Portway

At a fcamlet, called Portway, in the county of Stafford, are now re G ding a pair, ttye hufband up - wards of a hundred years of age, and the wife more than nine y.

Sporting Magazine 1796

Via this weekend's Observer newspaper: Autogenaprojects, three arts-science projects by Lisa Autogena, in association with Joshua Portway.

Listening Ears Ray Girvan 2004

Via this weekend's Observer newspaper: Autogenaprojects, three arts-science projects by Lisa Autogena, in association with Joshua Portway.

Archive 2004-05-01 Ray Girvan 2004

They took the Portway, and the man with the scarf followed.

The Pillars of the Earth FOLLETT, Ken 1989

Tom went down the hill and through the cluster of houses at the crossroads, then turned onto the Portway.

The Pillars of the Earth FOLLETT, Ken 1989

To his left, the road by which Tom — and presumably the thief — had come to Salisbury, the Portway, curled up over a hill and disappeared.

The Pillars of the Earth FOLLETT, Ken 1989

The thief would almost certainly take the Portway.

The Pillars of the Earth FOLLETT, Ken 1989

Corporal Chris Portway of the 4th Dorsets claimed to find his experiences in Normandy infinitely less painful than “all those ghastly exercises”6 which preceded them.

Overlord D-Day And The Battle for Normandy Max Hastings 1984

Corporal Chris Portway was a 21-year-old section commander in the 4th Dorsets: “they plod along and do the job—not death or glory boys like the paratroops,” the sort of comment which might be made about many solidly dependable British county regiments.

Overlord D-Day And The Battle for Normandy Max Hastings 1984

The SS treated Portway unusually well, much better than we did German prisoners.

Overlord D-Day And The Battle for Normandy Max Hastings 1984