The antiquities of Bridgnorth

BRIDGNORTH.
WITH
Some Historical Notices of the Town and Castle.
THE REV. G. BELLETT, A.M.
INCUMBENT OF ST. LEONARD’S.
Bridgnorth: W. J. ROWLEY, BOOKSELLER, HIGH STREET. LONDON: LONGMAN, BROWN, GREEN, AND LONGMANS. MDCCCLVI.
BRIDGENORTH: W. J. ROWLEY, PRINTER, HIGH STREET.
TO THE MAYOR, AND CORPORATION, AND INHABITANTS, OF THE BOROUGH OF BRIDGNORTH, THE FOLLOWING WORK IS RESPECTFULLY DEDICATED, BY THEIR FAITHFUL SERVANT,
G. BELLETT.

It would seem superfluous for me, after the many quotations which I have taken from his learned work on “The Antiquities of Shropshire,” to make any acknowledgement of my obligations to the Rev. Robert Eyton. But I owe him much more than is indicated by these quotations. He very kindly directed my attention to sources of information respecting Bridgnorth, which have been of the greatest service to me, particularly the Blakeway Papers, in the Bodleian Library, besides allowing me to refer to his better judgment and more extensive information, on any difficulty that occurred to me.