County Council, 1932) (purchased by the trustees from CRO, Kendal, in mint condition, 2008)

DAVIDSON, Eric. Time of Change, a book of memories from the 1950's. pp 104, photographs, 28 cm, paper (Cumberland & Westmorland Herald, 2001 (ISBN 0 9518552 4 7) (purchased by the trustees, May 2009) Bampton Vicarage Garden Fete, July 1951 at p. 22

DAWSON (John): Fourpence for the Beggar Men: glimpses of John Ruskin recorded in the logbooks of Coniston Schools. pp 20, drawings and photographs, 21cm, paperback (John Dawson, 1994) (donated by the family of Peter Gilpin, 2002) signed by the author

DAVID, Rob: Hugh Lowther, Fifth Earl of Lonsdale, in the Arctic: Explorer-Scientist, Sportsman, Traveller or Tourist? ppl6, plates 5, 24.5 ems, paper (reprinted from C&W Transactions, Vol. Ill, 2003) (donated by the author, February 2011)

DAY (James): A Practical Treatise on the Construction and Formation of Railways, 3rd edn. pp viii and 210, plates, diagrams and tables, 21cm cloth (Simpkin Marshall & Co, London, 1860) (donated by Dr Marguerite James, 1999) (inscribed "to C.M.Wilson Esq with the Author's Compliments")

DENYER (Susan): Traditional Buildings & Life in The Lake District, First Edition, pp 208, illust, 25Y2 cm, cloth (Victor Gollanz/Peter Crawley in association with The National Trust, First Edn, 1991 ISBN 0-575-04552-3) (purchased by the Trustees, 2004)

DICKENS, Charles: A Tale of Two Cities. pp xvi and 454, 20cm, illust, cloth (James Nisbet & Co Ltd, London) (donated by Mrs Greta Noble, 2003) inscr. "Bampton Ch. Sunday School- Awarded to Thomas Noble for good attendance; given by
the Misses Lucas, Christmas 1910"

DICKENS Charles, Oliver Twist. pp iv and 347, illust, 19cm, cloth (WaIter Scott Ltd, London) (donated by Mrs Greta Noble, 2003) inscr "Bampton Church Sunday School- awarded to Jos Noble, Butterwick, Christmas 1901 - G.E.F.Day, Vicar

DUTTON (Charles): The Red Squirrel, Redressing the Wrong. pp 112, tables, photographs and maps,30cm, paper (European Squirrel Initiative, 2004 ISBN 0-9547576-0-3)(donated by Ron Hill, 2005)

ECCLES (Nigel): Pittman, Francis, Master of Bampton School, 1891 to 1908. pp 7, photographs, 29.5cm, Bampton School Trustees 2006)

ECCLES (Nigel) A Brief History of the Bampton Endowed Schools Charity. pp 4, 29.5cm, paper (black slide binder) written for the School Closing Exhibition, 2005. (donated by Bampton School Trustees 2006) School Closing Exhibition, 2005 (donated by Bampton School Trustees 2006) BAMH5

EMMETT, Charlie: Discovering the Eden Valley. pp 128, photographs and maps, 24.5cm, paper (Sutton Publishing Ltd, Stroud, 2005 ISBN 0-7509-4184-7) Titus Wilson Award, 2006 (purchased by the trustees, 2006) LAK H2

FARADAY, Michael (ed): The Westmorland Protestation Returns 1641142 (CWAAS Tract Series No XVll). pp 86, 2l.5 cm, paper (Titus Wilson & Son Ltd, Kendal, 1971) (purchased by the trustees, 2006) Covers East & West Wards; lists 210 names for Bampton, the fifth highest for the two wards WES H2

FENN, Manville: The Peril Finders. pp iv and 507, illust, 20.5cm, cloth (Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge, London) (donated by Mrs Greta Noble, 2003) inscr. "Awarded to Thomas Noble for perfect attendance at Sunday School
during the year 1902" LIT.ENG 11

FERGUSON, Richard S.: History of Westmorland. pp 312, 23cm, cloth (Elliott Stock, London, 1905, Cheap Edition) (purchased by the Trustees,2003) WES H2

FFINCH, Michael: Portrait of Penrith and the East Fellside. pp 201, illust., 22cm, cloth (Robert Hale, London, 1985 ISBN 0-7090 -2375-8) (purchased by the Trustees £20, 2003). Chapter 5, "The Vale of Lowther", oflocal interest WES H2

FINDLER (G): Legends of the Lake Counties. pp 80. drawings in text, 21cm, paper (The Dalesman Publishing Company Ltd, Clapham, 1967) (donated by Dr Marguerite J ames, 2001) LAK H2

FLINDERS, T.G.: On the Settle and Carlisle Route. pp 112, maps and photographs (mainly taken by the author), 24% ems, cloth (lan Allen Ltd, Shepperton, 1981 ISBN 0 1080 3) (donated by the author, a descendant of John and Agnes Noble
of Woodfoot mid-C18th" September 2010) RL Y H2

FORSTER, Margaret: The Miller's Way. unpag, maps & drawings, 21 cm, paper (Carrs Breadmaker, Cart's Flour, Carlisle, 2006) (donated by David Cooke, July 2006) LAK H2

FRASER (Maxwell): Companion into Lakeland. pp 290, 16 plates and a map, 18.5cm, cloth (Methuen & Co Ltd, London, 3rd Edn, 1943) (donated by the family of Peter Gilpin, 2002). Chapters VII (Shap and the Fells of the East Border) and VIII (Haweswater to the Eamont) are of local interest BAM, CVT.SHS, LAK; H2

GRAHAM, Caz (ed): Foot and Mouth, Heart and Soul. pp 208, photographs and drawings, 21cm, paper (pub Small Sister for BBC Radio Cumbria, Carlisle, 2001 ISBN 0 954157 0 3) (donated by David Grayling, Crosby Ravensworth, 2006)
LAKH2

GREEN SPACES, OUR: Three year partnership project to enhance green spaces in Cumbria, 2008/11. pp Ill, illust, 21 cm, paper (The Our Green Space Project team 2008/11 and Friends of the Lake District) (donated by Bomby Green Management Committee, 2012.) SCI GIH3

GRIFFIN (A.Harry): A Lakeland Mountain Diary (from 40 years in The Guardian's "Country Diary"). pp 224, illust, 24 cm, cloth (The Crowood Press Ltd, Swindon, 1990 ISBN 1-85223-565-9) (donated by Donald & Julie Langdale, 2004) LAKGIH2

GRIGSON, (Geoffrey), (General Editor): The Lakes to Tyneside, About Britain No 10. pp 92, 22cm, boards (Wm Collins Sons & Co. Ltd, for the Festival of Britain Office, 1951) (pre-1992 stock, prey. uncatalogued) LAK, TOP.DDR.NHB; H2

HALL, Derek H.: Full Circle - the Return of a Scouser to his Roots. pp 274 and iii, photographs (including Penrith, Yanwath, Haweswater &c), family tree, 19Y2cm, paper (Regentlane Publishing, Millom, 1998 ISBN 1 900821 81 8)
(donated by David and Katharine Cooke, February 2007) LAK GIH2

