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A History of the County of Lancaster
… areas are 2,136 and 1,524 acres, or 3,660 in all. 1 The Leven and Crake form the eastern boundary; the western is … turns to wind eastward through the plain country towards Leven. This beck, which may be said to bisect Newland, … north to Greenodd, then turning eastward to go up the Leven to Windermere. Greenodd, the highest point to which the …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… little chasm through which the Eea makes its way to the Leven estuary on the west; Flookburgh consists of a long …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… on the Furness side of the bridge there crossing the Leven. One road goes south-west along the river's bank to …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… a slightly undulating country with a general rise from the Leven estuary westwards, 200 ft. above sea level being … its way through the level country till it reaches the Leven estuary at Saltcotes. It is joined by Lund Beck, which … Ulverston they could fish there. The jury found that the Leven fishery was the several fishery of the prior, except …