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Dictionary of Traded Goods and Commodities
… [Houghton]. For example the WOOD from alder was used in ship-building and to make CLOG WOOD [Wright (1898-1905)]. In …
Survey of London
… drainage, railways and harbours in England. He projected a ship canal at Suez but was opposed by Palmerston. No. 43. … 1873), son of John Laporte. Animal painter to the King of Hanover and foundation member of the Institute of Painters in …
Survey of London
… it to the engine. Eventually the truck, the granite, and a ship were all brought together in the small port of … however, as there was no sufficient crane to load the ship, and by the time a suitable hoist had been brought over from Liverpool the ship, specially chartered, had disappeared. As Brady …
The Aldermen of the City of London
… Ripon 1880 1885; East Edinburgh 18851886; St. George's, Hanover Square, 18871890; contested East Edinburgh 1886; …
A History of the County of Sussex
… timber from the woods of Warminghurst and was building a ship of 80 tons at Shoreham, the ship was seized while still on the stocks and given to one …
Historical Account of Newcastle-upon-Tyne
… above grave-stone was given by Msjor Anderson to the Hanover Square Society of Dissenters, and now stands in their …
Historical Account of Newcastle-upon-Tyne
… the body of Thomas Wrangham the famous and beloved ship builder of this town. He married Jane the daughter of … were on the floor of the Seamen's Porch:"Willoughby Hall, ship wright.""Jacobus Metham generosis vitam pro ternitate …