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The Environs of London
… In Camden's Britannia mention is made of a small Roman camp single trenched, 90 paces by 132. Stukely says, …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… 34 the buildings of the camp included a hospital, 35 and a Roman Catholic chapel, which was later removed to Conduit …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… most ancient man-made feature of the modern borough is the Roman road from London to Staines. 41 Since it was made its … repaired by the county. 45 The Bath Road, which is post-Roman, branches out of the Staines Road at Hounslow, and it … and later passed to the Earls of Shrewsbury who built a Roman Catholic chapel in its outbuildings. James Gibbs …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… Heston and Isleworth Roman catholicism ROMAN CATHOLICISM. In 1687 James II had a prefabricated … in the Fields. 39 There were probably some few Roman Catholics in the neighbourhood at this time: several people …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… under government inspection for some years. 95 The first Roman Catholic poor school in Isleworth was the girls' school … building formerly used by the private convent school. 97 A Roman Catholic boys' school was opened in 1854 and moved into … Grove in 1903. 21 By then St. Michael and St. Martin's Roman Catholic School had also opened in the parish. It …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… and Primitive Methodists. At Wardley are remains of a Roman camp, the moat of which is nearly entire. A vase, … are the remains of a very large camp, supposed to be Roman, including a space of about 40 acres, and commanding … and the supposition of Camden is not confirmed by any Roman relics, except a few inscribed stones, which have been …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… the parish. Quantities of gold and silver coins, mostly Roman and Saxon, have been found; and in 1832, a curious … marl is obtained, which, when burnt into lime, is equal to Roman cement. Heydon Hall, a handsome mansion in the … contains memorials of the family of Ashfield. Here is a Roman Catholic chapel. A Carthusian monastery was founded at …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in the County of Northamptonshire
… by Northampton Sand at 130 m. above OD. Prehistoric and Roman A partly polished stone axe was found in 1941 in a … one about 15 m. and the other about 20 m. in diam. b(3) Roman Building (SP 666583), lies in a meadow called Wonston, … 191; VCH Northants., I (1902), 196; A. Rainey, Mosaics in Roman Britain (1973), 122; P. Corder (ed.), The Roman Town …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in the County of Northamptonshire
… Sand at just over 122 m. above OD. Prehistoric and Roman A stone bracer or wrist guard made of a greenish-grey … J. Northants. Mus. and Art Gall., 6 (1969), 35). A single Roman coin of 'Faustina' is recorded from the parish (NM Records). a(1) Roman Settlement (?) (SP 663599), N.W. of the village on …
A Topographical Dictionary of Wales
… in alto-relievo, with a commemorative inscription in Roman capitals. There is a tradition that these … to that see. It is supposed to have contained, under the Roman dominion in Britain, an outpost to the station Deva … a drawbridge and portcullis. Coins of Antoninus and other Roman emperors have been found here; and slight traces of …