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A Topographical Dictionary of England
… division of Lancashire; containing, with the chapelry of Longridge, and the townships of Alston, Dilworth, Dutton, and … and from three to four in breadth, from the summit of Longridge Fell to the Ribble. The fell gives the parish at … of glebe, and the vicar three-quarters of an acre. At Longridge is a separate incumbency. There are a place of …
Survey of London Monograph
… of London, 1708.) Vol. 1, pp. 1257. Figured in History of Longridge, by T. C. Smith (1888). P. C. C. 4 Lloyd. The will …
Historical Account of Newcastle-upon-Tyne
… blacksmith, and first commenced business with Michael Longridge, Esq. a gentleman of great spirit and knowledge in …
Survey of London
… married Elizabeth Warren, co-heir of William Warren of Longridge in Pembrokeshire, and it was probably through her … the particular literary and artistic ambience of Longridge Road calls for comment, if only because it seems so … conversions of rows of terrace houses, especially in Longridge Road, Penywern Road and West Cromwell Road, have …
Survey of London
… Square was evidently arranged by John Hawks's son, Thomas Longridge Hawks, an attorney of Gray's Inn, and shows the …
Survey of London
… northern part of the frontage to Earl's Court Road and in Longridge Road (the most northerly of the new roads) in 1873. … a chronological sequence has been adopted, beginning with Longridge Road and progressing in an approximately clockwise … direction to end up with the Philbeach Gardens area. Longridge Road, Nevern Road and Nos. 150168 (even) Earl's …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… 1,455 ft.; Parlick, 1,416 ft.; Black Hameldon, 1,573 ft.; Longridge Fell, 1,149 ft.; Cribden Moor, 1,317 ft.; Cartridge …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… a very good example of modern Gothic work, and is built of Longridge stone, 16 the roofs being covered with green …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… works in a sermon. Robert Cottam, a priest, once curate of Longridge, had paid him a visit when he lay sick. As being …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… by a railway line, lies in the hilly country between Longridge Fell on the south and Parlick and Fairsnape Fell on …