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A History of the County of Lancaster
… in doles of 9 s. to 12 s. to widows in the hamlets called Alder Forest, Roe Green, and Mesne Lea. William Samuel …
Register & Records of Holm Cultram
… and Haclthecoste (?), and so up by the middle of the alder wood to the great moss, and across the moss to …
Survey of London
… third and dates from 1902; it was designed by John Samuel Alder, architect. 234 An elaborate Gothic wooden canopy at …
A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland
… parish; its banks are planted with oak, birch, ash, elm, alder, and hazel, and in many places it forces its way with … spruce, Scotch, and silver firs, interspersed with elm, alder, beech, and plane, of which the last is found to … plane, and gean; and along the banks of the Don, of alder and birch: all are under good management, and in a …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… Tottenham as patron. 30 A church hall, designed by J. S. Alder, was built on the south side of Bounds Green Road in … dressings, was designed in an early Gothic style by J. S. Alder; it seated 800 and consisted of aisled nave, transepts, … of red brick with stone dressings, designed by J. S. Alder in a Decorated style, was consecrated in 1903; it …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… local manufacturer in the early part of the century. 61 Alder House, erected by Ralph Astley, gent., in 1697 upon the Alder Fold estate, which, as it existed in the eighteenth … have devoted to the building of the Presbyterian chapel at Alder Fold, when the old chapel was taken from the dissenters …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… timber and fair young trees and an underwood of hazel and alder. Another wood, called the Nab, of 40 acres in extent, …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… Leagram Carr, 'a very deep and wet carr,' overgrown with alder, holly, hazel and thorn; Hodds Moss and Park Moss, 85 … mossland. Such underwood as there was, consisting of alder, &c., was fit only for 'tinsel' and firebote for the …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… the hazel and the holly find congenial soil; and . . . the alder grows in great abundance in "carrs and marshes," …