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Please note that this index is given in good faith as a guide to the contents of the book, but there may be errors in both the original index and the transcription of the index.

• ABRAHAM, ROBERT, (2)
• Acclom, John,
  • Robert, (10)
• Acworth, Rev. J,
• Agriculture, primitive
• Aislabie, Mayor of Scarborough, tossed in a blanket, (2)
• Albemarle, Earl of, (2)
• Alexandra, Queen,
• Alissonson, John,
• Almeric of Scarborough,
• Alneth, Ellen, (2)
• Amicable society,
• Andrewson, Thomas, (2)
• Appleby, Leonarde,
• Apprentices, (2)
• Armada, Spanish, (2)
• Ascough, William,
• Ashley, Mrs. Wilfrid,
• Aske, Robert, (2)
• Askham, Richard, (2)
• Atkynson, William,
• Baker, J. B, (6)
• Balgarnie, Florence, (2)
  • Robert, (4)
  • Wilfrid, (2)
• Bank: Bell, Woodall & Co,
• Banqueting,
• Baptists, (3)
• Barker, John,
• Barracks, Castle Hill, (2)
• Barton, Thomas,
• Baumburgh, Adam, (2)
• Beavan, D. W,
• Bedford, Thomas, (2)
• Bedome, John,
  • Richard,
• Belter, John, (3)
• Bempde, John van den,
  • Sir Richard van den,
• Bentebow, Henry, (2)
• Bequests:
  • Boats, (4)
  • Books, (2)
  • Conduit, (2)
  • Guilds,
  • Poor, (3)
  • Prison,
  • Religious bodies, (2)
  • Servants, (2)
  • Street repairs, (2)
  • Quay, (2)
• Berwikke, John,
• Beswyke, John,
• Bigod, Sir Francis,
• Birde, John,
• Bishop of Sodor and Man. See Hildesley, Mark
• Blackburn, Patrick,
• Black Death,
• Blakey Moor ( Blakamore, etc. (7)
• Bland's Cliff,
• Blue Stone,
• Blunt, Archdeacon ( Bishop of Hull) (3)
• Board Schools, (2)
• Boat coach,
• Boats: description of, ballinger, barge cogge, crayer, hayne, hoy, nief,
• Bodley, G. F,
• Bolts, The, (2)
• Bombardment, 1914, (3)
• Borough ( 1163-1500), 1826-1925, (2)
  • Charters, (3)
  • Henry I,
  • Henry II, (2)
  • Henry III (4)
  • Edward II,
  • Growth accompanies rise of castle (3)
  • Legality and lawlessness, (2)
  • Ordinances of Richard III, (3)
  • Peasants' Revolt, (2)
  • Plague and war, (2)
  • Poor, middling, and wealthy, (2)
  • Sources for early history, (2)
• Bosdall. See Mosdale Bottomley, Samuel,
• Boundary Act, the Castle, (2)
• Bowling Green,
• Boynton, Sir Matthew, (2)
• Boys' High School, (2)
• Brabyn, William, (3)
• Brahon, Francis,
• Bridlington, prior and convent, (7)
• Briges, Sir John,
• Bronte, Anne,
• Bronze Age, (2)
• Brougham, Lord,
• Brown,
  • Ford Madox,
  • Mr. and Mrs. John,
  • Professor G. Baldwin,
• Browne, Thomas, (2)
• Bruce, Robert,
• Bull, Richard, (2)
• Burgess, The,
• Burghley, Lord, (2)
• Burn, Agnes,
• Burne Jones, E,
• Burton, Alice, (3)
  • John,
  • Robert, (2)
• Bushell, Capt. Brown, (2)
• Butler, Isabell,
• Byland Abbey,
• Battle,
• Byron, S. S, first mayor after Municipal Reform Act,
  • Memories, (2)
• Cab ( first),
• Caine, W. S,
• Calverley, Si, r Walter, (2)
