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Victoria County History

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Geology Geological Map of West Somerset Orographical Map

J. Prestwich , but chiefly to Mr. J. McMurtrie of Radstock , who is still at work in the area. The strata are generally divided as follows:- Upper Division Radstock and Farrington Series Sandstones and shales with eight seams of

Romano-British Somerset Part 3, Other Locations Fig. 56. Plan of the Neighbourhood of Camerton . Fig. 57. Plan of Larger House, excavated 1814-5 . (From Skinner.) Fig. 58. Base of Statuette. Fig. 59. Plan of Smaller House, Excavated 1817. (From Skinner.) Fig. 60. Fibula shewing Celtic Affinities. Found in Eighteen Acre Field (Skinner, Add. MS. 33661, fol. 142. From the original in the Bristol Museum (1/1). Fig. 61. Bronze Piece of Late Celtic Work (1/1), (From the original in the Bristol Museum .) Fig. 62. Plan of Ham Hill . (From Archaeologia .) Fig. 63. Remains from Ham Hill , in Taunton Museum . (From Photographs by Mr. Gray .) 1. Scale armour (2/3). 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 10, 11. Fibulae. 4. Thin Repousse Bronze of Late Celtic Style. 8. Roman Die . 9. Clay Slingbullet. 12. Bronze Head, Late Celtic. 13. Potsherds (resembling those of Glastonbury , fig. 3). Fig. 64. Plan of Brislington Villa. Fig. 65. Pewter Vessels found in the Well at Brislington , and Enlarged Sketches of the Patterns on them. (See p. 305. Fig. 66. Plan of Roman Villa at Great Wemberham, near Yatton Fig. 67. Restoration of Mosaic found at the Wemberham Villa near Yatton (p. 306). (From Somerset Arch . Proc .) Fig. 67 A. Lead Roundel From Sketch By Irvine (1/1;). Fig. 68. Inscribed Slab Fig. 69. Plan of Roman Villa at Wellow . Fig. 70. Finial 18 Inches High. Fig. 71. Wellow Mosaic A. Fig. 72. Wellow Mosaic B. ( Vetusta Monumenta .) Fig. 73. Inscription from Camerton (p. 291). Fig. 74. Relief from Wellow (p. 315). Fig. 75. Paulton Villas. (Skinner.) Fig. 76. Dark Brown Urn , 5 inches high, ornamented with leaf Pattern in Relief, found in 1818 : now in Bristol Museum . Fig. 77. Roman Tessellated Pavement at Nunney , Somerset . Fig. 78. Potters' Kiln, near Shepton Fig. 79. Cup found in Kiln, near Shepton Fig. 80. Plan of Roman Villas, near Somerton Fig. 81. Plan of Roman Villa at Littleton Fig. 82. Inscription from King's Sedgemoor. ( Archaeological Journal .) Fig. 83. Plan of Roman Villa at Pitney Fig. 84. Pitney Mosaic A. ( Scale 1 : 50 .) Fig. 85. Pitney Mosaic C (scale 31/4). Fig. 86. Pitney Mosaic B (p. 327). (From Hasell) 31/4. Fig. 87. Coker Mosaic (p. 330). (From a Photograph. Scale 1 : 15 .) Fig. 88. Mosaic found at East Coker , 1753. Fig. 89. Plan of Remains of Roman Villa at Wadeford Fig. 90. Plan of Charterhouse Mining District. Fig. 91. Objects from Charterhouse , now in Taunton Museum . 1. Lead weights (2/3). 2. Clay Bullets (2/3). 3. Black incised ware (2/3). 4. Clay Crucibles (2/3). 5. Crucible with lead handle (1/2). 6. Brick imitating wicker work (1/2). 7. Parts of a lead pig (3/8). (See p. 337.) Fig. 92. Firulae from Charterhouse in the Pass Collection. ( Bristol Museum ). 1/1. Fig. 93. Gems from Charterhouse . (After S. S. Lewis ). Fig. 94. Bronze Mask (1/1). (Pass Collection.) Fig. 95. Iron Implements (1/1). Fig. 96. ( Archaeologie .) Fig. 97. ( Archaeologia ). Fig. 98. Two Bronze Fibulae found at Charterhouse

along a lofty plateau just 500 ft. above sea-level, which divides the Dunkerton and Radstock valleys. On the southern edge of this plateau, immediately above Radstock and close to the hamlet of Clandown , in the parish of Camerton ,

Romano-British Somerset Index Fig. 99. Brooch from Wolvershill, 1/1;. Fig. 100. Brooch from Irchester . Fig. 101. Roman Finds at Clevedon . Fig. 102. Winsford ( Exmoor ).

