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Journal of the House of Lords
… on the Landlords Hands in, Hodges, 23. - - Size of, in Weald of Kent, Hodges, 26. - Harvest, Wages paid for, in, … Poor Rates and employed, Hodges, 26. - - State of, in the Weald of Kent, now and Ten or Twelve Years ago, Hodges, 14. … in Cities, Bacon, 169. 170. Corn, less produced in the Weald of Kent than Fifteen Years ago, Hodges, 25. - and …
Journal of the House of Lords
… Holloway, Richard, Overseer of the Poor of Shipley, in the Weald of Sussex, 38 to 50. Partington, Thomas, Esq. of Offham …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… context, deposited in early 5th cent. Unknown Harrow Weald, in 'Money Dell' nr. Bentley Priory: Roman coins, …
A History of the County of Sussex
… xvii, p. 324. S.N.Q. ix. 107. G. H. Kenyon, Glass Ind. of Weald, 113. N. J. Williams, Maritime Trade of E. Anglian … E 190/767/32. Cf. H. Cleere and D. Crossley, Iron Ind. of Weald (1995), 348. Kenyon, Glass Ind. 113. Williams, Maritime … 3401. Cartland, Arundel, 989. G. H. Kenyon, Glass Ind. of Weald, 212; A.C.M., PM 87; ibid. H 1/3. A.C.M., MD 6266; cf. …
A History of the County of Sussex
… linked manors near the coast with outlying holdings in the Weald, but there was no reliable north-south route in the …
A History of the County of Sussex
… old roads. Most of the area of the ancient parish lies on Weald clay, though there is sandstone in the southwest corner … dominated by Chanctonbury Ring. Ashington common, on the Weald clay, besides being a venue for musters in the 17th … TD/W 137. W.S.R.O., QDD/6/W 10. I. Margary, Roman Ways in Weald (1965 edn.), 1767. W.S.R.O., Wiston MS. 5591; ibid. …
A History of the County of Sussex
… boundary in the west. The parish lies entirely on the Weald clay, except where a tongue of the Hythe sandstone beds … centuries. 23 As the name of the parish indicates, the Weald clay favours the growth of woodland; in 1830 the …
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