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A Topographical Dictionary of England
… containing, with BillQuay, Upper Heworth, and Windy-Nook, 7126 inhabitants. This chapelry, which is bounded on … of the admiralty court, was born here in 1745.See Windy-Nook, and Bill-Quay. Hexgrave-Park HEXGRAVE-PARK, a township, …
A History of the County of Essex
… main road south of Ongar Bridge. Grey End, formerly The Nook, appears to have been a weather-boarded 18th-century …
Historical Collections of Private Passages of State
… asked further, What think you if we should plunder some nook of his Land, and thereafter go where we please; for we …
Historical Collections of Private Passages of State
… could not be carried by Land, arrived by Sea at Blyth's Nook, and next day were brought up to their Army. …
Old and New London
… about its outward appearance, but, like nearly every nook and corner of old London, it has its own story to tell. …
A History of the County of Shropshire
… three worked by villani. 50 In 1239 a tenant held a nook and 3 a. at Hope Bowdler for 2 s. a year and two days' …
Old and New London
… all these attractions, there is a charming and secluded nook in the grounds, called the Grove, bordering on the …
Journal of the House of Commons
… proceeding from thence along the present Road by Coppice Nook and Westwood to Uin Nook, all within the township of Oldham aforesaid, and by …
Journal of the House of Commons
… improving the Road from Temple Normanton to Bunting field Nook, in the County of Derby, and the Road from Tupton Nether …