Curiosities of Great Britain: England and Wales Delineated Vol.1-11: Historical, Entertaining & Commercial; Alphabetically Arranged. 11 Volume set.Dugdale, Thomas
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Curiosities of Great Britain: England and Wales Delineated Vol.1-11: Historical, Entertaining & Commercial; Alphabetically Arranged. 11 Volume set.
Dugdale, Thomas
Great Britain -- Gazetteers
Map| Names of Places. | County. | Number of Miles From
+--+---------------------+----------+--------------+--------------+
24|Ashby West pa|Lincoln |Horncastle 2|Louth 12|
15|Ashchurch pa|Gloucester|Tewkesbury 1|Winchcombe 9|
11|Ashcombe[A] pa|Devon |Chudleigh 3|Exeter 9|
34|Ashcott chap|Somerset |Glastonbury 6|Bridgewater 10|
14|Ashdon or Ashingdon }| | | |
| to & pa}|Essex |Saff. Walden 4|Haverhill 6|
14|Asheldam pa|Essex |Bradwell 4|Burnham 4|
15|Ashelworth pa|Gloucester|Gloucester 5|Tewkesbury 8|
14|Ashen pa|Essex |Clare 2|Halstead 9|
5|Ashenden[B] pa|Bucks |Thame 6|Bicester 11|
36|Ashfield Great[C] pa|Suffolk |Stowmarket 7|Ixworth 5|
36|Ashfield-cum-Thorpe p|Suffolk |Framlingham 6|Debenham 2|
10|Ashford[D] chap|Derby |Bakewell 2|Tideswell 6|
+--+---------------------+----------+--------------+--------------+
|Dist.|
Map| Names of Places. | Number of Miles From |Lond.|Population.
+--+---------------------+----------+--------------+--------------+
24|Ashby West pa|Wragby 13| 138| 391|
15|Ashchurch pa|Cheltenham 8| 103| 649|
11|Ashcombe[A] pa|Teignmouth 6| 177| 320|
34|Ashcott chap|Somerton 7| 129| 834|
14|Ashdon or Ashingdon }| | | |
| to & pa}|Linton 4| 45| 1103|
14|Asheldam pa|Maldon 9| 46| 144|
15|Ashelworth pa|Newent 7| 105| 540|
14|Ashen pa|Haverhill 5| 54| 373|
5|Ashenden[B] pa|Aylesbury 8| 46| 368|
36|Ashfield Great[C] pa|Botesdale 8| 76| 408|
36|Ashfield-cum-Thorpe p|Eye 9| 83| 375|
10|Ashford[D] chap|Buxton 10| 155| 782|
+--+---------------------+-------------------------+-----+--------+
[A] ASHCOMBE is a parish in the hundred of Exminster. Here is a mansion
of Lord Arundel's, situated in a large amphitheatre of hills, richly
wooded at their base, and at their summit often studded with herds of
sheep or deer. The only entrance to this romantic dale is from the
north, by a road, which though perfectly safe, falls precipitately down
a narrow ridge of one of the hills.
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