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A History of the County of Oxford
… by the churchwardens in 17923, and a partly occupied row remained in 1816, but was removed before 1840. 51 By the …
A History of the County of Oxford
… early textile manufacture and a dependent clothing trade (mercers, drapers, and tailors), together with some …
A History of the County of Oxford
… among them Clappen and Co.'s tailors, drapers, and silk mercers. 55 There were a few booksellers, stationers, and …
A History of the County of Oxford
… said to be 'in' or 'opposite' the shambles or butcher row, presumably replaced temporary stalls or booths, and may … further north beyond the town hall, called Middle Row, existed by the 1580s, when two houses there were sold to … laid out apparently in the early 19th century; Buswells Row, a cottage row at Corn Street's south-west end, was built …
A History of the County of Oxford
… for Henry and Anne Werge, 30 whose family earlier included mercers and clothiers. 31 The house (now a shop), 32 which … from three to four cottages before 1761, were rebuilt as a row of six in 1795. 43 Sometimes division followed from … for their workers: in 1840 William Marriott owned a row of fourteen (with detached gardens) fronting Mill Street, …
A History of the County of Oxford
… one external tap in 1945, 266 probably typical of the row. Health Provision Witney had surgeons and apothecaries …
A History of the County of Essex
… brackets to a deep eaves above which there was formerly a row of large attic dormers. 40 A later brick wing, now a …
Survey of London
… as Woburn Buildings, but the northern is shown as Duke's Row on Cary's Map (1818) and has since been named Duke's …