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A History of the County of Gloucester
… distance, the Sud brook in the south-west beyond Coney Hill towards Saintbridge. The northern boundary followed … an extension of the parish south-westwards brought Coney Hill completely within Barnwood, giving it an area of 1,411 a. east of Gloucester. 6 In 1900 70 a. at Coney Hill were added to Gloucester, and in 1935 Barnwood lost 419 …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in the County of Cambridgeshire
… land', 'red land' and 'low field'. (b) Strip lynchets, in Hill Plantation (around N.G. TL 375507). Fragments of five … run N. and S. along and across the S.W. slopes of a hill. Their dimensions vary from 30 yds. to 120 yds. long …
A History of the County of Shropshire
… of the parish. To the east of Barrow hamlet was Barrow Hill where, in 1618, John Slaney, lord of Marsh, had built … 'about the furnace and Shirlett', and 11 at Barrow Hill and Hangstree Gate; some of those would have been in … to improve the prospect from the new Willey Hall, Barrow Hill was cleared, part of the area being taken into the new …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… impropriate tithes have been commuted for 245. A conical hill, in a great degree the work of art, was raised here to … Towneley in 1760, and afterwards of Col. Clayton; Park Hill was long the seat of the Banisters. A district church …
Alumni Oxonienses
… Add. MS., 15,671. Bartholomew, William s. Richard, of West Hill, Oxon, gent. Trinity Coll., matric. 11 Feb., 171112, … of Queen's Coll. Batson, William s. Rob., of Borton on the Hill, co. Gloucester, gent. Hart Hall, matric. 11 Aug., 1672, … licenced, 24 Oct., 1590, to marry Jane, daughter of John Hill, late of St. Michael le Querne, London, 'pellipharius' …
A Topographical Dictionary of Wales
… by way of Red Park, drawing up in order of battle upon the hill. The islanders, commanded by Col. Bulkeley and Col. Roger Whitely, drew up in the fields below the hill, assisted by the town's company, commanded by Captain … which, passing through the woods and plantations of Baron Hill, above the shores of the Menai, and continued for nearly …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… of the Sacheverel family. On the lofty eminence of Brent's hill, south of the village, are the remains of a Roman camp; … at the commencement of the clayey soil under Barton Hill, is situated on the road from Luton to Bedford, and on …
Old and New London
… at least three or four minutes he put his ingenuity to the rack in lavishing encomiums on the property, without his zeal … Sara and a Sacred's wife, Such as Saravia and (her second) Hill, Whose joy of life, Death in her death did kill. Quam … My body here, in a small piece of ground, And from my Hill, that hill I have ascended, From whence (for me) my …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in the County of Cambridgeshire
… much of the parish. The open fields were called 'Brook', 'Hill' and 'Long' Fields and an 'Intercommon Furlong' lay …