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A History of the County of Hampshire
… 300 ft. near Hinton Ampner to over 500 ft. in the south-west near the high down country in the north-west of Exton parish. The long straggling village of … rises towards Kilmeston village a sudden turn to the west leads past the vicarage, which stands on high ground …
A History of the County of Somerset
… as Deerleap. The southern strip was largely bounded on the west by a route along the coast from Nether Stowey, and was cut by a further east-west route known as Portway Lane, 6 which runs from Stogursey … on the Lower Lias, the village in the centre south and west of a stream, the church and former green 9 on rising …
A History of the County of Somerset
… and a narrow shore line. The main boundaries to east and west are marked by wide 'freeboards or deerleaps'. 5 Most of … is traceable in fields called Great Lawn and Lawn Meadow west of the farm buildings. 16 Fishponds north of the house … in 1836, the Williton rural district in 1894, and the West Somerset district in 1974. 142 CHURCH. A rector of Kilve …
A History of the County of Huntingdon
… of Stonely, to the east, and Wornditch, mile to the west. Newtown in the north and Over Stow, adjoining Long … from passengers and merchandise. The street leading south-west from the line of the main road is called George Lane, … those on the opposite side. In the vicarage garden, south-west of the church, are the remains of a moat. At the church …
A History of the County of Hertford
… lying on the Bedfordshire border, north of the Ayots and west of Codicote. The northern and southern parts reach a … the lower parts, being built along a road running east and west. The street has several 17th-century houses and cottages … and cottages in the parish. Skegsbury Lane lies to the west, Ansells End to the north-west and Percy Green with …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… of woods and plantations, 1 Kimpton Wood in the south-west and Littleton Copse in the east being the principal … The highest land is on Kimpton Down, in the south-west corner of the parish, where the summit of Pickford Hill, … and William Randolph settled land in Kimpton, Fyfield and West Shoddesden in 1340, 59 appears to have been lord of the …
A History of the County of Warwick
… of 4 miles. This includes the chapelry of Combrook, on the west, which was constituted a separate parish in 1853. For … average altitude of 275 ft., rising steeply on the south-west, where the Roman Fosse Way forms the boundary of … Radway and Burton Dassett seems to have been called Mare Brook in 1648, when the inhabitants of Kineton were presented …
A History of the County of Hertford
… datum in the south-east to about 500 ft. on the north-west. It is well wooded, and fine views from it can be … out to a considerable width and has a wide footpath on the west side which is divided from the road for the greater part … and a nave and transepts of thirteenth-century style. The west window was erected as a memorial to the Rev. Henry …
A History of the County of Worcester
… the church standing in a large churchyard at the north-west corner. The Saracen's Head Inn, adjoining the churchyard … built up and a new entrance hall and doorway formed in the west wing. The east wing at present consists of one large … much altered. Weatheroak Hall, about half a mile south-west of Blackgrave Farm, and about the same distance east of …
A History of the County of Huntingdon
… low-lying and flat, the highest ground being in the south-west, whence it slopes towards the small group of buildings … 17th-century half-timber building with brick nogging, and west of the church is a 16th-century farmhouse of half-timber … ft.), nave (40 ft. by 16 ft.), north aisle (7 ft. wide), west tower (9 ft. by 9 ft.), and south porch. The walls are …