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A History of the County of Somerset
… a chancel with north vestry, a two-bayed nave with south transept and south porch, and a western tower with a broach spire. The tower, which contains an early medieval window on its south side, was rebuilt in 1765 in blue lias with Bath stone …
A History of the County of Somerset
… at Alfoxton in 1681. 5 There is a field called Rackmead south of Stringston village. 6 Tanhouse Tenement at Dyche was … in 1986. Alfoxton mill, driven by a race off the stream south-east of Putsham in Kilve, was built by 1676. 14 It was …
A History of the County of Somerset
… house of two storeys, cellars, and attics. It comprises a south range of seven bays, with a three-bayed pediment and …
A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland
… surface. The island of Stronsay, which is situated to the south-east of the Northern Orkneys, is bounded on the east by … in the centre of the Northern Isles, is bounded on the south-east by Eday sound, which separates it from the island … the east, and Lambhead, Torness, and Rousholmhead, to the south, are the principal. Of these, Burrowhead and …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… the land, usually known later as Pridie's Acre, lay on the south side of the church and on it the market-house and other … of Payne and the Sewells, stood near the Cross and on the south side of High Street. 41 The rents from Pridie's Acre …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… curate 19 until 1837 when a glebe house was built on the south side of Lansdown. 20 In 1912 the vicar Henry Proctor … with spire at the west end of the chancel. 68 The south aisle and porch were apparently added in or shortly … leaving £40 to the parishioners to build a 'chapel' on the south side of the church; 69 c. 1703 tradition credited the …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… and the latter that called Over Lypiatt Lower field, South field, or Cross field. Upper field lay on the parish … A third open field, called Stroud field, which lay further south between the same road and Proud Grove, was mentioned in … in the 1640s when Moor field and two others, Downfield, south of the Stroud-Paganhill road, and Amon Croft were also …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… from the old London turnpike into the town from the south. Within those streets the town was confined until the … town, the George which had opened by 1654, stood on the south side of High Street and in the 18th century 12 other … from 1601, evidently also stood in the Shambles. 29 In the south-east corner of the Shambles above the entry from High …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… formed roughly a diamond shape and was bounded on the south-west by the river Frome, on the north-west by the Slad … of the Slad brook and by field boundaries, and on the south-east by the Toadsmoor brook. That division comprised … three ancient tithings: Nether Lypiatt lay in the south; Over Lypiatt lay in the centre extending from the …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… John Ferrabee. The company, which built its works in the south part of Paganhill tithing near Fromehall Mill, also … Well north-east of the town, Hemlock's Well to the south which was in use by 1618, 76 and a well at the Cross. A … General Hospital, built by public subscription, was opened south of Trinity church. 87 It was enlarged in 1890 and a new …