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An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Buckinghamshire
… dormer windows; the southern is of the 17th century and of wood, with a plastered gable; the four lights have moulded … of the 17th century, and each of two lights, with moulded wood frames and mullions; higher up in the wall are two large … on the ground floor, a 17th-century window with moulded wood frame, mullions and transom, partly cut away to make …
A History of the County of Wiltshire: Volume 18
… 1011, 1415. Parsons, Cricklade Revealed, III, 13. G. Wood, Cricklade Festivals (Swindon, 1999), 8, 419, 626, 92. …
A History of the County of Wiltshire: Volume 18
… into separate parishes. It came to be called Peverell's wood, Keynes' rag, and Poucher's rag, 9 having apparently … Poucher (d. 1405). In the early 14th century Peverell's wood passed to the Crown, which held Cricklade and Little … extended westwards as a tongue through much of Peverell's wood, 1 and the south-west part of St Sampson's parish, …
A History of the County of Wiltshire: Volume 18
… exchange for 100 cassati of land on the east side of the wood called Braydon. The exchange may have transferred … Great Lodge, Ravenshurt farm, and 51 a. of Ravensroost wood. 16 Ravenshouse, later Ravenshurst, Farm was built on … West mill, where water-powered machinery was used to bend wood heated by steam. The business was bought by Messrs. …
A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland
… is under cultivation, the rest being covered with natural wood and heath. At Ledmore is a fine oak-wood of about 150 acres; and in several other parts there is a considerable quantity of natural wood, as well as of plantations. A large extent of ground on …
Old and New London
… enriched with fruit and flowers delicately carved in wood. Many of the pictures are fine, especially the great … and Millenarian (already alluded to in our chapter on Wood Street, Cheapside), preached to "the soldiers of King …
A Dictionary of London
… time seven churches : St. Mary Aldermanbury ; St. Alban, Wood Street ; St, Olave, Mugwell Street ; St. Alphage, London Wall ; St. Michael, Wood Street ; St. Giles, Cripplegate ; St. Mary Magdalen, … of Elsing Spital ; Cripplegate Hermitage ; Compter in Wood Street. Halls of Companies, six, ivz.: Pinners' or …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in London
… Ward Within consists of the parishes of St. Albans Wood Street, St. Alphege London Wall, St. Mary the Virgin Aldermanbury and St. Michael Wood Street, and parts of the parishes of All Hallows Honey … The principal monuments are the churches of St. Alban Wood Street and St. Mary Aldermanbury, the Brewers' Hall and …
A Survey of London
… take the name of some builder or owner thereof. Thomas Wood one of the shiriffes in the yeare 1491. dwelled there: …
Dictionary of Traded Goods and Commodities
… it was made of 'good tempered' STEEL, and a BOW if made of wood [Holme (2000)]. OED earliest date of use: 1545 Found …
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