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A History of the County of York East Riding
… as the site of the battle in 1066 at which Earl Tostig and Harold Hardrada defeated the English before going on to … moraine. 12 As the result of a dispute with the vicar of St. Lawrence's, York, the dikes themselves were in 1456 … 21 and it was he who called it Gate Fulford Hall and gave his name to the back lane. In and adjoining the main street …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… - Fylingdales Fulford FULFORD, a chapelry, in the parish and union of Stone, S. division of the hundred of Pirehill, … Thomas Allen, Esq. The chapel is dedicated to St. Nicholas, and is of very ancient foundation, but was … the Thames, from Fulham to Putney, for the conveyance of his army and artillery into Surrey; and the parliamentary …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in London
… of Fulham is conterminous with the parish of the same name and lies on the N. bank of the Thames between Chelsea and … set in panels of modern glass, two small figures of St. Philip (Plate 3) and St. Bartholomew, repaired with … marble tablet, restored by Leonard Butts in 1627; (8) to Anthony Nours and Katherine, his wife, both 1704, white …
The Environs of London
… Fulham FULHAM. Name, and etymology. The name of this place was anciently written … of arable, and four of meadow,) to the dean and chapter of St. Martin le Grand, in exchange for a house in … of small curls. On the fouth wall is the monument of Anthony Nourse, Gent. 121 who died in 1704; and those of Sir …
Old and New London
… FULHAM. PUTNEY BRIDGE. "The mansion's self was vast and venerable, With more of the monastic than has been … "Oh, yes, sir! I was a famous ringer in my youth at St. Mary Overies. They are beautiful bells; but of all the … living with him at Fulham in 1555. "Upon his coming," says Anthony Wood, in his "Athen Oxonienses," "he brought his …
Old and New London
… Fulham Walham Green and North End CHAPTER XXXVIII. FULHAM ( continued).WALHAM … upon the possessor, and render him a benefactor to his species; when used, also, as accessories to the … in 1868, into a new ecclesiastical district, called St. James's, Moore Park. The church, a large cruciform …
A History of the County of York East Riding
… 2 Much of the parish lies at about 50 ft. above sea-level and is covered by outwash sand, gravel, and clay. The land … of Egremont at inclosure in 1766 26 comprised the whole of his estate there; it was sold by Lord Leconfield in 1921. 27 … building. Land in Full Sutton belonged to the chantry of St. Mary the Virgin in Lund church and after the suppression …
Dictionary of Traded Goods and Commodities
… or Bentonite. In lay terms a finely divided and strongly absorbent CLAY, used in cleansing WOOLLEN CLOTH before applying SOAP, hence the terms 'Fulling' and 'Fuller'. This action was possible because of the … wealthy mercer of Worcester, William Robynson, had among his long list of rich apparel 'a scarlet gowne lyned with …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Buckinghamshire
… Ancient and historical monuments in Buckinghamshire Fulmer 40. … 6 in. liii. N.E.) Ecclesiastical (1). Parish Church of St. James, in the village, is built of red brick, the older … I., and founder of this church, died 1631, and of Anne his first wife, daughter of John Lennard, also to Mary their …
A History of the County of Sussex
… by the PortsmouthChichester road as far as Bosham Station, and then by Ratham Lane and Clay Lane, from which the bounds … of Admiral Sir Provo Wallis, who died there in 1892 in his 101st year. He served in the Shannon at the time of her … that the manorial rights lapsed. CHURCH The church of ST. MARY 21 stands south of the village and consists of …