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A History of the County of Shropshire
… among heiresses in a later generation: the estates of Sir John Burgh (d. 1471) were partitioned among his four married … In 1297 the abbot and convent had been given permission by John le Strange (V), lord of Knockin, to inclose their grange … made by Shareshill and his tenants, and at King's Nordley John Astley held 80 a. himself and had leased 42 a. to …
A History of the County of Shropshire
… upon the Weald Moors were being presented in 1547. In 1588 John Harper alias Henson was said to have inclosed 'divers … Shirlett forest was allotted and partly inclosed in 1625 John Weld of Willey immediately imparked his 410-a. share, … transactions. Much casual trade took place in the village street. In 1546, for instance, William Clempson's neighbours …
A History of the County of Shropshire
… Norfolk four-course rotation, though then, or soon after, John Bishton of Kilsall was using it on the eastern edge of … and human consumption, was suggested as one alternative by John Cotes of Woodcote in two letters to the Board of … often sought to supplement the farm's own production. The street soil and night soil of towns and populous places was …
A History of the County of Shropshire
… some remembered it as a sudden collapse, 9 and in 1885 John BowenJones recalled the 'acute stage' of the depression … in a worse condition than ever before, and the secretary, John Norton, noted that every year lower price levels were … the soils were intensively farmed, 62 but by 1937 A. G. Street commented that 'Throughout the county the soil seems …
A History of the County of Shropshire
… some woods were very small; on the three demesne manors of John FitzAer (d. 1293) there were three woods, of just 3 a., … were perhaps few in number. Ruyton park was enlarged by John le Strange (II) in 1195, 6 while on the county boundary … routes between Shrewsbury and Newport: the Watling Street with steep gradients at Overley Hill, and the Port Way …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… an earlier document, is contained in a collection, temp. John, relating to the administration of London. 1 Assuming …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… to be cut down for the safety of travellers along Watling Street from the Chilterns as far as London. Where wood which … Lea south of Hackney Wick and once held by the draper Sir John Pulteney (d. 1348-9), figures in an inquisition dated …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… 138, no. 12. A.S. Writs, ed. Harmer, p. 518; E. Ekwall, Street Names of the City of Lond. 1234. A.S. Writs, ed. …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… of the term carucate in Mdx. Surviving in Lisson Grove and Street. The old manor included the north-west part of …
Survey of London
… joists in an attempt to achieve sound insulation. On the street elevations the carcase might be faced with grey gault … (which themselves close a northerly vista from Gore Street). Queen's Gate Gardens, south side (type). … feet, that is to say some five or six steps, above the street and the bases of the porch-columns invariably stand on …