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A Topographical Dictionary of Wales
… fought between the latter and Bernard Newmarch, near Caer-Bannau, after which he is said to have been beheaded at …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… containing 23,012 inhabitants. It was anciently called Caer-Luil, or Caer Leol, signifying "the city of Luil," a British …
A Topographical Dictionary of Wales
… is still to be seen a collection of rude stones, called Caer-Wyddno, "the fort or palace of Gwyddno;" and adjoining … called the Gaer, and two others called respectively Caer Lonydd and Castell Tydur, the latter of which is on the …
A History of the County of Shropshire
… parish of Cardington, approximating, from north of Caer Caradoc as far as the Gretton Chatwall road east of … was regained between 1794 and 1841. 17 The inclosure of Caer Caradoc redefined the boundary with Church Stretton … from less than 183 m. to Little Caradoc (the lower part of Caer Caradoc hill) and the Lawley (377 m.). 22 South-east of …
A Topographical Dictionary of Wales
… having been the place where that tax was collected. Castle-Caer-Einion CASTLE-CAER-EINION, a parish, partly within the liberties of the … yn Nghaer Einion, or, according to some, Castell, or Caer, Einion, where Madog ab Meredydd, Prince of Powys, built …
A Topographical Dictionary of Wales
… Carmarthen - Carmarthenshire Carmarthen (Caer-Fyrddin) CARMARTHEN (CAER-FYRDDIN), an inland port, a borough, market-town, and … of South Wales. Its modern name of Carmarthen, or Caer Fyrddin, as it is called by the Welsh (by a change of …
A Topographical Dictionary of Wales
… Carnarvon - Carnarvonshire Carnarvon (Caer-Yn-Arfon) CARNARVON (CAER-YN-ARFON), a sea-port, borough, and market-town (having … is by Nennius, in his catalogue of British cities, called Caer Cystenin, or "the castle of Constantine;" and the writer …
A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland
… 1208 inhabitants. This place derives its name, originally Caer-edin, from an old Roman station on the wall of Antonine, … The name is most probably derived from the word Car, or Caer, signifying "a fort," and stair, or stairs, "a …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… Endorsed: "I pray yow all his Ma ties Post have especiall caer that this rune with the packet accordinge to the …
Calendar of the Cecil Papers in Hatfield House
… be most commonly at my Lord of Dunboyne's, my Lord of the Caer, the White Kinght's, Sir Patrick Walshe, and Victor …