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A History of the County of Wiltshire
… of Swindon has completely absorbed the tithing. The house formerly belonging to Prince's Farm in Coate, and now … access to Upper Mill, which stood north-west of the manor house. The lane curved north-westwards to join the road from … p. 647 and Reg. Educ. Char. Lansdowne House, Berkeley Sq. London W.1. See p. 204. All other inf. from Endowed Char. …
A History of the County of Rutland
… Opposite the lane leading to the church, a muchmodernised house, known as the Priest's House, retains an inscribed stone with the motto 'Coelum … Rudd, vicar, 1626. 1 At the south end of the village is a house with mullioned bay windows and thatched roof, and panel …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… to Dover, a little way beyond the 67th mile-stone from London, having the church and court-lodge at a small distance … reaches more than a mile from the village beyond Swanton-house, a large antient stone building, towards Swingfield and …
A History of the County of Bedford
… Moretaine, and has a station on the Bedford branch of the London and North-Western railway. It is remarkably compact in … for Ireland from 1578 to 1582 and Speaker of the House of Commons in 15889. 33 Their eldest son was knighted … heads caboshed. There is also a slab to Richard Jones, a London grocer, who died 1669. There is one bell cast by Mears …
A History of the County of Northampton
… across the Nene, of Pilton with its old church and manor house. The Hall is a fine example of late Jacobean work built … of Pilton and Thorpe Achurch. Barnwell Station, on the London Midland and Scottish Railway, is just within the … who, being then the childless widow of Richard Piggott of London, married as her second husband Richard Hastings, …
A History of the County of Warwick
… 176 in memory of the Empress Faustina (II). 5 The Manor House, near the church, is a simple stone building, … bearing the name of St. Katherine, is by Thomas Harrys of London, c. 1480, the second by Hugh Watts of Leicester, 1625, … in 1544 the Crown granted it to him and Thomas Palmer of London. 65 Laurence Grey died in September 1545, seised of …
A History of the County of Somerset
… church lie at its southwestern edge, but further south are house platforms and a field called Castle Ditch, an … village, by the 11th century. It was the site of a manor house, 13 and was still described as a village in 1655, 14 … Sir Peregrine Acland created a private road between his house at Fairfield and the cliff above the harbour, and built …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… hill, is the village of Liminge, in which is the parsonage-house, a handsome modern dwelling, and above it, still … higher, the church. More southward in the valley is a house, called Broadstreet, the property and residence of the … close under the hill of which name it lies, the principal house in which formerly belonged to the Spicers, of Stanford; …