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A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
… north by the road from St. Neots to Cambridge and on the south by the Bourn brook. A tributary of the Bourn brook … The land rises fairly sharply from 100 ft. in the south near the Bourn brook to 175 ft. and then gently to 225 … it was inclosed in 1854, Caldecote was approached from the south by Strympole way, the road from Kingston and Toft which …
A History of the County of Huntingdon
… of 795 acres, lying on the borders of Northamptonshire, south of Stilton and Washingley. It is a narrow strip of … on the north side of the nave (9 ft. by 7 ft.), and a south porch (6 ft. by 7 ft.). The walls are of rubble with … (28 ft. by 19 ft.), a west tower (6 ft. by 5 ft.), and a south porch (6 ft. by 7 ft.). A 12thcentury 35 string-course …
A History of the County of Rutland
… over 300 ft. above the Ordnance datum, to 170 ft. in the south, where the parish and county boundary is formed by the … on the road to Kettering. It is approached from the south over the Eye Brook by a stone bridge with brick … railway station is Rockingham, a quarter of a mile to the south. In 1639 Robert Rudd, vicar of Liddington-cum …
Magna Britannia
… and in the deanery of Repington, lies about nine miles south from Derby, (on the south side of the Trent.) A convent of Austin-friers, was … the hamlets, or villages, of Ashgate, Hallcliff, Holy-Moor-side, and Watshelf, or Watchell. The Survey of Domesday …
Magna Britannia
… from Bodmin, which is the post-office town; about six, south-by-west, from Lostwithiel, and about ten, nearly east, … in the hundred and deanery of Pyder, lies about four miles south-west from St. Columb, which is the post-office town. … a sea-port, chiefly for the importation of coals from South Wales. The manor of Rialton, which had been given by …
A History of the County of Surrey
… soil, probably once often flooded at high water; to the south is a range of hills of the London Clay, capped … Restoration of Charles II. This place was the Tyburn of South London, where traitors, felons, and above all offenders … of books, views and manuscripts relating to Surrey. The South London Art Gallery (Lord Leighton Memorial) in Peckham …
A History of the County of Bedford
… Midland Railway, and is of an ample width, having on the south side the parish church and a large Roman Catholic … of St. Francis, built in 1884. The Bedford road running south and south-east becomes North Bridge Street, taking its name from …
A History of the County of Surrey
… a part, on the east by Leigh and Newdigate, on the south by the county of Sussex, on the west by Wotton and … Dorking. The body of Capel parish is 4 miles from north to south and 1 miles east to west, but this projecting tongue … fairly claim to be among the most picturesque roads in the south of England. The road slipped again badly about 1866. …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… Parishes Capell CAPELL LIES the next parish south-eastward from Alkham, but within the hundred of … from its cold and exposed situation, is a manor in the south-east part of this parish, which appears by records to …
Thoroton's History of Nottinghamshire
… 6 which five Knights Fees in this County, lay all on this South-side the River Trent. And the said Richard and his … a Messuage lying between the Parsonage, and the Common Moor, or Green, which the said Parson, who was Son of Sir … near Sreveton. Church, of which he was also Rector. At the south-west End of the Town lying next Bingham, is situate a …