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A History of the County of Wiltshire
… Jas., 157 Lansdowne, Marquess of, see PettyFitzmaurice Larkhill, in Durrington, 132 Laurenz, see Lawrence …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… 97 camps, see Amesbury; Bulford; Durrington; Fargo; Larkhill camp; Netheravon camp; Orcheston St. Mary; Tidworth, … 117 adv., 102 agric, 93, 95, 99102 army camp, 97; and see Larkhill camp boundaries, 15, 29, 93 bridges, 96 chaplains, … 95 fire, 96 inc., 98100 inns, 956, 101 Lark Hill, 93, 95 Larkhill camp, q.v. man., 979, 141 Bessin's, 98100 East End, …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… prebendary of, see Moore, John Durrington, 178; and see Larkhill Dursley (Glos.), 247 Duyn, see Dun Dyer, Wm., 207 … 214 Lansley (or Lousley), John, 115 Lapthorne, Mr., 180 Larkhill (in Durrington), 2089 Royal Sch. of Artillery, 209 … 211 Royal Navy, 209, 238 Royal School of Artillery, see Larkhill Rudhall, Abel, 103 Rushall, 89, 110, 173 Russ, John, …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… ('Hynduryngton'), 297, 306; labour services, 16; Larkhill, 266, 3256, 370, 377; plague at, 39; pop., 3256, … marquess of, see PettyFitzMaurice Lapworth, Alfred, 182 Larkhill, see Durrington Latton, 328, 333; canal, 2745; pop., …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… c. 26,000 a. of the two hundreds. Tidworth, Bulford, and Larkhill army camps were built and Amesbury and Ludgershall, …
A History of the County of Oxford
… College in 1726, and Hither, Middle, and Farthest Larkhill closes in 1729. There was a house in Great Hoarstone …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… From a junction at Ratfyn to Druid's Head in Wilsford, via Larkhill army camp in Durrington and across the north-west tip of Amesbury parish, the Larkhill light military railway was opened in 191415: spurs … Boscombe Down. A church was built but, unlike Bulford, Larkhill, and Tidworth army camps, 109 Boscombe Down has been …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… Wilts. Cuttings, xxiii. 2. N. D. G. James, Gunners at Larkhill, 20810; James, Plain Soldiering, 110. V.C.H. Wilts. …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… road was later called Bulford Hill east of Bulford Road, Larkhill Road west of it: by 1923 a few houses had been … north side of Bulford Hill, a cinema on the south side of Larkhill Road. Also by 1923 a village hall had been built in … inn: 60 council houses were built on the north side of Larkhill Road 192732, and several private houses on the north …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… in army exercises on Salisbury Plain. It was in R.A.F. Larkhill from 1936 to c. 1942 when it was returned to the … Map 6", Wilts. LIV (1887 edn.). N. D. G. James, Gunners at Larkhill, 160; O.S. Maps 6", Wilts. LIV (1887 edn.); SU 14 …