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A Topographical Dictionary of England
… parish. It includes the townships of Earl or Yeard-Hill, Ewart, Humbleton, and Nesbit, and comprises about 9110 … being defrayed by a rate. On an eminence called Hall-Cross Hill, is an elegant cross, which superseded a more ancient … are received in return. A canal from Isabel-Wath to Docken-Hill, with an iron bridge in French-gate, was formed in 1843. …
Dictionary of Traded Goods and Commodities
… many promotions for supposed cures for Rabies, like 'Mr Hill's 'Ormskirk Medicine, for the Cure of the Bite of a Mad …
A Dictionary of London
… and business houses. Dolphin Court South out of Ludgate Hill at 631/2 , in Farringdon Ward Without. "The Dolphin …
A History of the County of Shropshire
… a 2-a. arable close called Long furlong, which abutted on Hill field. 20 Manorial lords seem in fact to have condoned … who kept it until 1708 when it was sold to Richard Hill, the owner of Hawkstone, whose heirs acquired the … hardy, they never needed dry food except when heavy snow lay a long time. Another indigenous sheep was the …
A History of the County of Shropshire
… copy map and ref. on incl. of Long Mynd and Picklescott Hill; 299/1/1, nos. 45, 1416,356,413, 150260; 1/2, no. 1411 … and no less fair: he considered that the side of Clunbury Hill and the whole top of the Long Mynd should be planted to … 'field gardens', 10 a. beneath the summit of Llanfair hill were allotted as a parish recreation ground, and the …
A History of the County of Shropshire
… spreader, along with improvement grants under the 1946 Hill Farming Act, 30 allowed the conversion to regular … joined by his son Richard, managed his 600 a. near Harmer Hill after 1947 relying wholly on compost and dung to … the upland sheep were either the Clun Forest or the Kerry Hill breed; the Shropshire breed, though widespread in the …
A History of the County of Shropshire
… at Lydley, between the forest of Botwood and Lawley hill. 35 MEDIEVAL FORESTS Small areas disafforested in the … respectively at Cynynion and Cefn-y-maes (probably 'hill of Maesbury'). There transhumance clearly played a part … 14th century there were wild horses, presumably a type of hill pony, in the Preston Brockhurst area. 88 Such animals …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… The abbey, later known as St. Catharine from the hill on which it stood, held Harmondsworth until 1391. 40 The …
Survey of London
… Smith, also of Paddington, George Stevens of Notting Hill and George Colls of Bayswater. 329 The initial … evidence of Select Committee of House of Lords on Notting Hill and Brompton Extension Bill of Metropolitan Railway, 23 … floors with hollow tiles. since removed to No. 13 Blythe Hill, Catford designer of the 'Dome of Discovery' at the 1951 …