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A History of the County of Middlesex
… a priest from the Pious Society of the Missions at Saffron Hill until the present church was opened in 1864 and a … in 1921, to be replaced by a convalescent home at Dollis Hill in connexion with St. Andrew's Hospital there. 49 In …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… used in the northern counties to signify oats, and berg, a hill; which term was afterwards converted into Haverbrowe, … 1645. The royalists, on the morning of battle, formed on a hill north of the town; and Cromwell's letter to the … beautifully situated on the acclivity of a richly-wooded hill, and is partly overspread with ivy: in the churchyard is …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in the County of Northamptonshire
… the most notable being the neolithic enclosure of Briar Hill (7) excavated in 19748, the Iron Age hill fort of Hunsbury (14) and the series of 1st-century … from Hardingstone, in addition to those from Hunsbury Hill (see below). They may have been discovered in the gravel …