HALL, Marshall: The Artists of Cumbria. pp x and 102, illust., 28.5cm, cloth (Marshall Hall Associates, Newcastle upon
Tyne, 1979, ISBN 0-903858-01-0) (purchased by the Trustees, 2003) ACH5

HALL, Sarah: Haweswater. pp 267, 2l.5cm, covered paperback (Faber & Faber Ltd, London, 2002, ISBN 0-571-20925-4) (donated by Mrs Mollie Clough, 2003) signed by the author MAR H2

HALL, Sarah : The Carhullan Army. pp 209, 22 cm cloth (Faber & Faber Ltd, London, 2007 ISBN 0-571-23659-6) (donated by Mrs M.Clough, 2008) BM1 GIH2

HALL, Sarah: The Electric Michelangelo. pp 340, 20.5cm, paper (Harper Perennial, 2005 ISBN-13: 978-0-06-081274-
0) (donated and signed by the Author, May 2011) H2

HAMMOND, Reginald J.W., (ed): Ward Lock Red Guide - Lake District. pp160, photographs, map, plan of Fumess Abbey, 16cm, paper (Ward Lock Ltd, London, 32nd edn, 1971 ISBN 0 7963 54389) (donated by Wendy Fairer, Shap, 2006) Bampton and Haweswater at pp 151/3 LAK H2

HANSON (Neil): Walking through Eden, pp 200, drawings by Sheilagh Noble, map, 24cm, cloth (Pavilion Books Ltd, London, 1990) signed by the author (donated by the family of the late Peter Gilpin, 2001) CUM,WES; G/H2

HARKER, John: North Westmorland: the Official Guide issued with the Authority of the North Westmorland Rural District Council. pp 40, illust, map (missing), 18cm, paper (Morgan Laird & Co Ltd, London, c.1935) (donated by Wendy Fairer, Shap, 2003) Advertisem*nt for Crown & Mitre Hotel at p. 40 LAK H2

HARRlSON, Sydney E.:The Bowes Museum, Bamard Castle. pp 64,illust, plans, paper (published by the author, 1929 (donated by Richard Orford, August 2009) TOP.DUR GIH2

HASLAM (Sarah): John Ruskin and the Lakeland Arts Revival, 1880-1920. pp 250, photographs, 21.5 cm, paper (Merton Priory Press Ltd, Whitchurch, Cardiff, 2004 ISBN 1 898937 60 5) AC H2

HAWESWATER ESTATE, North West Water: Lancaster University Archaeological Survey. Vol 1 Report, pp 91, Vol2 Gazetteer, pp 222, 29.5 cm, spiral bound paper (Lancaster University Archaeological Unit, November 1997) (donated by
Lake District National Park Authority, 2006) MAR, BAM H5

HAWESWATER ESTATE: Detailed Survey Report, pp 97, 23 figs, spiral bound paper, (Lancaster University Archaeological Unit, October 1998) (donated by Lake District National Park Authority, 2006) MAR, BAM H5

HAWKINS, Harry: The Chapel at Keld, Shap. Reprint of Article at C&W Transactions, Third Series, Vol IX,
2009 pp 69-89.' photos and maps Donated by the Author, November 2011 CVT SHS BUI. GIH2

HAYES, Gareth: Odd Corners in Appleby, pp 90, photographs, 21 erns, paper (Hayloft Publishing, Kirkby Stephen, 2002
ISBN 1.904524001) (donated by Jeremy Godwin, Penrith, March 2011) CVT.APP. H2

HEATON COOPER (W): The Lakes, pp xiii, pp 228, plates and drawings, 25cm, boards (Frederick Wame & Co Ltd. London, 1966) (donated by Dr Marguerite James. 2001) AC, LAK H2

HEATON COOPER: The Tarns of Lake land, pp xiv, 237. plates and drawings, 25cm, cloth (2nd Edn 1970, The Heaton Cooper studio) signed by the author (donated by Dr Marguerite James, 2001) AC, LAK H2

HIGGINBOTHAM, Peter: Workhouses of the North. pp 128, photographs, line drawings, maps, 23.5cm, paper (Tempus Publishing Ltd, Stroud, 2006 ISBN 0 7524 4001 2) (purchased by the trustees, 2006, £11.69) References to West Ward Union and Shap Workhouse at pp.78/80. BUI,LAK GIH2

HINCHCLIFFE (Isaac): A Backwater in Lakeland (Mardale, Haweswatcr, Measand, Bampton); A Wartime Wandering: An Autumn Pilgrimage; sketches by W.H.Longworth. 2nd edn. pp 60, front., plates, map, 22cm cloth (Hinchcliffe & Co Ltd, Manchester, 1923) (donated by Mr & Mrs John Aynsley, 1998) MAR H2

HINCHCLIFFE, Isaac: 4th edn, 1928, pp 102 (donated by Dr Marguerite James, 2001)MAR H2

HINCHCLIFFE, Isaac: 2001 reprint (2 Ravens, Kirkby Stephen) (donated by Andrew Donoghue, October 2000)
MAR H2

HINE, (Reginald L): Confessions of an Un-Common Attorney. pp xix, 268, illus., 23cm, cloth, (lM.Dent & Sons Ltd, London, 4th edn 1949) (donated by Miss M.E.Lightburn, 2002) pp 182/3 and 20113 mention Miss Matilda Lucas of
Stanegarth. BAM H2

HODGKlNSON (John): Tales of a Country Parson, with Thanksgiving for John Pickthall, pp 31, illlus., 21cm, paper (Little Trinity Publications, Levens, 2003 ISBN 0-9543474-1-2) (purchased by the Trustees, 2003) LAK H2

HODGSON, Henry W.: A Bibliography of the history and topography of Cumberland & Westmorland. pp 299, 26cms, cloth (Joint Archives Committee for Cumberland & Westmorland, 1968) (donated by Ken Noble, Shap, 2008) LID GIH2

HOME (G): Beautiful Britain: The English Lakes pp 65, plates by A.Heaton Cooper and sketch map. 23 cm, boards (Adam &. Charles Black. London, 1914) (donated by Dr Marguerite James, 2001) LAK GIH2

HOWARTH, Peter: The Lakes Yearbook 1973: What's on and Where to go in Cumbria. pp 160, photographs, 17 cm, paper
(North Lonsdale Publications, Barrow-in-Fumess, 1973) (donated by Wendy Fairer, Shap, 2006) LAK H2

HOWSE, Chris.: 2,000 years of Christianity. 6 parts @ 32pp, 30cm, blue binder (Telegraph Group, 1999) (donated by John Stacey, March 2007) HIS.COO F4

HOYS (Dudley): English Lake Country, pp 223, 31 photographs, map, 22cm, cloth (B. T.Batsford Ltd, London, 1967) (donated by the family of Peter Gilpin, 2002) LAK H2

