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An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… it contained, on the Conqueror's grant, 2 carucates of land, 6 villians, 12 borderers with 2 servi, 2 carucates in … his protection, held in King Edward's time 18 acres of land, a carucate and a half, with one acre of meadow; and … pigeon-house valued at 12 d. per ann. 180 acres of arable land valued at 4 l. 10 s. 6 d. per acre, 100 acres of salt …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… The rector, in the reign of Edward I. had 20 acres of land, valued at 20 s. Peter-pence 12 d. Carvage, 3 d. ob. and …
Thoroton's History of Nottinghamshire
… Ofwaldbec, was one car. and six bov. for the geld. 1 The land three car. twelve sochm: one vill: eighteen bord: had … had, who paid for his manor to the geld as two bov. The land four bov. There Fulco the man of Roger had three sochm: … Hardreshull 10 H. 3, made fine for his relief, and had the land which William his father held of the king in capite in …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in the County of Northamptonshire
… on the N., S. and E. boundaries of the parish where the land rises to 120 m. The wide, flat valley floor with its …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… to Gen. Sir Harry Calvert, adjutant-general of the British army, and father of Sir Harry Verney, the present … Sir Harry Verney, Bart. The tithes were commuted for land and a corn-rent in 1795. Thomas Chaloner, in 1656, built … ago but a small village; at present, George Stephenson and Co. have extensive collieries here, employing 600 persons, …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… and comprises by computation 839 acres, mostly arable land; the surface is generally flat, but with a singular and … a school in 1723, and endowed it with 16 acres of grass land, of the annual value of 22, free for six boys. Mrs. … the Yorkshire coast and German Ocean. An act for inclosing land was passed in 1840. In the parish are many of the …
A History of the County of Northampton
… on the watershed between the Tove and Nene valleys, the land reaches just over 400 ft. Together with the rest of … of open valleys and flat-topped ridges. Most of the higher land is covered by Boulder Clay and other glacial deposits, … All the parishes cultivated at least some of their land in common in the Middle Ages, and in those which …
Survey of London
… in which to worship. Despite its many endowments and land-holdings, for much of the fourteenth and fifteenth … in the making, for instance in Breeches Yard, where the land sloped away towards the Fleet. This later became part of …
Survey of London
… to offices and apartments. In medieval times this land was a corner of St Mary's Close, the nunnery field … T. J. Bailey, was erected in 18913 by J. Bull, Sons & Co. Ltd of Southampton, opening in August 1893. 152 It is … p. 591 Dennis Griffiths (ed.), The Encyclopedia of the British Press 14221922, 1992, pp.233, 3412: Dennis Griffiths, …
Survey of London
… from as far afield as Muswell Hill, where some 65 acres of land once belonging to the nunnery formed a detached portion … Graphic. The work was carried out by Campbell, Smith & Co. under the superintendence of J. S. Paul & Sons. 87 The … box/iron chest (petition for faculty, 15 June 1938): The British Society of Master Glass-Painters, Directory, 1939, p. …