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Dictionary of Traded Goods and Commodities
… of LB Sources: Inventories (late). Minging trough [minging trow] A dialect term found in eastern England for a KNEADING …
A History of the County of Shropshire
… above and below Broadstone; the eastern boundary follows Trow brook except around Thonglands, where, however, a tributary of Trow brook marks part of it. Otherwise around Thonglands, … Munslow stands, Millichope brook, 28 and Stanway brook. 29 Trow brook flows south-west into the Corve near Thonglands, …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… Dragon's Ford south-west of the road junction called Trow green, and 20 a. at 'Muchelcleye', presumably in the area later called Clays northeast of Trow green. 47 In 1338 a successor, John Joce, was licensed … House, 94 and a place called Troll mead in 1282, later Trow green, 95 are crossroads on the main spinal route. At …
Survey of London
… Crown; lessees, William Harris, Esq. (No. 6), Walter F. Trow, Esq. (No. 6A). General description and date of …
The History and Antiquities of the County Palatine of Durham
… Harold son of Eric fell) Till Lady, unlikely thing I trow, Print three kisses on his brow Herald of ruin, death, …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… Down, and 243 m., the highest point in the parish, on Trow Down. Windmill Hill reaches 179 m. Long narrow valleys … a field system covering 24 ha. There are bowl barrows on Trow Down and a ditch has been found south of it. On Elcombe … was more heavily wooded than the northern. The woodland at Trow in 1086, which was 6 furlongs long and 3 broad, 10 may …