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A History of the County of York North Riding
… ground. The Wiske is crossed by a bridge, over which the road, a continuation of the village street, runs southward to … of St. Oswald a messuage between the graveyard and the road leading to the mill and a garden on the river near the …
A History of the County of York North Riding
… some extent of ground close to the point at which the main road from Ripon crosses the River Ure. The present church of … lately the residence of Mr. P. Stevenson. From the road several steps descend through a porch to a plain arched … once belonged to Fountains Abbey, 9 lies back from the road on its northern side. West of the village the Ure makes …
A History of the County of Essex
… the village comprised houses on both sides of the main road from Grays, extending west for 3 km. from Mill Lane … lying respectively north and south of the Grays-Purfleet road. 15 Purfleet's modern growth began in 1760, when the … Row, William Street, West Street, Flint Street, and Essex Road, all south of the Grays-Purfleet road. 19 Millwood …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… hedge growth. The schools are situated to the east of the road from Privett village, while the smithy stands at the junction of this road with that from Privett station on the Meon Valley Branch … Railway, which lies about a mile off to the east. A steep road leads thence, through the pinetrees with which the whole …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… park of more than 150 acres. South of the park and on the road from West Tytherley village to the common there are six … appointments and Professor Fawcett was a pupil. The Roman road from Winchester to Sarum runs past Buckholt Farm and …
A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
… a street running northeast from the Horseheath-Balsham road, with the church and Manor (formerly Parsonage) Farm … 30 Streetly End lies mile south of the church, on the road to Horseheath; from that hamlet another road formerly ran to Balsham, but at inclosure it was stopped …
A History of the County of York North Riding
… stands high above the river on the Leyburn and Hawes road, in a situation affording splendid views of Bolton …
A History of the County of Berkshire
… the land falls to less than 500 ft. No railway or high road traverses the parish, and the population is purely … being resumed in 1692. The churchyard is entered from the road on the south side through a modern lych-gate. Advowson …
A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
… for 6 miles southeastwards from the main LondonNewmarket road to the Suffolk border. It is less than 2 miles across at … north-west followed the highway, later the LondonNewmarket road, and then ran east along a road whose course is followed by the track to Lark Hall. The …
A History of the County of Buckingham
… Wycombe is approached from the south-east by the Oxford road from High Wycombe, the northern side of which is … Wycombe is rapidly lessening. On the south side of the road the scenery is rural. The River Wye pursues a winding … leaving Wycombe the landscape ahead of the long, straight road is dominated by the huge circular earthwork inclosing …