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A History of the County of Oxford
… a two-storeyed block with east and west cross wings, the south facade dominated by a large classical portico. 17 Its … plans to add a single storey ballroom projecting from the south portico were not fulfilled, perhaps because of Jones's … that, as later, the formal approach to the hall was by the south drive. Peripheral entrance lodges were built. Blindwell …
A History of the County of Oxford
… before 1595 by William Seacole. 56 In 1517 the Seacoles of South Leigh had acquired Perch closes in Tilgarsley, which in … tenants, the Watts family. 75 Part of Freeland east and south-east of Elm Farm seems to have formed an ancient … to in the 1540s, 82 and in 1605 the fields immediately south of the wood were called Freelands. 83 At the …
A History of the County of Oxford
… chapel. 18 A new church of St. Peter was begun on land south-west of the parish church in the late 1930s, but work …
A History of the County of Oxford
… of the abbey The abbey site covered a wide area on the south side of Eynsham village: land between Station Road on … and High Street on the north, and the Chil brook on the south seems to have been kept in hand by the abbey for much … the chief monastic buildings evidently stood in an area south of the original parish churchyard known in 1650 as …
A History of the County of Oxford
… centre of the home farm in Tilgarsley's fields. West and south-west were Grange coppice (70a., of which only Castle's … surrounding the place the Bowles'. 68 In 1802 a field south of Bowles Farm was called Churchyard ground, and in the … identified as a possible habitation site lie ½ mile south-east of Bowles Farm in an area once called Turners …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Herefordshire
… and lengthened towards the W. in the 14th century. The South Porch was added probably in the first half of the 17th … character. On the W. gable is a restored bell-cote. The South Porch is timber-framed and of early 17th-century date. …
A History of the County of Shropshire
… It was defined on the west by field boundaries, on the south by the ancient Newport-Shrewsbury road, and on the east … parishes. 22 Nevertheless substantial portions in the south-east part of the township remained in Wellington parish … sands and gravels forming the higher land in the south and west of the township, and wetter lake clay giving …
A History of the County of Shropshire
… division between the higher, better drained ground in the south and west of the township, where the community's arable … as Holt field, north-west of the village, Little field, south-west of the village beside Bratton brook, and Dossett field, south-east of the village in the area of the later Eyton Hall …
A History of the County of Shropshire
… an 18th-century farmhouse of three bays. 31 The north and south wings were added later in the century, 32 probably by … a galleried museum wing on the west and imparked c. 70 a. south-east of Eyton Hall and stocked it with fallow deer. A … walnut avenue, led to the house through the park from the south. 33 After 1963 the avenue was felled and the house …
Dictionary of English Furniture Makers 1660-1840
… 10 February 1757. [York app. reg.] Fairbridge, Anthony, 55 South Audley St, London, cm and u (182030). Declared … c. 1740 and set up at The Hand, Crown & Star, on the south side of St Paul's Churchyard, Farmer remaining at … Fayrer, John T., London, cm and u (182639). Trading at 42 South Molton St, Oxford St, 182635; 6 Gray St, 1837 39, in …