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The Environs of London
… Kent. The village 1 is situated about three miles to the east of Croydon, at the foot of a range of hills to which it … time of Edward the Confessor, and was then the property of Albert, a clerk; the latter having belonged to Godric, in the … and other pieces of rusty armour. Monuments. In the north-east corner of the chancel, is an altar tomb, of Purbeck …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in the County of Northamptonshire
… AN INVENTORY OF THE ARCHAEOLOGICAL MONUMENTS IN NORTH-EAST NORTHAMPTONSHIRE Arranged alphabetically by Parishes 1 …
Survey of London
… since been enlarged by grounds lower down the hill, on the east side of Swain's Lane. The entrance to the western …
Survey of London
… Ewan Christian. St. Barnabas', Kentish Town Vicars: 1880 Albert Edward Whish 1909 Herbert Hughes 1920 Wellington … in the Early English style. An aisled church with apsidal east end it is chiefly conspicuous for its central tower, the … Kynaston (formerly Snow) 1889 Henry Thomas Cart 1894 Frank Albert Elliot 1932 Thomas Glaisyer 1938 Arthur George Moore …
Thoroton's History of Nottinghamshire
… assemblage of spectators. Nottingham Journal Page 298. East Bridgeford, June 4, 1795, I dined with a friend or two … proud hills, and clears the shining lakes."SHENSTON. At East Bridgeford Ferry or Gunthorp Ferry, we passed the trent, … she was sentenced to the house of correction for one week. East Bridgeford enclosure 1796.Snenton ditto 1796. Willoughby …
Final Concords for Lancashire
… and Wrightington had been given to Orm, son of Ailward, by Albert Grelley, senex, in marriage with his daughter Emma, to …
Chronicle of the Grey Friars of London
… he relates that the mob ran from Cornhill "to a house east from Leadenhall, called the Green Gate, where dwelt one …