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A History of the County of Oxford
… Oxford Close (3 a.), lay north-east of the junction of Sandy Lane with the Woodstock road. The boundaries with … in the area known as the Sands, around Begbroke Hill and Sandy Lane. Much of the village stands on gravel, while the … road, and in the east two converging lanes, Sandy and Kidlington lanes, lead from the main road towards …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… the chancel is a small chapel belonging to the family De la Pole: the altar-piece is richly embellished. …
A Topographical Dictionary of Wales
… the rocks are clay slate; the soil of the arable land is sandy, and the chief agricultural produce is barley, oats, …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… to Sherburn. Its general level is broken only by low sandy hills, which occur in the vicinities of Snaith, Thome, … the old inclosures are considerable tracts of loamy and sandy soils, producing furze, fern (here called "brackens"), … The wastes of the East Riding consist chiefly of low, sandy, barren, and moory tracts lying between the Wolds and …
Survey of London
… de Lawic of "two houses 'cum pert' in Westminster next to La Charinge, reserving to us and our successors 'hostilagium' … Hentry of Newark (12969) occasionally dated letters from "La Boure," or "La Bourehouse" ( Register of Abp. Henry of Newark, and many …
Feet of Fines of the Tudor period [Yorks]
… and Marton. Walter Robynson and Thomas Banke Thomas de la Ryu[er] (or Lyu[er]? no doubt intended for Ryver) Manors …
A Dictionary of London
… Zouches' (Lord de la), House - Zylynghous Zouches' (Lord de la), House See Sowches' (Lord) House. Zylynghous A brewhouse, …