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Cardiff Records
… commuted to one of transportation to the coast of New South Wales, or some other of the islands adjacent, the said … had also stolen a number of articles from the shop of John South, ironmonger, of Cardiff. For conspiracy in uttering …
Cardiff Records
… the old vicarage of Saint Mary's, and was the house at the south end of the middle row which stood in Saint Mary Street. …
Cardiff Records
… Road ? Lanvihangel. This refers to a pond which lay on the south side of Newport Road, just east of the Rhymney Railway …
Cardiff Records
… of Cardiff Streets 3 for not Pitching the Street from the South side of the Old Post Office to the Corner house at the … 47. We present William Edward Lewis for a Dunghill by the South Gate. 48. We present David Llewellyn for a Dunghill … Marys for not repairing the road from the Goal to the South Gate. ["Stet Process. V."] 9. We also present Mary …
Cardiff Records
… Carry all y e Rubbage that belonged to y e work out of y e South Gate 1 l. towards the Great Bridge. John Kill for 3 …
Cardiff Records
… Dyo Rece, of Canton, between the common of Landaff on the south, the street called Grenewey on the north, the lands … of Tofe on the east party and the water of Eleye on the south party. Rice Mericke of Saynt ffagans, gent., … leading from Llanedern church towards Cardyff, on the south. 5 Eliz. July 1563. John Owen, of Llannissen in the …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Dorset
… the village. The oldest surviving part is the 14th-century South Chapel, which presumably corresponds with an endowment … faculty petition (Salisbury Diocesan Archives, 1875); the South Porch is of the 15th century, with some restoration. The South Chapel has walls of knapped flint with Ham Hill ashlar …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in the County of Northamptonshire
… It comprises a Chancel, North Chapel, Nave with North and South Aisles, West Tower and South Porch. The walls are of coursed rubble. The chancel … a reused label with male head stops of uncertain date. The South Aisle of the 14th-century has a plain parapet. The …
A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland
… on the bank of the Clyde, by which it is bounded on the south. According to others, the term signifies "a dark glen," … and the other, intersecting the city from north to south, and comprising the High-street and the … is Bridgegate-street, diverging obliquely to the south-west, and once forming the principal avenue from the …