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A Topographical Dictionary of England
… Newlands; and BoltonGate. The prevailing soil is a dry loam, well adapted for turnip husbandry, but there is … in addition, 10 per annum are allowed to the master from Brook's charity, accruing from pews in the parish church. …
A Topographical Dictionary of Wales
… vales, when others in the vicinity are perfectly dry. To the north of Frwdgrch are seen the luxuriant woods … the crops of grain are abundant, but those of hay, in dry summers, are extremely small on its meadow lands. The … of the Hondd, from the north of Castle Madoc to Tenerddi brook, southward of Capel Isv. It affords excellent …
A New History of London
… scarcely four feet. Beneath this he found nothing but dry sand, so loose that it would run through the fingers; and …
A New History of London
… a private negociation was projected by Sir Bazil Brook, colonel Read, and others, independently of the …
A New History of London
… timber that it was never more apt to kindle; and a strong dry easterly wind blew all the time: the New-River water …
A New History of London
… the streets to be called clean, excepting in extreme dry weather, when the dust was as troublesome as the dirt …