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A History of the County of Hampshire
… trees, but infamous for roads.' These hop-fields and hop-kilns, or 'oasthouses,' are characteristic features of the … is therefore used for hearth-stones and the lining of lime kilns. 3 The northern and eastern parts of the parish are …
Survey of London
… estate, but after the establishment of tile and pottery kilns near the northern part of the lane in the first half of …
Historical Account of Newcastle-upon-Tyne
… of Newcastle; for which purpose, and that of erecting lime-kilns upon it, it appears to have been purchased by the mayor … destroyed, and was granted a leasehold close by the lime-kilns, but not at all equal in value to his freehold. In …
Historical Account of Newcastle-upon-Tyne
… and Co. The banks fronting the river, between the lime-kilns and the leadfactory at Low Elswick, are exceedingly …
Historical Account of Newcastle-upon-Tyne
… village, at Felling Shore copperas-works, at Cinder Kilns, at Friar's Ballast Hills, and opposite the … the refuse workings of the lead-mines, and rubbish of lime-kilns on the banks of the Tyne, being thrown into the stream. …
Survey of London
… ground lime mortar for bricklaying, and, with six lime kilns, was on the Limehouse site of Obadiah Reeves's …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… of the street leading from the Bell-Corner, to the brick-kilns, which is still called St. Nicholas's-street. 17. St. …