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A History of the County of Lancaster
… on ground which is only about 12ft. above sea level. Hill House, 3 to the east of the village, is 40ft. above sea … east by a very devious course through Altcar village, past Hill House. 5 The Southport and Cheshire Lines Committee's … with two stations, called Lydiate, and Altcar and Hill House. The Lancashire and Yorkshire Company's Liverpool …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… Devil's Wall; there is a fine view from this point. Gaw 2 Hill is a little to the south. 3 Aughton proper is on the south-western slope of the hill. Here is the church, with the old hall to the … the south-eastern corner. The north-western slope of the hill is properly Litherland, 4 formerly a separate manor. The …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… disseised him of lands called Litherland's earth, and Bear Hill, and the Five or Fye lands, formerly belonging to Robert …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… of which is the church, and near the foot of the chalk hill, Brasted-court lodge, within the hundred of Westerham … Brasted Chart common, extending for two miles to the sand hill, below which it extends for some length into the Weald, … of it exceeds a mile in width; the soil of it, above the hill, excepting near the river, is but very indifferent, …
A History of the County of York East Riding
… 440 The income in 1786 comprised 6 13 s. 4 d. from Mickle Hill Close, Withernwick, purchased with Bounty money; 10 a … 200. 556 This money was used to buy land: in 1768 6 a. at Hill Close, Cottingham; 557 in 1778 5 a. at North Carr, … of their successors'; thus Marfleet had both parcels of Hill Close and Sutton had those in North Carr. 560 There was …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… and Newbiggin lies the ancient mound called the Mote Hill, with Colt Park on its western side. The area of this … has branches south-east to the shore at Roosebeck, Mote Hill, Aldingham and Baycliff, and north to Dendron. Manor … on a rather weak site at the south end of an oblong-shaped hill which rises above it on the north side, and overlooked …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… cleaver and the five of spades. The story was that Hill, playing cards, swore that if the five of spades was … between Oldham and Ashton to the Park, thence to Alt Hill, to Lily Lancs. to Knot Hill, to 'Otts' upon Luzley, down to Barnard Wilds to the …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… line from Stockport to Huddersfield runs through Hooley Hill, Stalybridge, and Mossley, where there are stations; … beside Audenshaw proper with North Street, Hooley Hill, High Ash, Shepley, Little Moss, Waterhouses, … Woodhouses, Sunderland, Medlock Vale, and Buckley Hill; (iii) Knott Lanes, on the north, 2,417 acres, with Wood …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… stream about half a mile below its source, is from the hill on the opposite side of the valley. Immediately below … been connected with the town and neighbourhood. Vernon Hill House, which stands on the hill of the same name to the north-east of Bishop's Waltham, …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… Brook are the highest elevations in the parish, White Hill on Darwen Moor, rising 1,320 ft., and Hoddlesden Moss … cutting a road through the rock on the summit of Revidge Hill. Baines, Lancs. (ed. 1870), ii, 79. Abram, op. cit. 236. …