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A Topographical Dictionary of England
… may still be traced. Near the centre are vestiges of a mount called the Borough Hill, removed in 1783, and believed, …
Survey of London
… Lord, 180910 Valletort, Lord, later fourth Earl of Mount Edgcumbe, 1859 Vaughan, General Sir John Luther, 18991909 …
A History of the County of Northampton
… the remains of an early medieval ringwork, known as the Mount, the site of the oldest manorial buildings. 19 To the south of the Mount is the parish church and Collier and Baker's plan of … runs west from the main road between the church and the Mount before turning south to join Spring Lane, the road …
Survey of London
… 1886 Chapel) Street area followed naturally upon that of Mount Street, and in the 1890's virtually the whole of the rectangle bounded by Mount Street, Park Street, South Street and the backs of the … of Chapel Street, and extending respectively, north to Mount Street and south to South Street; the latter also …
A History of the County of Leicestershire
… the time of Henry VIII. 1, The following short history of Mount Saint Bernard Abbey, however, seems called for in view … monks of Lulworth returned to France, and at the time when Mount Saint Bernard was founded no monastery of Cistercian … monks existed in Engknd: J. Morson, Cistercian Monks of Mount Saint Bernard Abbey, 15-16. …
A History of the County of Hertford
… 39 and it was probably the duke 40 who made it over to Mount Grace Priory, co. York. 41 Henry IV in February 1400 … 1396-9, p. 332. The duke was then patron of the priory. Mount Grace was of his foundation. Cal. Pat. 1399-1401, p. …
A History of the County of York
… and served by its monksthe chapel of St. James's on the Mount. 64 Being an alien house, Holy Trinity suffered much … [Thirsk], then to Eton College, then to the priory of Mount Grace and at last to Eton College again.' 10 There is … old buildings, called the Cell. The property granted to Mount Grace, under the name of 'Begger,' was that of the …