121-2).
See the Historians for the account of this memorable battle, usually denominated the Battle of the Standard.
330.

_Bells of Rylstone_ (c.vii.l.

212).
'When the Bells of Rylstone played Their Sabbath music--"God us ayde!"' On one of the bells of Rylstone church, which seems coeval with the building of the tower, is this cypher, 'I.N.,' for John Norton, and the motto, 'God us Ayde.' 331.

'_The grassy rock-encircled Pound_' (c.vii.l.

253).
After a quotation from Whitaker.