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A History of the County of Essex
… 82 A list of 1792 stated that a fair was held on Easter Tuesday, and another for hiring on 11 October. 83 In … in 1917, soon after the new brickfield at Hallsford in High Ongar (q.v.) was opened. 98 There was a printer in the …
A History of the County of Essex
… and honestly. From 1743 to 1759 meetings took place at Easter, for the approval of the accounts of the overseers, … for matters relating to poor relief. Attendance at the Easter meetings was sometimes 15-20 but was usually about 12. … pillory, and cage apparently stood on the east side of High Street, opposite the postoffice. 9 They were removed in …
A History of the County of Essex
… Independent church was built about 1720 on the site behind High Street where the present church stands. 11 The first … to the church it included several cottages fronting on the High Street. Access to the church was provided by removing …
A History of the County of Essex
… Fyfield, Greenstead, Kelvedon Hatch, Moreton, High Ongar, Norton Heath, Shelley, Stanford Rivers, …
A History of the County of Essex
… and it stands in the garden of a house on the west side of High Street, below Castle Street. The house is occupied by …
A History of the County of Essex
… King (d. 1679) left five cottages on the west side of the High Street, producing £35 3 s. a year, in trust for … In 1779 the 'Free School' was apparently situated in the High Street. 24 Early in the 19th century boys and girls were … 88 The Grammar School was situated on the west side of the High Street at the north end of the town. The tithe map ( c. …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in the County of Northamptonshire
… arable and the surviving rampart is no more than 10 cm. high with no trace of a ditch. Air photographs (CUAP AKSIO; … to the S. ran E.-W. below it. Here the rampart is 1.5 m. high above the land to the N. and 1 m. high above the interior. There is no ditch, any trace …
A Topographical Dictionary of Wales
… round towers 50 feet in diameter; Adam's tower, 80 feet high, the wall near the dungeon nine feet deep, and the dungeon as deep as the walls of the castle are high." But, though the description applies to the present … Castle estate, is regularly distributed at Christmas and Easter among the poor. Another charity, a charge on the same …
The Environs of London
… of this stone. Be it sufficient to say, that he filled the high office to which he was raised with the most consummate …