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A Topographical Dictionary of England
… improvements have been made by the erection of good houses on the sites of many that have been removed; by the … of some streets; and the building of others: and the houses being generally of stone, procured in the … in 1830; there are 26 acres of glebe, and an excellent parsonage-house. The church is a fine specimen of the early …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in the County of Northamptonshire
… Andrew and Barnwell All Saints, lie behind the existing houses on both sides of the main N.-S. village street. A large number of house sites, between the older houses, have been built over in recent years, but some of the … sites, and at TL 049843, there are remains of former houses. d(8) Moat (?) (TL 05218421) lies to the E. of Friars …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… the late 18th century the main part of Barnwood had c. 35 houses on the road, many set in small orchards and several with farm buildings. 19 Most of those houses were replaced in the later development of the village, … close by 1750. 139 In the mid 17th century many of the houses in Barnwood had orchards, and cider was produced. 140 …
A History of the County of Essex
… was provided in rented cottages at the Hythe; from 1859 houses in Black Boy Lane were rented until permanent married … still partially occupied in 1990. 22 In the 1980s army houses in Lethe Grove and Homefield Road were vacated and the … [C. 8988], p. 20, H.C. (1898), xlvii. R. Boyes, In Glass Houses, passim; Times Ed. Suppl. 15 July 1988; E.C.S. 11 Mar. …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in the County of Cambridgeshire
… affected the appearance of the village relatively little. Houses built after 1715 and not listed include some of the … E. of the house are some 18th-century brick stables. c(7) Houses, a symmetrical pair with central chimney; perhaps … the earlier date is probably that of erection. c(14) Houses, a pair, said to have been erected under bequest; …
A History of the County of Shropshire
… From Barrow hamlet a road ran south-west to a group of houses, perhaps the hamlet of Prestenden. 7 The road north … then consisted only of Barrow Farm and two or three other houses. 17 There were several loose clusters of houses in the northern part of the parish. To the east of …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… for 445, and who has 72 acres of glebe. The church and parsonage are picturesquely situated; the former is chiefly …
A Topographical Dictionary of Wales
… to the castle is spacious, and contains some excellent houses. Considerable improvements have been made within the … at 15 annual value. The burgesses are, the occupiers of houses and shops who have been rated for three years to the … to 556. It was principally derived from the rents of houses, and was subject to a payment of about 190, being the …