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The History and Antiquities of the County of Suffolk
… of an estate for the King of about two hundred acres of land, with the profits arising from the fourth part of the … established; and the Abbot recovered seizin of the pasture land or fen, which then contained fourteen hundred acres. 12 … Hakoun and John Fittele had enclosed certain parcels of land near the flesh-stalls in the new market of Beccles, …
A History of the County of Shropshire
… of the parish, however, the boundary turns west to include land on the right bank of the Worfe. On the east the boundary … 1120, after his death, Wenlock priory granted his Beckbury land, his widow, and the wardship of his son to Walter son of … was succeeded by his brother Henry. Half a virgate of that land then formed a separate tenement, variously held by …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… W. Wakeman, Esq.: the tithes were commuted for land and a money payment in 1773. The church is a very … The parish comprises about 800 acres, nearly all arable land. The living is annexed to the rectory of Aylmerton, and … intersected by the road between Newark and Sleaford; the land is partly arable, and partly rich pasture. The living is …
A Dictionary of London
… 1880), near the west end. "Neck's Rents" in Supplement to Land, 1880. Removed for the extension of the Royal Mint …
Thoroton's History of Nottinghamshire
… and discharged the geld or tax for it as three bov. 1 The land one car. There Goisfrid the man (or tenant) of Roger had … 1, 5 had seisin granted of two tofts, twenty two acres of land . four acres of wood, and 13d. 0b. Rent in Bekingham, … daughter of (or in) one mess. one mill, and one car. of land in Bekingham, &c, wherefore she was (dismissed) without …
A History of the County of Essex
… history of that parish is separately treated. 8 The land rises from the Thames to a height of about 50 ft. on … In the extreme south and southeast lay undeveloped marsh land. In the north the 'lower forest' (Wanstead Flats) ran … dapifer, who in 1086 was sheriff of Kent and also held land at Woolwich and neighbouring places in that county. 133 …
The Environs of London
… plough lands; it pays the sum of 263 l. 14s. to the land tax, which is at the rate of 1s. 6d. in the pound at … or some one of that name, whose property it was; her land is mentioned in an old rental of Reginald Foresters. … arisen principally from the tithes of two hundred acres of land, called Huscarl's fewde, on the north of the church; it …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in City of York
… of their close, said in 1275 to be 'of the common of the land of Ulphus', was given in 1248 by Canon William of …
Survey of London
… two purchasers. Alexander Ramsay Robinson, who owned other land in Kensington and had at one time been a tenant of The … 4 Robinson also disposed of part of his newly acquired land within a short time when he sold 3 acres to the West … tower on the Hillgate Street front, is faced with blue Staffordshire bricks of a very dark colour. The architect was …