The Itinerary of John Leland the Antiquary (page 2/12)

Leland’s Itinerary, Volume 1 Page 3

Milchebourn Kimoltoun
Huntenduneshire
[Kimbolton] Castelle
Mandeviles, Erles of Essax Bouns, Erles of Hereford and Essax. Stratfords. Syr Richard Wingfeld [Kimbolton] Priory
Bigrams Coniers Castel Hylle
Leightoun
Barnewel Village
Berengarius Moynes Castel
Ramesey Abbay
Monteacute Carnabelle Stafordes, Staffordes Kymaltoun Laighton Village Lincoln Smithe [more...]

Front Cover, Leland’s Itinerary Vol I

My copy is in nine leather-bound volumes. The bindings are loose, though, and the cover boards detached from most of the volumes.

Bookplate from Leland’s Itinerary Vol I

My copy has this book-plate (ex libris) pasted inside the front cover. It has a family crest with the motto “Pour Y Parvenir” (just do it) and the name Louisa Julia Manners beneath it. This is the crest of the Manners family, with the peacock I think since the 14th century or before, although by the time an emblazon is this complex it must be [...] [more...]

Leland’s Itinerary, Volume 1 Page 7

book: Æthiopum terras Richard Sapcote of Elton Knight Hundington-shire
Fotheringey
Foderingeye
Castele of Foderingey
Catarine of Spaine Edmunde of Langeley Edward the 3. Huntendunshir
Huntenduneshir
Ailton
Mr Sapcote Kirkham the Knight Owndale
Lilford Village
Thorpe water mill upon Avon
Watervilles Castle
Thrapeston Village
Lord Mordant Broune the Serinent at Law Sir Wistan Brounes Thrapeston bridg
Huntenduneshire
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Title Page, Leland’s Itinerary

The Itinerary of John Leland the Antiquary. [more...]

Sheldonian Theatre from Title Page

The engraving of the Sheldonian Theatre in Oxford where the book was printed. The engraving appears on the title page of each volume. [more...]

Leland’s Itinerary, Volume 1 Page 1

Cambridge; Eltesle Village
Nunnery
Pandonia the Scottish Virgine Hinshingbroke by Huntendune.
S. Neotes
Ainsbyri, En[ulphesbury
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Foderingey Avon
Northampton
Thrapeston Bridge
Hermitage
Iselep on Avon
Draiton Village and Castelle
Lord Mordant Staford Erle of Wileshir, Uncle to Edward late Duke of Bokingham the Younger Grene The Great Grene Grenes Northon
Draiton
Drayton Castele
Finton bridg
Kettering
Welingborow Market
Higheham-bridge
Higheham-Ferrars toune
Welingboro
Welingborow
Northampton-shire
Avon River
Oundale
Asscheby Castle
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Leland’s Itinerary, Volume 1 Page 2

S. Neotes Stoughton Village
Huntenduneshir
Olyver Leders Meilchbourn
Lord Westoun of S. Johnes College in London Milchbourn
Higheham Parke
How Village
How-water
Strikelands of Huntendune-Shire Bifeldes Higham Ferrars Market
Milchbourne in Bedfordshire
Welinton market
Avon ryver
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Leland’s Itinerary, Volume 1 Page 4

Barnewelle Oundale
Avon
Oundale Chirch Yard
Peterborow
Chirch or Chappelle of S. Thomas
Bridge over Avon
Avon Ryver
Robert Viate, a Marchaunt Oundall Churche [more...]

Leland’s Itinerary, Volume 1 Page 9

Avon Ryver Northampton
Northampton Castel
[folio 8]
Al-Halowes Church, Northampton
Wedon Water
Chapelle of S. Catarinne
S. Andreas, the late [Monastery] of blake Monkes Simon Saincteliz Erle of Northampton and Huntenduneshiredied yn Fraunce Erle Simon the secunde Vreney, that was made Knight at the Feeld of Northampton S. James [[church in Northampton]] De la Pray
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