. Not necessarily but not improbably Roman. Farnham Wood . -See English Combe . Filwood. -See Whitchurch . Foscote (near Radstock ). -Skinner reports potsherds. Freshford . -Bronze key, once in possession of Martin Tupper , accepted as Roman by

Houses of Benedictine monks The cathedral priory of Bath

churches of Olveston , Hawkesbury and Cold Ashton ; in the diocese of Bath and Wells pensions from Camely and Radstock Churches, pittances for the monks from Cannington , allowances for the cook and the almoner from Kelston Church and

Parishes Potterne

how in the dead of winter, when the roads were bad, a gang of unemployed hauled a farmer's wagon to Radstock and brought back a load of coal.' 44 There were several local friendly societies. The ' Wiltshire Friendly Society'

British History Online

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House of Commons Journal Volume 85, 31 March 1830, 31 March 1830-31 March 1830

do lie upon the Table; and be printed. Radstock Roads Bill, reported. Mr. Dickinson reported from the Committee on the Bill for more effectually repairing and otherwise improving several Roads from Radstock to Buckland, Dinham, Kilmersdon, Babington and Hallatrow ,

House of Commons Journal Volume 85, 1 April 1830, 01 April 1830-01 April 1830

the said Petition be referred to the Committee on the Bill. Radstock Roads Bill, passed. An ingrossed Bill for more effectually repairing and otherwise improving several Roads from Radstock to Buckland, Dinham, Kilmersdon, Babington and Hallatrow , and from Norton

House of Lords Journal Volume 62, 6 April 1830, 06 April 1830-06 April 1830

same Place; and to adjourn as they please. Radstock Roads Bill. Hodie 2 a vice lecta est Billa , intituled, "An Act for more effectually repairing and otherwise improving several Roads from Radstock to Buckland Dinham, Kilmersdon, Babington and Hallastrow

House of Lords Journal Volume 62, 7 April 1830, 07 April 1830-07 April 1830

House, without any Amendment." Radstock Roads Bill. The Earl of Shaftesbury made the like Report from the Lords Committees, to whom the Bill, intituled, "An Act for more effectually repairing and otherwise improving several Roads from Radstock to Buckland Dinham,

House of Commons Journal Volume 85, 22 February 1830, 22 February 1830-22 February 1830

first time; and ordered to be read a second time. Radstock Roads Bill. presented. Mr. Egerton presented a Bill for more effectually repairing and otherwise improving several Roads from Radstock to Buckland, Dinham, Kilmersdon, Babington and Hallatrow , and from

House of Commons Parliamentary Papers

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10 May 1827, 10 May 1827

the Lords ComÃÂ¬ mittees for Privileges, to whom it was referred to consider of the Petition of Granville George Baron Radstock, praying their Lordships, " That his Right to vote at the " Elections of Peers of Ireland to sit

Index, 22 January 1828

434. RABBITS v. Doe ; Writ of Error ; withdrawn (on Petition of Plaintiff) on Payment of ÃÂ£90 Costs, 247. Radstock, Lord ; Petition claiming to vote at Elections of Peers for Ireland; Vide Ireland. Ramsgate Church ; Bill brought

2 April 1830, 2 April 1830

others ; With a Bill, intituled, "An Act for more effectually " repairing and otherwise improving several Roads from " Radstock to Buckland Dinham, Kilmersdon, Babington " and Hallastrow, and from Norton Down to Norton " Saint Philip, in the

6 April 1830, 6 April 1830

vice lecta est Billa, intituled, " An Act for " more effectually repairing and otherwise improving " several Roads from Radstock to Buckland JDinham, 11 Kilmersdon, Babington and Hallastrow, and from " Norton Down to Norton Saint Philip, in the

7 April 1830, 7 April 1830

effectually repairing and otherwise Rents in and towards the Payment of the Bills of Costs " improving several Roads from Radstock to Buckland of the said Defendant John Morgan, and Interest thereon, e< Dinham, Kilmersdon, Babington and Hallastrow, and in

British Newspapers 1600-1900

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British Newspapers 1600-1900

y mae eu henwau yn adnabyddus i'r c\ffredin o4idieithr y Gwir Anrhydeddus ConpER TEI1PIE (Hlys-lah Ar- glwydd PALMERSTON), ac Arglwydd RADSTOCK. yr hwn a fu yn pregcthu vn ddiweddar gyca graddau o ]wyddiant yn Rwsia. Ond yr oedd- ynt oll

British Newspapers 1600-1900

medfir, a'r noesu f-aenorel. Ymhlith y rhai oedd yU 'hi bresenol yr oedd yr Arglwydd Gapghellydd, Arglwyddi: ry Coan 's Radstock, a lliaws mawr o fceeddigiee. Dechrenwyd trwy gann emyn, a gweddiwyd gan, Mr. hl StepLenseo Blackwood. Ye awr'ac e'iwaith

British Newspapers 1600-1900

a Iwerddon:-Ardalydd Cholmondeley, Iarll Cavan, i- Aaglwyad. Radstock, Arglwydd Carrick, ac Iarll 0 Chichester.; Mynychant gyfarfodydd y ddan ofengyl- r wr yn Llundain, ae y mae un a honynt, ee£ frglwydd r Radstock, newydd gychwyn i .wsia i efengyln yno.

