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A History of the County of Berkshire
… The higher is known from its shape as the Harp, or Round Hill, and in 1716 as the Welsh Harp. It was then stated that … had been found there. 14 The other, Sinodun, 15 has a hill fort. 16 There is a local tradition of a battle on Castle Hill, and a fosse, known as the Money Pit, on its eastern …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… antiently was owned by a family of that name. Above the hill, south-eastward from hence, there is a great deal of … which the road leads to Wickham. At the bottom of Fishpool hill is the valley called the Ponds, now entirely covered … This parish extends across the river eastward towards the hill, and takes in great part of Lower Garwinton, and part of …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… the short village street of Littleton. From the top of the hill the roofs of the thatched cottages and farm buildings …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… estate. 65 PAINSHILL (Paynshill, xv cent.; Paynes Hill, xvi cent.) was probably held between 1333 and 1345 by …
A History of the County of York North Riding
… were found in a tumulus on Wapley Moor 28; Cockpit Hill, for many years planted with trees, has been supposed to …
A History of the County of Warwick
… dividing into two branches to encircle Harrow Hill. The entrance to the churchyard, at its south-east …
A History of the County of Surrey
… tree probably as old as the house. The Manor House, Ditton Hill, is the residence of Baron O. E. von Ernsthausen; Woodstock, Ditton Hill, of Mr. C. L. L. Smith. A few industries are carried on … Evelyn, bart., in 1692, who left three heirs; Edward Hill son of his daughter Anne, Mary wife of Sir William …
A History of the County of Durham
… a projecting part of the township at the east end, Call Hill and West Moor are in the south, Hardstones and Haughthorn in the west, Bewley Hill, Larberry and Fox Hill in the north. The area is 4,311 acres. Part of …
A History of the County of Somerset
… To the north the parish covers the western scarp of South hill, rising to over 225 ft. The 'moors' of the south are all … are harder rocks forming the isolated outcrops of Knole hill (over 150 ft.) and the lower ridge including Knole Knap, … footpath and a series of lanes, including Hammocks, Knole Hill, and Ilchester lanes, emerging in Knole Causeway near …
A History of the County of Berkshire
… the Thames Valley in the north to over 200 ft. at Down Hill in the south. The village is on the right bank of the …