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An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Herefordshire
… niche in W. face, two steps, below, resting on a high plinth with chamfered base and capping, c. 1300. Font: …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in the County of Northamptonshire
… and the two villages are each situated on the edge of the high land overlooking the Nene. Both show evidence of … to the R. Nene. It is about 30 m. in diam. and 0.25 m. high, with a broad, almost flat top 2 m. across. There is no … held there by a massive dam or retaining bank up to 2 m. high which forms the N.W. and N.E. sides of the pond but …
A History of the County of Oxford
… incumbents were non-resident and few were of a high standard. 58 In 1759 there were two services and one … corner tower. The nave was originally aisleless; it has high, thin walls with large quoins on the west corners, and …
A History of the County of Oxford
… in 1787 lay mostly on the Oxford Clay plateau around High Cogges, where a group of very small, irregularly shaped … that a small group of families, notably the Whites and the Constables, were exceptionally prosperous. Jacob White (d. … farms of over 100 a., amongst them Manor farm and Great High Cogges farm, each over 300 a., and High Cogges (later …
A History of the County of Oxford
… to teach in the schools which he had built at High Cogges and Newland. There was a rent-free house and … had its full quota, with an average of 12-15 pupils at High Cogges, and slightly more at Newland. Children under six … which became the main school in the parish, although the High Cogges school continued. 17 In 1860 the Blake schools …
A History of the County of Oxford
… a part of Witney, and, on the east, the hamlet of High Cogges. Wilcote, to the north, although a separate … Clay, rising to 110 m. in the centre of the parish between High Cogges and Newland. The central eminence perhaps … to Bladon road on the north by a winding road through High Cogges village, also confirmed at inclosure. 36 Clay …
A History of the County of Oxford
… who had served too long; by the late 18th century constables and tithingmen generally served for several years. … both in the workhouse and at 'Mr. Turner's', presumably High Cogges Farm or one of its appurtenant cottages. 9 A …
Survey of London
… stood next to one another on the south side of Kensington High Street at its eastern extermity; their short-lived … built for duration. 26 The house was only two storeys high above a basement, but because of the slope of the ground … moved to No. 5 The Terrace, at the west end of Kensington High Street. The next occupant, from 1762 to 1780, was a Lady …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Essex
… is an ancient borough standing on the crest of a high plateau above the right bank of the Colne river. The … 15th-century cellars remaining under many of the houses in High Street and Head Street. Examples of ornamental pargeting … the axis of the Roman town, and is closely followed by the High Street. The level falls from about 115 ft. above O.S. …