Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Durham, England" in English language version.
bishop of durham temporal Powers by Palatine Act 1836.
[...] an account of the King's first visit to Durham. The occasion arose in 1633 during Charles's journey north to Edinburgh and his coronation on the throne of Scotland.
[...] the occasion of Charles's second visit to Durham. On 29 April 1639, he was again received [...] at Raby Castle [...]. He then proceeded to Durham where he remained while forces of horse and foot were raised in readiness for the march to the border.
[...] in 1647, he would make his final visit to Durham as a prisoner on his way south to his eventual trial and execution.
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Neptune, God of the sea, symbolised an ambitious plan to turn Durham into an inland sea port by altering the course of the River Wear. In 1720 the plan was to construct a canal north to join the Team, a Tyne tributary near Gateshead.
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