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A History of the County of Somerset
… He was also undertenant of a further 58 a. of pasture and coppice near Cogley wood. Rather more typical was the holding … 13th century. 14 By 1656 some 12 a., described as wood or coppice, had been converted to grassland. 15 In the earlier …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… At a short distance from the church, near the verge of a coppice, are the foundations of numerous houses that …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… the park, parts of the forest called Black Vault and Coal coppice, and c. 25 a. north of Leigh Hill copse had been … In 1599 Edward, earl of Hertford, bought Motson's coppice, 22 a. later Leigh Hill copse, from William, Lord … Commission for 999 years, 91 and in 1950 sold Coal coppice, the rest of Black Vault, and the former Durley …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… are meadow and pasture, 3700 arable, and 140 wood and coppice; the soil consists of clay, gravel, and chalk, and …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… church. 89 A 4-a. wood standing in 1437 was probably Penn coppice, 90 6 a. in 1843. Presumably soon after Abberd mead … it, 5 a. north of Calne Low, were planted with trees. Penn coppice was grubbed up between 1842 and 1885, 91 the woodland … Abberd mead in the mid 20th century. 92 About 1700 a 15-a. coppice was said to have stood on Lickhill and to have been …
Old and New London
… show, In artless strains, a tale of private woe. A London 'prentice ruined is my theme, Drawn from the famed old song …
A History of the County of Stafford
… new venture after the slump was the opening in 1894 of the Coppice, or Fair Lady, Colliery at Heath Hayes by the Coppice Colliery Company. 433 Lord Hatherton recovered one of …