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Cardiff Records
… 1488 is the instrument whereby the Lordship of Glamorgan and Morganwg was conferred upon the King's uncle, Jasper … demise to Thomas Lichefeld' of the grange of Leckwith, and the Castle Mills at Cardiff, for twenty one years at a … Cardiff; he owned considerable house property in the town, and was chosen Bailiff more than once. The grant to James …
Old and New London
… House of LongmanGoldsmith at FaultTarleton, Actor, Host, and WitOrdinaries around St. Paul's: their Rules and CustomsThe "Castle""Dolly's"The "Chapter" and its FrequentersChatterton and GoldsmithDr. Buchan and his …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… on the shore of Mount's Bay, comprises 2662 acres, and includes the villages of Mousehole and Newlyn, where extensive pilchard and mackerel fisheries are carried on. About 580 acres are …
A Dictionary of London
… Grammar-house or messuage lately called "Poules Scole" and four shops under the same near Seint Austen's Gate, … (Ct. H.W. II. 640). Stow says the School was new built and endowed by John Collet, Dean for 153 children in 1512, and left to the Mercers Company (S. 332). Burnt in the Fire …
Analytical index to the series of records known as the Remembrancia
… of re-edifying the steeple of St. Paul's Cathedral, 1 and requesting the advice of Her Majesty and the Council as to the form of the building, the manner of proceeding, and the amount necessary to be collected for carrying out the …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in the County of Northamptonshire
… parish covers some 1200 hectares including the hamlet and land of Heathencote. The higher areas in the S. and W., rising to a maximum height of 123 m. above OD, are … and it was disafforested in 1639 (P. A. Pettit, The Royal Forests of Northants. 15581674 (1968), 14, 90, 192). The …
A History of the County of Northampton
… river Tove, which separates the parish from Easton Neston and Stoke Bruerne. In the north-west Paulerspury extends … by Richard Damory, who in 1328 had licence to inclose the woods on his manor of Plumpton Pury, even though they lay … oak, for scaffolding and floorboards, came from his woods at Silverstone and Tiffield. 18 By July 1595 work was …
A History of the County of Gloucester: Volume 12
… Gloucestershire from Worcestershire. Irregular in shape and with long north and south boundaries, that main part of … banks and hillsides remained wooded. 9 Among early named woods Solers Grove stood by a way to Ketford in 1382 1 and … workings to the west. 7 In 1905 Pauntley had 222 a. of woods and plantations. 8 Collin Park wood was designated a …
A Dictionary of London
… of Westmoreland Court to Aldersgate Street, in Aldersgate and Farringdon Wards Without (O. and M. 1677). See Westmoreland Alley and Westmoreland Buildings. Pav'd Alley West out of Water …
A History of the County of Somerset
… near its mouth. The river confines the parish on the west, and on the north-east and south-east the boundary follows the Black Ditch and Walpole Rhyne respectively. From north to south the …