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A Topographical Dictionary of England
… comprises by measurement 1800 acres. The soil is chiefly a strong clay; the surface is partly flat and partly undulated, …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… generally planted with thriving oaktrees j the soil is a strong loam, except on the moor, where it is of a sandy … 7 wood, and 30 in roads and waste; the soil is a strong clay. The Stockton and Darlington, and the York and …
A History of the County of Hertford
… it to Jonathan Cox, 91 who in 1716 sold it to Edward Strong. 92 In 1726 John Strong sold the manor to William Compton. 93 In the …
A History of the County of York East Riding
… many other attenders, and in 1894 the rector reported a 'strong tendency to dissent'. 24 EDUCATION. A schoolmaster was …
Survey of London
… to Sir Christopher Wren "to make a shed of boards very strong upon the leads before the Queen's Privy Chamber in … the long gallery next the bowling greene." This is a very strong confirmation of the theory that the Long Gallery and … granted "full power and Licence to sell by retayle Wyne, Strong Waters, Ale, Beer and all other Liquors and Tobacco" …
Survey of London
… a rub, walke into the Hall, for surely there are no strong smells out of the Kitching to delight your Nostrells …
Old and New London
… new nuptials on the next, had, notwithstanding, a strong taste for refined pleasures. He cultivated … has that kind of cash by him, ought to pay." It is with a strong feeling of the truth of this remark that we here … a Commonwealth; and who, although weak in the House, but strong in the field, contrived to prevent a reconciliation or …
Old and New London
… Westminster Hall, where at that time sentinels walked. A strong corroboration of the main incidents of this story is …
Old and New London
… writings, characters, and buildings but his own, throws strong doubts on its probable excellence. "Several plates of …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… 8158 acres. The soil is various, in some districts a strong clay, in others a loose gravel, and in parts sand and … of its wild flowers. In the vicinity of Whittle is a strong sulphureous spring. Whittle-Le-Woods WHITTLE-LE-WOODS, …