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Calendar of Treasury Books
… Charlton, Lieut., for the same time, 750 l.; Richard Uphill, Ensign, ditto, 450 l.; the Executors of Charles …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… Lieutenant, at 500 l. per an., same time; Richard Uphill and Thomas Wyndham successively Ensigns, at 300 l. per …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… annum for three quarters to Mids. 1711, 375 l.; Richard Uphill, Ensign, at 300 l. per annum, same time, 225 l.; …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… Yeomen of the Guard; William Fielding, Lieutenant; Richard Uphill, Ensign; clerk of the Cheque, corporals and 100 Yeomen …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… Chiverton Charlton, Lieutenant, at 500 l. per an.; Richard Uphill, Ensign, at 300 l. per an.; Charles Hanbury, clerk of …
A Descriptive Catalogue of Ancient Deeds
… Sandford, Worley, Avell, Briggewater, Worspryng, Banwell, Uphill, Candisbury, Brentmersshe, Axbrigg, Makkysmill, … a good title to the wardship of a messuage and lands in Uphill and Cryston which John Pokeswell, deceased, held by …
A History of the County of Oxford
… the Anglo-Saxon boundary continued along the stream, then uphill through a haga (? game enclosure) to a burh (? camp) …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Dorset
… on the W. than the E., suggesting a ditch on the W. and uphill side. Towards its S.W. end, the bank is crossed by a … hedge bank) with another length of dyke, its ditch on the uphill side, which then runs W. for 200 ft., oddly veering … (7)) and is probably later than it. The form, with a ditch uphill, is unusual in this area but has affinities with …
A History of the County of Somerset
… limestone hills, sweeping, from Weston-super-Mare and Uphill, through the Mendips eastward, reveal not merely the … whom we owe the exploration of the neighbouring caves of Uphill, Bleadon, Banwell, Sandford Hill and Burrington … IN SOMERSET, DEVON AND SOUTH WALES Kent's Hole, Torquay Uphill Hutton Bleadon Banwell Sandford Hill Churchill …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Dorset
… but almost flat from above with rounded ends returning uphill. At the S. end the plough had exposed a thick spread …