- The
extent of the
medieval district of Craven, in the
north of
England is a
matter of debate. The name
Craven is
either pre-Celtic British,
Britonnic or...
- or
Hallamshire Liberty or
Honour Strafforth or
Tickhill Lower Craven/
Cravenshire Staincliffe West
Ribblesdale or
Bowland Temporarily merged into Staincliffe...
- Mic****e Collins,
Bernie Nolan,
Deena Payne,
Jennifer Ellison Lady
Cravenshire/Brenda Hulse:
Delia Lindsay,
Margaret John,
Diana Moran Elaine: Gemma...
- such as Applebyshire, Bamburghshire, Carlisleshire, Coldinghamshire,
Cravenshire, Hallamshire,
Mashamshire and Yetholmshire.
Richmondshire was
until 2023...
- Amounderness, Cartmel, Furness, Kendall,
parts of Copeland,
Lonsdale and
Cravenshire (modern
Lancashire north of the
Ribble and
parts of ****berland and Westmorland)...
-
Girls (Chichester/National tour, West End, 2008) –
Brenda Hulse/Lady
Cravenshire Jane Eyre (Shared
Experience at the West
Yorkshire Playhouse, Leeds,...
-
Giles Colin Stephen Boswell Maxwell Hutcheon Sebastian Aberneri Lady
Cravenshire Judith Street Pauline Daniels Tommo Josh
Benson Tyler Dobbs Danny Ben...
- also shired, the best
known of
these counties being Hallamshire and
Cravenshire. The
Normans did not use
these divisions, and so they are not generally...
- Amounderness, Cartmel, Furness, Kendal,
parts of Copeland,
Lonsdale and
Cravenshire (modern
Lancashire north of the
Ribble and
parts of ****berland and Westmorland)...
- cravona,
supposed to mean a
stony region. In
civic use the name
Craven or
Cravenshire had, by 1166,
given way to Staincliffe. However, the
church archdeaconry...
