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An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… of land, 40 of meadow, 40 of pasture, 2 of wood, 40 of heath, 40 of marsh, with 40 s. rent, liberty of foldage, and …
A History of the County of Sussex
… West Grinstead 80 and serving through curates. 81 George Heath, instituted in 1640, who was also a prebendary of … through bribery, by John Tredcroft, a strong puritan. 83 Heath was restored after 1660. 84 Communion was held four …
A History of the County of Sussex
… into moieties was confirmed: Pelham and his stepson Robert Heath had one, and the three daughters of Susanna Byne and …
A History of the County of Essex
… the Forest of Essex, but as early as 1189 this comprised heath rather than woodland: in that year Richard I granted to … by foresters or others with the pasture in the heath extending between the Frith (Hamfrith) and Walthamstow, in which heath he granted the abbey extensive sheep pastures. 8 Much …
A History of the County of Essex
… Abbey. 124 It was then said to comprise 10 a. wood, 12 a. heath at Hamfrith, and 8 3 s. 4 d. assize rents. In 1538 …
A History of the County of Essex
… of the main road, and extensive sheep pastures on the heath between the Frith (Hamfrith) and Walthamstow, 50 which … Stratford Abbey in 1353 it included 10 a. wood and 12 a. heath in West Hamfrith and East Ham. 52 In 1315 the manor of …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… Chipping-Sodbury; containing, with the hamlets of Coal-Pit-Heath, Henfield, Kendalshire, Mayshill, and Nibley, 1776 … and a stone pulpit. There is a second church at Coal-Pit-Heath. Sir John Smythe, Bart., in 1715 gave an annuity of 20 …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… moors, which produce little besides a very coarse grass, heath and fern, provincially called ling and brackens: the … in the south-eastern extremity of the county, on Stainmore heath, and in the neighbourhood of Shap. In the vale of …
Old and New London
… up to Islington, round Highgate and Hornsey and Hampstead Heath, and so back again by Marylebone to St. Giles's and …
Old and New London
… of the Scotch were "driven like a herd of swine," says Heath's "Chronicle," "through Westminster to Tuthill Fields," …