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A History of the County of Hertford
… are detached. One of very small area lies west of Redcoats Green and the other is situated south of Titmore Green and contains a few cottages which are called Lower Titmore Green. The parish slopes downward in a south-westerly …
A History of the County of Oxford
… that in 1868 Newman could write, 'Littlemore is now green'. 15 Its working-class houses were increased to meet … the original east window was reused. The Revd. Vernon T. Green, Vicar 187296, inserted two windows of clear glass with …
A History of the County of York North Riding
… angles. The roofs are modern and are covered with green slates overhanging at the eaves, and there is a slated …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… to the Test valley. The village is grouped round Butts Green in the north of the parish. To the east is a brick … modernized. North-west of Lockerley village is Lockerley Green, the two villages being practically joined by their … attached, founded in 1750, and a branch chapel on the green, built in 1879. Charities This parish is entitled to …
A History of the County of Surrey
… good stained glass. The pulpit is of stone, the font of green and white marble. Two bells hang in a cote above the … the gift of Mr. Ro. Pocock, rector, (7) a large carpet of green cloath for the Communion table, (8) a faire green velvet cushion for the pulpit, the gift of Mrs. Sarah …
A History of the County of Warwick
… pond surrounded by well-grown poplar trees in an open green skirted by houses. For the most part the houses are …
A History of the County of Somerset
… Vicarage. From there it followed Cross Lane to the village green and proceeded along Shute Lane to the Langport road. … of Sutton village around its large, originally triangular, green was governed by the convergence of these routes. The … 17 indicates the growth of settlement from the central green to the north-west, and could well have been the reason …