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Ripon, treaty of
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Ripon, treaty of, 1640. The treaty of Ripon brought to an end the second
Bishops' War between Charles I and the Scottish
covenanters. Charles had little to negotiate with. By the terms of the armistice, the Scots were left in occupation of the six northern counties and were to receive expenses of £860 a day. The king had lost control of the situation.
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Ripon seek welcome tonic in cup at Goole.
Newspaper article from: Harrogate Advertiser (Harrogate, England); 10/6/2006; 700+ words
; RIPON RUFC coach Ian Speirs is predicting a change...game away to Goole tomorrow (3pm start). Ripon remain winless in Yorkshire Two, the latest...and we are renowned for our slow starts at Ripon. "We were just hoping we could start the...
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Ripon ready for 'must win'clash with struggling York.
Newspaper article from: Harrogate Advertiser (Harrogate, England); 10/13/2006; 700+ words
; ...absolute "must win" game for out of sorts Ripon (kick-off 3pm). Played three and lost three, Ripon's start to Yorkshire Two has been pretty...Vase failed to improve matters on Saturday - Ripon hammered 47-7 at Goole. However, Hamill...
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Ripon Under 12s taste life on tour.
Newspaper article from: Harrogate Advertiser (Harrogate, England); 4/20/2007; 700+ words
; RIPON Rugby club's under 12s travelled to Bridlington last...tour. The first game was against Bridlington seeing Ripon win 12-94. This was the first game in a long time that Ripon really pulled together as a team with the forwards dominating...
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Ripon keen to build upon this season's good work.
Newspaper article from: Harrogate Advertiser (Harrogate, England); 4/28/2006; 700+ words
; ...concerned it's mission accomplished for Ripon who are now dreaming of grander plans next...Pre-season, Hamill's one aim was for Ripon to finish mid-table and avoid a last...been safely achieved and after watching Ripon end their season with a gutsy 24-17 win...
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Ripon eye cup shock.
Newspaper article from: Harrogate Advertiser (Harrogate, England); 2/24/2006; 700+ words
; ...Yorkshire Two defeats in succession and now Ripon face the mighty task of dealing with a...However, despite a crippling injury crisis Ripon lost just 26-21 at highflying Dinington...underdogs, they have nothing to lose. Ripon already had Dave Ellis, Scott McAra...
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Ripon target 'crucial'wins for league boom.
Newspaper article from: Harrogate Advertiser (Harrogate, England); 1/20/2006; 700+ words
; LIFE'S a bed of roses at Ripon RUFC but two "crucial" games now await...Saturday's 16-12 win at Yarnbury, Ripon have now won four of their last five...scrap. However, coach Mick Hamill knows Ripon could yet get themselves in the promotion...
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RIPON RIVIVAL
Magazine article from: Marketplace; 11/5/2002; ; 700+ words
; Ripon the city and Ripon College share an unusual beginning. Both trace their establishment...and lived together in common housing on what is now the west side of Ripon. The experiment began in 1844 and, although it lasted only seven years...
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Ripon aim to capture glory.
Newspaper article from: Harrogate Advertiser (Harrogate, England); 10/19/2007; 700+ words
; RIPON team manager Jim Buckley is eyeing a glorious double...Brian Ashton's side may seem a world away from Ripon's trip to Yarnbury tomorrow (2.30pm kick-off) but Buckley believes Ripon can capture some of the World Cup buzz and take...
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Ripon eye Rib' reversal at fortress Mallorie Park.
Newspaper article from: Harrogate Advertiser (Harrogate, England); 2/16/2007; 700+ words
; FORTRESS Mallorie Park is behind Ripon's current purple patch according to skipper...Yorkshire tomorrow (2.15pm kick-off). Ripon's battling 14-11 win against leaders...chasers. Dodds claimed the atmosphere during Ripon's dramatic victory against Selby was...
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Ripon out the dropzonebut long road still ahead.
Newspaper article from: Harrogate Advertiser (Harrogate, England); 2/2/2007; 700+ words
; RIPON have finally escaped the Yorkshire Two dropzone...rivals Dinnington is very likely indeed. Ripon are enjoying a rich vein of form at present...victory at bottom side York RI. However, Ripon were made to pull out all the stops and only...
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Ripon, diocese of
Book article from: A Dictionary of British History
Ripon, diocese of Though the modern bishopric...carved out of the York diocese until 1836, Ripon's early ecclesiastical history is inextricably...been appointed to York, he initially used Ripon as his seat. Later, after exile, Wilfrid...
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Ripon
Book article from: The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
Ripon town (1991 pop. 11,952), North Yorkshire...paint factories, tanneries, and breweries. Ripon is famous as an old cathedral city where...wakeman" ). In 1640 a treaty signed in Ripon concluded the second of the Bishops' Wars...
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George Frederick Samuel Robinson Ripon, 1st marquess of
Book article from: The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
George Frederick Samuel Robinson Ripon, 1st marquess of 1827-1909, British...administrator; son of the first earl of Ripon. As a young man he was interested in the...rewarded (1871) with the title of marquess. Ripon resigned from public office in 1873, but...
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Ripon, George Frederick Robinson, 1st Marquis
Book article from: A Dictionary of British History
Ripon, George Frederick Robinson, 1st Marquis (1827–1909). Son of the 1st earl of Ripon ( Goderich ), he was returned to the House of Commons as a Liberal in 1852, succeeding to the title in 1859. He was a loyal Gladstonite...
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Ripon, treaty of
Book article from: A Dictionary of British History
Ripon, treaty of, 1640. The treaty of Ripon brought to an end the second Bishops' War between Charles I and the Scottish covenanters . Charles had little to negotiate with. By the terms of the armistice, the Scots were left in occupation of...
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