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Survey of the High Roads of England and Wales. Part the First.: Comprising the counties of Kent, Surrey, Sussex, Hants, Wilts, Dorset, Somerset, Devon, and Cornwall. etc.Mogg, Edward S.

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Survey of the High Roads of England and Wales. Part the First.: Comprising the counties of Kent, Surrey, Sussex, Hants, Wilts, Dorset, Somerset, Devon, and Cornwall. etc.

Name: Survey of the High Roads of England and Wales. Part the First.: Comprising the counties of Kent, Surrey, Sussex, Hants, Wilts, Dorset, Somerset, Devon, and Cornwall. etc.
Author: Mogg, Edward S.

Mogg, Edward S.

England -- Maps; Great Britain -- Maps; Roads -- Great Britain

|handsome market house: the church is an ancient building. It is a
     |pleasant and healthy place, but standing on a dry stoney soil is
     |not fertile, and its chief support is the woollen manufacture. The
     |fields in the neighbourhood are in general inclosed with stone
     |walls instead of hedges. It contains 458 houses, and 2402
     |inhabitants. Market on Wednesday.
     |
   67|Cosham, Hants, 32, 214, 223.
     |
  141|Cossington, Somerset, 191. A parish containing 49 houses, and 237
     |inhabitants.
     |
  111|Coston, Somerset, 202.
     |
     |Cotley Hill, Wilts, 206.
     |
  108|Cottage Crescent, Somerset, 187.
     |
  230|Council Barrow, Cornwall, 155.
     |
   64|Court Week, Sussex, 44.
     |
   88|Cowden Down, Wilts, 105.
     |
  249|Cowland, Cornwall, 157.
     |
     |Cowsfield Green, Wilts, 210.
     |
  127|Coxley, Somerset, 190.
     |
  127|Coxley Pound, Somerset, 190.
     |
  212|Crab Tree, Devon, 122.
     |
  181|Crab Tree, Devon, 196.
     |
  113|Crackment Hill, Somerset, 140.
     |
  223|Crafthole, Cornwall, 123.
     |
  143|Crandon Bridge, Somerset, 192.
     |
   12|Cranford Bridge, Middlesex, 174.
     |
   30|Crawley, Sussex, 49. A parish containing 26 houses, and 210
     |inhabitants.
     |
   13|Crayford, Kent, 2. The name is derived from an ancient ford over
     |the river Cray, or Crouch; which, a little below this town, falls
     |into the Darent. Here are some considerable callico printing
     |grounds, and a manufactory for slitting iron and rolling it into
     |hoops. In this and the adjoining parishes are a number of deep
     |caverns, artificially cut out of the chalk pits; concerning the
     |origin of which various conjectures have been formed. The church
     |stands on an eminence, and is ornamented with a beautiful
     |altar-piece. The river produces excellent trout. It contains 187
     |houses, and 1210 inhabitants.
     |
  182|Crediton Lane End, Devon, 148.
     |
  130|=Crewkerne=, Somerset, 142. A market town and parish, lying in a
     |pleasant valley on the branches of the rivers Parret and Axe, and
     |consists of five principal streets; the church is an elegant
     |Gothic structure, richly ornamented. The market-house is roomy,
     |and stands in the centre of the town; it is well supplied on
     |Saturdays with provisions, corn, &c. It contains 489 houses, and
     |2576 inhabitants.
     |
   93|Cribbage Hutt, Wilts, 137.
     |
  136|Cricket Wood, Somerset, 143.
     |
  138|Crim Chard, Somerset, 145.
     |
     |Crockerhill, Sussex, 216.
     |
  184|Crockernwell, Devon, 148.
     |
   63|Croix, St., Hants, 78, 84.
     |
   77|Cromlech, The Devil’s Den, Wilts, 183. This ancient monument is
     |formed of two upright stones, supporting a vast flat one as an
     |impost; and, from the great breadth of the supporters, it has the
     |appearance of a cave. Near it are two other stones lying on the

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Survey of the High Roads of England and Wales. Part the First.: Comprising the counties of Kent, Surrey, Sussex, Hants, Wilts, Dorset, Somerset, Devon, and Cornwall. etc.Mogg, Edward S.

