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University of London: the Historical Record (1836-1926)
… Weeks, Edward Joseph: Sir John Cass Technical Institute. Wood, Florence Mary: Birkbeck Coll. Workman, Franz: Imperial …
Cardiff Records
… John Thackwell Henry Williams Edward Priest Richards John Wood John Bradley Capital Burgesses Nathaniel French Nicholl Wood Thomas Morgan Joseph Wheeler Samuel Dimond Thomas Bourue … Hussey Thomas John Thomas Stephen Todd the Elder Frederick Wood Thomas Watkins Evan David John Lucas William Bird John …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… inhabitants. It comprises 1918 acres, of which 452 are in wood. The living is a discharged vicarage, valued in the … acres, of which about 1100 are arable, 560 pasture, 216 wood, and 33 road; the soil is fertile, the substratum …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in the County of Northamptonshire
… that 'there was formerly a park including 30 acres of wood ... but the ground hath long since been applied to other …
Dictionary of Traded Goods and Commodities
… placed one on each side of a fireplace to support burning wood or as a rest for the FIRE IRONs. This was also known as … placed one on each side of a fireplace to support burning wood. When the FIRE GRATE became more common, dogs irons were …
Survey of London
… and it has a semicircular arched head and panelled wood sides and soffit. There are four stone steps projecting …
A History of the County of Shropshire
… 1425 the duchess of Norfolk sold the third of Wellington Hay that had come to her as part of the unsettled estates of … in 1313 to inclose and cultivate 60 a. of Haughmond wood and in 1318 Hadnall wood was divided and inclosed. 14 In … of Shrewsbury were granted 240 a. of Lythwood, a royal hay in Condover, at a rent of 3 d. an acre and by 1364 …
A History of the County of Shropshire
… the gentry and substantial farmers. Inclosure In mainly wood-pasture areas like Shropshire, where arable farming was … the winter rates being 1 d. lower. For mowing at the hay and grain harvests the daily rates were 6 d. and 8 d. … the rate for general labour in the winter of 17034. The hay mower was paid 1 s. a day in 1713. In the autumn of 1746 …
A History of the County of Shropshire
… crop capable of improving land and being made into hay; a crop was offered for sale at Condover in 1798, the … time Rouse-Boughton also rebuilt others, such as Upper Wood Farm, Hopton Cangeford. 1 PLAN & ELEVATION of a HOUSE … 47 and Abraham Darby (III) had another large one at the Hay, Madeley, when he died in 1789. 48 Nevertheless simple …