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A History of the County of Gloucester
… called the Green, the houses extended down to the Long bridge; and Church Lane, between the Green and Church Street, … was enhanced by the building of the new church and Bath Bridge in the 1770s; Wight himself rebuilt the vicarage 13 … old Cirencester road, and south of the town across Bath Bridge. Infilling also occurred in the town itself, notably …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… the crossing below the church, which was called the Waters bridge, 18 but they were probably only small packhorse- or … mason, Thomas Webb, to build the high, four-arch, Bath Bridge to carry the road across the coomb below the church, … the south-east by a causeway called the Long or Wiltshire Bridge, recorded from 1594. 25 The two counties each repaired …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… Wesleyans had moved to a building at the south end of Bath Bridge, which they used 74 until 1909 when they built the … 79 later they moved to the former Wesleyan chapel by Bath Bridge. 80 The Mullerites recorded in Long Street from 1897 …
A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
… another pluralist, Thomas Eltisley the younger. 47 William Bridge, rector 1376-82, who like two successors before 1400 … woman, allegedly excommunicate, her Easter communion. 49 Bridge acted as commissary to the archdeacon of Ely's venal …
A History of the County of Sussex
… 50 Another road, perhaps a drove road, from Broadford Bridge in West Chiltington to Warminghurst and Washington … continued south-east to cross the Lay brook at Laybrook bridge. Dishenhurst tithing was ordered to raise the section at the bridge in 1538. 51 The stretch south of there was called …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… the counties of Oxford and Bucks, and across which is a bridge of considerable length. It consists principally of one … THANINGTON ( St. Nicholas), a parish, in the union of Bridge, partly within the boundary of the city of Canterbury, … remaining houses on the Suffolk side by a handsome iron bridge over the Ouse, erected in 1829: the modern buildings …