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Survey of the High Roads of England and Wales. Part the First.: Comprising the counties of Kent, Surrey, Sussex, Hants, Wilts, Dorset, Somerset, Devon, and Cornwall. etc.

Mogg, Edward S.

England -- Maps; Great Britain -- Maps; Roads -- Great Britain

|handsome market house: the church is an ancient building. It is a
     |pleasant and healthy place, but standing on a dry stoney soil is
     |not fertile, and its chief support is the woollen manufacture. The
     |fields in the neighbourhood are in general inclosed with stone
     |walls instead of hedges. It contains 458 houses, and 2402
     |inhabitants. Market on Wednesday.
     |
   67|Cosham, Hants, 32, 214, 223.
     |
  141|Cossington, Somerset, 191. A parish containing 49 houses, and 237
     |inhabitants.
     |
  111|Coston, Somerset, 202.
     |
     |Cotley Hill, Wilts, 206.
     |
  108|Cottage Crescent, Somerset, 187.
     |
  230|Council Barrow, Cornwall, 155.
     |
   64|Court Week, Sussex, 44.
     |
   88|Cowden Down, Wilts, 105.
     |
  249|Cowland, Cornwall, 157.
     |
     |Cowsfield Green, Wilts, 210.
     |
  127|Coxley, Somerset, 190.
     |
  127|Coxley Pound, Somerset, 190.
     |
  212|Crab Tree, Devon, 122.
     |
  181|Crab Tree, Devon, 196.
     |
  113|Crackment Hill, Somerset, 140.
     |
  223|Crafthole, Cornwall, 123.
     |
  143|Crandon Bridge, Somerset, 192.
     |
   12|Cranford Bridge, Middlesex, 174.
     |
   30|Crawley, Sussex, 49. A parish containing 26 houses, and 210
     |inhabitants.
     |
   13|Crayford, Kent, 2. The name is derived from an ancient ford over
     |the river Cray, or Crouch; which, a little below this town, falls
     |into the Darent. Here are some considerable callico printing
     |grounds, and a manufactory for slitting iron and rolling it into
     |hoops. In this and the adjoining parishes are a number of deep
     |caverns, artificially cut out of the chalk pits; concerning the
     |origin of which various conjectures have been formed. The church
     |stands on an eminence, and is ornamented with a beautiful
     |altar-piece. The river produces excellent trout. It contains 187
     |houses, and 1210 inhabitants.
     |
  182|Crediton Lane End, Devon, 148.
     |
  130|=Crewkerne=, Somerset, 142. A market town and parish, lying in a
     |pleasant valley on the branches of the rivers Parret and Axe, and
     |consists of five principal streets; the church is an elegant
     |Gothic structure, richly ornamented. The market-house is roomy,
     |and stands in the centre of the town; it is well supplied on
     |Saturdays with provisions, corn, &c. It contains 489 houses, and
     |2576 inhabitants.
     |
   93|Cribbage Hutt, Wilts, 137.
     |
  136|Cricket Wood, Somerset, 143.
     |
  138|Crim Chard, Somerset, 145.
     |
     |Crockerhill, Sussex, 216.
     |
  184|Crockernwell, Devon, 148.
     |
   63|Croix, St., Hants, 78, 84.
     |
   77|Cromlech, The Devil’s Den, Wilts, 183. This ancient monument is
     |formed of two upright stones, supporting a vast flat one as an
     |impost; and, from the great breadth of the supporters, it has the
     |appearance of a cave. Near it are two other stones lying on the

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Survey of the High Roads of England and Wales. Part the First.: Comprising the counties of Kent, Surrey, Sussex, Hants, Wilts, Dorset, Somerset, Devon, and Cornwall. etc.

Survey of the High Roads of England and Wales. Part the First.: Comprising the counties of Kent, Surrey, Sussex, Hants, Wilts, Dorset, Somerset, Devon, and Cornwall. etc.

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