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George Vertue's Engraving of Clitheroe Castle
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25 Whitaker, T. D., An History of the Original Parish of Whalley …. (1801), 4th edn., ed. J. G. Nichols and P. A. Lyons (1872–76), 1, p. 255Google Scholar. He was a Mr. Waddington (see ibid., 11, p. 69 n.).
26 Ibid., 11, p. 256.
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36 A possible clue to the date of the chapel's destruction exists among the maps in the collection of the Honour of Clitheroe, now at L.R.O. (DDHC1). Two plans, at small scale, of the town of Clitheroe by M. Oddie both show the Castle. That of 1783 clearly shows not only five buildings, including one in the position of the chapel on Langshaw's plan, but reproduces the shape of ‘The Old Garden’ on that plan. That of 1786 shows four buildings only.
37 Whitaker, op. cit. (note 25), 11, p. 70.
38 Ibid., II, p. 69 n.
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40 Farrer, W., The Lancashire Pipe Rolls (1902), p. 385Google Scholar. Farrer expands ‘le Bailie’ to ‘the wooden palisade, which formed the outer protection of the Castle of Clitheroe’.
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42 J. McNulty, op. cit. (note 39), p. 51, with references to John of Hexham and Aelred of Rievaulx.
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