South Yorkshire, North Yorkshire, East Riding, West Riding.
The word riding comes from thirding and means a thirdThus we nave a northern third (North Riding), a western third (West Riding) and an eastern third (East Riding)....3 thirds make a whole so there is no need or indeed room for a South Riding.
In olden days counties were sometimes divided into thirds for administration purposes - these were officially known as 'thirdings', and this was corrupted by usage in evreyday speech to "riding".Yorkshire is divided into the East Riding, West Riding and North Riding.Due to some strange civil service thinking, the county of Tipperary in Ireland was divided in two during the days of the British administration in Ireland and has a North Riding and a South Riding - the word 'riding' having become totally disassociated from its origins, as there was never a third riding in Tipperary.
From where?
It was invented when horses were first used for riding to make travel easier. I think that took place in North America.
North Yorkshire, West Yorkshire, East Riding of Yorkshire
Living on the North Shore riding his Harley and spending time with the family.
Cleveland in the North Riding of Yorkshire in Northeast England
If you're riding a cruiser about $900 a year, if you're riding a sport bike about $5,000 per year.
R. P. Hastings has written: 'Poverty and the poor law in the Noth Riding of Yorkshire, c1780-1837' -- subject(s): Poor, Poor laws 'Chartism in the North Riding of Yorkshire and south Durham, 1838-1848' -- subject(s): Chartism 'Rudby-in-Cleveland, the medieval landscape' -- subject(s): Social conditions 'More essays in North Riding history' -- subject(s): History, Working class 'Poverty and the poor law in the North Riding of Yorkshire, C.1780-1837'
William Jayns Weston has written: 'The North Riding of Yorkshire'
Arthur Burne died in 1957, in Yorkshire, North Riding, England, UK.