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A Descriptive Catalogue of Ancient Deeds
… the licence of the prior, except a parcel of land and wood called 'Pencoyd' which they may grant to anyone. The … the said marshes, and a cock ( cumulum) and a half of salt hay lying on 'le pole,' also of a bushel of corn and a capon, … between the high road called 'Longestrete' and the great wood of Bishops Hatfeld, and abutting on Frydayeffeld and …
A Descriptive Catalogue of Ancient Deeds
… of land in Pidelet[on] and in Wrokeshal, pasture and wood of Lauda, land in the manor of Floeta and in Melneford; … leading to 'le Marie,' land in a field called 'Davyes,' a wood called 'Pendhaugh,' land in Alotehaugh, adjoining the said wood and lying by a lane leading from Westwodc to Saretrowe, …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in the County of Northamptonshire
… approximately with the boundaries of the paddock named Wood Close on the 1584 and 1587 maps. At its S.E. end the …
Historical Collections of Private Passages of State
… withholden from the Crown. For all Woods, Under-woods, and Wood-grounds wrongfully withholden, intruded upon, incroached …
A Topographical Dictionary of Wales
… some of the clover is seeded: for the hilly districts hay seeds are obtained from Anglesey. Only the meadows of the … in the rest of the county, on the 1st of May. During the hay and corn harvest, the farmers of the Vale of Clwyd and …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… parish, comprising about 1300 acres, including a large wood. Denham Hall, the seat of the family, is now a … comprises 3262 a. 1 r. 32 p., of which about 30 acres are wood, and the remainder arable and pasture land. The living … common land; about 1600 acres are arable and meadow, 400 wood, and the rest pasture. It embraces a valley embosomed in …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Buckinghamshire
… a pointed head, probably of the 14th century; it is of wood, with chamfered edges, and was formerly the entrance to … early 17th-century date, of clunch and thin bricks with a wood lintel, but one stone shows the springing of a Tudor … between the storeys, and under the eaves a massive wood cornice, with egg and tongue ornament and large carved …
A Topographical Dictionary of Wales
… name of this hamlet denotes that it formerly abounded with wood, though little is observable at the present time, the … and romantic scenery, consisting of hill and dale, and wood and water, of much interest and beauty, in addition to … eminences, and two of these, being richly clothed with wood, add greatly to the beauty of its appearance. There are …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Huntingdonshire
… rails, early 17th-century. Sundial: On S. wall of nave of wood, with iron gnomon, perhaps early 18th-century. …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… St. Paul. The bridge over the Ravensbourne, anciently of wood, was rebuilt with stone in 1628, by Charles I., and … E.) from Liverpool; containing 16,864 inhabitants. The "Wood of Derby" is described in the Perambulation of the … liberty of the same name, in which all traces of wood have been succeeded by green pastures and stone fences. …