• Camden, W
• Carmelites. See Friars Carriers, (2)
• Carter, Adam R, (2)
• Carter, William,
• Castle, (2)
  • Built by Earl of Albemarle,
  • Built by Henry II,
  • Described, (4)
  • Foundations of hall,
  • Governors,
  • Graveyard,
  • History, (2)
  • Keep, (3)
  • Pottery,
  • Prisoners, (3)
  • Siege, (2)
  • Survey of 1538, (4)
• Castle Holmes, spring of water,
• Castle Precinct, incorporated,
• Cayley, Sir Everard,
  • Sir George,
• Celestine III,
• Cemetery,
• Chantry, Charnel. See Charnel chapel
• Chantries. See Churches: St. Mary's
• Chapel, Pre Conquest, (3)
  • of Our Lady, (7)
• Chapman, George,
  • John,
  • William, reports on harbour,
• Charles I,
• Charnel Chapel, (3)
• Chantry, (2)
• Chaplains, (2)
• Charters, (2)
  • See Borough Charles II,
  • note I Richard III,
  • note I Chaucer,
• Cholman, Richard, (2)
• Cholmeley, Sir Hugh, (2)
  • Sir Richard,
• Church and Parish, (2)
  • Churches ( Scarborough):
    • All Saints,
    • Christ,
    • Holy Trinity,
    • Roman Catholic,
    • St. Columba's,
    • St. James's,
    • St. Martin's,
    • St. Mary's (8)
      • advowson, (3)
      • chantries (4)
      • St. James, (2)
      • St. Mary, (6)
      • St. Nicholas,
      • St. Stephen, (2)
      • suppressed, (2)
      • chantry priests, (4)
      • charters of Richard I, (2)
      • charter of Archbishop Geoffrey,
      • Citeaux relations with, (2)
      • custodes (2)
      • change in position,
      • inventory of goods ( 1434),
      • restoration, late nineteenth century,
      • vicar instituted,
      • vicars, list of, (2)
  • St. Saviour's,
  • St. Sepulchre's,
  • St. Thomas's,
• Cibber, Colley,
• Citeaux, in relation to the Church of Scarborough, (2)
• Civil War, (2)
• Clarence, Duke of, (2)
• Clarke, Elizabeth,
• Claton, Thomas,
• Clement III,
• Clerke, Adam,
• Cliff Bridge Company. See Spa Clough, Miss,
• Clowes, William,
• Coaches, (2)
• Cockhill Close,
• Coins:
  • Ethelred and Knut,
  • Roman, (2)
  • Siege,
• Coke, John, (2)
• Colby, William,
• Conduits, See Bequests
• Congregationalists, (3)
• Connaught, Duke of, (2)
• Constable's account,
• Constable, Sir Marmaduke, (2)
  • Peter,
• Conyers, Christopher, (4)
• Coode, Sir J,
• Cooper, Sir Edwin,
• Corporation, elected ( 1835),
  • officers, old and new, (2)
• Cottage Hospital,
• Couper, John,
• Couper, Richard,
• Coupland, wreck of, (2)
• Countess of Scarborough, (2)
• Court of Pleas,
• Covenanters' Bible. See Hannay Bible Coverley's Gardens,
• Cricket, (2)
  • Festival, (2)
• Cripplynges, John,
• Cronwright Schreiner, (2)
• Crosland, Sir Jordan, (4)
• Cross, E. Richard, (2)
• Cussons, George,
• Custodes. See Churches: St. Mary's
• Dale, John,
• Dalton, Agnes,
  • William, (3)
• Danbie, Christopher,
• Danby, Earl of, (4)
• Danes, (2)
• Danyell, Isabella,
• D'Arblay, Madame,
• Darcy, Lord,
