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A History of the County of Hampshire
… has a station on the Andover and Redbridge branch of the London and South Western Railway. The land slopes upwards … between Goodworth and Clatford on the north, a field, a house with a croft, and one beam ( lignum) yearly for keeping … of the parsonage for twenty-one years, built a parsonage-house at Goodworth Clatford. 7 There is a Primitive Methodist …
Thoroton's History of Nottinghamshire
… rise of ground, Charley-Forest, and Mr. Dashwood's House, at Stanford, have a pleasing effect. The wood on the …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… houses in it, and somewhat more than five inhabitants to a house. It is very healthy; sixty years of age being esteemed, … Horsemonden, Yalding, Marden, and Goudhurst, the house of it being situated in that of Yalding, in the … from whose great-grandson William, who was a merchant in London, descended the Bathursts, of Edmonton, in Middlesex. …
A History of the County of Huntingdon
… to the 16th century and formed part of a two-story brick house with a tiled roof. The Fox Inn in the village is a … tiled roof and modern additions. There is a station on the London Midland and Scottish Railway to the north of the … In 1667 Mrs. Anna Bigg, widow of Walter Bigg, sheriff of London, was lady of the manor and patron of the church. 74 …
A History of the County of Worcester
… of Will Pindar.' 2 Prattinton wrote in 1812 of the school-house at the north-western end of the churchyard as 'an old … the King 1676.' The plate includes a cup and cover paten, London, 1571, and a plate, London, 1679, inscribed 'Grafton Flyford.' The registers are …
A History of the County of Worcester
… or church and the only important building is the manor-house, standing in the south of the parish about a mile from … he was allowed to choose another house within 12 miles of London, where he was to remain a prisoner during the queen's … the liberty of going 'aboute the citie or suburbes of London.' 32 He was still a prisoner in 1588, but was allowed …
A History of the County of Northampton
… houses. The Duke's Arms Inn is dated 1645, and a gabled house in the main street 1653; on a barn adjoining the latter … at Cranford on the Kettering and Cambridge branch of the London Midland and Scottish Railway, 2 miles from the …
Thoroton's History of Nottinghamshire
… Walter, mentioned in DoomsdayBook, founded a Religious House at Thurgarton, 3 on which, at the Foundation, by the …
A History of the County of Warwick
… of a few farmhouses dating from the 17th century. Harrow House, formerly the Harrow Inn, is T-shaped in plan with a … Sarah daughter of John (and sister of Hugh) Audley of London. 40 They conveyed it in 1712 to Sir William Meredith, … of the 18th century to John Radburne, Spanish merchant of London, died 1728. The plate consists of a silver chalice of …
A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
… 23 At the same time the larger houses, such as Cedar House and Merton House, were rebuilt or modified, and others … rates, and in 1437 men were hired and sent down from London to help. The area sown each year fluctuated in the … (400 quarters in 1445 and again in 1446) to brewers at London, yielding up to 70 a year. Much hay was also sold, and …