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A History of the County of Somerset
… (d. 1892). 14 Some planting involved the diversion of roads across the commons. 15 A victualler was licensed in …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… the scattered settlements of the parish 16 existed as roads and tracks in 1985. St. Bartholomew's Street, so called … were overcharging by millers and badly maintained roads. In 1517 William Brookway was presented for …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… by a road from Tollard Royal to Shaftesbury. Two main roads serve the parish. The Salisbury-Shaftesbury road, which … road is the boundary with Motcombe. Both roads were turnpiked in 1753 and disturnpiked in 1877. 20 … and Higher Coombe are north of the lane beside narrow roads across well wooded parts of the valley. In Higher …
A History of the County of Oxford
… demesne at Dorchester made in 1348 mention is made of roads or 'ways' to Oxford, Baldon, Drayton, Burcot, and … Neolithic complex between the Abingdon and Oxford roads and an early Iron Age site in the same area. 143 … 1790's work was often found for able-bodied paupers on the roads, in the gravel pits, and in clearing away snow. 314 In …
A History of the County of Surrey
… the spot. It is marked in the map of Ogilvy's Book of Roads. The parish registers of 1625 to 1669 record at … (Loseley MSS. vol. i, p. 149). It would seem that the clay roads had become worse by 1750. Ogilvy, Bk. of Roads; Burton, Iter Surriense, &c. Hist. of Surr. iii, App. …
A History of the County of Buckingham
… is partly in the liberty of Boveney and is intersected by roads and footpaths leading to Boveney and Eton Wick. Among …