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A History of the County of Shropshire
… 54 Wrekin field on the west, Smallbrook field 55 on the north, and Poolyhill (or Pooly) field on the east, renamed … on the south-east, and Mill field, probably on the north-west. 58 On the south-west Arleston's steeply rising … open fields lay around the main settlement, 59 Down field north, Sich field west, and Wood field east. 60 In the …
A History of the County of Shropshire
… Board) School originated in a charity school built on the north side of All Saints' churchyard. In 1799 the day school … 97 Meanwhile, in 1955, the building of a new school in North Road had begun 98 and in 1957 one senior and two junior … 2 and in 1965 the remaining juniors and infants to the North Road school, thereafter St. Patrick's R.C. (Aided) …
A History of the County of Shropshire
… The only early highways into the town, those from the north and north-west that united on its outskirts, 68 were aligned on … place had burgage plots by 1309. 95 Behind them, on the north, 96 lay inclosures called the Bury Yards. 97 By 1800 …
A History of the County of Shropshire
… by a new building 42 south-west of the town on the north side of Street Lane. 43 It had accommodation for 350 in …
A History of the County of Shropshire
… 93 In the later Middle Ages Dothill house occupied the north-west angle of a rectangular moat c. 50 metres by c. 70 metres. In 1626 it consisted of a five-bayed north-south range (with projecting two-storeyed porch on the … been partly filled in. Agricultural buildings lay to the north. In the grounds was an 'arbour' to the east and a pool …
A History of the County of Shropshire
… in 1946. 3 Before 1892 all the town's sewage was piped north-westwards to Springhill where it flowed untreated into … c. 1883. 69 Two engines were provided by the Shropshire & North Wales Assurance Co. (later the Alliance Assurance Co.). …
A History of the County of Shropshire
… parish served c. 1,800 people, some of whom lived as far north as Prees, and up to 800 attended Sunday mass. 81 …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… the reign of William Rufus, consists of a nave, chancel, north aisle, and south transept, with a large embattled … has beautiful tracery; the nave is separated from the north aisle by two pointed arches resting on octagonal … 3276 acres. The village is distant about a mile from the north bank of the Humber, and stands on the road from …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Hertfordshire
… was estimated at about 2,000. In the 19th century, the North Aisle, North Organ Chamber, South Chapel, and South-West Tower were … and modern bases; the N. arcade is a modern copy. The North Aisle is modern. The South Aisle (8 ft. wide) has been …
A History of the County of Somerset
… of Wembdon lay close to the town of Bridgwater on the north-west side. 25 A small part of it was within Bridgwater … since the 1840s by the expanding suburbs of Bridgwater. North-east of the town a detached part of Wembdon parish, c. … followed a stream, called in succession from south to north Perrymoor brook, Cannington brook, and Fenlyns rhyne. …