HUGHES (Edward), editor: Fleming-Senhouse papers (Documents relating to the History of Westmorland, Lancashire and Cumberland in the !7th and 18th centuries AD.) pp xiv, 174, 22.5 cm. cloth. (Cumbcrland Record Series, The Courts, Carlisle, 1961) (Record Series IT) (donated bv the Revd Geoffrey Marrison. 1994) CUM, LAN, WES; GIH2

HUGHES (Thomas): Tom Brown's Schooldays. pp vii and 343, front, 21cm, cloth (The WaIter Scott Publishing Co Ltd, London) (donated by Mrs Greta Noble, 2003) inscr "Bampton Church Sunday School- awarded to Thos. Noble, Christmas
1903, G.E.F.Day, Vicar" LIT.ENG

. HUMPHRIES (Andrew): Guardians of Eden. pp 80, illust., 29.5cm, paper (Cumberland & Westmorland Herald for Penrith Agricultural Society, 2000 ISBN 0-9518552-3-9) (purchased by the Trustees, 2003) LAK H5

HUNT (lrvine): Road to Paradise. pp 230, illust. by David Boyd, 22 cm, cloth (C.N.Ltd, Carlisle, 2003 ISBN 0952 -5742- 84) (donated by Felicity Stacey, 2004) LAK H2

HYDE, Matthew and Sir Nikolaus Pevsner: The Buildings of England: Cumbria: Cumberland, Westmorland & Furness. pp xx & 775, text figs and maps, 22cm, cloth (Yale University Press, New Haven, Ct and London, 2010 ISBN 9780300 12663 1) (purchased by the Trustees, 2010). Entries for Bampton at p.l26, for "Haweswater [inc Mardale and Swindale] at p.396 LAKBUI

HYDE, B.Montgomery: Norman Birkett. pp x and 638, illust, 22 cm, cloth (1964, reprint 1965 by The Reprint Society Ltd, London)(purchased by the trustees 2006, £6.50) BIO.G GIB2

JACKSON, Lesley: Alastair Morton and the Edinburgh Weavers. pp 351, illust, 28 mm, cloth (V&A Publishing 2012. ISBN 978 1 85177 660 30) (purchased by the Trustees 2012, £45). See index under Bampton and Stanegarth for numerous
local references and photographs AC.BAM

JEWITT, (Llewellynn): The Life and Works of Jacob Thompson. pp xiv, 126, front, plates, steel and wood engr., 36 cm, cloth (IS.Virtue & Co, London, 1882) (purchased by the Trustees, £75, SeptemberZuo-l) (Measand and Haweswater engrs
seriatim) AC, BI.G F4

JONES, Sir Clement: Walks in North Westmorland. pp xii and 146, fronts, plates, 24Y2cm, cloth (Titus Wilson & Son Ltd, Kendal, 1955) (purchased by the Trustees, £17.50, March 2010) . Chapter V, the Lowther Valley, contains much of local interest WES,BAM H3

[KELLY'S] POST OFFICE DIRECTORY OF WESTMORELAND AND CUMBERLAND: pp xii, 344 and 60 (adverts), with maps specially engraved for the work, 27 ems, cloth (first edn, Kelly & Co, London, 1858, reprinted by Titus Wilson & Son Ltd, Kendal, 2009) (purchased by the Trustees, March 2010) DIR G2

KINGSTON, W.B.G.: The Three Midshipmen. pp 414, illust., 19cm, cloth (Griffith Farran Browne & Co Ltd, London) (donated by Mrs Greta Noble, 2003) inscr. "The Three Midshipmen - Sunday School- Thomas Noble 1905" LIT.ENG 11

KINSMAN (Bunty): Pawn takes Castle. pp 158, frontispiece, illust., 22cm, cloth (Oriel Press, Newcastle upon Tyne, 1971 ISBN 0-85362-132-2) (donated by Wendy Fairer, Shap, 2003). An account of the restoration of and life at Dacre Castle CVT.BUI H3

KISSACK (Elizabeth): A Cumberland Vicar's Daughter 1822-1898. pp 24, illust, 21 cm, paper (published privately, 2005)
(donated by the author and inscribed) BI.G H3

KISSACK, Elizabeth: The Life of Thomas Hayton Mawson, Landscape Archiutect, 1861-1933. pp 104, photographs, 24cm, paper (published privately 2006 ISBN 978-0-9553653-0-0) (donated by the author and inscribed, 2006) BIG H3

KNOLL VS, Lt Col, and ELLIOTT, Major: Battlefield Heroes. pp 440, front, engr, 20cm, cloth (Dean & Son Ltd, London) (donated by Mrs Greta Noble, 2003). Contains accounts of events in various colonial wars fought in Asia, Africa and New Zealand 1856-1887; inscr. "Bampton Church Sunday School - Awarded to Thos Noble for attendance very fair
28, Christmas 1906" mS.ENG Jl

LAMBETH PALACE LIBRARY: Annual Review, 2007. pp 68, photographs, 23 cm, paper (Lambeth Palace Library, 2008) (donated by Bishop Alec Graham, 2008) (reference to books from Tinclar's Library, p 19) LIB. GIH2

LANE (Sir WiIliam Arbuthnot, Ed): The Golden Health Library, Vols I & ill pp 11336 & 67311008. 7 colour plates. 8 gravure plates, inserts, 27.5 cm, cloth (William Collins, Sons & Co. Glasgow. 1930) (donated by Mrs Susan Buckle, 2002) MEDA5

LAWRENCE, T.E.: (Lawrence of Arabia): The Seven Pillars of Wisdom. pp 700, illust, maps, 20 cm, cloth (Jonathan
Cape Ltd, London, New Edn 1940, 1946 reprint) (donated by Janice Leedam, June 2012)HIS, FOR A3

LEECH (John): Pictures of Life and Character, from the Collection of "Mr Punch", 1842-1864. Vols I to ill bound together,

284. 276 and 268. 32cm. half leather (Bradbury Agnew & Co. London. 1886/87) (donated by Dr Marguerite James, 2001)

LINDOP (Grevil): A Literary Guide to the Lake District. pp xii & 356. maps 4, numerous engravings, 23 ems, paper. (Sigma Leisure, Wilmslow, Cheshire, revised edn, 2005 ISBN 1-85058821-X) (purchased by the trustees December 2009 £10.95). References to Haweswater, Heltondale and Swindale at pp 17/19 (Bampton overlooked). LAK., LIT.ENG H3

LITURGY, The Book of Common Prayer: The Communion and Other Services According to the use of the Church of England (Cambridge United Press, SPCK) containing inscriptions: (1) Presented to Bempton (sic) Church by the Rector and Churchwardens of the Priory Church, Bridlington, April 1892, Nicholas McGrath, Vicar (2) Presented to Bampton Parish Church of St Patrick by the Vicar (Revd A.J.Huxley) and Wardens of St Michael's Parish Church, Bempton, East Yorkshire, April 1950. Repaired for use at Bampton, 1950, Ernest H.Rudkin, Vicar BCP E5

