Transactions of the Thoroton Society of Nottinghamshire

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A. Wilde has apparently adopted the assertion made by the late Mr. T. C. Hine, in his history of Nottingham Castle, that in 1090 the town was divided into two boroughs by a wall running north and south, commencing at the north or Mansfield Road end of Milton Street, taking the direction of Clumber Street, Drury Hill, and Sussex Street, and terminating in the Meadows. The existence of this division wall is not, however, generally accepted by authorities on the history of the town. — Joint Editor...s.] Besides the samples of pottery alluded to in the foregoing paper by Mr. Wilde, we have, by the kindness of Mr. C. B. Wright, been permitted to inspect and photograph* some of the specimens which he still retains in his own possession, and which were all found by him in and around the kilns, revealed by the cutting, near the new railway station. The late Mr. James Shipman, F.G.S., in his little book on " The Old Town Wall of Nottingham," assigns a probable date for this (}) The pictures are from photographs kindly taken for the Society by Mr.

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