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A Topographical Dictionary of Wales
… shore, from which there is an agreeable ride over Cremyln Burrows to Swansea. The Neath here expands into a channel of … the river at this place, and to make a road across the Burrows to Swansea, by which a distance of seven or eight …
Survey of London
… pulpit at the south-west corner was designed by Weir, Burrows and Weir and was erected without reference to Pite; …
Alumni Oxonienses
… expelled by the parliamentary visitors 2 Nov., 1648. See Burrows; Alumni West., 120; & Foster's Index Ecc. [ 41] … pleb. Trinity Coll., matric. 7 July, 1647, aged 16. See Burrows & Marriage Licences, ed. Foster, 180. Bryan, William … 1676. See Foster's Index Ecclesiasticus; Mayor, 130; & Burrows. [ 25] Bucke, Charles 'ser.' Magdalen Coll., matric. …
A History of the County of Stafford
… plants. 5 An aerated-water factory established by John Burrows in Derby Road by at least 1884 became a bottling …
Alumni Oxonienses
… visitors; father of Richard 1678, and William 1682. See Burrows, 38. Callowe, John s. James, of Bromesgrove, co. … he died about 1679. See Foster's Index Ecclesiasticus; Burrows; Ath., iii. 1221; & Bloxam, i. 56. Capel, Daniel … his death 7 Oct., 1675, buried in Cirencester Church. See Burrows & Fasti, ii. 121. Carell, William s. Tho., of …