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Old and New London
… the theft. The river Lea, sympathising with their prayers, rose in a flood. There was no boat, no bridge, and a fight … The citizens, detesting the king's foreign favourites, rose against the Bishop of Exeter, Edward's regent in London. …
Survey of London
… a modillioned eavescornice, perhaps of wood, from which rose the tiled temple roof. St. Anne's Church. Redrawn from … pedimented dormer in each diagonal face. Above the dome rose an octagonal lantern, each face an open arch with a …
A History of the County of Oxford
… their own staffs). In 1919 the number of Home-Students rose from 88 to 167, of whom 39 were foreign students. In …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… 1851 the enlarged parish had a population of 1,194, which rose to 1,315 by 1871 but then fell to 1,065 by 1901. In the … fluctuated at around 1,100, and between 1971 and 1991 it rose from 1,140 to 1,331. 87 In 1600 there were three … agriculture, and the number of families suported by trade rose to 30 by 1831. 75 In 1851 c. 95 men in the enlarged …
A History of the County of Oxford
… of matriculations had dropped to 12. Under Penton it rose to 22 in 16767 and did not drop below 12 until 16801; … leisure to attend to the Discipline of the House, which rose and fell according to his different Vice-Principals'an … and during the three remaining years of his residence it rose by about 10 each year. He spent all his vacations at …
Survey of London
… with date mark for 1647 and maker's mark W.N. with a seed rose and three pellets below in a plain shield, and … are carved and pierced with varying devices in the centre (rose, thistle, pomegranate, and fleur-de-lis). On the north …
Survey of London
… corrigere est Nefas South wall of Transept. 55. REV. JOHN ROSE, 1821 (from St. Martin Outwich). 56. THOMAS CLUTTERBUCK, …
A History of the County of Oxford
… to Oxford after the war of 191418, when the numbers rose from 49 to 70, led to plans for further extension on the …