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A History of the County of York
… opposition at a parliament held in York as he returned south. 50 On this occasion the king lodged in the … and the government offices took their way back to the south. 60 When Edward was next in York, in 1322, at least he … more the king and the government offices took their way south; and York passed out of national history for the rest …
A History of the County of York
… Easter there in style before, in May, he took his way south for his coronation. 19 The Lancastrian cause, however, …
Old and New London
… from Edward the Confessor to Stephen, and also, on the south-east side, a marble bench, nineteen feet long and three … This was the King's Bench for pleas of the Crown. In the south-west angle sat the Lord Chancellor, the Master of the … Palace Yard. It was anciently bounded on the north by the south gate in St. Margaret's Lane; on the west by the Abbey; …
A History of the County of Shropshire
… Conquest they shared a common fiscal privilege. All lay in south Shropshire, scattered around a large central estate at … Welds an impressive extent of 'leet' territory stretching south-west from Madeley to Presthope and west from Linley to … Beckbury and Madeley in the north and Clee Stanton in the south. Bourton hundred court usually met the day after the …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… of arable and pasture land, sloping gradually north and south to the valley of the River Alre, which becomes the … known as East Street, becoming narrower and bearing to the south as it leaves the town and goes towards Bishop's Sutton. … by Leland in his Itinerary. It has now been widened on the south side, but on the north its original pointed arch, which …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… the east by the waters of Portsmouth Harbour, and on the south by Spithead. In the south-east of the district, between the inlets called Forton … over is well-wooded and picturesque, especially on the south-west towards Stokes Bay. The South Western Railway line …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… beds in the north and the oligocene series in the south, with alluvial deposits at the mouth of the Beaulieu … of the 18th century. The village lies immediately south of the site of the monastic buildings across the river, … 2 miles north-west. Sowley is a hamlet 5 miles to the south-west of Beaulieu. From the large pond there the abbey …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… rises much above 100 ft., the highest parts being to the south in the district of Dibden Purlieu. The soil is sandy … neighbourhood. A mile to the east is Westcliff Hall, and south of that Depedene Brow, the residence of Col. Charles … Mrs. Benskin, standing in a considerable park, lies to the south of Hythe, a detached portion of Fawley. The Windmill, …
A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
… and a southern division consisting of Ely hundred and the south part of Witchford hundred. 8 Each division in the 17th … Treatment of Poverty in Cambs. 226 n. The north and south parts of Witchford hundred were already separately … Cambs. Subs. R., 1250-1695, ed. W. M. Palmer, 17, 67). The south part had its own Chief Constable in 1741 (Bp's Mun., F …
A History of the County of Essex
… The manor and liberty of Havering-atte-Bower, in south-west Essex, was conterminous with the ancient parish of … from the 13th century, was in the centre of the liberty. South of Romford was Hornchurch village, where there was a … the court house and gaol of the liberty were on the south side of Romford Market-Place, at the corner of South …