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Thoroton's History of Nottinghamshire
… which together with a Song-School, situate on the North-west point of the Church-yard, for an Organist and six … 8 br, Anno Christi 1674. In Newark Church, at the North West corner of the Choir, an Effigie, and over it, Or, an … finest parish churches in England. The stone spire at the west end is lofty, adorned with the Twelve Apostles in …
A History of the County of Warwick
… are bounded on the north by the Thelsford, or Ouseley, Brook, which runs across the parish and divides Newbold Pacey … the lancet type, variously treated. The tower has east and west gables. The font and other furniture are modern. On the …
A History of the County of Warwick
… running for 1 miles southwards into the River Avon. To the west of this stream Cosford forms a roughly rectangular … a small stream runs southwards into the Avon. From the west end of Spike Lane a road leads south past Little … is an island in the river and just east of it the Sow Brook enters the Avon. This brook and one of its branches …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… of St. Helens, Brading, Shanklin and Bonchurch; and on the west those of Binstead, Arreton, Godshill and St. Lawrence. … Other houses speedily sprang up in George Street, West Street and Nelson Street; and people of position, such … and a portion of St. Helen's, and divided into east and west wards. The corporation consists of a mayor, six aldermen …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… and a chancel, having a tower with a beacon turret at the west end, in which are five bells. The pillars between the …
A History of the County of Surrey
… by Charlwood, on the south by Rusper in Sussex, on the west by Capel. An outlying part of Charlwood is in the … about 4 miles from north to south and 2 miles from east to west, and contains 4,732 acres. The soil is the Wealden Clay. … Thomas bequeathed the manor to his brother Richard's son West, who succeeded him. 30 In 1636 West Newdigate united …
A History of the County of Sussex
… north of the present swing-bridge. A hundred yards to the west of this bridge is an older one, crossing the original … the churchyard. 1 The old coast road descended the hills west of the church, past it to the bridge, across which it … and the town are coastguard and life-boat stations. West of the church is a workhouse, and, half a mile along the …
A History of the County of Sussex
… of 50 ft. It rises to 100 ft. in the south and in the west it reaches the height of 200 ft. for a short distance by … are situated round a green and along roads branching west to Chailey and south to Barcombe. Bretts lies on the … casement with original catches, and the office west of it has a contemporary three-light, with diagonal …
A History of the County of Surrey
… nave and aisles, narthex below the gallery at the west of the nave, and south-west tower of five stages, the lowest of which serves as a … parish, and consists of an oblong building placed north-west and south-east, and has to the north-east a Doric …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… the village close on the north side of it. In the north-west part of it, close under the down-hills, is the seat of … the Seabrook, rises under the down hills at the north-west bounds of this parish, near Eching-hill, at a place … antiently written Bilcheborough, is a seat in the north-west part of this parish, close at the foot of the down or …