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Roger Whitley's Diary 1684-1697
… Houseman to goe for Crew at Utkinton but he went not & Gough came to complaine of Persell Wilkes for demanding the … they stayd all night. [fo. 209r] 16. Wednesday, Purcell & Gough went to Huson's; but if he were not at home they would. …
Old and New London
… last morsels of that great pice de rsistance. In 1763 Mr. Gough made a drawing of a square Roman tower (one of three) …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in City of York
… of IXth Legion tiles (W. Camden, Britannia (ed. R. Gough, 1806), III, 304). (iii) Coffin, of lead, 4 ft. 10 ins. …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in City of York
… Inscriptions etc., No. 36). (W. Camden, Britannia (ed. R. Gough, 1806), III, 303.) (24) Building (Fig. 42), walls, … a great many cattle bones (W. Camden, Britannia (ed. R. Gough, 1806), III, 304; Archaeologia, II (1773), 182). The …
A History of the County of Oxford
… 17 ff., 607, with the sites of the fields marked on a map; Gough, Camden (1806), ii, 14 f.; J.R.S. xiv, 228 f., xvi, … but 'Roman coins from Vespasian to the lower empire' (Gough) are said to have been found. Fig. 32. Chesthill Acres, … Minutes i, 50, 133; xvii, 163; xviii, 10, 397; xix, 193; Gough's Camden (1806), ii, 15; Warton, Kiddington (1783), pp. …
A History of the County of Oxford
… the true Akeman Street, but his later editors, Gibson and Gough, supplied the omission. The first notice of the street … followed by the later editors of Camden, Gibson, and Gough. 48 Stukeley tells us that he saw many evidences of its … is probably part of the square entrenchment described in Gough's Camden and still existing in part to-day. 82 Gough …
A History of the County of Oxford
… before the middle of the 19th century are Hearne, Gough, and Skelton. All three confine themselves mostly to … village)bricks and numerous coins; B.B.O.J. iv, 80coins; Gough's Camden (1806), ii, 28; O.S. 6 in.tessellated … (1716), 258. ( h) No exact locationtessellated pavements; Gough's Camden (1806), ii, 28; Brewer, Topog. of Oxfordshire, …
A History of the County of Oxford
… is a coarse pot found in the River Thames. Souldern. J. H. Gough ( N.O. Arch. Soc. 1887, no. xxii, 3) says that 'about …
A History of the County of Somerset
… a mile west of the church [Collinson, iii. 23 ; hence Gough, Adds. to Camden, i. 96; O.S.]. Bathford.Villa, etc.: … 2), p. 150. Hence Musgrave, Antiq. Brit. Belg. i. 172 ; Gough, Adds. to Camden, i. 192 ; Collinson, ii. 71 ; etc. For … Cave,' coins, fibulae, bones, potsherds found by Mr. Gough [information from E. A. Baker, 1903]. In the 'Long …
A History of the County of Somerset
… names like Cannington and Wincanton as proofs (i. 82, ed. Gough, 1806), but he hesitated about it, and elsewhere …