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A History of the County of Lancaster
… son and heir of John Clayton of this place to make a weir on Blackburn Brook running between Little Harwood and the 'towne hey' of Blackburn, and another weir on the conventual land called Chirche Holt, 11 which he …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… Bacup similarly a road leads north by Broad Clough and Weir towards Burnley. From Newchurch other roads go west to …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… Geoffrey de Osbaldeston and others for breaking his weir at Speke; De Banc. R. 459, m. 49. Among the Norris deeds …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… William Kirkby had an ancient mill called Cross Mill and a weir for the same on the Wyre. It stood over the other side … The jury in their verdict noticed all the weirs; the mill weir at Dolphinholme was the highest up the Wyre. Corles Mill, Cleveley Mill, a mill weir near Goberthwaite Bridge and others are named. Dods. …
Cardiff Records
… The Lord Abbot demised to farm unto H., the chaplain, the weir of Kerdif, for five years from Michaelmas. The Marshal … acres at 1 s. 8 d. From perquisites of court 3 s. From one weir 9 s. From the letting of pasture 6 s. From fallen wood … shillings. * * * * * * The Prior of Kardif hath from one weir of rent of assize 7 s. And from one curtilage there 1 s. …
A History of the County of York
… and wainscoting to keep out the weather. 18 In 1736 a weir was constructed at Bishopthorpe and in 1741 another, at …
Calendar of Treasury books
… Mungo Stirling as a tide waiter at Prestonpans loco John Weir, deceased. William Brown as a tidesman at Kirkcaldy loco …
A History of the County of Chester
… included ice-skating when the Dee froze above the weir, as in February 1929. 9 The council's contribution to …
A History of the County of Chester
… necessitated the loss of its hydroelectricity works at the weir. 5 The service sector created much employment in the …