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A History of the County of York East Riding
… evidently a thriving society, with a meeting house in Wood Lane; a new Methodist chapel in Walkergate was opened in … of a short-lived Church Methodist chapel in Landress Lane by a breakaway group of local Wesleyan Methodists. In … in 1833 and the following year built a chapel in Well Lane. The care of the poor was the responsibility of the …
A History of the County of Gloucester: Volume 7
… route from Ready Token to Ablington and Winson. Packhorse lane, recorded in 1712 as Packer's lane, 48 ran north-eastwards from Bibury village to join the … square, the junction of various routes including Packhorse lane and a road to Coln St. Aldwyns. On the north side the …
A History of the County of Leicestershire
… and ironstone. A typical example is Doone Cottage in Long Lane, probably built after the middle of the 17th century. … boys' boarding school. 20 In 1846 the Salem chapel in West Lane was built for the Particular Baptists and the … north side of the common street at the corner of church lane'. 17 The glebe remained in the possession of the Vicar …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in the County of Northamptonshire
… banks, situated in a paddock which fronts on to Penfold Lane, are perhaps the remains of toft and croft boundaries of …
A Dictionary of London
… (ib.). The Fire of London began in this ward at Pudding Lane, and in a few hours the ward was wholly destroyed. There … Margaret Pattens, St. Andrew Hubbert, St. George, Botolph Lane, St. Botolph's Billingsgate. Now two only : St. Mary at … (ib.). The Fire of London began in this ward at Pudding Lane, and in a few hours the ward was wholly destroyed. There …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in London
… Mary at Hill, St. Botolph Billingsgate, St. George Botolph Lane, St. Andrew Hubbard and St. Leonard Eastcheap, and parts … of St. Margaret Pattens stands on the E. side of Rood Lane. The walls are probably of plastered brick, partly faced … arms and carved and twisted legs, from St. George Botolph Lane; also stool with carved legs and rails. Communion Rails: …
A Survey of London
… on this north side of Thames streete is saint Marie Hill lane, vp to saint Margarets Church, and then part of saint … Margarets Pattens streete, at the ende of saint Marie hill lane: Next out of Thames streete is Lucas lane, and then Buttolph lane, and at the North end thereof …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… Bingley, to George Fox, Esq., who assumed the surname of Lane, and was created Baron Bingley in 1762; and on the death … second baron in 1773, it came to the ancestor of George Lane Fox, Esq., the present lord. The town is situated on the …
A History of the County of Sussex
… was called Arundel highway in 1727, 13 and partly Andrew's Lane and partly Scotland Lane in 1840. 14 The name Old Scotland Lane, used for the whole length in 1899 and later, 15 derives …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… Birkenhead and Chester line originally commenced at Grange-lane; but in 1844 an extension under the town was formed, … beauties of Birkenhead; the entrance lodge is in Grange-lane: after a turn on the road there is a slight ascent, and … Joseph Mallaby, Esq., and others; it stands in Grange-lane road, and presents one of the most perfect specimens of …