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A Topographical Dictionary of England
… was destroyed. The Boldre water is formed by several small streams rising in the New-Forest, most of which unite above … with those of the sea in Cowes harbour. The other main streams of the island are the Yar, the Wootton, and the Ear; … another slightly tinctured with alum. The water of the streams in the northern woodland part of the county is of a …
A History of the County of Oxford
… is alluvium in the north of the parish along the minor streams which cut across the former heath. The north end of …
A History of the County of Gloucester: Volume 7
… has been mainly in tillage with some meadow land by the streams. The small plantation called Bee Furlong brake is the … became limited to copyhold matters and the care of roads, streams, and ditches. After the early 17th century only one …
Old and New London
… them and the Abbey of Bermondsey were open spaces and streams flowing gently towards the river. Pasture-lands, …
Old and New London
… that, "whether dealing with brick and stone, or fields and streams, he is always dexterous and exact; and if we were …