Date: 1851
Laugh ton-en-le-Morthen, near Rotherham, during the wars be tween tbe houses of York and Lancaster, suffered greatly from the Lancastrian party, in an attack made upon it by the Baron of Mowbray and his adherents, who greatly injured the town, and nearly destroyed the church.  Lockwood Spa, near Huddersfield, was* erected in 1827, in aLockwood deeply sequestered spot, sheltered by a lofty and well- wooded sPa* ridge on the east side of the river, is a handsome range of building, comprising warm, tepid, vapour, cold, and shower baths, with a large swimming bath, and every requisite arrangement for the internal and external use of the water, which issues from a spring, and is pumped into the baths by a steam engine.  The water, which has a strong sulphureous smell and taste, contains a small proportion of carbonate of lime and sulphate of magnesia, with