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A History of the County of Sussex
A Topographical Dictionary of England
A History of the County of Essex
… dominating a lower and earlier timber-framed wing. 24 A row of rendered and weatherboarded cottages (nos. 18 Harwood …
A History of the County of Sussex
Survey of London
… the east by St. Martin's Lane and on the south by Hemmings Row. It was part of the five acres formerly called Beaumont's … took its name from a public house, extended from Hemmings Row to Great Newport Street, and was entirely demolished in … rows, following the curve of the semi-circular front row which extended to meet the stage boxes. The upper circle, …
Old and New London
… School. In 1787 the school was removed to No. 13, Budge Row, about thirty yards from Dowgate Hill. On the death of …
Old and New London
… St. Mary Axe, and in Strype's time they removed to Budge Row and Walbrook. In the Great Watch, on the vigil of St. …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… the Angel Inn stood opposite its present site, where a row of cottages now stands. Nearby is the former Baptist … part of the parish at least seven houses formerly at Row and near Chapmanslade have gone, and six or seven more …
Dictionary of English Furniture Makers 1660-1840
… Sq., London, cm and u (182939). [D] Venn, Henry, 6 Dean's Row, Walworth, London, cm and dealer in household goods … Trading at 122 London Rd, 181529; Edward St, Chorlton Row in 183233; 1 Russell St in 1834, and no. 2 in 1836. [D] …
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