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The History and Antiquities of the County of Suffolk
… days of its chivalry and splendour, and catch, in fancy's ear, the solemn cadence of its cloistered nuns. What! … glebes; one of the former having 30 acres, valued at 3 s. The tenants were rich in swine, sheep, and poultry. The … from a tenement, late the said Robert's, in the nether row. 60 Richard Belward, of Pembroke College, Cambridge, died …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… Green, and several other pockets of settlement. Burbage's land lies as a north-south strip comparable to the strips … was planted on downland which was probably part of Burbage's land until assigned to the new village as its agricultural … church and separated from it by a small green there is a row of 17th- and 18th-century cottages, thatched and partly …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in the Town of Stamford
… gardens of Nos. 35 and 36. (151) Houses, Nos. 713, a row of dwellings built as reflecting pairs each of class 14b … dressings and openings with projecting keystones. The row was built by John de Merveilleux between 1834, when the … vander Neunberg, and 1842, the year of de Mervcilleux's death (deeds). In 1850 the Borough Surveyor was ordered to …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in City of York
… between All Saints, Pavement, St. Crux and St. Sampson's, probably belonged to a lost church; a reference to a vanished St. Swithin's Lane, off the Shambles, may provide the dedication (Raine, … side badly worn but appearing similar to right side, with row of pellets and double cable beneath similar double-strand …
Survey of London
… strip 100 feet wide at the west side being held to Denham's use, a similar strip at the east side to Pulteney's, and … was separated from the roadway by an evenly planted row of trees and wooden posts and rails. The screen wall was … agents, his secretary Richard Graham and his lawyer Jabez Collier, wrote to him in Italy about the house: 'In obedience …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Buckinghamshire
… monuments in Buckinghamshire Burnham 15. BURNHAM. (O.S. 6 in. (a) xlviii. S.W. (b)lii. N.E. (c)lii. S.E. (d)liii. N.W. (e)liii. S.W. … under-built with brick. The third cottage, at the end of a row, W. of the Fire Station, is probably of the 16th century, …
A Dictionary of London
… the Abbot of Bury, to whom Bevis Marks belonged. Busby's Rents South out of St. John's Court, Chick Lane, to Fox Court, in Farringdon Ward Without … Market. Butcher Hall Lane See King Edward Street. Butcher Row, Aldgate High Street On the south side of Aldgate High …
A History of the County of Stafford
… of the area, by the parishioners of St. Michael's, and by the inhabitants of the Close. Over 80 was raised in … with a perpetual curate nominated by the vicar of St. Mary's, Lichfield. 3 In 1845 it was assigned a parish out of St. Michael's. 4 The perpetual curacy was styled a vicarage in 1868, and …
A History of the County of Stafford
… PIPE by 1135, the tenant having been enfeoffed with knight's fee by the bishop of Coventry. 1 It was also known as Great … to live in the Burntwood area in 1768, was described as a collier in 1770. 257 In the early 1840s the 1st marquess of … the Cannock road, Ball Lane, Commonside, and Ranter's Row. 293 Nailing was still important in 1861, although …
A History of the County of Leicestershire
… parish of Burrough was 197. 39 William Cheseldene, F.R.S. (d. 1752), surgeon and anatomist, was born at Burrough in … were four holdings in Burrough in 1086. Henry de Ferrers's under-tenant Roger held 2 carucates and 3 bovates, which … bowl decorated with a band of foliage, below which is a row of pointed arches filled alternately with masks and …