• Debts,
• Declaration of Indulgence,
• Deepings, (2)
• Defoe,
• Denaunde, Richard,
• Derwent, Lord, (6)
• De Witt, (2)
• Dewsbury, William,
• Dickinson, Richard,
• Discovery of the Health Resort, (2)
• Discovery of the Waters, (2)
• Dispensary. See Hospital Dissolution, monasteries, friaries, chantries, (2)
• Dobson, John,
  • Thomas, " which should have been my husband, "
• Domesday Survey, (2)
• Donkin, John, James, Billy,
• Double sets of officers, (2)
• Douglas, Sir James,
• Dowson, John, (3)
• Dryng, William,
• Ducking stool, (2)
• Dutch War,
• Early Iron Age, (2)
• Eckylsill, John, (2)
• Edmonde, Robert,
• Education, (3)
• Edward I, (2)
• Edward II, (3)
• Edward III, (2)
• Edward VII,
• Election account,
• Electric supply,
• Ellerker, Sir Ralph, (2)
• Emigrants, (2)
• Estiby ( Eastby), Robert, (2)
• Eston, John,
• Evans, Benjamin, (3)
• Evers, Ralph, (2)
  • William, (2)
• Fairfax, Lord, (2)
• Fairs, (2)
  • Scarborough versus Seamer, (2)
• Falsgrave, (6)
  • assessed with Scarborough,
  • Pottery,
  • Spelling,
• Farrow, Mrs, (4)
• Fenton, Margaret,
  • Ralph,
  • Robert, (2)
• Fiddis, Robert,
• Fiennes, Celia, (2)
• Fishe, Katheryn,
• Fishermen's Chapel,
• Fishing, (6)
• Flood, (2)
• Flying, (2)
• Foch, Field Marshal,
• Folk, John, (2)
• Folk lore,
• Foord, William,
• Football,
• Ford, Elizabeth, (2)
• Foreshore Road ( S. ) ,
• Forty five, " The, (2)
• Fountains Abbey, (2)
• Fowler, Benjamin,
• Fox, George, (4)
• Fox, Margaret,
• Fox hunting, (2)
• Freedom of Borough:
  • Foch, Field Marshal,
  • Hawk; Lord,
  • Leveson Gower, H. W,
  • Pearson, Richard,
  • Piercy, Thomas,
• Freemasons,
• Freemen of Borough,
• Freman, Thomas,
• Friars, (4)
  • Carmelites, (3)
  • Dominicans, (3)
• Franciscans, (9)
• Friends, Society of. See Quakers
• Frobisher, Martin,
  • His " corselett, "
• Fysh, William, (3)
• Gablage,
• Gabler's Fair,
• Galleys, (2)
• Galoun, Robert, (8)
• Gaol, (5)
• Hop it,
• Garencieres, T, vicar and master of grammar school, (3)
• Gas,
• Gate, Sir Henry, (4)
• Gaukrodger, J, (2)
• Gaveston, Piers, (4)
• Gedge, Almericus,
• General Booth,
• Gent, Thomas, (2)
• Geography governs history, (2)
• Geology, (4)
• Gerrard, Reginald,
• Gildhuscliff, (2)
• Gilds,
  • Merchant, (2)
• Girls' High School,
• Godeslove houses,
• Golf,
• Goodricke, F, (2)
• Gordon, Professor E. V,
• Goushill ( Goxhill), John, (2)
• Government of Scarborough, (2)
• Gower, Elizabeth,
• Graham, C. C,
• Graie, John,
• Grand Hotel,
• Graveyard, Castle Hill, (2)
• Great Fire, London,
• Great Plague, London,
• Gregory IX,
• Griffith, Sir Walter, (3)
• Gristhorpe burial, (2)
• Guardians, Boards of: Chairmen ( 1837-1930), (2)
  • Elected ( 1837),
  • Powers transferred ( 1930), (2)
  • Hackness, (2)
  • Cross, (2)
• Hague, William, (2)
• Hall, Margaret,
• Hall of Pleas,
• Hall, Robert,
• Hallam, John,
