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A History of the County of Sussex
… was given to the town in 1825 by Sir Timothy Shelley of Castle Goring, a commissioner and the father of the poet. The …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… St. John the Baptist, upon a lofty hill called Lambert's Castle. The summit of this hill, in the form of the letter D, … dam, supposed to have stood for nearly 1000 years. Star Castle, an old manor in the parish, is tithe-free, and …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… situated, near the Hull and Selby railway. Wressel Castle was built by Thomas Percy, Earl of Worcester, who was … divine service was performed in a private chapel at the castle, but the castle was burned down in 1797, when the present church was …
A Dictionary of London
… 1831). Site now covered by Charterhouse Street. Wright's Rents See Lancaster Place. Wringes-Aley, Wryngeres-Aley In …
A History of the County of Shropshire
… possible prehistoric enclosure lies east of Charlton castle, 4 while other possible sites and scattered finds …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… Wesleyans. Two schools are supported by endowment; and the rents of a small close let out in cottage gardens, amounting … are some remains of a British encampment called Barbary Castle. Wroxeter (St. Andrew) WROXETER ( St. Andrew), a … remains of a strong double intrenchmeut called Desborough Castle, which was probably thrown up by that people to check …
A History of the County of Shropshire
… had given up the small tithes, other offerings, and pew rents from Wrockwardine Wood to endow the living. 29 By 1856 … £230 including £89 in tithe rent charges and £9 in pew rents and surplice fees. There were also 4 a. of glebe, 32 …