Bygone Cumberland and Westmorland

Bygone Cumberland and Westmorland, written by Daniel Scott in the late 19th century, is a historical account that examines the social life, customs, and antiquities of the counties of Cumberland and Westmorland in England. Drawing on two decades of research, Scott presents a detailed narrative that highlights local heritage, notable figures, and the complexities of governance in the region. The work also discusses unique topics such as the hereditary nature of the Sheriffwick and the interplay between ecclesiastical and secular power during significant historical events.