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A History of the County of Oxford
… extending roughly from Bicester to Merton, White Cross Green, and indeed nearly to Oxford along the banks of … annual weeds. Many landlords now allow their tenants to cross-crop as much as is necessary, provided they maintain … produced in the county. The Oxfordshire or sandy pig, a cross betwixt a Tamworth and a Berkshire, is considered the …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… extension of dairying. On inferior grasses there was some cross-breeding of Gloucesters and Herefords. 175 Finally, … p. 233, n. 3. Davis, op. cit. 3. For an idea of the cross-currents see R. Jefferies, Hodge and his Masters, … 1820. C. Garrett, 'On the treatment of a Merino and Merino Cross Flock of Sheep', Letters and Papers Bath and West Soc. …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… the local curers to popularize the Large WhiteBerkshire cross as the ideal bacon pig, particularly after the …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… of Essex, garrisoned the town, and destroyed the beautiful cross, which was one of those erected by Edward I. in memory …
Survey of London
… the Bristol Hotel in Burlington Gardens and should 'not cross Albany at any point'. 112 It was probably in the 1880's … arch, possibly of cast iron, decorated with a moulding of cross-banded reeding. The second landing rested on Corinthian …
Survey of London
… responsible for the failure to discuss the 'Gothic Cross' form conclusively. The hesitant and obscure discussion … pro forma and reserved his right to press for a 'Gothic Cross'. 45 A hall on about the site of the Albert Hall was … both a classical temple and an Italian Gothic 'cross' or shrine, and Charles Barry a cupola-crowned building …
Survey of London
… the sculptured groups and turn the Prince's statue and the cross so that the memorial would 'face' eastward. 504 It may be noted at this point that when the cross, which had been struck off in 1940 (perhaps by an … significance. The memorial was certainly erected with the cross facing south (Plates 41b, 50a), and this is how it is …
A History of the County of Sussex
… the timber frame of a late medieval hall house. The south cross wing is 17thcentury, and is contemporary with a … A terrace of four brick cottages was built c. 1925 at High Cross in the north-west corner of the parish for workers on … small park by 1896; and Clifton Down, built south of High Cross before 1896 54 and replaced in 1918 55 by the house …
A History of the County of Sussex
… manorial waste. 74 At least one tenement remained, at High Cross, in 1923. 75 Tenements of Bishopshurst manor of 50 a. … sons farmed Inholmes, Yew Tree House, Bishops Place, High Cross, and Northpark farms in Albourne, and other land in … smallholdings set up after 1918 along the Poynings to High Cross road then ran successful small dairy herds. 13 Since …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Hertfordshire
… timbers with plaster filling, and are without struts or cross-pieces, those of the lower storey being almost covered … to end. The plan is rectangular, divided into tenements by cross partitions. The S. elevation was re-plastered late in …