• Hallstatt period,
• Hampden, John,
• Hannay Bible,
• Hannay, William, (2)
• Harald Hardrada, (3)
• Harbour. See Port and Harbour
• Harbour Commissioners,
• Harison, John,
• Harom, William,
• Harrington, Ellen,
• Harum, William,
• Haterbergh ( Hatterboard). See Northstead
• Hawke, Lord, (2)
• Hay, John,
• Hebden, Bailiff,
• Henry ( vicar), (2)
• Henry de Ruston, (3)
• Henry II,
• Henry III, (2)
• Henry VIII, (2)
• Herring, Archbishop,
• Heryngton, Adam,
• Hildesley, Mark, Bishop of Sodor and Man,
• Hill, Richard,
• Hinderwell, (8)
• Hoby, Lady Margaret, (2)
• Hoby, Sir Thomas Posthumus, (3)
• Hochonson, Alice,
• Hockey, (2)
• Hodgson, Peter, (4)
• Hodshon, Elisabeth,
• Holbeck Gardens,
• Hope, R. C, describes excavations of 1888,
• Hopkins, Mary G,
• Horse mill track,
• Hospital,
• Hotham, Jane
  • Sir John,
• Hudson, John,
• Hugh of Saint Loup, (2)
• Hull, (7)
• Humphrey Clinker,
• Hundred Years' War, (4)
• Hutton, W, visits Scarborough, (2)
• Iceland, smuggling trade, (2)
• Improvement Commissioners, (3)
  • duties transferred, (2)
• Independents. See Congregationalists Inns, (2)
• Jarrat, Christopher, (2)
• Jewell, William,
• Joan my comforter, "
• John, (2)
  • Retinue clanked to Scarborough,
• John del Lyn,
• Johnson, Dr. Samuel,
  • Nicholas,
• Johnstone, Sir J. V. B, (2)
  • Harcourt. See Derwent, Lord
• Journal of a Tour to Scarborough from Wisbech,
• Journey to Scarborough told in letters (2)
• Kayngham, John, (3)
• Keith, Sir A,
• Keld, Christopher,
• Kenrew, William,
• Killom, Robert, (2)
• Kirk, Rev. John, (3)
• Knowles, G, opposes railway,
• Lacie, Robert, (2)
• Lacy, John,
• Lake Pickering, (3)
• Langdaile, Esabell,
• Langdale, Henry,
• Late Bronze and Early Iron Age, (2)
• Lawn Tennis, (2)
• Lawson, Admiral Sir John, (2)
• Leach, John,
• Leadbeater, W. W, (2)
• Leadley, Christopher,
• Legard, Sir Charles, (2)
  • Sir Digby,
• Leighton, Lord,
• Leland, Itinerary,
• Leveson Gower, H. W,
• Levett, Charles, " shall have no parcel thereof, "
• Leyth, John,
• Libraries:
  • Cole's,
  • Corporation,
  • Theakston's,
• Libelle of English Polycye, The,
• Lifeboats, (2)
• Lighthouse,
• Lighting. See Water and Lighting Linear earthworks, (2)
• Londesborough, Earl of, (2)
• London, " the south corner of England, "
• London fishmonger, houses at Scarborough and Wykeham,
• Long Room,
• Lowson, Jenken,
• Lumley, George, (2)
• Malley, John,
• Marchis, William,
• Mare's nest, discovered by burgesses (2)
• Marine Drive, (2)
• Marriner's Mirrow, (2)
• Markets,
• Marston Moor, battle,
• Mary, wreck of, (2)
• Matilda, " Domina de Malolacu, "
• Mayor of Scarborough tossed in a blanket, (2)
• Mechanics' Institute,
• Meldrum, Sir John, (3)
• Members of Parliament, (2)
• Men and Women, (2)
• Mercer, John, (2)
• Milner, John,
• Monopolies,
• Moore, Temple,
• Mosdale, John, (3)
  • Hall, (3)
