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Old and New London
… but only very scantily, are a few brightlooking swag-barrows, with china ornaments, toys, &c. Some of the wares … or umbrellas. Other trades place their goods on stalls or barrows, or over an old chair or clothes-horse. And amidst …
A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland
… which those of Sorbie are beautifully picturesque; cairns, tumuli, encampments, and relics of Roman antiquity; the …
A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
… southeast corner adjoining Newland and Monks' lodes. The Barrows of Spinney, who then received 80 a., also newly … the river, besides another 55 a. out of the Peytons' and Barrows' already inclosed fens in the Sedge fen and elsewhere …
A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
… was a gentleman's seat from at latest the time of the Barrows until the 1690s: 33 between 1666 and 1674 Henry … Sir William Russell acquired THORNHALL 'manor' from the Barrows along with Spinney, 42 with which it passed until the … cf. ibid. CP 25/2/94/857/35 Eliz. I East. no. 5. For the Barrows, Visit. Cambs. (Harl. Soc. xli), 46; Alum. Cantab. to …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Hertfordshire
… but is probably substantially sound. Unclassified a(3). Tumuli, two, W. of the railway. ConditionOf one, good; of the …