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1. www.richmond.org › Whats-OnWhat's on - Richmond

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   1 day ago · What's on. There's never a dull moment in Richmond with its regular theatre, cinema and countless other organised events and activities. Add your local event or notice - FREE. Filter by Month. Thursday 10 October. 7.30pm. Othello. Elysium Theatre Company presents a dazzling new production of Shakespeare's immortal tragedy of love and jealousy.

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3. www.richmond.org › NewsNews | Richmond.org

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   Oct 2, 2024 · Richmond is a bustling and vibrant place to be. Keep up-to-date with everything that is going on in the town.

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4. www.british-history.ac.uk › vch › yorksThe honour and castle of Richmond | British History Online

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   Sep 25, 2024 · The vast possessions which were afterwards known as the liberty, honour or earldom of Richmond are therein described as 'the land of Count Alan' and the Yorkshire nucleus is divided under the two chief manors of Gilling and Catterick.

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5. theyorkshirepress.co.uk › news › medieval-bonesMedieval Bones Unearthed Beneath Richmond's Historic Market ...

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   Oct 8, 2024 · Archaeologists working alongside North Yorkshire Council’s highways team have unearthed bones, clothing, and the remains of medieval structures beneath the cobbled square, halting the roadworks to allow for a full investigation.

6. www.british-history.ac.uk › vch › yorksThe borough of Richmond - British History Online

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   Sep 28, 2024 · Richemont (xii cent.). The ancient borough of Richmond stands upon the left bank of the River Swale some 50 miles northwest of York and 12 south-west of Darlington. It lies in a bend of the river, on steeply sloping ground.

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7. gooutdoorsweekly.co.uk › richmond-castle-northRichmond Castle – Discover a Medieval Marvel in North Yorkshire

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   Sep 27, 2024 · Richmond Castle in North Yorkshire offers stunning views, rich history, and medieval architecture. Plan your visit to this iconic fortress today!

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   Where is Richemont located?

   • Richemont (xii cent.). The ancient borough of Richmond stands upon the left bank of the River Swale some 50 miles northwest of York and 12 south-west of Darlington. It lies in a bend of the river, on steeply sloping ground.

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   What did the borough of Richmond enact?

   • It enacted that the mayor, aldermen and free burgesses should be incorporated under the title of 'the Mayor and Aldermen of the Borough of Richmond in the County of York,' and appointed the first mayor and twelve aldermen. The mayor was to hold office for a year and the aldermen for life. The corporation was to be selfelective as before.

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   What kind of land does Richmond have?

   • The eastern boundary of Richmond runs for a short distance along the ancient rampart known as Scots Dyke. The area of the parish of Richmond is nearly 2,520 acres, (fn. 5) of which 66¼ are arable land, 2,049½ permanent pasture, and 30½ wood and plantation. (fn. 6) Its subsoil is limestone and its upper soil mixed.

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   Where is Richmond & Darlington?

   • The ancient borough of Richmond stands upon the left bank of the River Swale some 50 miles northwest of York and 12 south-west of Darlington. It lies in a bend of the river, on steeply sloping ground. The different levels of the town vary from 400 ft. to 500 ft. above ordnance datum, but the hills behind it attain a height of over 1,000 ft.

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   What was the name of the town hall in Richmond?

   • The Gild or Town Hall (Christ. Clarkson, Hist. and Antiq. of Richmond, 135) seems also to have been called the Common Hall or St. John's House (ibid. n. 6). 111. That 'the land of Fontenay' meant the demesne of Richmond is clear from a later document (Cal. Pat. 1436–41, p. 509).

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   Does Richmond have a railway station?

   • Richmond possesses the only railway station for Swaledale. It is, therefore, still of importance as a market. The number of trading companies was thirteen as late as 1820, (fn. 207) but by 1835 it had been reduced to ten. (fn. 208) Not every trade had its company. It was quite as common, indeed, for two or more to unite to form one gild.

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9. www.metoffice.gov.uk › weather › forecastRichmond (North Yorkshire) weather - Met Office

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   7 hours ago · Richmond 7 day weather forecast including weather warnings, temperature, rain, wind, visibility, humidity and UV.