LITURGY, Book of Common Prayer, Lord Wharton: unpaginated, 14cm, leather (OUP 1875) (donated by Mrs Greta Noble, 2003) Presented to William Kitching in the Parish of Bampton, 1875 BCP B2

LOWTHER ESTATE, CUMBRIA: Archeological Survey, Lancaster University Archaeological Unit, April 1997. pp 73, figs, 29.5 cm, spiral bound paper . WES H5

LOWTHER ESTATE, CUMBRIA: Detailed Archeological Survey of Lowther Park, June 1997. pp 51, figs, 29.5 cm, spiral bound paper (Lancaster University Archaelogical Unit, 1997) (donated by Lake District National Park Authority, 2006) WES, BUI H5

LUCAS, Peter: A Question of Identity - Exploring the History of Preston Patrick Church and its Patronal Saints. Pp 46, map, photos, paper (PJYL Publishing, Endmoor 2011 ISBN 978-0-9569103-0-1) (donated by the Author, November 2011) CUM BUI. GIH3

MACLEOD (Roy): The Library of Alexandria. pp xii and 196, 23Y2 ems, paper (I.B.Tauris & Co Ltd,London, 2005 reprint, ISBN 1 85043 5944) (donated by Andrew Donoghue, October 2005) CLAGRE, LIB H3

MARKHAM, Canon Gervase: Past Alive. pp 100, illust, pedigrees, 24cm, paper (privately published 2003) (Nominated by the Vicar and donated by Wendy Fairer, Shap, 2003) CVT.L YV H3

MARKHAM, Canon Gervase: Something Good to Say: the memoirs of Canon Gervase Markham., 1910-2007. pp 127, fronts, photos, 24.5 cms, paper (published by the family, 2009) (purchased by the trustees, December 2009) BICH, CVT.L YV H3

MARLOW, (Lawrence): Penrith in Times Past. pp 48, annotated photographs, 20cm, paper (Countryside Publications Ltd. Brinscall, Chorley. 1987) (donated by the family of Peter Gilpin, 2002') CVT.PEN H3

MARSH, John: The Eden Valley, Westmorland, in Old Photographs. pp 160, illus, 22cm, paper (Alan Sutton Publishing Ltd, Stroud, Gloucs, 1992, ISBN 7509-0111-X) (donated by Mrs Julie Langdale, 2004) WES H3

MARSH, John: The Westmorland Lakes in Old Photographs. pp 160, illust, 22cm, paper (Alan Sutton Publishing Ltd, Stroud, Gloucs, 1992, ISBN 0-7509-0116-0) (donated by Mrs Julie Langdale, 2004). Photographs of local interest at pp 155-160 WES,BAM H3

MANCHESTER CORPORATION ACT 1919 (9 & 10 Geo.5.cap cxix): includes Manchester Ship Canal Act 1919 and Mersey Docks and Harbour Board Act 1919. pp 246,26 cm, in clip binder (donated by Dave Shackleton, 2006) MAHH5

MARDALE: Parish Registers: Births and burials 1684-1813; Baptisms 1813-1935; Marriages 1815-1846, 1846-1911 and 1912-1930; Banns 1870-1905 and 1910-1930; Burials 1813-1917; photocopies of registers held at Kendal Record Office under ref. WPR16 and on disk nO.JA6 1476 (copied by the Trustees and funded by a 75% Heritage Lottery A4A grant 2007) MAH H5

MARTINEAU, Harriet: A Description of the English Lakes. pp ii, 166, tables and index, plates and vignettes in text, 28cm, cloth, being a facsimile reprint of the 1858 edn originally published by Simpkin Marshall apart from the omission of a short chapter on geology (BP Publishing, Wakefield, 1974 ISBN 0 85409 9956 5) (purchased by the trustees July 2006) reference to Haweswater at pp 148/151. LAKH5

. MILLARD, Sue: Hoofprints in Eden, Nobbut Thirty Year (dedicated to the Fell Pony). Pp 240, photographs, map, 14cm, paper (Hayloft Publishing Ltd, Kirkby Stephen, 2005 ISBN 1 904534 34 6) (purchased by the trustees, 2006) Shortlisted for Lakeland Book of the Year Awards 2006. Several references to local studs and individuals. LAK ID

MITCHELL, W.R.: The Lost Village of Mardale. pp 120, illustrated map, drawings, 21cm, cloth (Castleberg, Giggleswick, 1993 ISBN 1 871064 12 9) (purchased by the trustees, 2006) MAH H3

MONKHOUSE,(F.J.): The English Lake District A Description of the O.S. One-inch Tourist Map: The Lake District. pp 19, plates Vlll, diagrams, tables, 25cm, paper (The Geographical Association, Sheffield, 1960) (donated from effects ofMr
J.V.Greenlaw, July 2007) LAK

NEATE, JiII: The Lake District, a Reader's Guide. pp 48, sketch map, 21 cm, paper (Chaplins of Keswick, 1987 ISBN 0 551240404) donated by Wendy Fairer, Shap, 2004) LIB.LAK ID

NEW HALL (Jannette E.): Professor of Research Methods and Librarian Emeritus, Boston University: A Theological Library ManuaL pp xiv and 162, 25.5cm cloth (The Theological Education Fund of the World Council of Churches, London, 1970) (donated by the Revd Geoffrey Marrison, 1994) LID H3

NICHOLSON (Joseph) and BURN (Richard): The History and Antiquities of the Counties of Westmorland and Cumberland. Vols I and II, pp Vol I cxxiv and 630, Vol IT 615, original index unpag., 1934 index 167, maps, 26cm, cloth (reprinted from 1777 edn by WStrachan and T.Cadell, London, republished by E.P.Publishing Ltd in collaboration with Cumbria County Library 1976, ISBN 0 85409 625 6) (purchased by Trustees, September 2004). Main references to Parish of Bampton Vol I pp 460-467, but see also p 9 of 1934 index. CUM,CVT,WES.G2

NICHOLSON (Norman): The Lake District; an anthology compiled by Norman Nicholson. pp 399, 18 cm, paper-back; (Penguin Books Ltd, Harmondsworth, Middlesex, 1978) (donated by the family of Peter Gilpin, 2002 LIT.ENG H3

NOBLE, Ken: Probate inventories and some Wills from Mardale and Bampton in Westmorland. pp 30, 30cm, comb bound (published by the author, 2003) (donated by the author 2003) BAM, MAH H5

NOBLE (Mary E.) 1846-1925: A History of the Parish of Bampton. pp vi, 268, front., plates, map, tables, 24cm half leather (Titus Wilson, Kendal. 1901) (donated by Mr & Mrs John Aynsley. Headmaster of Bampton School 1951/76, 1998) BAM,NOB;H3

NOBLE, Mary E.: 1846-1925: A History of the Parish of Bampton. 23cm(cloth) (donated by the Revd F.H.Rudkin, Vicar of Bampton, 1950) M,NOB;H3

NUGENT, Charles: Edward Lear, the Landscape Artist - Tours of Ireland and the English Lakes, 1835 & 1836. pp 240 and xii, fronts, illust (figs 50, cats 107) and photos, 28.5cms, paper (The Wordsworth Trust, Grasmere, 2009 ISBN 978-1- 905256-38-9) The catalogue for the exhibition at Dove Cottage Grasmere, 2009 (purchased by the Trustees, July 2009).