  • misspelt Bosdall) (2)
• Municipal Commissioners, Report (2)
  • Corporation Act ( 1835),
  • Reform: Before and After, (2)
• Murray, Dr,
• Museum, (2)
• Newcastle, Earl of,
• Newcome, Henry,
• Newspapers, Scarborough,
• Newton, Agnes,
• Neville, Ralph, Earl of Westmoreland (2)
• Nightingale, William,
• Night watchmen,
• Nine Men's Morris,
• Nonconformists, (2)
  • Aim of chapter,
• North, Robert,
• Northstead, Manor of ( Haterbergh Hatterboard), (3)
  • Steward and bailiff,
• Norwegians, (2)
• Nottingham, Lord, (2)
• Oath of Bailiff, (2)
• Odd. See Ravenser Odds and Ends, (2)
• Ogram, Robert, (2)
• Old Houses,
• Old Meeting House ( Congregationalist) (3)
• Olliver William,
• Ordinances of Richard III. See Borough
• Ouseley, Capt, (2)
• Overseers' accounts, (2)
• Paa, Robert,
• Pacocke, Matthew,
• Paicock, Gregorye,
• Pageant ( 1912), (3)
• Pait, William, (2)
• Papers and Diaries of a York Family Gray),
• Paradise, (3)
• Parliament, (7)
• Parliamentary election,
• Patient Trial, The, (2)
• Paul Jones, (2)
• Paxton, Sir J,
• Peacocke, Richard,
• Pearson, Captain, (2)
  • George, (2)
• Peasants' Revolt, (2)
• Peaseholm Park,
• Peel, F. Burke, (2)
• Peke, Thomas,
• Penet, William, (2)
• Pennock, Anne,
• Penn's No Cross No Crown,
• Pepys,
• Percy, Alice, (2)
  • John, (2)
  • Peter, (3)
  • Thomas, (2)
  • William,
• Peter of Chateauneuf, (4)
• Petition, bailiffs and burgesses to Elizabeth and James I, (4)
• Pheasant, H. M. S,
• Phenicke, Robert,
• Philosophical and Archæological Society See Museum
• Photographic Society,
• Pickering, Dr. John,
• Pickering, Lake, (2)
• Pier: New ( Outer), (2)
  • Vincent's, (2)
  • West, (2)
• Piercy, Captain, (2)
• Pigs abroad on Saturdays,
  • Lured into castle foss,
• Pilgrimage of Grace, (5)
• Piracy, (5)
• Pirie, James,
• Plague, (3)
• Plantation,
• Police cells,
• Poor, The, (3)
  • assessments, (2)
• Population,
• Port and Harbour, (2)
  • Harbour commissioners,
  • Last two centuries, (2)
  • Medieval, (2)
  • Shipbuilding, (2)
  • Shipwrecks and lifeboats, (2)
  • Tudors and Stuarts, (2)
• Prehistoric Scarborough, (2)
• Postilthwaite, Thomas,
• Post Office,
• Pottery: Falsgrave,
• Fourteenth century,
• Prehistoric, (2)
  • Roman,
• Presbyterian meeting,
• Press gang, (4)
• Primitive Methodists, (2)
• Prince of Wales, H. R. H,
• Prison. See Gaol Property in pawn,
• Public affairs, attitude to,
• Punch,
• Quakers, (3)
  • Marriage,
  • Marriage certificate,
  • Meeting,
  • Meeting house at Scarborough,
  • Meetings in villages,
  • Sufferings, (2)
• Quarter Sessions,
• Quayage, (4)
• Races, (2)
• Railways,
• Rasselas, (3)
• Rasyn, Hugo, (2)
• Rates, attempt to levy, (2)
• Ravenser, Ravenserodd, (3)
• Rea, W. W, M. P,
• Richard I, (4)
• Richard II,
• Richard III, (3)
• Richard de Chauseye, (2)
• Richardson, Robert,
• Rievaulx Abbey, (2)
