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A History of the County of Buckingham
… off, towards the north-west. 8 Sheahan refers to Pitch Green, where are the remains of a 300-ft. long embankment and …
A History of the County of York North Riding
… again by taking another right-angled turn across the green at the east end of the village. There is a Wesleyan … recent date. To the east of the village and opposite the green lies the Hall, the property and residence of Mr. M. …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… up the hills, westward of which is the hamlet of Southdean-green adjoining the large tract of woodland called Binbury … is held by order of the lord of the manor on the broad green before the Three Squirrels public-house in Stockbury … remainders having ceased, to William Jumper, esq. of Hill-green-house, in this parish, who resided at Leeds-abbey, and …
A History of the County of Warwick
… to the churchwardens of the parish, in lieu of several green slades commonly called Church Meers, or Slades, a plot …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… tracts. 255 His successor was a pluralist, Christopher Green, who was assisted by a curate in 1631 and 1641. 256 Green was expelled and Samuel Wright was admitted in 1646. … pay for repairs, and in 1849 Spearywell farm was sold and Green farm in Upton Scudamore bought. Green farm, 68 a., was …
A History of the County of Durham
… is said to have been in Bolton House Yard, 32 Thistle Green. Wesley preached, usually in the High Street, on many … Independents formed a congregation about 1799, meeting in Green Dragon Yard, Finkle Street, and built a chapel in West … High Street. A cottage hospital was maintained on Thistle Green from about 1865 63 until the Stockton and Thornaby …