British Newspapers 1600-1900

Leeds; the Dowager Countess Nor- manton; the Dowagers Lady Arritdel, Lady Bridnort, Lady Browolow ; the Marchioness of Exdter, Lady ,Radstock, Lady Carr, Lady Hamlyn Williamr; Mrs. E Cox, Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Elliott, Mrs. Hughes, Mrs. Ibbett- son, Mrs. Jones,

British Newspapers 1600-1900

apples, about. the size of vwalnuts, weas gathered on Wednesday week, from the trees at Mr. Oxenaham's, 'aglinch Farm, near Radstock. At a sale at Stone, the other day, a team of four beautiful greys, which about two years since

The History of Parliament

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RADSTOCK, William, of Bath, Som.

RADSTOCK, William, of Bath, Som. Constituency Dates Bath Nov. 1414 Biography Radstock witnessed local deeds between June 1413 and January 1422. He was described as an inn-keeper when involved in a business transaction at Bath with Richard Aylmer, a London

STOURTON, John I (d.1438), of Preston Plucknett, Som.

the county of Somerset. His first wife’s father had held the serjeanty of East Perrott, the manors and advowsons of Radstock and Wheathill, and lands and rents in Lovington and from the bedelry of the hundred of Wells ‘Foreyn’, which,

19th Century British Pamphlets

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The case against leaseholds: a summary of the evidence in favor of leasehold enfranchisement, taken by the Town Holdings Committee ... 1887 [and 1888 ] ., 1887

only find a suitable position; but they have searched hi vain. Mr. Jones cited other cases of hardship in the country, at Radstock , Newport , Cardiff , Stoke near Plymouth and elsewhere. Clerkenwell . King ' s Cross. Greemvich.

The fourteenth annual report of the Ladies' Society for promoting the early education and improvement of the children of negroes and colour in the British West Indies, with a list of subscribers., 1839

Mrs. C Milner, Miss 0 10 0 N eave, Miss Pomfret , Countess of Quin, Dr. (2 years) Radstock , Dowager Lady Radstock , Lady Rogers , Miss Rogers , Miss M. A Ann.Subs. £ s. d. 1 0 0

The thirteenth annual report of the Ladies' Society for the Ladies'Society for promoting the early education and improvement of the children of negroes and people of colour in the British West In..., 1838

collected by, for Female Refuge 5 0 0 Pomfret, Countess of 110 Quin, Dr 1 0 0 Radstock , Dowager Lady 10 0 Radstock , Lady 1 0 0 Riversdale , Lady 0 10 0 Rogers, Bliss 1 1 0

The Truth about opium-smoking, 1882

Rev. John Stonghton, D.D. Cardinal Manning . Duke of Westminster . Earls of Shaftesbury and Cavan . Lords-Ebury, Polwarth , Radstock . Judges- Sir Ed . Fry; the late Sir R. Lush . Members of Parliament-Wm. M'Arthur; J. W. Pease

Southampton and Bristol united by direct railway communication, 1854

other hand he was glad to hear at Warmin¬ ster that the works on the line from Frome to the Radstock collieries was being actively prosecuted. At the Warminster Station he took the coach to Salisbury , and was enabled

The Clergy of the Church of England Database

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George Fiddes, 5/10/1778

Fiddes Forename George Title Qualification University College Year EVENT TYPE Reason Death Date 5/10/1778 Office/Status Rector Clerical Status Location Radstock// OTHER INFORMATION Source SRO, D/D/B/Reg 32 (Moss Register) (Episcopal Register) Ordinary / Jurisdiction Moss, Charles/Bath & Wells 1774- 1802 Comment

Johannes Price, 29/8/1719

CLERICAL DETAIL Surname Price Forename Johannes Title Qualification University College Year EVENT TYPE Reason natural death Date 29/8/1719 Office/Status Rector Clerical Status Location Radstock// OTHER INFORMATION Source SRO, D/D/B.Reg/25 (Register) Ordinary / Jurisdiction Hooper, George/Bath & Wells 1704- 1727 Comment

Johannes Willis, 18/4/1626

Willis Forename Johannes Title Qualification MA University College Year EVENT TYPE Type Institution Date 18/4/1626 Office/Status Rector Clerical Status Location Radstock// OTHER INFORMATION Source PRO, E331 Bath&Wells 3 (Returns to First Fruits Office) Ordinary / Jurisdiction Lake, Arthur/Bath & Wells

Robertus Webb, 10/6/1645

Webb Forename Robertus Title Qualification MA University College Year EVENT TYPE Type Institution Date 10/6/1645 Office/Status Rector Clerical Status Location Radstock// OTHER INFORMATION Source SRO, D/D/B Register 20 (Register) Ordinary / Jurisdiction Peirs, William/Bath & Wells 1632- 1670 Comment Patrons

Johannes Coles, 29/8/1719

Coles Forename Johannes Title Qualification MA University College Year EVENT TYPE Type Institution Date 29/8/1719 Office/Status Rector Clerical Status Location Radstock// OTHER INFORMATION Source SRO, D/D/B.Reg/25 (Register) Ordinary / Jurisdiction Hooper, George/Bath & Wells 1704- 1727 Comment Patron Details PATRON

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