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Alumni Oxonienses
… M.A. 1655; (incorporated 10 July, 1655), D.D. 1668; rector of St. Clement Eastcheap, London, 1666-1707, canon of York, 1669-1707. See Foster's Index Eccl. & Foster's …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… ZEAL-MONACHORUM ( St. Peter), a parish, in the union of Crediton, hundred of North Tawton, South Molton and N. … the river Yeo, and comprises 2946 acres, of which 589 are common or waste. The soil in the southern part is a red … Head. The parish comprises 3184 acres, of which 2106 are common or waste. It has quarries of granite used for …
Survey of London
… ZOAR STREET AND ZOAR STREET CHAPEL In 1687 the Baptists of Southwark built 201 a meeting house in Gravel Lane on ground held by lease from the Bishop of Winchester. At that time Gravel Lane extended northwards … as a school and it is the earliest nonconformist school in London for which any detailed information is available. Three …
A History of the County of Somerset
… Zoology Fishes, Reptiles, Birds, Mammals FISHES The fishes of Somerset have received a good deal of attention from the … one in particular from the estuary of the Parret. 4. Common Sea Bream. Pagellus centrodontus, Delaroche. This … that thick muddy water must be something like walking in a London fog.' We have mentioned above that a peculiarity in …
A History of the County of Somerset
… NON-MARINE Favoured in its situation and the quality of its soil, the county of Somerset yields a record of inland … where the insect was found, even when it is considered as common everywhere; and when not taken by myself, I have added … Crotch) chaonia, Hub. Scarce near Bath (Terry), Brockley (Sergeant, 1887), Cleeve Coombe (R. M. Prideaux, 1890), Leigh …
A History of the County of Somerset
… further search will do much more than extend our knowledge of the distribution throughout the county of the species … south of England. Amongst the missing species which are common elsewhere may be mentioned Lithobius melanops, … 10, p. 638 (1758). Blue Anchor, Winsford, Leigh Woods. The common large brown species met with everywhere under stones …