History, Gazette
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共 116 段- Stitt and Gatten, 705
- The Britons, taking advantage of the absence of Suetonius, w
- In the reign of William III., Hugh de Montgomery, second son
- CLIMATE, SOIL, AND ASPECT. The climate of this county is in
- Cleobury North, 8 miles S.W. of Bridgnorth, Henry George Myt
- At the time the Britons abandoned Wroxeter, the situation of
- The first that stormed were forty-two troopers dismounted, w
- The interior of this venerable edifice is spacious, lofty, a
- THE CHURCH OF ST. GILES stands at the eastern extremity of t
- THE WESLEYAN NEW CONNEXION CHAPEL, (EBENEZER,) situated at T
- THE EYE AND EAR ESTABLISHMENT, Castle-street, was establishe
- THE ARMOURY, situated near to St. Giles’ church, is a spacio
- When Roger de Montgomery took possession of his territories
- ANCIENT MANSIONS.—THE COUNCIL HOUSE, was so called from havi
- CHARITIES.—_Robert Owen_, by will, bearing date 14th March,
- CHARITIES.—_Thomas Bowdler_, in 1733, bequeathed £100, to be
- Bryan Henry, haberdasher, Princess street
- Hughes Thomas, bricklayer, Frankwell
- Ryder Ed., malster and butcher, Old heath
- Tibnam William, Wyle cop
- Price William, Abbey foregt
- To NEWTOWN, LLANIDLOES, & ABERYSTWITH—Evan Reece, on Wednesd
- an Extra-parochial Liberty, three and a half miles N.E. from
- a small township pleasantly situated on elevated ground, two
- is a pleasant village and township, containing some genteel
- 1 Bothell Mary, farmer
- The Britons were in the possession of Oswestry till the latt
- THE CHURCH, dedicated to St. Mary, is a fine old fabric of c
- _Sir John Swinnerton_, by will 1616, charged his lands with
- Roberts Robert, hydraulic engineer, plumber, glazier, and ga
- _Marked * are retail dealers only_.
- is a small village and township, three and a quarter miles S
- THE CHURCH, dedicated to St. Michael, a handsome structure i
- _John Trustan_, in 1659, gave certain lands, and directed th
- The principal residents are Rowland Hunt, Esq., Boreatton Ha
- Other decorations, in various parts, are not wanting to help
- Shuker Mrs. Catherine, Scotland street
- Davies Richard, colliery proprietor, Flannag Colliery
- _Margaret Dyos_, by will 1729, bequeathed £10, and directed
- is a village and township, intersected by the Shrewsbury and
- usually called SHRADEN, is a village and parish in the lower
- James George, wheelwright
- PROVIDENT SOCIETIES.—There are in this town several societie
- _Manchester and Liverpool District Bank_, Shropshire street;
- HINSTOCK
- A coach from Shrewsbury to the Whitmore station passes throu
- is a township and chapelry in the Wem division of the North
- a township and village on the northern verge of the county,
- CHARITIES.—_The Right Hon. Richard Hill_, by will, October 1
- _Mrs. Charlotte Corbet_ left £100, the interest to be given
- is a market town and considerable parish, which embraces the
- The following account of the state of Wem during the civil w
- Butler Henry, High street
- a small township, two miles and a half S.W. from Wem, contai
- THE FREE GRAMMAR SCHOOL and residence for the master is a no
- _Elizabeth Turton_, in 1794, bequeathed £500 in trust, to be
- Whittingham Thomas (timber and bend ware manufacturer)
- Roberts Thos., cabinetmaker, Alkington ln
- BERWICK MAVASTON is a lordship within the parish of Atcham,
- Eveson Thomas, farmer and gardener
- * Trigger Elizabeth, farmer
- is a considerable parish in the Wellington division of the S
- The celebrated nonconformist divine, Richard Baxter, was bor
- _Lady Catherine Leveson_, by her will, in 1670, devised to t
- The FREE GRAMMAR SCHOOL.—_William Adams_, of the city of Lon
- _William Adams_; who died in 1690, gave a rent charge of 26s
- Brown William, High street
- is a small parish, township, and pleasantly situated village
- _Paviour’s Charity_.—The yearly sum of £4 is paid by the age
- Odd Fellows’ Arms, Richard Hamlett, New street
- Browne Rev. Corbet, rector, The Rectory
- are separate townships, but returned as one division of the
- In the time of Edward the Confessor Albrighton was in two ma
- AN EXTRA PAROCHIAL LIBERTY in the Shiffnal division of the B
- CHARITIES.—_John Dovey_, of Farmcote, by deed of feoffment,
- Reynolds Richard, shopkeeper & shoemaker, Shakerley
- SNEDSHILL is a populous district in the parish of Shiffnal,
- is a parish and village on the turnpike road from Bridgnorth
- By an indenture of the 11th of August, 1725, in which it is
- ACKLETON is a small well-built village, and township in the
- CHARITIES.—_Thomas Owen_, justice of the Common Pleas, in 15
- is a parish and village, eight miles south-east from Shrewsb
- An entry in the parish book, dated 24th May, 1810, states, t
- is a parish and pleasant rural village, two miles north-west
- THE CHURCH, an ancient cruciform structure with a central to
- SIEFTON, a small village and township in the parish of Culmi
- is a parish in the lower division of the Munslow Hundred, wh
- The following is a grant to the burgesses made by Lord Morti
- is a parish and small rural village in the lower division of
- _Mrs. Ann Brown_, by her will dated 30th May, 1764, directed
- At a place called the Birches, between Buildwas and Ironbrid
- THE CHURCH is a handsome and spacious octagonal structure, w
- The incessant labours of Mr. Fletcher, both in public and in
- A charter of incorporation was granted to Wenlock in the 8th
- CHARITIES.—The _Rev. Francis Southern_ by his will, proved o
- CHARITIES.—_Robert Evans_, of the Dean, bequeathed 10s. per
- The ruins of this ancient baronial fortress are strikingly f
- CHARITIES.—_The Grammar School_.—It appears that all the pre
- Evans John, Mill street
- THE CHURCH, dedicated to St. Michael, is an ancient structur
- THE WESLEYAN METHODIST CHAPEL, situated on St. Mary’s Steps,
- Barber Rev. John, Stoneway head
- Owen Thomas, Ebenezer pl
- My days, alas! my mortal days, were short and wretched too:
- is a parish and pleasant rural village near the western bank
- is a parish and village in the Chelmarsh division of the Sto
- THE CHURCH, dedicated to the Holy Trinity, consists of nave,
- is a parish and village pleasantly situated on an acclivity
- THE CHURCH, dedicated to All Saints, is a cruciform structur
- WHITLEY AND WELBACH is a township in the parish of St. Chad;
- OAKES is a township and scattered village three miles west o
- _Thomas Edwards_, of Rorrington, gave by will 20s. yearly, t
- LEIGHTON is a township and well built village, one mile and
- is an extensive parish, comprising the townships of Abcott,
- CHENEY LONGVILLE is a township, ten miles north-west of Ludl
- is an extensive parish on the extreme south western borders