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A History of the County of Warwick
… 1,975. Population: 1911, 162; 1921, 169; 1931, 164. The western boundary of the parish is formed by the River Itchen, and the northern, for a short distance, by a small stream …
Magna Britannia
… Ladock LADOCK, (vulgarly called Lassick,) in the deanery and in the east division of the hundred of Powder, lies about four miles north-west of … freemen: Sir Francis Cottington, afterwards Secretary of State, was one of the representatives of this borough in the
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… takes its name from the soft clay on which it is situated, and the woods with which it so plentifully abounds. Lam, in … a soft loam, or clay, and burst a wood; which name of Lamburst by the vulgar corruption of it, and the … among others. This abbey continued much in the same state till the reign of king Henry VIII. when cardinal …
A History of the County of Berkshire
… (xi cent.). This parish, which is in the extreme west of the county, included in 1831 the township of Chipping Lambourn and the tithings of Eastbury with Bockhampton, Hadley with … (Rec. Com.), 126; Round, King's Serjeants and Officers of State, 287. Cal. Chart. R. 132741, p. 126. Red Bk. of Exch. …
Magna Britannia
… Lamerton - Lustleigh Lamerton LAMERTON, in the hundred of Lifton and in the deanery of Tavistock, lies about three miles from … of bringing their lands, with greater facility, into a state of cultivation. Dartmoor was fixed on as the subject of
Magna Britannia
… Parishes Lamplugh - Lazonby Lamplugh LAMPLUGH, in the ward of Allerdale above Derwent, is eight miles from Whitehaven. … of Kelton-Quarter, Lamplugh, Morton, or Moortown, and Winder, containing collectively in 1811, 100 houses, and … Wolley.) 1 Lamplughhall, which is in a dilapidated state, has the remains of a square tower. The manor of Kelton …
Thoroton's History of Nottinghamshire
… Parishes Langar & Barneston and St. Aubrey's LANGAR & BARNESTON, AND ST. AUBREY'S (or, ST. THELBURGA'S). These Towns went together before the Normans came, as they have done ever since, and do still. … In King William's Time they were the Fee, and a great Part of the Demesne, of William Peverell. 1 But before that Time …
A History of the County of Bedford
… Parishes Langford LANGFORD Langeford (xi cent.). The parish of Langford, covering an area of 2,070 acres, lies south of … It is watered by the River Ivel, which forms its southern and western boundary. The surface is almost level, what slope … a good deal patched. The porch and tower are in a bad state of repair, the east and west windows of the porch, each …
A History of the County of Rutland
… (xiii cent. onwards); Longham (xvi cent.). Langham: The Village The parish of Langham lies on the Leicestershire border of the county and contains 2,920 acres of land. Ranksborough Hill in the
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… Parishes Langley LANGLEY. THE next parish north eastward from Boughton Monchensie is … is but small, it lies rather on high ground, the soil of it is mostly a red earth mixed with flints, not very fertile, it is very woody towards the east and west; the former part extending into the large tract of
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