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A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
… 'woody township' 68 and at the Norman Conquest the king's wood there customarily sent fencing poles every year to … to 1¼ a. 75 Smaller greens called Blabbers green and Little green lay to the south and west. 76 Between and around … to make over 80 dwellings. 1 Most lined the village street from the church northward to the park wall, or …
A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
… distinct parishes. Saxton, later the hamlet of Saxon Street, was effectively incorporated from the 13th century …
A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
… benefice of Cheveley, Ashley with Silverley, Kirtling, and Wood Ditton with Saxon Street. 10 The former rectory house on the west side of High … in the transepts and chancel. The structure changed little after 1350. In the 15th century a north porch was …
A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
… north of the village, pasture closes and woods with a little arable on the clay around the village and in the … some 560 a. of arable and 260 a. of meadow, pasture, and wood were added to the manor, partly in neighbouring … (later incorporated into Brook stud) east of the village street, 44 and at Side Hill stud at the foot of Warren Hill. …
A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
… south transept of the church, it moved to a house in High Street given by the 5th duke of Rutland. Welltrained masters … a new National school on a site at the corner of High Street and Park Lane given by the 6th duke of Rutland. 75 It …
A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
… avenue leading from the northern end of the village high street. Its brick seven-bay entrance front was flanked by …
A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
… preacher began holding services in a barn on High Street. Under the patronage of Martin Slater of Hall farm a …
Survey of London
… been built. The present part of the house which fronts the street appears to be of mid-18th century date, but this was …
Survey of London
… Mr. F. Hemmings. The house stands at the corner of Flood Street, originally called Pound Lane, then Robinson's Row, and later Queen Street. The village pound used to stand opposite the end of … "Mrs." Norman who is the subject of Faulkner's graceful little encomium, and who died in 1827, leaving 112 4s., the …
Survey of London
… We now pass over the five houses between No. 6 and Manor Street, which have been rebuilt upon the site of six or seven … the dining-room but stops short at the original wall. This little room retains its panelling and cornice. The front part … on the old riverside. Faulkner places Admiral Balchen in Little Chelsea. He is supposed to have taken the house of Sir …