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A Topographical Dictionary of England
… Alderbury, hundred of Downton, Salisbury and Amesbury, and S. divisions of the county of Wilts; containing 202 … river Ouse. The living is a rectory, valued in the king's books at 16. 12. 8., and in the gift of Sir George … carried into effect. Two districts, respectively named Northwood and Wellington, were formed in 1845, and endowed by …
A History of the County of Stafford
… was the larger of the two townships, 995 acres to Hanley's 483, 3 and the boundary between the two ran along the … with what is now Town Road. 27 By 1829 William Ridgway of Northwood House (earlier known as Prospect House) had changed … cleanly, well-ordered hamlet' which was known as Northwood by 1832. Not only had he 'converted his residence …
A History of the County of Stafford
… the site was given by John Adams of Birches Head, Hollins's father-in-law. 1 The chapel seated about 400 but was … also in Paddock Street. 78 A new parish covering the Northwood district was formed out of Stoke parish in 1845. 79 … mission centres have been opened from Holy Trinity, Northwood: Far Green Mission Room c. 1876 c. 1887; 85 the …
A History of the County of Stafford
… 4 and 6 a year, 9 d. on property worth up to 8, and 1 s. on property of higher value; property under 4, the North … reorganized as eight in 1895Etruria, Hope, Providence, Northwood, Wellington, Eastwood, Park, and Cauldonwith three … during the next few years. 42 Burials at Holy Trinity, Northwood, at St. John's, Hanley, at St. Matthew's, Etruria, …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… houses were put up in the Swakeleys area in the 1930's, 55 and more development in the same area was being carried … built 273 houses in the Church Hill, Mount Pleasant, and Northwood Road areas. 56 The council's scattered housing policy was condemned in 1944, when a plea …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… it appointed someone to write the parish accounts for 20 s. a year. 1 The lord of the manor, as owner of the rectory, … 19th century the vestry met monthly, but by the mid-1820's it met four or five times a year with an average attendance … Breakspear Road North, a little east of the junction with Northwood Road. In 1894 the parish council was set up, 13 and …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… AND PUBLIC SERVICES. Manorial Government. The archbishop's jurisdiction over his tenants probably remained undefined … bloodwite, childwite, and exemption for the archbishop's demesnes and villeinage from the hundred courts. 51 In 1202 … by the county council, were transferred to Harefield and Northwood Group. Roxbourne Hospital, together with Oxhey …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… extent, the northernmost being known as North Hayling or Northwood. 9 Along the channel which divides it from the … by a moat, and known as Tourner Bury. In 'My Lord's Pond,' close by, oyster beds have been laid down, which … the vicar should celebrate in the chapel of St. Peter, Northwood. The dispute between the vicar and his parishioners …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… meet (the longest interval between parliaments of Henry's reign). Yet, despite these procedural concessions, the king … of your lieges, the people of the towns of Stoke, Eastoke, Northwood, Mengham, West Town and Hayling, on the Isle of … 7 Petition from the men of the towns of Stoke, Eastoke, Northwood, Mengham, West Town and Hayling, on the Isle of …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… a new membrane (25). The foundations of Eton and of King's College Cambridge form separate groupings of membranes (21 … of the alien priory of Ogbourne, with one place called Northwood and also with all lands, tenements, rents, … said manor of Ruislip, together with the said place called Northwood with all other aforesaid specified in our said …