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  • * Victoria County History *

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    Greinton

    in shape but as a result of inclosure in 1798 was extended south-west and south into Sedgemoor and south-east to Nythe in Ashcott . 10 Thereafter it measured roughly 3.25 km. from north to south and 2 km. from east

    Parishes Wanborough

    Land in the Nythe at the northern end of the parish, and elsewhere, was by this time held by a syndicate of tenants and known as the Great Bargain. The property included meadow land at the Nythe and other lands

    Ashcott

    Poldens. 1 It lies 7 km. south-west of Glastonbury and includes Ashcott village and the hamlets of Pedwell , Nythe , Buscott , Berhill , and Ashcott Heath . It is irregular in shape, with projections into the peat moors

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    Introduction Introduction

    a farmer at Greylake kept 100 geese for their feathers before 1676 and c . 200 were driven away to Nythe in Greinton in 1681 . 1 By 1691 56 a. of arable had been turned into meadow or pasture.

  • * British History Online * *

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    Entry Book, March 1663, 01 March 1663-31 March 1663

    one of the messengers of the Chamber in ordinary attending the Lord Treasurer, to apprehend Thomas Ellen, Henry Lownes, John Nythe, William Faucoone and Thomas Abbott for violently making a rescue of some packs of wool seized by John Impett,

    Index, N, 01 January 1660-31 December 1667

    Nutby , Edward, 346, 352. Nutmegs , 367, 421, 432, 446, 499, 635. -, oil of, 433. Nuttall (Nutall, Nuthall), Edward, customer of Ipswich. 3. -, James, 149, 169, 334, 337, 413. Nutting , John, 598. Nythe , John, 510.

    Edward VI, February 1548, 01 February 1548-28 February 1548

    furthwith brooke a chaice, in whiche thennemyes were overthrown"; and above 500 of them taken slain and drowned in the Nythe. There were taken a son of Glencarne's, a son of Lord Somerville's, 3 brothers of the Lord Creighttons, 2 Subscribers-only content

  • * House of Commons Parliamentary Papers * *

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    9 May 1803, 9 May 1803

    of Lincoln;" to which they defire the Concurrence of this Houfe. A Meflage was brought from the Houfe of Commons, Nythe En- by Sir William Heathcote and others: cloture BilL With a Bill, intituled, " An Act for dividing, allot- Subscribers-only content

    9 May 1803, 9 May 1803

    169 " ting, and enclofing a Common, called the Nythe, " otherwife the Nythen Common, in the Parifh of Old " Alresford, in the County of Southampton;" to which they defire the Concurrence of this Houfe. ;n. A Meffage was Subscribers-only content

    10 May 1803, 10 May 1803

    they pleafe. Hodie 2a vice lecla efi Billa, intituled, " An Aft for Nythe En- " dividing, allotting, and enclofing a Common called clofure Bill. " the Nythe, otherwife the Nythen Common, in the " Parifh of Old Alresford, in Subscribers-only content

    26 May 1803, 26 May 1803

    and other Commonable Lands and Wafte Grounds, within the Parifh of Kirkby-cUm-Ofgodby, in the County of Lincoln" was committed. cc Nythe En- tfofure Bill. The Lord Walfingham reported from the Lords Com- Lady South* mittees, appointed to confider of the Subscribers-only content

    27 May 1803, 27 May 1803

    Ofgodby EncMure B-;ih jham, End' Bill- Meflages to H. C. that the Lords have agreed to the Five preceding Bills. Nythe En- clofure Bill: The Lord Walfingham reported from the Lords Com- Bill reported, mittees, to whom the Bill, intituled, Subscribers-only content

  • * British Newspapers 1600-1900 * *

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    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    Id. JTrHREE LECTURES upon' the RIFLE. BV Calooel B. C. WssyonD, As-iotlnt Comnmandant and Chief Icet=ee or Scho.l of Raoketry, Nythe. '' - ondon: Jobha W. Plarker 'and Son, West Strand. Twvelfth E dLtion, onc vos. SO. pHE HEIR of Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    Oth stfriotut secerecy cite tle safely rolieduponi. Apply poelifl;ly~~, or slat. somount required, aned whon. DAVID TURlNEI, Malnager. N.B.-Distetcecnccobject. Thernoltenyadlvticeed Nythe abero itrnnlt daring f-to poet. few ynare exceedTWl I1O N1tILLIO-i4, act nuo go'il &I i'.tljient Is ever reftinait. Entiebliched Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    May 13, August 13. and Novemlber 13, the last instalmnent secured by guaan- tors Liabilities £480. 16s. ed. Jad CeRoad, Nythe Barn, Yate anmn, Heaton, farmer.: Deed of assignment for benefit of creditors, dated May 2, and filed May 9, Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    "'the poet's walk ": the lesto nivr of this NO family being Lord IHerbtet of Cherbury, Reacorder of Beirdley, In Nythe beginnin-g of the century a quantht,,01 Sirt1-eery Herbert's NG correcpundenino wos diseovered in one of the towers. isriudiog letters Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    Field . ...... . D ....... . 1 Te Paddock.. r. _ .hedes. 4 ,321 The Premises are delightfully situated Nythe North flank of the River Calder, and enjoy'uveky fine Plos.t pect ofHto Lodge, Jiirklees Hal.Cn. ht-,~ s orcse P Subscribers-only content

 

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