Northallerton

/ nɔːˈθælətən /

noun

a market town in N England, administrative centre of North Yorkshire. Pop: 15 517 (2001)

His well-known poem, "Awd Isaac," seems to have been first printed at Northallerton in 1831.

On the following morning she reluctantly consented to take the train as far as Northallerton.

"I fought for thee at Northallerton, and therefore must have some domain for my guerdon," said another.

Your services will be amply repaid by whomever succeeds to the title and revenues of Northallerton.

After the failure of the rebellion the bishop was compelled to surrender Durham, Norham and Northallerton to the king.

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