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A History of the County of Hampshire
… conventual buildings are on the north instead of on the south side of the church. 26 The church was completely … converted into a barn; parts of the kitchen, part of the south-west walls of the frater or refectory, and two … together about 160 ft. long and 26 ft. wide, north and south transepts about 35 ft. north to south by 20 ft. east to …
A History of the County of Warwick
… several examples of timberframing, and a cottage on the south side of the road to Grafton, though now much restored, … of the church, is a long building of L-shaped plan, facing south, the wing being behind at the east end. It dates … house is of 17thcentury timber-framing. The Old Rectory, south of the church, is an 18thcentury building with a …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… spelt in the antient deeds of it. It is situated in the south-east part of this parish, about three quarters of a … spelt Brookesende, is a manor situated about a mile south-west from the church of Birchington; it was part of the … memorials of the families of Quekes and Crispe, &c. The south chancel is made into a handsome vestry, and just by …
A History of the County of Warwick
… the Leam, to whose banks its grounds slope down. South of the Hall is the church, and the village lies farther south round a road which runs south-west to Long Itchington, and another, crossing it at …
A History of the County of York North Riding
… Smeaton joins it on the north and Hutton Bonville on the south, the three forming one parish. The River Wiske … which are usually built along a broad street. On the south of the churchyard, in which there is a fine yew tree, … Great Smeaton by the Wiske, which takes a great curve from south to east, and is crossed by the Darlington road at …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… Parishes Birling BIRLING. SOUTH-WESTWARD from Padlesworth lies Birling, so named from … All Saints, is a handsome building, consisting of a nave, south isle, and chancel. It has a good tower at the west end … to the common pasture of Hordo, and from thence to the south end of Benetis-lane aforesaid, &c. When the church of …
A History of the County of Worcester
… of the river, and Bow Brook bounds it on the west. On the south-east it is watered by Berwick Brook, a tributary of the … James's Church occupies the centre of the village. To the south is the pound, and south-east of the churchyard in the … his marriage with Jane, only daughter of Richard Salwey of Moor Park (co. Salop). 58In 1773 59Benjamin Booth claimed to …
A History of the County of Worcester
… lying between Castlemorton on the north and Berrow on the south. Its southern boundary is formed by a brook which flows … Birt's Street on the north and Rye Street on the south. At the former are a pound and a Wesleyan Methodist … the high road from Ledbury to Tewkesbury passes along the south-western boundary of the parish; the rectory and school …
A History of the County of Rutland
… the north by this ridge, is situated about half a mile south of the Uppingham and Peterborough road, a mile east … and Scottish Railway. The ground rises again to the south-west of the village, but the height varies very little, … 57 These tenements followed the descent of the manor of South Luffenham 58 (q.v.). In 1536 Richard Chesilden of Great …
A History of the County of Berkshire
… 100 ft. above the ordnance datum. It rises abruptly to the south-east, where the average level is 300 ft. The district … the river bank. Rising sharply behind the village on the south and east are wooded hills, which form a beautiful … of Sir Henry Vansittart Neale, K.C.B., stands to the south of the church on the low ground by the river, which …