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The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… out of a cherry-garden, containing five acres, in Hydore-lane, in this parish, vested in John Russell, esq. All which …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… southward egress from the parish to a single steep lane. North of the Kennet, however, the more broken relief … Axford around Burney Farm north of Axford, 41 and at Gore Lane north of Bailey Hill. The only downland settlement … street names Castle Wall, 52 afterwards Whitehouse Lane and Burdett Street, 53 and Old Garden, later Old Orchard …
A History of the County of Huntingdon
… Road, a little south of the railway station, is Biggin Lane which appears in the early part of the 14th century as 'le Byggyngwey.' 34 This lane led to the moated grange of the monastery called the Biggin. We have reference to 'Leperes Lane' in Ramsey 35 and land in Hepmangrove next 'Leperislane, …
A History of the County of Hertford
… Redbourn Heath a road from the mill of 'Betlespol' to the lane called 'Heybriggelane,' for the safe carriage of food …
A History of the County of Surrey
… ridge on the lower part of which was the priory. Bell Lane ran from the south to the eastern corner of High Street, … Town Hall stands at the intersection of the two. Nutley Lane ran north from the western end of High Street, up the … These were east and west lines of communication. Bell Lane, High Street, and Nutley Lane, now the London road, were …
A History of the County of Worcester
… on the southwest, Severn Side on the north-east and Lax Lane on the south-east. At the top of Load Street, which is a … Rev. Joseph Crane. Neither Bourlton's almshouses in Park Lane, nor Sayer's almshouses in Lower Park, are of any … it is now. There seems, indeed, to be no reference to Park Lane till 1595, but Dog Lane, High Street, Over Street and …
A History of the County of Surrey
… by closing a footpath of over a mile in length called Love Lane. 86 The park is still Crown land, but ninety-seven acres … The approximate position of the convent is indicated by a lane called Friar's Lane which leads from the Green past Queensberry House to the …
A History of the County of Hertford
… Hill, Gorewellmade, Personesfeld, Cowemore, Sexteyn-lane, le Burywater, le Red Heath, Wyddemore, Philpottsmeade, … the manor to Robert and William Williams and Thomas Lane, trustees of the last will of Robert Williams the elder, … GROVE, on the edge of the green at the end of Baldwin's Lane, was built in 1834 by Miss Mary Bentley, great aunt of …
A History of the County of Hertford
… ditch by Mr. Robotham's wall to Cocklane; down the said lane to a house called Red Cross Croft, and along the lane between Cudmerwood and Mamefeld to a close called Little … and to the corner of Colney Heath, over the hedge in Lane End which leads from St. Albans to North Mimms, and so …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… the extreme north-east, reached from Ringwood by Poulner Lane. St. Ives, the seat of Dr. William James Russell, … houses, with four rooms in each, erected on land in Crick Lane, containing la. or. 4op., each house being occupied by … chapel called St. Thomas', situated in Meeting House Lane.The above-mentioned William Clark by his will left 1,500 …