• Rillyngton, John,
• Riots, The ( 1900), (2)
• Rising of the North, (2)
• Robert de Rillyngton, (7)
• Robert of Scarborough, Dean of York (5)
• Robinson, Luke, (2)
  • William,
• Robynson, John,
• Roger de Clyveland, (2)
• Roger of Scarborough, (2)
• Roman Catholics, (2)
• Roman Signal Station, (2)
• Roman Signal Stations:
  • Filey, (3)
  • Goldsborough, (3)
  • Huntcliff, (3)
  • Ravenscar, (2)
  • Scarborough, I, (3)
• Rossetti,
• Roston, Henry de, accounts for quay (2)
• Rottese, John,
• Round barrow,
• Rowntree, George, (2)
  • John Wilhelm, (5)
  • Joshua, (3)
  • William, (2)
• Roxby, Thomas, (2)
• Royal visits, (4)
• Russell, Lord John,
• St. Mary's. See Church
• Salvation Army, (2)
• Sanderson, William,
• Sapphire ring,
• Scamridge Dyke,
• Scarborough in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, (2)
• Scarborough:
  • Miscellany, (2)
  • Origin of name, (2)
  • Prehistoric, (2)
  • Repository and Mirror of the Season (2)
  • Sea dogs,
  • Sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, (2)
  • Spelling of name, (2)
  • Warning, (2)
• Scarborough, H. M. S,
• Scarborough, Robert ( pirate),
• Schadfurth, James,
• Schofield's Guide, (2)
• Schools:
  • Adults, (2)
  • Amicable, (2)
  • Art,
  • Board and Council, (2)
  • College,
  • Convent of the Ladies of Mary,
  • Graham Sea Training,
  • Grammar, (4)
  • High, (2)
  • Industry,
  • Lancasterian,
  • Municipal,
  • National,
  • Queen Margaret's,
  • Spinning, (2)
  • Wesleyan Day,
• School Boards, (2)
• School of Art, (2)
• Schropham, William,
• Scoy, Eleanor,
• Sea Bathing Infirmary,
• Seamen's Hospital,
• Seekers,
• Sellers, Richard,
• Serapis, H. M. S, (2)
• Settrington, John,
• Shaw, Dr. Peter,
• Sherbrooke, Mr,
• Sheridan, (4)
• Shilbotell, Peter, (4)
• Shipbuilding, (3)
• Shipbuilding families, (2)
  • Adamson,
  • Allatson,
  • Bilbrough
  • Cockerill,
  • Cooper,
  • Coulson,
  • Dale
  • Dodsworth,
  • Goland,
  • Harrison
  • Hopper,
  • Hudson,
  • More,
  • Owston
  • Porrett,
  • Sollitt,
  • Tindall,
  • Tindall yards, (2)
  • Wharton
• Shropham, Richard, (2)
• Siege of castle, (2)
  • Clad in green jackets,
• Simpson, F. G, (9)
  • W, (2)
• Sitwell, Sir G, M. P,
• Skarthi. See Thorgills Skarthi Skirley, Robert, (2)
• Skynner, John,
• Smarterwood, Isaacke,
• Smith, Dr. A. H, (2)
  • Dr. W, (2)
  • Sir Roger,
• Smollett,
• Smuggling, (4)
• Smyth, John,
• Song of Scarborough, F. Burke Peel (2)
• Spa, (2)
  • Analysis of water, (2)
  • Bridge ( 1827), (2)
  • Cliff Bridge Company, (2)
  • Final w omitted ( 1826),
  • Fire,
  • Landslide, (2)
  • Music, (2)
  • Kohler,
  • Maclean,
  • Meyer Lutz,
  • Pritchard,
  • Theatre,
• Spanish and Dutch ships in harbour (2)
• Sparow, Alexander, (4)
• Splendid chariots and towering phaetons, "
• Sport, (2)
• Spycer, Christopher,
• Stafford Rising, (3)
