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The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… 1709; and also for Susan, his wife, daughter of Thomas Green, gent. obt. 1711; arms, Or, on a chevron, between three …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… cathedral, near the postern gate, opposite Lady Wotton's Green, which has been handsomely repaired at the expence of …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
Cardiff Records
… to the proposed enclosure of a portion of the old village green in front of Roath Church. Cabs Committee resolved That … estimate of cost of fencing and laying out the old village green opposite Roath Church. (N.B. Previous entries refer to the land in question as "portion of the old village green.") 1889 November 2. Resolved That such part of the …
Cardiff Records
… Park. Vote of thanks to Lord Tredegar for the same. Sidney Green appointed Hall Porter. 1895 December 9. Schooner …
A Topographical Dictionary of Wales
… preferred to any other by those accustomed to eat it. The green crops commonly cultivated are peas, beans, and turnips. … two and a half, or two feet, with a double facing of green sods. These are effectual barriers, but the tracts …
A History of the County of Shropshire
… still ascended the hill but ate afterwards at the Bowling Green in Longnor. From 1757 a poem composed specially by Dr. … in 1757 lay Causeway wood), 88 Comley moor, Willstone green, Chatwall lawn, Cardington hills, Cardington wood, …
Survey of London
… John L. Spencer; 1847, James Gillman; 1859, William E. Green; 1873, George S. Drew; 1881, William J.H.Large; 1885, …
Old and New London
… that reached from Warwick Street to Marlborough House; green sward, stately trees (probably two hundred years old), …