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Survey of London
… far as the inscription is legible it reads: THIS IS CHURCH LANE IN YE? YEARE OF CHARLES THE SECOND'S REIGNE M166? B The …
A History of the County of Shropshire
… among Shropshire towns. There is a healing well beside the lane from Minton to Hamperley. 25 Notable people connected … church. 50 From where the drift road turned north a lane continued north-east to the Shrewsbury-Stretton road … of Broad brook with the main stream; known as Bog Lane in 1866, it was then inconvenient and little used. 51 …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… "inhabitants of the abbey, the Embury, and Sperringate-lane"), about 500 in number; but the limits of the borough, …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… 72 The vicarage house, standing on the west side of the lane leading to the church presumably on the site given after … the house. 13 Two Mile House, at the junction of Two Mile Lane and the GloucesterRoss road was also apparently a …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… near Highnam Woods. Easterworth field, between Church Lane and Oakle Street, and Oakle field, west of Oakle Street, … church, another farm of 105 a., Stone End (later Church Lane) farm with 68 a., and Cursleys (later Beauchamp House) … 21 a. and Gunnell field with 8 a., both lying west of the lane leading to Linton Cottages. In addition there was an …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… the area north of the Gloucester-Ross road and west of the lane leading north from the Birdwood cross-roads, although … church was built south of the main road before 1100 on a lane which became known as Church Lane, and near-by there was a manor-house at Churcham Court …
A History of the County of Oxford
… 18 the church-house property, comprised a tenement in Beef Lane, yielding 2 s. 2 d. in 1279, with an adjoining garden … and 1714 to All Souls College. 48 A tenement in Magpie Lane given before 1279 was sold in 1905, and one in Catte … were renewed and a door made into the tower from Queen's Lane. 41 The interior of the church was restored in 1836, 42 …
A History of the County of Essex
… match Cook's legacy, which was used to buy a house in Bear Lane (later East Stockwell Street). A parliamentary grant of … the church at the junction of Hythe Hill and Parsonage Lane, where the house stood in the 18th century. 69 The … 3 a. of half year land, and two small houses in St. Mary's Lane. 83 The houses apparently replaced two taken down in the …
A Dictionary of London
… Walbrook; St. Swithin, London Stone; St. Vedast, Foster Lane; St. Paul's Cathedral; Temple Church. But the names and … following : Allhallows, Bread Street; *All hallows, Honey Lane; Allhallows, Staining; Allhallows the Great; *Allhallows … Pountney; *St. Leonard, Eastcheap; *St. Leonard, Foster Lane; *St. Margaret Moses; *St. Margaret, New Fish Street; …
Survey of London
… the plot allotted to the church ran a narrow, green-hedged lane. The alignment of the building reflected Lord Kensington's estate plans, whereby this lane was soon to be abolished and a road laid out along the … (then being aggrandized into Kenway Road) and Raspberry Lane, a thoroughfare on the brink of extinction; it is now …
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