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A History of the County of Middlesex

… W. of 'Queen of England Tavern' (TQ. 21967920): 'old Roman causeway' found during roadworks in 1834 10 ft. below surface …

Arundel

A History of the County of Sussex

… was dealing at that date 56 were probably along the causeway, for whose upkeep the priory was responsible. More … 17 The road beyond the bridge was described as Arundel causeway in 1660, 18 and later as the causeway between Arundel and Lyminster. 19 Its west part was …

Asby

An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Westmorland

… the S., just W. of the field-wall, where there is a slight causeway leading inwards from the gap, may possibly indicate …

Ashby St. Ledgers

An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in the County of Northamptonshire

Ashperton

An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Herefordshire

… three-fifths of an acre in extent; it is approached by a causeway on the E. and the moat widens to an angle on the N., …

Askham

An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Westmorland

… traces of which remain also in the ditch. There is a small causeway on the W. side near the S. angle. There are traces … the N. side by an inward turn of the rampart, and a slight causeway leads through it into the enclosure to a point just …

Asthall: Introduction

A History of the County of Oxford

… was called a high way in 1627 33 and was probably the causeway for which money was bequeathed in 1596 and 1605. 34 …

Aston and Cote: Introduction

A History of the County of Oxford

August 1650: An Act for the further explanation of a former Act, Entituled An Act for the selling the Fee-farm Rents belonging to the Commonwealth of England, formerly payable to the Crown of England, Dutchy of Lancaster, and Dutchy of Cornwall.

Acts and Ordinances of the Interregnum

… or towards the reparation of any Church, Chappel, Highway, Causeway, Bridges, Schools, Almshouses, Castles, or any other …