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A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland
… Avondale Arthurlee, Cross ARTHURLEE, CROSS, a village, in the quoad sacra parish of Barrhead, parish of Neilston, Upper … 1773; it was chosen by him as a most suitable situation for works of this nature, and his example having been … to have been buried, a stone coffin was found, by some men who were quarrying stone for mending the roads, a few …
Survey of London
… - Artillery Passage and South Side of Artillery Lane In the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries Artillery Passage … appears as a virtually unbroken line of building, except for a yard or garden near the west end. In the later … and Rybot are included as mercers in a list of warehouse men and shopkeepers, as distinguished from manufacturers or …
A Dictionary of London
… Artirce, The King's - Audoen (St.) Artirce, The King's In Lime Street. … Ed. IV. 1467-77, p. 439). Ed. I. is evidently an error for Ed. IV. in Stow and the ' c ' probably an error for ' e,' which would make the word " artiree." See Queen's …
A History of the County of Sussex
… ARUNDEL ARUNDEL AND SOUTH STOKE c. 1875 General History of the Town, p. 12. The Town as a County Centre, p. 15. Military … Nonconformity, p. 97. Education, p. 99. Charities for the Poor, p. 101. The former borough of Arundel, 1 … 34 in 1332. 30 In 1524 there were 79 taxpayers, 31 and 69 men were mustered in 1539. 32 The figure of 400 inhabitants …
Survey of London
… Arundel House, Old Hall and the Lawns VIIISITE OF ARUNDEL HOUSE, OLD HALL (NO. 17, SOUTH … with the date 1691 with initials arranged thus 16/W A 91/E for William and Elizabeth Ashurst, recording no doubt the … sow what grounds you think fit. Pray Robert pay the poor men and the contribution; you need not write to me for money …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… St - Ashburton Arvans (St.) ARVANS (ST.), a parish, in the union and division of Chepstow, partly in the hundred of … consisting of a centre and two wings, and much admired for its tasteful architecture: on the spacious staircase are … year of his reign, granted a charter, declaring that "the men of the manor of Aisbertone, which is ancient demesne of …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… Ashbury (St. Mary) ASHBURY ( St. Mary), a parish, in the union of Farringdon, hundred of Shrivenham, county of … Commissioners; net income, 567. The tithes were commuted for land, valued at about 500 per annum, and a money payment, … in 1673, founded and endowed an almshouse for seven poor men or women, the endowment of which produces 135 per annum. …
A History of the County of Somerset
… Ashcott TOPOGRAPHY Ashcott takes its name from the woodland which probably once covered the eastern part of … Hall, was built 1911-12 between Ashcott and Buscott for F. R. Howe. In the early 20th century houses were built … and beans were all sown in varying quantities, and two men were needed to keep the plough oxen. Tenants paid gavel …
A History of the County of Sussex
… lease in 1622. 78 Blackland (later Brownhill) farm in the more northerly of the two larger detached parts of the … 17th century a bull and a boar were kept at Church farm for the use of the tenants. 91 Freebench and borough English … a radius of 10 to 12 miles in 1973, when seven or eight men were employed; 51 it continued to manufacture animal feed …
A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
… Ashley cum Silverley, usually called Ashley, is on the Suffolk border 6 km. (3¾ miles) ESE. of Newmarket. 1 Its … longer associated. The manors were owned and assessed for tax together in 1066, 2 passed to one Norman overlord, … closes were customarily cropped and shredded by the tenant for firewood and fencing. 28 No ancient coppices survived in …