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You searched for: Place: "Old Lodge" "Old Lodge", Date from: 1800-01-01, Date to: 1900-12-31

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  • * Victoria County History *

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    Four Towers

    Four Towers FOUR TOWERS The extra-parochial district or place called Four Towers lay in the former Selwood forest between the parishes of Brewham, Charlton Musgrove , and Shepton Montague , on the western side of the Selwood ridge. 70

    Earls Colne ` Manors and other estates

    Earls Colne ` Manors and other estates MANORS AND OTHER ESTATES Ealdor- man Aelfgar between 946 and 951 devised land at Colne to his daughter Aelfflaed who between 1000 and 1002 devised it to the religious house at Stoke

    Lilleshall Economic history

    Lilleshall Economic history ECONOMIC HISTORY. Agriculture. The manor was worth £6 in 1066 , £4 in 1086 . The estate was taxed at 10 hides. There were two ploughteams on the demesne and eight among the tenants, but there

    List of illustrations

    List of illustrations LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS For permission to reproduce material in their copyright, custody, or possession and for the loan of prints, thanks are offered to Aerofilms Ltd. (plate 31), the British Waterways Board (plate 8), Dr. I.

    The colleges and halls Magdalene Magdalene College . Quarterly per pale indented or and azure a bend azure and two eagles or with a fret and two martlets or on the bend .

    The colleges and halls Magdalene MAGDALENE COLLEGE Magdalene College . Quarterly per pale indented or and azure a bend azure and two eagles or with a fret and two martlets or on the bend . Foundation. When Thomas, Lord

  • * British Newspapers 1600-1900 * *

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    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    1-11-?-, p C,?,u,. INid ydyn4 YA ystyriedl ean Awunin yn gyPrifol am *usiadau air ysvrifebayr, Y FUGEILIAETH. HENAFGWR 0 DDIACON AT El NAI, Fy f nxiyl Nai,-Daeth eich Ilythyr i'm llaw yn ddioael, a darllenais ef yn of lus Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    BOROUGH OF BIRM4INGHAM. pOLICE REGULATIONS. TH -VISIT OF HER MOST GRACIOUS 'MAJESTY ttLNAND HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS TILE PRINCE TlIE tITE CONSORT, ON TUESDAY NEXT, TUINE 15th, ISIS. (-QUEEN and the PRINCE CONSORT HE1 ariea ieRiwySaie reat Queen Street, at Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    rTEE BIRMINGHlAMI MIOURNIMG ~~~~~AN*D FUNERAL WAREHOUSE, 40, NWV STREET, EfIM.Plk1NOHA2Al. CRAPES,PZPARAM TTAS, I-}EiPIETTA, PFJNCEA1.A, 41ND COBURG CLOTHS, DRESS SILKS, 1'7NTS, GINGHAMIIS, 1MILLINERY IIANTLES, AND EVERY REQUISITE FOR FAMILY MOURNING, IN TEli GSsFATEST VARTETY AT TEF LOWEST CHARWSES FUNERALS ECONOMICALLY Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    THE BIRNINGHAM MOURNING AND FUNERAL WAREHOUSE, 42, NEW STREFT, BIRMINGHAM. - ACC E and BARKER respectfully B announce that they are now making a full display MOURNING NOVELTIES, In every department of their Establiohment, and they beg to state Subscribers-only content

    British Newspapers 1600-1900

    THE BIM[I2NGHAM MOURNING AND FUNERAL WAREHOUSE, 4, NEW STREBZ, BIRPINGHAA4 t RACH and BAltKER respectfully LPinvite publio attention to thoir exteneivo Stock of BLACK DRESS SILKS, CRAPES, PARIMATTAS, HENRIETrA, PRINCETTA, AND COBURG CLOTHS, PRL'TS, GINGHAMS, AND EVERY ARTICLE NECESSARY Subscribers-only content

 

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