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A History of the County of Somerset
… 1639 the vicar was entitled to tithe on pasture in North moor, which was commuted for 6 s. in 1841. 93 From the 1780s …
A History of the County of Somerset
… century had common rights for draught animals on Westhay moor in North Curry. 64 Creech moor was said to measure c. 45 a. in 1638 and Ham moor c. 49 a. 65 Dairying and cheesemaking were important: in …
A History of the County of Somerset
… the register in 1981. 63 A new building was opened in Hyde Lane c. 1972 but the old one remained in use until 1983. 64 …
A Dictionary of London
… be "Cree Church." See Katherine (St.) Creechurch. Creed Lane South out of Ludgate Hill at No. 9 to Carter Lane (P.O. Directory). In Castle Baynard Ward and Farringdon … and M. 1677). In Rocque "Pearl Court" (q.v.). Cressyngham Lane Described as in the parish of St. James de Garlikhithe, …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in the County of Northamptonshire
… then through the earthworks and around the E. end of Oak Lane and finally along Drayson Lane into the Yelvertoft Road (Air photographs in NMR). a(8) … 591720), on the S. side of the village, S. of Boat Horse Lane on Middle Lias Clay at 140 m. above OD. Two rectangular …
A History of the County of Wiltshire: Volume 18
… Malmesbury road in the late 10th or 11th centuries. 12 A lane running east from High Street to Abingdon Court manor … this theory. 13 Rather, it seems that the northsouth lane nearer to High Street developed as a back lane, and the other two lanes were the main approaches to …
A History of the County of Wiltshire: Volume 18
… fortifications to the Forty, south-west along Chelworth Lane (later Chelworth Road) to Lower Chelworth Green and thence along Braydon Lane, and south by field boundaries to Purton Stoke. The … 600 m. west of Ermin Street, at what is now called Spital Lane. 4 After Cricklade was planted, LondonGloucester …
A History of the County of Wiltshire: Volume 18
… from the Malmesbury road to the south by West Mill Lane, a wide lane which continued south of the Malmesbury road as Frys Lane. The North Wilts. canal, opened in 1819, was built along …
A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland
… arable, 707 pasture, 100 plantations, and the remainder moor, moss, bent, and waste. The coast measures two miles, … a clayey quality, and in other parts are large tracts of moor and moss. The system of agriculture is in an improving … arable, 3283 underwood, 396 lake, and the remainder hill, moor, and moss. The lands are separated into two distinct …
Old and New London
… meeting at the house of Mr. Fountain, overseer, in Beech Lane, the night before, Mr. Cole, another overseer, and the … its name from a cross which stood near the end of Golden Lane, as Whitecross Street did from a stone cross, near which …