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A History of the County of Gloucester
… remodelled at the same date, incorporate earlier ranges. A cottage was built next to the school in the early 20th … the later 16th century the glebe comprised c. 17 a. and a cottage, and in the late 1670s it contained c. 31 a. and no …
A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland
… opposite coasts, and the adjacent scenery; and Whitehill Cottage, and Cottlehill House, are also finely situated. The … of sand and rough gravel, to the depth of several feet. A cottage and offices were carried away; and the dry stone … of Stourbridge, and adjoining the works is a commodious wharf for shipping the produce. Ship-building is also carried …
A Topographical Dictionary of Wales
… adjoining parish, established a school at Penyford, in a cottage within the limits of the parish of Abergele. There … of Man, and Cornwall; and limestone from Milford and Red-Wharf. The number of vessels belonging to the port, including … the road side, and differs in its appearance from a neat cottage in no other respect than in having a small belfry …
The Rulers of London 1660-1689
… Edward Co Co Queenhithe, 1688, 1693-5 St Peter Pauls Wharf, 1696 (1) DYE, appr, 1651/2, to William Trimmer, W, … b Mickleton, Glouc, d Jun/Jul 1696, bur ? St Peter Pauls Wharf (1) Will PCC 107 Bond pr, 28 Jul 1696 Dyer, 1694 (3) … m Susan, da of Edmund Knapp, mar 1649, at St Peter Pauls, Wharf, Honor, da of Ambrose Brunskill (Ald, 1651) and …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… on the north by the river Ouse, on which is a small wharf for coal, lime, &c., adjacent to the Darlington …