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A History of the County of Oxford
… and in a field north of the village there was an unfailing spring, Taberwell or Taperwell, reputedly both holy and … Hardwick road were similarly supplied from another ancient spring, Stockwell, in a field to the north. 84 A lane links … which in 958 was Aeglesuuillan broce (the brook of Aegel's spring). 98 The ford was perhaps on the small, unnamed stream …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… of the weather, to bring an army against them till the spring, when he encamped near the confluence of the rivers … to Ripon, and the Swale for a very few miles: the spring tides would turn the current of the Ouse to a little … of 60 tons to a short distance above Yarm, where the spring tides rise about seven feet: below Stockton it spreads …
Survey of London
… coveted possession of York House, and it was not until the spring of 1622, when Bacon consented to give it up, that he …
Yorkshire Lay Subsidy 30 Ed. I (1301)
A fifteenth granted by Edward I at the Parliament held at Lincoln in spring 1301. It covers the North Riding, one wapentake of the East Riding, and the liberties of St Mary's and St Peter's in York. From the Yorkshire Archaeological Society Record Series, volume 21.
A History of the County of Somerset
… to breed upon our coasts. It is however from autumn to spring that the greatest variety of birds may be seen on the … regular visitors either in winter or at the times of the spring and autumn migrations, while the remaining 105 species … parts of the county, especially on the Mendips, during the spring and autumn migrations. Breeds in limited numbers in …