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A History of the County of Somerset
… Thurstan (abbot c. 1077/81096+) evidently began building a new cruciform church, starting at the east end, but Herluin … There had been a west gate long before 1313; 40 a new gate was built, perhaps the lower gate mentioned in 1322, … Cramp, 'Pre-Conquest sculptures of Glastonbury monastery: New offerings, ancient treasures', in Studies in medieval art …
A History of the County of Somerset
… that part of the ancient parish not included within the new municipal borough. The area of the borough and Sharpham … were also reached by the Brue, 24 which by 1327 followed a new channel across South moor called 'la Nywe Yo'. 25 The …
A History of the County of Somerset
… Gift on Easter Monday, 138 and 24 were to keep the prison. Probably at the same time the duties attached to a … the total returned to single figures, perhaps because a new dairy had been established at Sharpham by 14401. 167 A … meadow beside Norwood park which included a dairyhouse, a new dairy (formerly associated with the sheepfold), some 57 …
A History of the County of Somerset
… south side of High Street had given rise to at least one new street, St. James's Street, between it and Cart Lane, named by 14989 after St. James's chapel. 21 New Street, mentioned in 1439, may have been its earlier … arches, had by the 1730s been converted to shops and a prison known as the Hole. 227 In the 1780s it was let as a …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Huntingdonshire
… it is of 14th-century date, widened, and having had a new head inserted in the 15th century but with the old label …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… have taken place within the last few years, including some new roads, a street, &c. Mill Town connects itself with … leading to the Old Town, so called in contradistinction to New Town or Howard Town, which forms the great focus of … on Saturday: a handsome town-hall and market-house, with a prison, and an office for the agent of the Duke of Norfolk, …
A History of the County of Leicestershire
… Union. 46 Some parish property had been held before the new Poor Law Act, and in 1835 a tenement and yard were made … of glebe and 146 a. in lieu of tithes from both old and new inclosures. 62 The church of ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST stands … windows and the two lancets at the west end are entirely new. A piscina, probably of the late 13th century, with a …
The Diary of Henry Machyn
… likewise in some parts of Italy portogalli. preacher, "new preacher" 211, 214; applied to the Reformers. prevermentt …
The medieval records of a London City church
… canon, 12, 13, 17. House, building of, 23; description of new, 23; lease of, 46, 83; letting of, xlvi; parts of, 23; … Bridge, chapel of, 9 13; Chronicles of, xliv; old and new, xxxvi; provision for repairing, 13; reparations of, … 1. Neder, adj. nether, 43. Needlework, 31, 53, 151, etc. New Year's day, 149. Neyghpers, n.p. neighbours, 361. Noble, …
Lincoln Wills
… in respect of. 95 Angel noble. An old English gold coin, a new issue of the noble, first coined in 1465 by Edward iv. It … into English by the Rev. Charles Swan in 1824, and a new edition of Swan's book, with a preface by E. A. Baker, … A festive occasion; especially, in connection with New Year's eve and Twelfth-day. A wassail light is a light …