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A History of the County of Huntingdon
… nave (50 ft. by 19 ft.), north aisle (36 ft. by 11 ft.), south aisle (51 ft. by 12 ft.), tower at north-west corner (10 ft. by 9 ft.), and south porch. The walls are mostly of rubble with stone dressings, but the eastern end of the south aisle is of ashlar and the tower is largely of red …
A History of the County of Essex
… that part of the High Road now called the Broadway. 1 South and west of the junction was Spurle Grove, an 'island' … the hospital itself. There were also a few houses on the south side of Back (now Roden) Street, and in Green Lane. It … up in 1879, substantial parts of it, lying immediately south of the High Road, between Ilford Lane and Green Lane, …
The Manuscripts of the Corporations of Southampton and Kings Lynn
… VII. to 37 Henry VIII. Book of the Gild of All Saints of South Lenne: the first leaf with this heading "Nomina Fratrum … for keeper of the East Gate . . . . ; for keeper of the South Gates Nicholas Borewell; for keeper of the Gates of … the east gate and market, William Baker; for keeper of the south gate, William Palmer; for keeper of the doucehill gate, …
The Manuscripts of the Corporations of Southampton and Kings Lynn
… to array all the able-bodied men of Lenn and also of South Lenn between the ages of sixty and sixteen years, and to put the town together with South Lenn in a state of defense against the King's enemies … to levy moneys on the inhabitants of the burgh and of South Lenn for the execution of the commission, and to punish …
The Manuscripts of the Corporations of Southampton and Kings Lynn
… with the common flete which is called Pufflet towards the south even to the common gutter of Lenn northwards, to be … the tenement of the heirs of Thomas de Sadilbowe on the south, and lies along the common way called Listeresgate from … Cresmarkete between the tenement of John Cokesforde on the south and the tenement formerly belonging to Robert de …
The Manuscripts of the Corporations of Southampton and Kings Lynn
… of the Gild of the Holy Trinity of Bishop's Lenn, lying in South Lenn. (11.) 822 Richard II.Enrolments of Wills …
A History of the County of Warwick
… are estimated to be 990 acres, and they were situated south and west of the River Leam, extending to the Whitnash … a mill, two inns, the stocks and pound, 16 stood on the south bank of the Leam. By 1818 17 it had grown considerably, … Canal had been made, and Ranelagh Gardens on its south bank was a prominent feature. North of the river the …
A History of the County of Sussex
… 450 ft. 380 ft., excluding the mounds, which lie to the south-west and north-east. On the south it is defended by a bank and dry moat, now largely … internal dimensions were found to be 32 ft. from north to south and 22 ft. from east to west. 56 There are two arches, …
A History of the County of Sussex
… naturally defended by the three slopes, east, north, and south, the river skirting the two former and its seasonal … medieval West Gate. The walls of the town ran north and south of the East Gate (situated some 100 yards west of Lewes … which it climbs the hill to join the West Gate. On the south it takes a straight course, with one exit called …
A History of the County of Sussex
… well as parts of Southover, St. Thomas-in-the-Cliff, and South Malling, and increasing the qualifying houses by about … of the borough. 23 This lay in the High Street at the south-west corner of the road leading to the Castle Gateway: … Castle . . . containing from East to West 50 feet and from South to North 108 feet, 31 and in 1791 by Act of Parliament …