Bentham is a considerable village on the north-west border of Yorkshire, a few miles from the foot of Ingleborough; and it was at that time, according to the division of the county adopted by the Society of Friends, comprised in the Monthly Meeting of Settle.

He was reared under the shadow of Ingleborough.

But when we got to the top of the pass there was a magnificent view of Ingleborough.

The dale which was most nearly in front of us is that which goes down to Ingleton, past the side of Ingleborough.

At Ingleton, a small town nestling picturesquely at the foot of the high hill of Ingleborough in western Yorkshire, "within the last thirty years or so it was a common practice to kindle the so-called 'Need-fire' by rubbing two pieces of wood briskly together, and setting ablaze a large heap of sticks and brushwood, which were dispersed, and cattle then driven through the smoking brands.

" This is not a common plant, growing only in some particular situa-tions, as near Ingleborough in Yorkshire.

This has often been done, particularly from Ingleborough and other mountains in Yorkshire, till the species have totally disappeared, to the great regret of lovers of nature living near the places where they grew.