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The London eyre of 1244
… held them until the war, and afterwards Isabel countess of Gloucester took into her hand and held part of those lands … were of her fee, and afterwards Gilbert de Clare earl of Gloucester enfeoffed therewith Robert of Basing, who held … the same William which are not of the fee of the earl of Gloucester are now held by the canons of St. Paul's and …
A History of the County of Chester
… itself instead at Chester, possibly after a short stay at Gloucester. 2 The Twentieth had been in Britain since the … since there are striking similarities to the first wall at Gloucester and, to a lesser degree, the stone curtain wall at … Army, 113-14. Webster, Cornovii, 45-6; H. R. Hurst, Gloucester: Roman and Later Defences, 118-19, 142. R. S. O. …
A History of the County of Oxford
… village, 29 and again at its crossing of the Oxford-Gloucester high-road. 30 For the whole of its course of nearly 4 miles from Riding Lane to the Oxford-Gloucester road it hardly coincides with field or parish …
A History of the County of Oxford
… c. 1925. Information from Mr. C. Wiggins. Walton Street (Gloucester Hall) Coin of Smyrna (ZEYC AKPAIOC). Hearne, …
A History of the County of Somerset
… examples, the coloniae; of Colchester, Lincoln, York and Gloucester and the municipium of Verulam, and none of these … thence by ramifications to Winchester and Exeter, Bath, Gloucester and south Wales. A third, Watling Street, ran …
A History of the County of Somerset
… a town-councillor ( decurio) from the colonia at Glevum (Gloucester) and a stone-cutter or sculptor from Cirencester. … the municipality of Glevum . . . aged 80 . . . ? Glevum (Gloucester) received its municipal charter as a colonia from …
A History of the County of Somerset
… would still refer to Monmouthshire and not to Somerset or Gloucester. (3) THE FOSSE, FROM BATH TO CHARD This road is …
A History of the County of Essex
… 1406. 52 In 1420 the manor was held by Humphrey, duke of Gloucester, Edmund de Mortimer, earl of March, and others. 53 …
Survey of London
… 164 The two large buildings between Garnault Place and Gloucester Way, Myddelton Place and Rosebery Hall (having … adjoining New River Head. 167 Soon afterwards, Upper Gloucester Street (now part of Gloucester Way) was extended to Rosebery Avenue, cutting the …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Herefordshire
… storey. E. side: (14). Chepstow House, 25 yards S. of Gloucester Road, has walls of stone and brick. It was mainly … (15). Nag's Head Inn, at the corner of High Street and Old Gloucester Road, 15 yards S. of (14), is of three storeys … balusters. (47). House, No. 6, on the N. side of Old Gloucester Road, 35 yards E. of High Street, is of rubble and …