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A History of the County of Oxford
… boundary, which in 958 was Aeglesuuillan broce (the brook of Aegel's spring). 98 The ford was perhaps on the …
A History of the County of Oxford
… lords. 98 His son Robert, prominent in the service of the Black Prince, 99 was found in 1367 to have granted his … 65. P.R.O., E 179/161/8, 10. Cal. Inq. p.m. vii, p. 113. Black Prince's Reg. iiiv, passim. P.R.O., C 143/362, no. 1, …
A Topographical Dictionary of Wales
… or Garwlais, signifying "the vale of the rough-sounding brook," being derived from a stream a little below the … south-east by the river Tawe, and on the south-west by the brook Garwlais above noticed; and is intersected by the … containing 196 inhabitants. Ithel, surnamed D, or "the Black," Prince of Glamorgan in the tenth century, …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Dorset
… head; there are remains of colour including cheverons in black and white. The partly restored 15th-century pent roof … the rafters are painted with the crowned initials Ihs in black on a white ground, alternating with white and red stars … arms; (2) to Arthur Cosens, 1810, High Sheriff in 1807, black and white marble wall-tablet with cornice, urn and …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… being seen beyond Sheffield, in that direction, but high black moors, which, running north-westward, join the lofty … wherever ling is the chief produce, the soil is invariably black moor or peat. The subsoils of these extensive wastes … Hulpit and Huntpit Holes, through each of which runs a brook, passing underground for about a mile, and then …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in City of York
… ... with Altar handsomly railed in, and the Pavement black and white marble, a decent Pulpit and all the Furniture …
Survey of London
… of later writers, that Hubert gave his property to the Black Friars, who in turn disposed of it to the archbishop, …