Search
A History of the County of Rutland
… three roads meet. Another cross at one time stood on the Green, which is still known as Cross Bank. The base of this …
Magna Britannia
… villages are, Milton, Ford, Malcalf, Slack-hall, Pichard-green, Tunstead-mill town, Sitting-low, White-hough, &c. The …
Magna Britannia
… is an annual fair at Rialton, on the 9th of June, on a green, which, from the Munday family, still bears the name of Munday's green. The manor of Treloy, which was one of the earliest …
A History of the County of Surrey
… northern side in a curving sweep from near Camberwell Green to near Deptford, and rise southwards to the various … There were then five commons in the parishCamberwell Green, Peckham Rye of 54 acres, Goose Green, Moulsey Common and Dowlas Common. Dulwich Common, of …
A History of the County of Bedford
… called Nones Stocking, which was granted in 1553 to John Green and Ralph Hall. 10 Two saucer brooches have been found …
A History of the County of Surrey
… Wealden Clay, but the north-west part abuts upon the high Green Sands of Leith Hill and Coldharbour Common, rising to … brick and tile works. There are open commons at Beare Green, Misbrook's Green, Clark's Green, and Coldharbour Common or Mosses' Hill, …
Thoroton's History of Nottinghamshire
… lying between the Parsonage, and the Common Moor, or Green, which the said Parson, who was Son of Sir Richard de …
A History of the County of Bedford
… in the parish, and is grouped around a central village green. The parish church of St. Mary is on the east of this green, and further north is Howard Villa, for several years … are several 18th-century houses on the south side of the green, and a few half-timbered cottages are scattered through …