ORFORD (William Kirkpatrick): Fragments of Bampton around 200 years ago 2nd edn. pp 40, front., pedigrees. 29cm
paperback (published by the Author, February 1994 ) (donated by the Author, 1994) BAMMAH;H5

ORFORD (Rosamond): Water Colours, Photographs by Rosamond Orford. pp 73, plates, 20 cm, cloth (Upcounrty Publishing, Norwich, Vt, 2002, ISBN 0-615-12095-4)(donated and inscribed by the author, 2005) photographs of
Haweswater Beck at pp 23 and 36 AC H3

PAKENHAM, Thomas: The Scramble for Africa: The White Man's conquest of the Dark Continent from 1876 to 1912. pp xxv and 738, illust, cartoons & engravings, maps, cloth (Random House, New York, First US Edn, ISBN 0-394-51576- 5) donated by John Stacey, August 2012) HIS. FOR A3

PALMER (J.H.): Historic farmhouses in and around Westmorland. pp 124, illus., 26cm, cloth (Westmorland Gazette Ltd, Kendal. 1945) (donated by Dr Marguerite James, 2001) BUS, WES; H3

PALMER (William T.): Odd Corners in English Lakeland; Rambles, Scrambles, Climbs and Sport. pp 104, 15 photographs. 19cm, cloth (Skeffington & Son Ltd. London, c.1945) (donated by the family of Peter Gilpin, 2002) LAK H3

PALMER, William T : More Odd Corners in English Lakeland. pp 228, 17 illustrations by G.P.Abraham & Son, Keswick, 19 ems, cloth (Skeffington & Son Ltd, London, 1937) (purchased by the trustees, 2007) see chapter on Odd Corners about Eastern Lakeland Many tracks across Shap Fells, Walks about Haweswater, at p.48 LAK H3

PALMER, William T: Wanderings in Lakeland. pp 143, 15 illustrations by John Hardman, including frontispiece ofIsaac Cooks on, Gillhead, 19 ems, cloth (Skeffington & Son Ltd, London, third edition, December 1946) (purchased by the trustees, 2007) LAKH3

PALMER, William T : The Penguin Guides, Lake District. pp 154, maps, 18 cm, paper (penguin Books, Harmondsworth, Middx, 1939) (donated by Colin & Maureen Barber, 2005) LAK H3

PALMER, William T: The Penguin Guides, Lake District. another copy, donated by Wendy Fairer, Shap, 2006 LAK H3

PARKER, Mary Scott: Border Television. pp 128, photographs, 20.5 cm, paper (Bookcase, Carlisle, 1999 ISBN 0 951992107)(donated by Wendy Fairer, Shap, 2005) LAK H3

PARKINSON, Aline: A History of Catholicism in the Furness Peninsular, 1127-1997. pp xii and 114, map, photographs in text,24.5cms, paperback (Centre for North West Regional Studies, University of Lancaster, 1998 ISBN 1-86220-055-6) (donated by Wendy Fairer, Shap, April 2011) mS.CHU, LAN H3

PARSON (Wm) and WHITE (Wm): History, Directory and Gazeteer of the Counties of Cumberland and Westmorland,
pp 732 and xxxiv, 18cm, leather (White & Co., Leeds, 1829) (donated by Dr Marguerite James, 1999)
CUM, CVT, WES; G1

PARTINGTON, E.W.: A Gossiping Guide to Shap & Haweswater. pp 31, illusts, adverts, map, paperback (John Heywood
Ltd, Manchester, 1923) (purchased by the trustees, June 2006) CVT.SHS, MAR, Gl

PEARHlLL (Kathleen): Swindale Papers, pp 36, illust, 17cm cloth (The Herald Ltd, Penrith,1937) (donated by Mrs Grace
Woolley, nee Preston, 1996) CVT.SHS; G1

PEARSON (John J: Bridging the Years: A History of the Men of Bampton who lost their lives during the Two World Wars. pp 101, plates, 20.5cm, paperback, (published by the Author. 1997) (donated by the Author, 1997) BAM, MAR; H3

PERRIAM, Denis R. & ROBINSON, John: The Mediaeval Fortified Buildings of Cumbria. pp xx, 416, illust, maps, 29.5 cm, cloth (CWAAS Extra Series, xxix, 1998 ISBN 1 873124 23 6) (purchased by the trustees, 2006) contains details of
Crag Castle (sic) Mardale, Thornthwaite Hall, Setterah Park, Askham Hall and Lowther Hall, BUI, WES

PHILIPS, Colin, FERGUSON, Catherine and WAREHAM, Andrew: Westmorland Hearth Tax pp xvi, plates, figures, tables & maps, 25 ems, cloth (The British Record Society, Hearth Tax Series VI, Cumberland & Westmorland Antiquarian & Archeological Society Record Series Vol XIX , ISBN 978-0-873124-46-8) (purchased by the Trustees, May 2011)
ARCHIVES

PITT, David: A Pennine Journey from Settle to Hadrian's Wall in Wainwright's footsteps. pp 244, maps and illustrations, 18cms, rexine. (Francis Lincoln Ltd, London, 2010 ISBN 978-0-7112-3083-5) (purchased by the trustees, April 2010) signed by the author and assistant WES YOR H4

PORTER (Lancelot Salkeld): Lakeland Treasury, pp 118, 21cm, paperback (Lakeland Dialect Society, 1998) (donated by Ted Relph,1999) LAKH3

POUCHER (W.A.): Over Lakeland Fells, pp 151, 110 photographs, maps and photographic notes and data, 28cm cloth (Chapman & Hall Ltd, London, 1948) (donated by Dr Marguerite James, 2001) LAK H5

PROPHET, John: The Parish Councillor's Guide. pp 202, 20 cm, paper (Shaw & Sons, Crayford, 16th Edn, Nov 1993, ISBN 0721905145) (donated Anon, 2006) H3

PRICE, Nancy: Shadows on the Hills. pp 320, illust, 19cm, cloth (George Alien & Unwin Ltd, London, fifth impr, 1949) signed by the author (purchased by the Trustees,2003) Chapter 1 and Appendices oflocal interest WES H3

PRIESTLEY (J.B.): The Edwardians. pp 302, colour plates, 26cm, cloth (William Heinemann Ltd, London. 1970) (donated by Dr Marguerite James, 2001) Hl S. ENG A4

RAMBLER: A Fortnight's Ramble to the Lakes in Westmoreland (sic), Lancashire and Cumberland. pp 110, photographs of Wm Noble & Lancelot Noble, map, 21 cm, paper (first published Hooker & Carpenter, London, 1792, republished by Preston Publishing, Berkshire, 1990, ISBN 0-9516405-0-X) (donated by Katherine Cooke & Nancy Roberts, 2004) Hugh Preston is descended from the Noble and Preston families of Bampton. Chapter 39 describes a visit to Bampton and Haweswater.

