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An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in City of York
… has parallel raking members of a type commonly found in West Yorkshire. There are carved barge-boards and bressummer. … by brick on the ground floor. The S.W. wall of the West Wing is framed and rendered and has a 17th-century … floor which is a single room only. The framing of the West Wing is also cased; between it and the central block is …
Thoroton's History of Nottinghamshire
… son of Hugh de Hoveringham, a certain place in the west part of the meadow of Hoveringham, called Yirne, or … prior of Thurgarton, and John de Gousill abutted on the west part, and the common meadow of Hoveringham on the east, …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… of which, raised by Bishop Skirlaw, is later English. The west front of the church is of bold and simple character, and … 660 acres. It is situated in a mountainous district, west of the Leeming-Lane. Howgrave, with Nunwick HOWGRAVE, … the river Beaumont, and about two miles and a half north-west from the village of Kirk-Newton. Hoxne (St. Peter And …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Herefordshire
… the nave and S. porch and added the South Transept and West Tower; the last appears to have been finished in 1695. … church was begun in 1889 and completed in 191012, and the West Porch and the closing in of the S. porch are modern. … of it is a window, uniform with that in the E. wall. The West Tower (12 ft. by 12 ft.) is of late 17th-century date …
Survey of London
… of Whitfield Street is damaged. Its railings still stand. West of Whitfield Street, Nos. 18, 20 and 22 (numbering from east to west) survive with their cement-faced fronts. West of Fitzroy Street, at the corner, stands a three-storey …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… S. W.) from Wakefield; containing, with the township of West Clayton, and part of the township of Cumberworth, 2757 … in frame-work knitting. The village is one mile and a half west-northwest of that of Sutton. The Independents and … water from the springs of Longwood and Golcar, to the west of the town, by works erected in 1827, at an expense of …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… the summit of Churchdown or Chosen Hill and on the north-west it included a peninsula containing Elmbridge and bounded on the south-west by the Horsbere brook. 4 In 1066 Hucclecote and … 1967 Gloucester took from Hucclecote 419 a. in the south-west, including the old village and most of the built-up …
A Dictionary of London
… "Pyellane" (q.v.) (S. 358). Huggin Lane, Wood Street West out of Wood Street, at 115, to Gutter Lane (P.O. … century. Named after the owner or builder. Huit's Rents West out of Grub Street, in Cripplegate Ward Without (O. and … members of the tribal organization. Hutchison Avenue West out of Hutchison Street. In Portsoken Ward (L.C.C. List …
A History of the County of Shropshire
… HUGHLEY The Village of Hughley stands c. 6 km. westsouth-west of Much Wenlock. Its small rural parish (448 ha., 1,105 a.) is c. 3 km. from north-east to south-west and c. 1.5 km. wide. 43 Natural features mark only the … Hughley from Church Preen and Kenley parishes to the west and north-west, and Wenlock Edge separates it from …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… of Marlborough and South Molton, to the vicarage of West Alvington. Huish-Road HUISH-ROAD, a chapelry, in the … turnpike-road from Stockton to Sunderland passes along the west side. Hulcote HULCOTE, a hamlet, in the parish of … a chaste building in the Grecian style was erected on the west side of Kingston-square, affording accommodation for …