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A Topographical Dictionary of Wales
… at the two principal inns. The port carries on a small foreign, and a very considerable coasting trade, now … in the manufacture of flannel, 50 in that of hats, and a small number in brick-making. There are two weekly markets, … by the right side; the tomb is richly ornamented with small figures, escutcheons, and shields charged with armorial …
A History of the County of Suffolk
… acquired in fee, without licence from Edward I, various small plots of land adjoining their area for enlarging the … in that year the prior obtained licence to acquire twelve small plots of adjacent land for that purpose. 4 Thomas le … of their house, 5 and Thomas de Lowdham gave a further small plot of adjoining land in 1377. 6 The last-known …
A Topographical Dictionary of Wales
… fixed here; it was established in 1847, under the general small-debts' act, and its powers extend over the … the moat. This entrance leads into the Eagle Tower, in a small apartment in which Edward II. is erroneously said to … brother (excepting only a few horse, which, supported by small parties of heavy-armed infantry, he ordered to follow …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… to Helston forms the south-eastern boundary. Numerous small tin-mines are wrought, and there are some considerable … repaired, and the galleries enlarged, by subscription. A small place of worship for Wesleyans was erected in 1834. A … for 109, and the glebe comprises 46 acres. The church is a small ancient building, without a steeple, and scarcely …
A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland
… in the form of tessellated pavement, and in others, in small detached masses. The village of Carnwath, in the … is paid to the rearing of live stock; the sheep, of which small numbers are pastured on the lands, are generally of the … the north-west that of Lasswade, on the south Temple and a small part of Penicuick, and on the east the parish of …
A History of the County of Oxford
… until the 4th century, while a 2nd-century building a small distance away near Worsham mill, possibly a bath house, was apparently converted into a small villa. A parallel road further south (now running … centre of a considerable royal demesne and the site of a small minster church, and circumstantial evidence suggests …
A History of the County of Oxford
… higglers, traders, or artisans. Most holdings were small, between 1 and 5 a., though some settlers had up to 30 … crops, while smallholders with 2 or 3 a. often kept 2 or 3 small Jerseys or half-breeds. 7 Most dairy produce was sold … of decline caused partly by rising stall rents. 16 Ashby, Small Holdings in Oxon. 1378; Seldon, Carterton, 817; Kelly's …
A History of the County of Oxford
… Oxfordshire (Parishes) Order 2000, implemented in 2001; a small area on the north was transferred to Brize Norton. …
A History of the County of Oxford
… centre. Carterton's later transformation into a small town resulted chiefly, however, from the opening in … and profoundly altered the settlement's character. A small group of substantial two-storeyed houses for RAF … agricultural buildings, all stone-built, survived as a small group at the intersection of Lawton and Arkell Avenues, …
Staffordshire Historical Collections
… Galfridi Griffyn fecimus communiri (1229 a.d.) The seal is small, green wax, and a remarkably well-cut representation of …