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A Topographical Dictionary of England
… as the foundations of buildings have been discovered in a field, as have also fragments of chariot wheels, and the …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in the County of Cambridgeshire
… walls are of clunch, in part squared and coursed, local field stones and red brick. The main roof, now tiled, was … and is of three stages. The lower stages, which are of field stones with clunch dressings, though much patched, are … (especially around N.G. TL 321517), including curved field boundaries, seem to be those of pre-enclosure strips in …
A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland
… here, of which some vestiges might lately be traced in a field retaining the name of Palace Walls. The parish is about … inhabitants. This place, of which the name signifies "the field of blossoms," is situated on the banks of the Luther … Auchindoir, which is of Gaelic origin, and signifies "the field of pursuit," is supposed to have been applied, in the …
Survey of London
… but in 1756 it may have been vested in Sarah Wescomb of En field, spinster, who in that year granted a lease of six … intended as a ground for a picture or looking-glass. This field is framed by an elaborate garland of fruits and … this area was a similarly projecting part of Lolesworth field (called by Agas The spitel Fyeld), with which the …
A History of the County of Sussex
… There are traces of prehistoric settlement, including a field system, in the west end of the parish, 52 and there was … there was a rifle club between 1910 and 1938. 92 A sports field was opened in 1912 in Mill Road with facilities for … from 1401 82 and the Limefield and apparently the Mary field in the 17th. The Limefield lay north of the Little park …
Survey of London
… possible to identify them. There is an interesting further field of research for students of Highgate history in looking …