RAWNSLEY (Canon H.D.): Round the Lake Country. pp 227, photographs, 19.5cm, cloth (James MacLehose & Sons, Glasgow, 1909) (purchased by the Trustees, 2004) Chapter VII ("At the World's End") describes a visit to Bampton,
Stanegarth and Haweswater BAM, LAK H4

RAWNSLEY, Canon H.D.: By Fell and Dale. pp x and 233, 8 illust, 19.5cms, cloth (James MacLehose & Sons, Glasgow, 1911) purchased by the Trustees, March 2010) An interesting chapter about Herdwick sheep appears at p.47. LAK H4 R

RAYNER (Geoffrey) & Ors: Artists' Textiles in Britain 1945-70. pp 127, colour plates and photographs, 30 cm, paper (Antique Collectors' Club, 2003 ISBN 1 85149432 4)(donated by John Purves, 2004). See index for references to Alastair
Morton, resident at Stanegarth in the 1940's. AC H5

RELPH (J.T.): Some Bits of Cumbrian Crack (Dialect Tales and Poems), pp 157, 2!cm paperback (Lakeland Dialect Society 1981) (donated by Ted Relph, Crosby Ravensworth, 1999) LAK H

RELPH, J.T. : Chronicles of Crosby Ravensworth. pp 160, illust, 21cm paperback (published by the author 1992, reprinted
1999) (donated by the author, 1999) CVT.L YV: H4

RLPH, J.T.: The Williamson Diaries - Part IT: Crosby Ravensworth .. pp 216, pedigree, maps, tables and engravings, 29 cms, paper (published by the author, 2009 ISBN 979 0 951915 3 4) (donated by the author and autographed by him, December 2009) see index pp.190 & 198 for numerous references to Bampton & Mardale. CVT.L YV H5

RENOUF, Jane: The Lake Artist's Society, A Centenary Celebration. pp xi and 310, colour illustrations in text, cloth (The
Lake Artists' Society, Ambleside, 2004 ISBN 0-9546785-0-8) purchased by the Trustees, 2006) AC, LAK H5

RICHMOND & SWALEDALE, A GUIDE TO: pp 60, photographs and map, 19 cm, paper (British Periodicals Ltd, London EC4, 1935) TOP.YOR. GIH3

ROBERTSON, Dawn: Riding the Stang. pp 292, paper (Hayloft Publishing, South Stainmore, 2000 ISBN 0-9523282-2-4) (retained out of Garden Party, Brandscroft, 2006) WES H4

ROBERTSON, Dawn and KORONKA, Peter: The Great Flood. pp 168, photographs, 21cm, paper (Hayloft Publishing Ltd, Kirkby Stephen, 2005 ISBN 1 904524 28 1) (purchased by the trustees, 2006) LAK H4

ROLLINSON, Wm: A History of Cumberland and Westmorland. pp 128, illust, maps and plans, 25cm, cloth (phillimore & Co Ltd, London, 1978 ISBN 0-85033-315-6) (purchased by the Trustees, 2003) LAK H4

ROLLINSON, Wm : The Cumbrian Dictionary of Dialect, Tradition and Folklore. pp xx and 197, line drawings, front., map, 20cm, cloth (Smith Settle, Otley, 1997 ISBN 1-85825-067-6) (purchased by the Trustees 2003) Reference to and drawing of Isaac Cookson at pp 35/37, reference to Mardale at p.104 DIC, LAK H4

ROLLINSON, Wm: A History of Man in the Lake District. pp xii and 162, figures and plates, 22 cm, cloth (J.M.Dent & Sons Ltd, London, 1997, 1975 reprint) (purchased by the trustees June 2006). Reference to Thirlmere and Haweswater water schemes at pp 15113. LAK H4

SANDFORD, Edmund: A cursory Relation of all the Antiquities and Familyes in Cumberland, c.1675. pp 54, 21 cm,
paper (CWAAS Tract Series No 4, 1890, ed R.S.Ferguson) (donated by Richaed Orford, August 2009) CUM.GIH3

SEWELL, Anna: Black Beauty. pp 262, illust, 19cm, cloth (Jarrold & Sons, London, 59th edn, 1902) (donated by Mrs Greta Noble, 2003) inscr "Awarded to Thomas Noble for perfect attendance at school during the year 1903" LIT.ENG 11

SCOTT, Daniel: Bygone Cumberland & Westmorland. pp 262 and list of publications, 22 cms, cloth (Wm Andrews & Co, 5 Farringdon St, London EC, 1899) (donated by Ken Noble, Shap, 2008) LAK H4

SHAP: The Registers of the Parish of Shap (baptisms. marriages and burials 1559-1830). Ed and transcribed by Mary E.Noble. pp x, 543, 22cm, cloth, (Titus Wilson, Kendal, 1910) (donated by Wendy Fairer, Shap, 2000) CVTSHS, NOB; G1

SHAP LOCAL HISTORY SOCIETY: Mardale - Echoes and Reflections of a Lost Lakeland Community pp212, 14 colour plates, pedigrees, photographs in text, 21 cms, paper (Shap Local History Society in association with David Grayling Publishing, 2011 ISBN 978-0-906839-06-5) (purchased by the Trustees December 2011) MAH. GIH3

SHARPE, Richard: Norman Rule in Cumbria 1092-1136. pp 78, 21cm, paper (CW AAS Tract Series Vol XXI, 2006 ISBN 1 87312443 0) (purchased by the trustees, 2006) LAK H4

SHAP & DISTRICT PLAN: unpaginated, maps, figures, drawings, 29'/2cm, paper (Shap Parish Council. 1983) (pre-1992 stock, previously uncatalogued) CVT.SHS; H5

SHEPPARD, David, Bishop of Liverpool: Bias to the Poor. pp 252, 21.5 cm, paper (Hodder & Staughton, London, 1983 ISBN 0-340-32370-1)(Vicar's nomination, donated by Bishop Alec Graham 2005) MIN G2

SHEPPARD, David, Bishop of Liverpool : Built as a City. pp 380, 24 cm, cloth (Hodder & Stoughton, London, 1974 ISBN 0 340 18009 9)(Vicar's nomination, purchased by the trustees, July 2005) MIN G2

SKELTON (W.C.): Reminiscences of Joe Bowman and the Ullswater Foxhounds, pp 184, Appendix pp vi, plates, 21cm, cloth (Atkinson & Pollitt, "Westmorland Gazette" Office, Kendal.1921 ) (donated by Dr Marguerite James, 200 1) LAK G

SHEPHERDS' GUIDE: (Cumberland, Furness and Westmorland) pp 751, 23cm, leather (S.Soulby, Ulverston) (donated by Mr & Mrs John Aynsley, 1998) CUM, WES; Gl

HISTORICAL CASTLE SOWERBY AND MID-CUMBERLAND (R. R. Sowerby): pp 74, front, photographs, genealogical tables, 22cm, cloth. (Titus Wilson, Kendal, 1954) CUM H4

