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The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent: Volume 11

Year published

1800

Author

Edward Hasted

Description

The first of two volumes on the city of Canterbury. This first part contains a thematic history of the city, and part of an historical survey of the cathedral priory.

Sponsor

Institute of Historical Research

Source

Hasted, History of Kent (Secondary texts)

Places

South East

Subjects

Local

Periods

11th and 12th, 13th, 14th, 15th, 16th, 17th, 18th, 19th

Showing records 1 - 50 of 50

1
Dedication
III-IV
2
Preface
V-X
3
Index
XV-LX
4
The city of Canterbury - Situation, names and origin
1-8
5
Canterbury - Civil jurisdiction
9-14
6
Canterbury - The city as county
14-28
7
Canterbury - Members of the Corporation
28-29
8
Canterbury - The bounds
30-45
9
Canterbury - Members of Parliament
45-59
10
Canterbury - The castle
59-66
11
Canterbury - The ancient and present state of the city
67-69
12
Canterbury - Walls and ditches
69-74
13
Canterbury - City gates
74-78
14
Canterbury - Wards, aldermanries and parishes
78-81
15
Canterbury - Ancient history of the city
81-90
16
Canterbury - Silk and other manufactures
91-98
17
Canterbury - Hop trade and plantations
98-99
18
Canterbury - The modern state of the city
99-101
19
Canterbury - Population and public amusements
101-102
20
Canterbury - Markets and fairs
102-105
21
Canterbury - Workhouse and county hospital
105-106
22
Canterbury - Description of the city
106-120
23
Canterbury - The dungeon
120-123
24
Canterbury - Miscellaneous buildings
123-127
25
Canterbury - Remarkable occurrences
127-135
26
Canterbury - The river Stour
135-139
27
Canterbury - The intended navigation of the Stour
139-142
28
Canterbury - Mills on the river
143-147
29
Canterbury - Manors
147-164
30
Canterbury - Religious houses
164-184
31
Canterbury - Hospitals, almshouses and charities
184-199
32
Canterbury - Charitable benefactions
199-205
33
Canterbury - Gifts of land to the city
205-208
34
Canterbury - The ecclesiastical jurisdiction
208-209
35
Canterbury - The churches within the city and suburbs
209-288
36
Canterbury - Bishops and tithes
288-291
37
Canterbury - Precincts and villes exempted from liberties
291-292
38
Canterbury - The borough of Stablegate
292-294
39
Canterbury - Archbishop's palace and precincts
294-303
40
Ville and precincts of the cathedral
304-306
41
History of the cathedral
306-383
42
Monuments in the cathedral
383-424
43
The priory of Christchurch
424-425
44
The priory of Christchurch - Deans and priors
425-460
45
The priory of Christchurch - Seals
461-463
46
The priory of Christchurch - Jurisdiction, privileges and liberties
463-485
47
The priory of Christchurch - Dissolution
485-496
48
The priory of Christchurch - Present state of the precinct
496-533
49
The priory of Christchurch - School
533-544
50
The priory of Christchurch - Foundation of the Dean and Chapter
544-547