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A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
… tried to move it to a more central site, Church Hill near Crowlands manor house, and were thwarted by the … in the 11th century, 50 it is more likely that Church Hill was named from an otherwise unrecorded second church, … 64 Smithey fen, the Lots, the Undertakers, and Chittering Hill were tithe free in 1642, and in 1596 the rector was …
A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
… months in midwinter, and became the Cow pasture. Mitchell Hill and adjoining grounds were for draught oxen and for … The Lots on the parish boundary east of Mitchell Hill, part of Grekenhill fen, were to be a lot meadow. 81 …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in the County of Northamptonshire
… Corby. Prehistoric and Roman A tumulus 'on the brow of the hill near Cottingham' mentioned in the 18th century (J. …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… church is a small plain building on the summit of a bleak hill; it consists of an embattled tower, a body with aisles, … on the south and west by the small, rapid, river Lyn. The spring tides here rise to the height of 30 feet. The scenery …
Cardiff Records
… in tenure of George Bourne, esq., at 6 guineas. 3 lots at Spring Gardens, in tenure of George Bourne, esq., at 15. 1 lot at Spring Gardens, in tenure of Abigail Dimond at 5. Spittle …
Cardiff Records
… 7. Ordered, that the Mayor be requested to call on Messrs. Hill & Co, and Mr. Wm. Jones and represent to them the …
Cardiff Records
… be placed in front of the Town Hall. Letter from Messrs. Hill and Sons: "Permit us, as persons largely interested in …
Cardiff Records
… Meeting, having read the evidence given by Colonel E. S. Hill before the Parliamentary Committee of Enquiry as to the …
Cardiff Records
… and for a bridge across the Glamorganshire Canal, opposite Hill's Terrace. For forming a new street between Saint Mary …