• Stafford, Sir Thomas, (3)
  • Fellow prisoners, (2)
• Staintondale, (4)
  • wagons toll free,
• Stars and Garters,
• Steam packets,
• Stockdale, John,
• Stokdale, Margaret,
• Stokwith, John, (3)
• Stone Age, (2)
  • Circle,
• Strange, Albert, (2)
• Streets, first great improvement,
  • and lands, (7)
• Survey of 1538, (4)
• Sutton, Robert, (2)
• Swarthmore Hall,
• Telegraph ( 1871),
• Telephone ( 1881),
• Templars, (2)
• Test and Corporation Acts, repeal,
• Tetley, A. S,
• Theatre, (3)
• Theedam, Miss,
• Theodosius, Count, (2)
• Thirsk, Richard,
• Thirty Years' War, (2)
• Thomas of Roston, (2)
• Thompson, Agnes,
  • Miss Alice,
• Thomson, Robert,
• Thoresby, Ralph, (2)
• Thorgills Skarthi, (4)
• Thornton, C. I,
• Thornton le Dale, R. W. Jeffrey,
• Tindall: Miss Augusta S,
  • Christian,
  • John, (2)
  • Ship building records, (2)
  • William,
• Toleration Act, (2)
• Tonstall, G, (4)
• Topcliffe, Anne,
• Tosti, Lord of Falsgrave,
• Town Hall,
• Train oil,
• Tramcar, electric ( (2)
  • South Cliff,
• Travelling shows,
• Trindle,
• Trip to Scarborough, A,
• Tunstall, Richard, (2)
  • William,
• Tuppe, William,
• Turnpikes,
• Underwood, Robert,
• Unemployment,
• Unitarians,
• University Extension Society, (2)
• Vagrants,
• Valley Bridge, (2)
• Vessels, Dutch and Spanish in harbour (2)
• Vicars, list of, (2)
• Viccars, Edward,
• Volunteers,
• Walesgrif. See Falsgrave
• Walker, E,
• War Memorial, list of names, (2)
• War of American Independence, (2)
• War scare ( 1537),
• Wards, (2)
• Wartre, Henry, (2)
• Water and lighting, (3)
• Water: Cayton Bay,
  • Company, (2)
  • Consumption,
• Wawayn, Robert, (4)
  • Accounts for quay, (2)
• Wayte, William,
• Webb, S. and B, (2)
• Well of Our Lady, (3)
• Wesley, John,
  • At Scarborough, (2)
• Wesleyans, (3)
  • Bombardment,
  • Elegant congregation,
  • Elegant preaching house,
  • Fire,
  • New Central Hall,
  • Queen Street,
• Whale industry, (2)
• Wharrome, Martin, (2)
• Whitehead, John, (3)
• Whiteside, Dr, (2)
• Whittaker, Sir M. T, (2)
• Willbery, Elizabeth,
• William le Gros. See Albemarle, Earl of
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• William of Newburgh, (2)
• William of Wandesford, (2)
• Williamson, Robert,
  • Thomas, (2)
• Wills of Scarborough men and women:
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  • Sixteenth century, (2)
• Windmills, (3)
• Wittie, Capt. Robert,
  • Dr, (3)
• Wodde, Steven,
• Wolf, Matthew,
• Woodall, C. W,
  • John, (2)
  • J. W, (2)
• Wordsworth, Dorothy,
  • William,
  • married at Brompton,
• Worfolk, William,
• Workhouse, (3)
• Wotton, Dr,
• Woulfe, Richard, (2)
• Wrecks:
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  • Mary, (2)
  • October ( 1880), (2)
• Wynd, George,
• Wyrill, J. and W, (2)
• Wyvell, John,
• Young, Arthur,
• Young Pretender's Rising,