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Thoroton's History of Nottinghamshire
… had one car. and the fourth part of a church, and two mills, 32s. and ten acres of meadow: this continued the old …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… of coal and 3231 tons of coke: machinery of all kinds, and mills of every description, are made. A paper-mill …
Thoroton's History of Nottinghamshire
… Swyft and their heirs, the manor of Bollome, and two mills in Bollome within the parish of Hayton, one called a … Francis Worteley, knight and baronet. 5 The tythes of the mills of Bolum were part of the vicarage of Clarburgh, by the …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… extensive calico-printing establishments, and many cotton-mills. Among the more remarkable residences in the township … has a chapel, to which a district has been assigned, co-extensive with the township: the living is a perpetual … The town is pleasantly situated within two miles of the sea; the houses are neatly built, and the inhabitants well …
A Topographical Dictionary of Wales
… part of the coast are worn, by the repeated action of the sea, into caverns of considerable depth, and of singular and … reign of Henry I., and was interred in the cloisters of Gloucester cathedral. His son-in-law and successor, Milo … to that of the Cilieni; the exclusive possession of all mills in the parish of Brecknock, with the absolute right of …
A New History of London
… of low water mark, he came to water and sand, mixed with sea-shells. Under that he found a hard clay, which is the … of the country. By these shells it was evident, that the sea, or current of the river, had originally extended where … of Essex might have been a great Frith, or Sinus of the sea, leaving a large plain of sand at low water, through …
A New History of London
… of lower conditions of life were pressed into land and sea service. But as persecution in religion increases heresy, … The first writs for ship money, had been only directed to sea-port towns; but in 1634 it was levied on the whole … Duncomb's petition representing that in many parts beyond sea, people are much carried in chairs that are covered; …
A New History of London
… troops had taken Exeter, Bristol, and sat down before Gloucester 7. These disasters occasioned a conference between … all their rhetoric, to engage the citizens to a vigorous co-operation with the parliament in bringing this war to a … and soldiers of the trained bands and auxiliaries, sea commanders, seamen and watermen, young men and …
A New History of London
… former died of grief, and Cromwel sent the other beyond sea 3. As the lord-mayor of London had refused his sanction … council. 6. The power of the militia, and the forces by sea and land, to be in the protector and parliament while …
A New History of London
… with silver, attended by six trumpeters and footmen in sea-green, trimmed with silver lace. A troop of 220, with … on horseback, between his brothers the dukes of York and Gloucester. A troop of horse, with white colours. The … for the more speedy supply he sent in bisket out of the sea stores; it was found that the markets had been already so …