SHEPHERD, Margaret E.: From Hellgill to Bridge End, Aspects of economic and social change in the Upper Eden Valley, 1840-95. pp xx and 380, maps & illust in text, tables, 24.5cm, paper (University of Hertfordshire Press, 2003 ISBN 1 90286328) (retained out of Garden Party, 2006) WES H5

STEWART, Rory, MP: Occupational Hazards - My time governing in Iraq. pp xxiv and 434, maps, 19.5 cms, paper (pan Macmillan, London, 2007, ISBN 978-0-330-44050-9) (donated by Jeremy Godwin, Penrith, March 2011) HIS.FOR H4

STONE:, Irving: The Passionate Journey. pp 337, 21.5 cm, cloth (Doubleday & Company, Inc., Garden City, New York, 1949) (donated by Gerald Brewin (a member of the Noble family) of Lethbridge, Alberta, March 2008). A dramatised biography of John Noble ("Wichita Bill"), a relative of the Nobles of Beckfoot, to whom reference is made at pp 244 -253, 259 and 267 BIO.G,NOB H4

STOTT, Malcolm & others, eds: The Breeding Birds of Cumbria: a tetrad atlas 1997-200l. pp 390, illust., maps,
diagrams, 30cm, board (Cumbria Bird Club, 2002 ISBN 0-9543249-0-00) (purchased by the Trustees 2003)
LAK, SCI H5

SUGGITT, Gordon: Lost Railways of Cumbria. pp 160, photographs, maps, 21.5 ems, paper (Countryside Books, Newbury, 2008 ISBN978 1 84674 107 4) (purchased by the Trustees, October 2008) RL Y H4

SUMMERSON, Henry & otrs.: Brougham Castle, Cumbria. pp 172, fronts and 67 figs, 30 ems, paper (CW AAS Research
Series No 8, 1998 ISBN 1 873124252) (donated by John Stacey, May 2012) WES.BUI

SYKES, Norman: Edmund Gibson, Bishop of London, 1723-48. pp xxiv and 450, fronts, pedigree, 23cm, cloth (Oxford University Press, 1926) (purchased by the trustees with Big Lottery A4A grant funding, £100, April 2008) See p.6 for details of parentage and education at Bampton Grammar School BAM, BIO.CH [G2]

TANNER, John: Who's Who in your Family; a Reader's Digest guide to tracing your ancestry. pp 48, 16.5cm, paper (The Reader's Digest Association Ltd, 1975) (donated by Wendy Fairer, Shap, 2006) H4

TAYLOR, Roland: A Geographia Guide - Lake District: Britain's Largest National Park pp 145, photographs, drawings and maps, 18.5cm, paper (Geographia Ltd, London, nd. ISBN 09 205350 5) (donated by Wendy Fairer, Shap, 2006) LAKH4

THOMAS, Mark: A History of Brougham Hall and High Head Castle. pp xiv and 177, fronts, 50 ilIusts, maps on end papers, 25cm, cloth (phillimore & Co Ltd, Chichester, 1992 ISBN 85033 845 X) (purchased by the trustees, 2006) BUI,LAKH

THORN, (Ismay): A Flock of Four. pp 159, illust., 19cm, cloth (Gardner, Darton & Co, London, 1903) (donated by Mrs Greta Noble, 2003) inscr. "Thomas Noble, for attendance at Church and School, 190T' LIT.ENG J1

TROLLOPE, Anthony: Can you forgive her? pp xxxvii and 449, line drawings, 20cms, paper (Oxford University Press, 1999, ISBN 13:978-0-19-283469-0) (purchased by the trustees, March 2010). "Vavasor Hall" in Chapter XXXI is identified as Thornthwaite Hall; see also notes on p.432. LIT.ENG H4

UGLOW, Jenny: Hogarth, ppxviii and 794, maps, XIV colour plates and 193 illust in text, 23.5cm, paper (Faber & Faber, London, 1997 ISBN 0-571-19376-5)(purchased by the trustees July 2006) BIO.BI.G H4

UHLIG, Robt (ed):James Dyson's History of Great Inventions. 6 parts, 4 @ 30pp, 2 @32pp,30 cm, red binder (Telegraph
Group, 2000) (donated by John Stacey, March 2008) SCI F4

VARLEY, Martin (Ed): Lakeland Life in the 1940's and 1950's - The Photographs of Gwen Bertelsman. pp 144, photographs, 27cm, cloth (Halsgrove, Tiverton, 2003 ISBN 1-84114) (purchased by the Trustees 2003) LAK H5

VERNE, Jules: Twenty Thousand Leagues under the Sea. pp 302, fronts., illust., 18.5cms, half leather (Author's Edn, Sampson Low, Marston, Searle & Rivington Ltd, London, 1888) (donated by Colin Butterworth, 2006). Stamped "Bampton Grammar School and Parochial Library" LIT.FOR J1

WAINWRIGHT, A.: The Far Eastern Fells (Book Two of a Pictorial Guide to The Lakeland Fells). unpag, line drawings, and sketch maps, 17.5cm, cloth (Frances Lincoln Ltd, London, 2003 ISBN 0-7112-2228-2) (purchased by the Trustees
2003) WES.MAH H4

WAINWRIGHT, A: The Pictorial Guides to the Lake District, Books 1-7: boxed set (50th Anniversary Edition, 2003 edn. ISBN 0-7112-2454/5/6/7/8/9/6-4/1/8/5/2/9/5 (purchased by the trustees April 2009

WAINWRIGHT, A.: The Outlying Fells of Lakeland. unpag, line drawings and sketch maps, 17.5cm, cloth (Frances Lincoln Ltd, London, 2003 ISBN 0-7112-32234-7) (purchased by the Trustees 2003) LAK.BAM H4

WAINWRIGHT, A: A Coast to Coast Walk - A Pictorial Guide. pp xxvi and 168, line drawings and sketch maps, 17.5cm, rexine (Westmorland Gazette, Kendal, 1972, 33rd impression) (donated by Wendy Fairer, Shap, 2003) LAK.TOP; H4

WAINWRIGHT, A.: Walks on the Howgill Fells and Adjoining Fells. unpag., photographs, line drawings and sketch maps, 12cm, rexine (Westmorland Gazette, Kendal, 16th impression) (donated by Wendy Fairer, Shap, 2003) WES H4

WAINWRIGHT, A: Walks in Limestone Country. unpag, photographs, line drawings and sketch maps, 12 cm, rexine (Westmorland Gazette, Kendal, n.d.)(donated by Wendy Fairer, Shap, 2005) WES, YOR. H4

WAINWRIGHT, A: Westmorland Heritage. pp xvi & 487, line drawings and sketch maps, 19 cm, cloth {first published 1974, this edn Frances Lincoln, London, 2004 ISBN 0 7112 2419 6)(donated by Wendy Fairer, Shap, 2004) BVI.WES H4

