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Dilston Bridge | Dilston Bridge | John Grey Esq | About 18 chains N. Of | A small stone Bridge consisting of two small | ||
Dilston Bridge | Mr Lee | Dilston Hall | Arches erected and kept in repair by the County | |||
Dilston Bridge | Mr Thompson | |||||
Dilston Bridge | List of Co Bridges | |||||
Dilston Cottage | Dilston Cottage | John Grey Esq | About 6 chains |
A neat stone cottage the residence of one of the | ||
Dilston Cottage | Mr Lee | Dilston Hall | under stewards to the commissioners of Greenwich | |||
Dilston Cottage | Mr Thompson | Hospital | ||||
Dilston Hall | Dilston Hall | John Grey Esq | About 4 chains SW of | A large and spacious edifice of moderen erection | ||
Dilston Hall | Mr Lee | Dilston Castle | built on the brow of a steep declivity the residence | |||
Dilston Hall | Mr Thompson | of John Grey Esq General Land Agent to the | ||||
Dilston Hall | White’s Directory | commissioners of Greenwich Hospital | ||||
Dilston Hall | Maclauchlan’s Memoir of Watling Street | |||||
Roman Remains | Roman Remains | Mr Lowery (Surgeon) | 140 links W of | A monumental stone was found | ||
Found here | Found here | St Andrews Church | about 10 years ago in this place | |||
Roman Remains | Mr Walker | it is broken but a great part of | ||||
Found here | the inscription is still readable the | |||||
Roman Remains | Mr Blandford | purport is that it was erected by a Father | ||||
(Found here) | the memory of a daughter | |||||
It is in the possession of Mr Lowery Surgeon | ||||||
Edw. Gillespie Sapper Royal Engineers |
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