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A History of the County of Hampshire
… are very bare, being upon the worst portion of the crag sand; but the coasts are very beautifulmore so, perhaps, …
Cardiff Records
… Item the Place Mawr, 4. and a house. Item 4 a. called the Crag, in William Lewis' hands. Item Pencisly, 6a. Item …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… sweep of country sloping to the south. To the right Warton Crag presents itself in a bold style. . . . Grounds bearing …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… Dalton occupies the south-western side of Hutton Roof Crag, a height of about 850 ft. above sea level being …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… was a son of the curate of Staveley, and was born at Buck Crag; he became Master of Peterhouse, Cambridge, in 1756, and …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… Old Man, the highest point in the county (2,633 ft.), Dow Crag (2,558 ft.), and Brown Pike (2,239 ft.) in the massive …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… south of Oakhanger are Sotherington Farm, backed by Fox Crag Meadow, and Upper Temple Farm. The latter is on the site …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… on the north-east shore of Morecambe Bay, with Warton Crag as its dominating feature, has an area of 11,100 acres, … end of the village on rising ground at the foot of Warton Crag, and consists of a chancel with south chapel, … ore, used in the manufacture of paint, was obtained on the Crag, but the working has now ceased. Copper mines were …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… thereof common of pasture for a flock of sheep upon Warton Crag; Duchy of Lanc. Plead. Eliz. lxxxix, B 3. In the … of Borwick; he also held burgages in Warton, and Warton Crag was part of the common; Duchy of Lanc. Plead. Eliz. …