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A History of the County of Wiltshire
… grid of streets is likely to have been built up before the church was built, west of the grid in the 12th century, 29 it … from the Cross, the Three Marys, the Incredulity of St. Thomas, and the Ascension are depicted in relief. In … west of High Street was called Church Street in 1895, 37 St. James Street in 1903 and later. 38 The cross streets …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… healthy; almost adjoining to it on the north side is the church, hence the chalk hills immediately rise, both to the … them in the 11th year of king Henry IV. and lies buried in St. Mary Woolnoth church, in London. 6 Their son was Sir John … of the lord Cobham, and dying in 1543, lies buried in St. Mary Cray church, a son, Sir Percival Hart, who was chief …
A History of the County of Bedford
… of the present centre of the town and of the parish church of St. Mary suggests that the original settlement at Luton … slopes of the valley and the steep wooded rise known as St. Anne's Hill, which overlooks the town from that …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… the tithing of Lydiard Tregoze somewhere near the parish church, which contains traces of 13thcentury work. 21 … name associated with Lydiard Tregoze is that of Henry St. John, Viscount Bolingbroke, the Tory statesman. But his … in his estate there to his half-brother, John, Viscount St. John (d. 1748). 40 Oliver St. John, who was the second …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… village is in the southern part of the parish, having the church on the north side of it, and a small distance from it … and deanry of Malling. The church, which is dedicated to St. Mary, is a small mean building without a steeple. There … ten shillings sterling, to be paid by them at the feast of St. Michael yearly for ever, in the name of the cathedral …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… passing into the neighbouring parish of Colbury. The church, which in the reign of Edward I was referred to as … death in 1667, when Charles II granted it to Charles Lord St. John of Basing, eldest son of the Marquess of Winchester, … be not found growing upon their several tenements. 43 Lord St. John was created Duke of Bolton in 1689 for his share in …
A History of the County of Rutland
… slope of the Chater Valley. The older houses near the church are of stone with stone or thatched roofs, but near … of Capt. R. J. E. Conant, M.P., which stands south of the church on the west side of the village, was begun in 1665 and … and a windmill then and subsequently. Church The church of ST. MARTIN stands within the Hall grounds, and consists of …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… with beds of Red Down Iron Sand. East of a line from Church End to Trow Lane the clay gives way to the Coral Rag … first mentioned in 15467. 41 South of this the church of St. Mary was built in 1866. 42 On the opposite side of the … 301 and in 1968 was used as a private house. The church of ST. MICHAEL, dating largely from the later 14th and 15th …
A History of the County of York North Riding
… were in 1868 formed into the district chapelry of Christ Church, Ugthorpe. 2 Egton 3 was also formerly in this parish, … of Lythe and a yearly fair there on the eve and feast of St. Oswald and for six days following. 17 St. Oswald's Church stands nearly a quarter of a mile to the …
Magna Britannia
… town. The only village in this parish, besides the church-town, is Lower-Spargo. The manor of Carnsew, in this … an ancient family of that name, who removed to Bokelly, in St. Kew. One of the Carnsew family conveyed the barton, in … but has left nothing to be known by, to posterity. St. Mabyn ST. MABYN, in the hundred of Trigg and deanery of …