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… by Derbyshire, from which it is separated by the river Dove: the township comprises 2862 acres. The living is a …
… (592 a.) of Fawfieldhead civil parish. 65 The river Dove forms the eastern boundary, which is also the county … boundary with Sheen is formed by a tributary of the Dove, and the southern boundary with Ilam follows another … (367 m.). On the east the land slopes steeply to the river Dove, which runs through the gorges of Beresford Dale, …
… portion of 592 a. to the south-east along the river Dove. 42 It is mostly pasture with scattered farms, and there …
… corner. Elsewhere the land is upland pasture. The river Dove forms the northern boundary, which is also the county boundary with Derbyshire, and tributaries of the Dove and the river Manifold form the eastern boundary with … short ravine formed by a stream which flows north into the Dove: when first recorded in the late 1390s the settlement …
… Dane forming the boundary with Cheshire and the river Dove that with Derbyshire. 1 It consisted of the seven …
… its Old English name langen ofer, long slope. 66 The river Dove forms the western boundary, which is also the boundary … 69 In 1991 the 34 a. (14 ha.) on the south side of the Dove which belonged to Hartington (Derb.) were transferred to … m.), where the road east from Longnor village crosses the Dove. The underlying rock is sandstone of the Millstone Grit …
… boundary with Leekfrith. The headstreams of the rivers Dove and Manifold form short parts of the boundary on the … with Hartington (Derb.) and Heathylee. The source of the Dove is marked with a capstone bearing the initials of the …
… Judge Wilson at Troutbeck, near the town. The residence of Dove's Nest, on the road to Bowness, was for some time …
… was sent the same day I received your letter to Captain Dove, who commanded the squadron of ships gone thither. …