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Dictionary of Traded Goods and Commodities
… and horn combs; box main comb; box danderive coome; box coombe; box combe; box barb'rs coome] A COMB made out of …
A History of the County of Sussex
… north the land reaches 600 ft., and includes a steep-sided coombe running up the south side of Cissbury Hill. The … parish is a raised sea beach, which in turn is covered by Coombe rock washed off the downs. Near the coast the Coombe rock passes into or is overlain by brickearth. …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… the church, is a strikingly romantic glen called Brockley-Coombe, nearly a mile in length, inclosed on each side by …
A History of the County of Somerset
… the poor and for lying-in women, an unknown sum by Frances Coombe by will dated or proved 1853 for dinners for six poor … former education endowment given by Frances and Charles Coombe. 39 John Jeane by will dated 1790 gave money to help …
A History of the County of Somerset
… north-west of the town. Between those two points flows the Coombe brook, rising in Brewham parish and forming part of … passed through the centre of the town and turned north up Coombe Street towards Milton Clevedon, Batcombe, and Frome; … 'far fairer', from east to west. 37 The first, known as Coombe and Patwell streets by the 17th century, 38 ran …
A History of the County of Oxford
… Woodperry seem to have dropped out in the 14th century, Coombe in the 15th century, and Little Baldon and Baldon St. … of the Middle Ages. The appearance of the Chilworths and Coombe in Bullingdon is exceptional. Chilworth Musard, Chilworth Valery and Coombe were all in the parish of Great Milton, which was …