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Calendar of State Papers, Scotland
… their "pertakers" durst not take one silly bee out of the moss of his bounds against his will, giving to the Earl and …
A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland
… of Roxburgh, of which it is the capital, 11 miles (S. W. by S.) from Kelso, and 49 (S. E. by S.) from Edinburgh; … the parish of Benholme, county of Kincardine, 4 miles (S. W. by S.) from Bervie; containing 1172 inhabitants. This … much of the land has been drained, and some tracts of moss have been brought into cultivation. The farm-buildings …
Acts and Ordinances of the Interregnum
… Felon or Felons (commonly called or known by the name of Moss-Troopers, residing upon the Borders of England and …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… (St. Kea) KEA ( St. Kea), a parish, in the union of Truro, W. division of the hundred of Powder and of the county of … a township, in the parish of Althorp, union of Thorne, W. division of the wapentake of Manley, parts of Lindsey, … Swedenborgians have a meeting-house and a school. Kearsley Moss is much resorted to for turbary: oak and alder trees are …
A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland
… a rich alluvial mould; there are also some tracts of peat-moss, furnishing but very indifferent fuel. The chief crops … or Kier, a parish, in the county of Dumfries, 2 miles (S. W.) from Thornhill; containing, with the village of Barjarg, … in other parts, black and brown loam, alternated with peat-moss, sand, and gravel. The system of agriculture is in an …
Old and New London
… and the string of her little cart in the other, with a moss-rose fastened into her bosom, she would run with …
Survey of London
… photographs of a single room and some muddy sketches in W. J. Loftie's book on Kensington, which speaks also of a … tradesmen. Francis Tucker, tallow chandler, and Thomas Moss, tailor, under agreement with Nathaniel Curzon, later … another local builder, C. F. Kearley, bought the site and W. A. Rolfe produced designs for flats in 1896. Again there …
Survey of London
… probably for Somervell, are recorded here by the architect W.K. Shirley, Lord Ferrers. 64 At No. 14 Victoria Road Sir … built by John Mowlem and Company in 1880. 77 In 1881, W. S. Clarke noted in The Suburban Homes of London that … off-centre bay window, erected in 18467 by the builder E. W. Burgess and later refaced in red brick. 86 Then follows …
A History of the County of Oxford
… were established by 1963. 51 In 1960 a local firm, Robert Moss Ltd., makers of plastic mouldings, which had started in … Oxf. Univ. Arch., Chancellor's Ct. Wills T-V Hyp. 3/34; W. H. Turner, Oxf. City Rec. 1509-83, 431; V.C.H. Oxon. iv. …