WAKE, Rt Revd Wm, DD: The Principles of the Christian Religion explained. pp 192 and unpag Table (index), leather (printed by B.Dod, bookseller to the SPCK, 6th edn, corrected, 1751) (donated by Mrs Elizabeth Myatt nee Orford, 2010) endpapers annotated by scholars of Bampton and Askham schools at various dates between 1782 and 1791

WEAR, Eleanor: Recollections of a Country Lass. pp 45, paperback, illust., 21cm, paper (printed by Reeds Ltd, Penrith nd) (purchased by the trustees, March 2008) Herald obituary of Mrs Wear, 22 November 2003, filed as item A44, H5
WES H4

WEST, Thomas: A Guide to the Lakes in Cumberland, Westmorland & Lancashire. pp xiv and 311, fronts, folding map, 21 cm, paper on board (W.Pennington, Kendal, and others, Fourth Edition, 1789) (purchased by the trustees A4A grant
March 2008) Description of Haweswater at pp 159-163. LAK G1

WHALLEY, Diana: A Dictionary of Lake District Place Names. pp ix and 423, coloured plates" maps, 24cm, boards (English Place-Name Society, Shool of English Studies, University of Nottingham, 2006 ISBN 0904889726) (purchased by the trustees 2006) DIC, LAK H4

WHEATLEY, Henry B.: Hogarth's London - Pictures of the manners of the 18th Century. pp xix, 467, illust, 22 cm, rexine (Constable & Company Ltd, 1907) (donated by Mrs A Keamey, Queensland, Australia, 2009) BI.G GlIB

WHITESIDE (Rcvd Joseph) Vicar of Shap 1896-1900: Shappe in Bygone Days. pp 395, front,. plates, 23cm, cloth (Titus Wilson, Kendal, 1904) (stamped" Bampton Grammar School & Parochial Library", donated by Mr & Mrs John Aynsley, 1998) CVT.SHS; G1

WINSTANLEY, Michael and DA VID, Rob: A Guide to the Cumbrian Historical Sources. pp 105, 29 cm, paper (Lancaster University 2006, ISBN 1-86220-177-3 ) (donated by Wendy Fairer, Shap, August 2006) HIS, LAK H5

WOOD (Revd J.G.): The New Illustrated Natural History. pp 795, engravings in text, 26cm, cloth (George Routledge & Sons, London, c1880) (donated by Dr Marguerite James. 2001) SCI G2

WORDSWORTH, Wm: A Guide through the District of the Lakes in the North of England. Reproduction of final (1835) edition with introduction and contemporary illustrations, edited by Peter Bicknall. pp 208, 25cm, cloth (Selecta Books Ltd, Devizes, 1992 ISBN 1-85648-033-X) (purchased by the Trustees 2003) LAK H4

WRAY, J.Jackson: Nestleton Magna, a Story of Yorkshire Methodism. pp 307 and catalogues, fronts, 21cms, cloth (James Nisbet & Co, 21 Bemers Street, London, nd) (presented to Elizabeth Atkinson, Bampton Weslyan Sunday School,
May 18th 1902) donated by Mrs Jean Woodhall, Penrith, March 2011 ENG.ILIT

WYATT (John): The Shining Levels: the story of a man who went back to nature. pp 187, drawings bv Elisabeth Trimby,18cm. paper (Penguin Books Ltd, Harrnondsworth, Middlesex, 1976) (donated by the family of Peter Gilpin, 2002)
LAK H4

WYATT, John: Cumbria - The Lake District and its County. pp 598, maps and colour illust in text, 26 cm, cloth (Robert Hale Ltd. London) 2004 ISBN 070907440 9)(purchased by the trustees July 2006) reference to Haweswater at pp 478/9
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CURWEN ARCHIVES TRUST: Vital Stastics, The Westmorland Census of 1787. pp414 cloth 21cm.

DAWSON, (John): Cumbrian Privies. pp112, 21.5cm paperback, (Countryside Books)

GAMBLES, (Robert). Out of the Forest. pp206, 20.5cm. paperback, Laverock Books

HARPER (Kate). Life on an Eden Valley Farm. pp66, 21cm. paperback. Age Concern Eden

HARRIS, (Robert). Walks in Ancient Lakeland. pp125, 21cm, paprback. Sigma Press

HENSON (Elizabeth): British Sheep Breeds. pp32, 21cm, paperback, Shire Publications

HINDLE (Brian Paul): Lakeland Roads. pp28, 21.5cm. Dalesman Publishing Co.

HINCHCLIFFE (Isaac): A Backwater in Lakeland. pp92, 21cm, cloth. 2 Ravens

JEFFREY (Edward): Lake District Sketch Book. pp72, 20.5cm. Dalesman Publishing

LEE (Joan): The Place Names of Cumbria. pp96, 21cm. Cumbria Heritage Services.

MARSH (John): The Eden Valley. pp160, 22cm paperback. Alan Suton Publishing Ltd.

MEE (Arthur) ed. The Lake Counties. pp289, 20cm, hardback. Hodder & Stoughton.

MITCHELL (W.R.) Men of Lakeland pp142, 20cm hardback, Country Book Club.

MITCHELL (W.R.) & DELAP (Peter): Lakeland Mamals. pp96, 20cm paperback, Dalesman Publishing

NEVINSON (Fred): A Westmorland Shepherd. pp93, 21cm, paperback, Helm Press.

RAMSHAW (David): Walking East of Ullswater. pp32, 15cm,paperback. P3 Publications

ROBERTS ( William) ed. Thomas Gray’s Journal. pp.133 21cm, paperback Liverpool University Press.

ROBERTSON (Alistair): The Walton Family, A Lead Mining Dynasty of the Northern Pennines.
pp79, 21cm, Hundy Publications. Paperback.

ROBERTSON (Dawn), A Country Doctor, The Story of Dr. Isaac Bainbridge. pp36, 21cm paperback,
Hyloft Publishing/

ROOKSBY (Donald A.): The Quakers in North-West England:1, The Man in Leather Britches. pp80,
21cm, paperback, published by Author.

ROOKSBY (Donald A.): The Quakers in North West England:2; A People to be Gathered. pp84,
21cm, paperback, published by the Author.

SPARK (Edith): Outward Bound, pp56, 21cm paperback, Alston Moor Historical Society & Hundy Pub.

WOODS (Rex): Lakeland Profiles. pp96, 21cm paperback, Ashcliffe Books.

WALLACE (Doreen): English Lakeland, pp120, 21.5cm, hardback, B.T. Batsford Ltd.

WARD (E.M.): Days in Lakeland Past and Present, pp255, 19.5cm, hrdback, Methuen & Co.

WELSH (Mary): A Third Naturalist’s Guide to Lakeland Waterfalls throught the year. pp151, 21cm
Paperback, Westmorland Gazette.

WHARTON (Robinson): A North Westmorland Village Lad (Kirkby Stephen area). pp84, 21cm,
Paperback, Wilton Publishing Co.

WRIGHT (Peter): Cumbrian Dialect, pp79, 20.5cm, paperback, Dalesman Publishing

WRIGHT (Peret) Cumbrian Chat. pp64, 21cm, paperback, Dalesman Publishing.

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