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- 16 November 1771: Rescue boats are brought overland from Stockton to Yarm, flooded by ice melt and heavy rain from Teesdale
- 25 October 1417: Without prejudice to Crispin and Crispinian, England celebrates a miracle at the tomb of St John of Beverley during the Battle of Agincourt two years ago
- 21 September 1549: Egalitarian, republican and Catholic, the leaders of the Seamer Rebellion against the Edwardian Reformation are hanged at York
- 30 May 1809: Death of Samuel Peech, legendary coach proprietor, of the Angel Inn, Sheffield
- 17 April 1687: The Duke of Buckingham, rakish ex-favourite of Charles II, writes from his hovel deathbed in Kirkbymoorside (Ryedale), begging a ticket to heaven
- 29 March 1461: The Wharfe runs red as the Yorkists destroy the Lancastrians at Towton (Tadcaster)
- 14 July 1663: Leeds borough returns for the hearth tax, designed to pay for the household of Charles II
- 9 May 1622: Leeds corporation legislates against Sunday street life
- 26 March 1662: The Leeds corporation appoints a cook, Thomas Gorst
- 14 February 1779: James Cook of Marton-in-Cleveland tries to recover a boat from some Hawaiians
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