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A Topographical Dictionary of England
… and incumbent, the Rev. T. Stevens. A parochial school, or school of industry, was established by the parish officers … school. The union of Bradfield comprises 29 parishes or places, of which 25 are in Berks, 3 in the county of … an expense of 3300. It is situated at the junction of Well-street with the new road to Leeds; and contains a theatre for …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in the County of Northamptonshire
… was 156. The modern village consists of a single winding street running N.E.-S.W. with two short lanes E. and S.E. … although stone-rubble foundations of a small barn or shed associated with one of them still survive. The 1740 … map it is possible to suggest that this garden was of 17th or early 18th-century date. By 1803 (NRO, Enclosure Map) the …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… The poor law union of Bradford comprises eight parishes or places, seven of them in Wilts, and one in Somerset; and … Seal. The town consists principally of one long street, the houses in which are irregularly built; the … Bradley, comprises 1576 acres, whereof 209 are common or waste, the whole the property of the Earl of Burlington; …
A History of the County of Shropshire
… and Wrockwardine hundreds were amalgamated in the mid or later 12th century, for Wrockwardine still existed c. 1140 … from Staffordshire may have been initiated by Earl Roger or by one of his sons in the late 11th century. 22 In the … just over 11, were confined in Garbett's house in Walker Street. Garbett received fees on each prisoner's discharge, …
Survey of London
… of structure. Bradmore House was in its origin a portion or offshoot of a large mansion known as Butterwick House. The … to Elijah Impey 2 "all that capitall messuage tenement or farmhouse now or heretofore commonly called the Great … but the fine workmanship is visible to the public in Queen Street in place of being hidden in a private garden. The …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… a copious spring to the north of the Hall: the river Pant, or Black-water, flows through a small hamlet in the parish, … acres are arable, 972 pasture, 60 wood, and 134 common or waste. Camden places the Saxon city of thancestre at or … and many of them are built of wood; but in the principal street, which is the grand thoroughfare, are many well-built …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Essex
… of the 14th century re-cut; further W. is the late 14th or early 15th-century archway to the N. chapel or organ-chamber; it is of two chamfered orders, and the … outside. ConditionGood, or fairly good, unless noted. High Street, S.E. side a(2). Blandford House, 140 yards S.W. of …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… The parish comprises 1204 acres, whereof 159 are common or waste. It is pleasantly situated, and in the village, … comprises 728 a. 3 r. 34 p., whereof 106 acres are common or waste; and is bounded on the north by the navigable river … for Wesleyans and Ranters. Visible remains of the Watling-street exist on Bramham Moor, a mile north of the village: …
Alumni Oxonienses
… Judges and Barristers & D.N.B. Bramston, Thomas fellow or scholar of St. John's Coll. in or before 1566, sup. for B.A. in June, 1562, went beyond seas … Oxon, rector of Cheam, Surrey, 1723, born in Fenchurch Street, 14 Feb., 1672-3 ( Rawlinson), died 5 Sept., 1737, …
A History of the County of Sussex
… 1291, and to be completely impoverished, with no merchants or tradesmen of any substance. 89 In the 15th century many burgages were empty or ruined, 90 and the borough was again lowly assessed in … lay physically in Steyning, in the eastern angle of Church Street and High Street; as late as the 19th century they …