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A History of the County of York North Riding
… only by a footpath. A little to the west are Carlhow Hill and Gnipe Hill, now more usually called 'the Knipes,' which runs … run 'by way of the Thrushe pool, Sherwood Leape, a round hill called the North end of the Hoppings, a hill near the …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… The ground slopes downwards from the south-west from Tower Hill (555 ft. above the ordnance datum) to the village in the …
A History of the County of Warwick
… of the parish, mile east of Shustoke station, stands on a hill, at a height of 400 ft., commanding a fine view across …
A History of the County of Oxford
… farms followed shortly afterwards; 17 Heath and Rest Hill Farms were built to a similar plan round an enclosed … Gothic revival detail, and renamed in the 1870s. 20 Rest Hill Farm and Grange Farm (later the Grange), a brick … and in the north-east the field called Ancot became Rest Hill farm; in the west, however, two separate 'bargains' of …
A History of the County of Worcester
… his survey describes it as 'seated at the foote of Breadon Hill in a beautiful vale, and the extreeme southe of our … the Tewkesbury and Evesham high road at the foot of Bredon Hill. The church stands near the centre of the village, and … Upon the road which leads northward up the side of Bredon Hill, parallel with the eastern boundary of the grounds of …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… records are Portewey, Goselane, 3 Mosedene, Raven hill, Sappley Mede, Collesham, Cotelestrete, Foxdowne 4 and … heirs Alice wife of Anthony More and daughter of Thomas Hill, son of Robert Hill and Christine his wife, the daughter of Richard Savage …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… by an ancient track which ran southwards from Walker's hill to the two Altons and south of them by the stream, from … Marlborough. From its northern boundary south of Furze hill in East Kennett the chapelry measured a little over 3 km. to its southern boundary north of Woodborough hill in Woodborough, and about the same distance from west to …
A History of the County of Sussex
… and its apex, 2 miles due east, on the summit of High Hill, dividing Rottingdean from Balsdean. Part of the … lies along a ridge, 500 ft. high, a spur of Newmarket Hill, and from this ridge, descending south-eastwards, run two spurs, Red Hill to the west and Mount Pleasant to the east. Between …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… greatest height, with the exception of the rise on Green Hill in the west of the parish, near the village, which stands on the crest of a hill towards the north. The main road from Winchester to … steeply into Owslebury parish. At the bottom of the hill two or three thatched cottages and the Shearer's Inn …