N
- Nagnatae what people in Ire∣land,
- 143.5
- Needles, certaine Rocks,
- 15 9
- Nemethus and his four sonnes arrive in Ireland,
- 137 9
- Saint Neotus, a Monke of Glastenbury,
- 58.10
- Saint Neots or Needes Priorie,
- 58.10
- Nessa a Lough in Scotland ne∣ver freezeth in Winter,
- 132 15
- Nevils Crosse battell, In the Map of Durham Bishop-ricke.
- New-castle upon Tine,
- 89.7.
- Whence so named,
- 89.8
- Called Monke-chester,
- 89 7
- A Countie and Corporati∣on of it selfe,
- 89.8
- The graduation thereof,
- ibid.
- New-forrest in Hant-shire fa∣tall to William the Conque∣rour his Progenie,
- 13.7
- New-Market-heath,
- 37.7
- Newnham Regis medicinable waters,
- 53
- Newport in the Isle of Wight,
- 15.7
- Made a Corporation, and Maior-towne
- ibid.
- Ninian converted the South-Picts to Christianitie,
- 132 13
- Normans-Crosse Hundred in Huntingdon-shire whence it tooke name,
- 58.8
- Northampton-shire, how boun∣ded,
- 55.1
- The forme and dimension thereof,
- 55.2
- By whom inhabited in old time,
- 55.4
- The commodities of it,
- 55 5
- Hundreds and Townes therein,
- 56
- Northampton Towne descri∣bed,
- 55.6
- The dimension thereof,
- ibid.
- How governed,
- ibid.
- Norfolke an Island,
- 35.1
- How bounded and of what forme,
- ibid.
- The measure and name,
- ibid.
- The position, soyle, and ayre,
- ibid.
- Commodities thereof,
- 35 2. & 8
- Commodious Rivers there,
- 35.3
- Families of Gentlemen there, and their loyaltie,
- 35.3
- How Norfolk is governed,
- ibid.
- By whom inhabited in old time,
- ibid.
- Replenished with Chur∣ches and Monasteries,
- 35 3
- The first Earle of North∣folke,
- 35.4
- Hundreds and Townes in Northfolke,
- 36
- North-Riding in Yorke-shire, how it lieth,
- 77.4
- How bounded,
- 81.1
- The aire, soile, and com∣modities,
- 81.2. & 3
- Hundreds and Townes therein,
- 82
- Northumbre,
- 4.11
- Northumberland how it is bounded,
- 89.1
- The forme, aire, and soyle of it,
- 89.2. & 3. & 4
- The ancient inhabitants,
- 89 5
- The Commodities there∣of,
- 89.6
- Battels there,
- 89.10
- Antiquities there,
- 89.12
- Townes & Parishes there∣in,
- 90
- North-Wales how bounded,
- 99.6
- Divided into four parts,
- 99 7
- What Shires it containeth,
- 115.5
- Norwich whence so called,
- 35.5
- How afflicted with Pesti∣lence and other calami∣ties,
- ibid.
- A Bishops See,
- 35.8
- Nottingham-shire why so na∣med,
- 65.1.
- How bounded,
- ibid.
- The forme and dimension thereof,
- 65.2
- The aire and commodities,
- 65.3
- Hundreds, Wapentakes, and Townes therein,
- 66
- Nottingham towne commen∣ded,
- 65.6
- How governed,
- 65.7
- The position thereof,
- ibid.