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A History of the County of Wiltshire
… of which little remains but the church of St. Peter, lay near Wilton Abbey, which held the manor in the Middle Ages. 4 … Tumbling Bay Bridge, and continuing to join Minster Street near Wilton House. By 1789 it had been blocked by the … which had crossed the southern stream of the Wylye near the Island and ran for some distance between the streams …
A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
… 52 later Caudle, ditch, which flows north-eastwards from near Cherry Hinton. There the boundary may once have been … rectory shared the tithes of Catchpole furlong (26 a.) near the north-west corner. 53 Fulbourn lies mainly upon … north-east almost as far as the village. That is sited near the fen at c. 15 m. From there the ground rises steadily …
A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
… were later sold to Fulbourn Mental Hospital, 59 and 20 a. near the village for council housing c. 1945-60. 60 The … and north-western parts of the same churchyard near the southeast end of the main street. 50 Earlier use of …
A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
… furlongs were still possibly being created by ploughing near Wulves Street in the far west of the vill, 20 the arable … 24 In 1573 a windmill, perhaps the same one, was recorded near the south edge of Cross field. 25 A post mill in … the renovated machinery. 27 A steam mill opened by 1863 near the railway station was worked into the 1930s and …
A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
… of the existing house 97 is probably the five-bayed block near the western end, whose central bay projecting …
A History of the County of York East Riding
… leads from the main road towards the river Ouse, ending near the old church of St. Oswald standing remote from the … A 'mansion house' called Field House was built c. 1790 near the York road, 28 and by 1794 another large house, Fulford Grange, had been built near New Walk. 29 Close by, in the former Lady Well close, …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… feet and a half in length, was found, with two Roman coins near its right hand; and in working the limestone-quarries …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in London
… are exposed. A short flight of stairs on the first floor near the E. angle of the quadrangle has two lengths of early …
The Environs of London
… army While the parliamentary army was stationed near London, in the year 1647, Fairsax's head-quarters were … acacia (on the lawn) 30 8 3 another near the porter's-lodge 8 11 There are also, the Cytisus … to be seen there, measures only 7 feet 9 inches in girth. Near the porter's lodge is a row of limes, of great age, one …
Old and New London
… of houses which extend along the high road on either side. Near the entrance to the village, by the Fulham Road, there … The parish church, dedicated to All Saints, stands near the river-side, at the end of Church Lane, and the west … opposite the vicarage. There is a tablet to his memory near the western entrance of the church; it is a plain brass …