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A History of the County of Essex
… twice. Francis Haultain, vicar 17761827, attended only two meetings, in 1778 and 1818. In the vicar's absence one of … Throughout the period covered by the minutes there were two churchwardens, two overseers, and two surveyors. One of the churchwardens …
A History of the County of Essex
… Joyce (d. 1274)) 18 were the descendants of his three sisters, Margery de Bolbec, Aveline de Forz, Countess of … in the earlier 19th century, as a small plain building of two storeys with a frontage of three bays. It was demolished … When he died in 1565 the manors were divided between his two daughters, Elizabeth, wife of Sir Leonard Beckwith and …
A History of the County of Essex
… the Romford division) became a parliamentary borough with two divisions. 1 At the general election of 1918 two Liberals were returned, one of whom, representing East …
A History of the County of Essex
… said to be one Quaker family in the parish in 1766, and two were reported in 1790. 16 A dissenters' meetinghouse … registered, in 1811 an Independent meeting, and in 1823 two meetings whose denomination is not stated: all these were … even less might suffice: in one case the archway between two houses was fitted up as a temporary Primitive Methodist …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Essex
… and finished with a crenelated top. In the N. wall is a two-centred brick archway; the responds have each an attached … with cement; the arch is now blocked. In the S. wall are two windows both of two four-centred lights, the eastern with a square head and a …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Essex
… church is interesting as a complete brick building and the two-storeyed transeptal chapels are an unusual feature. Among … (26 ft. by 13 ft.) has an E. window all modern except the two-centred rear-arch. The N. wall has at the E. end, … windows, but with the internal walls decorated with two ranges of trefoil and cinquefoil-headed sunk panels; the …
Survey of London
… Stainsby Conant. 74 The latter, who had assumed the last two of his names a year or two earlier, 75 was a country gentleman in Hampshire, as was … houses: generally the estate was leased slowly, one or two houses at a time. 80 Possibly connected with the expenses …
Survey of London
… made road above the ground where it was to stand, had two levels of basement: a 'basement' so called and below that … East India Dock Road front was extended westward by two bays composed on the same late-Georgian pattern. Perhaps … building were replaced by battlements extending over the two new bays. 372 In 1886 the freehold of the site was bought …
Survey of London
… 1803 by John Perry, and at that time was occupied only by two houses standing back from the road frontage, one of them … rest, like most of the houses at Nos 93103, were humbly two-storeyed. 480 In 1841 the 12 houses, called India Row … he divided by his will among his widow and 12 brothers, sisters, nephews and nieces, some of them living at Saffron …
Survey of London
… the road's hinterland. 58 On average each owner possessed two houses, but often occupied neither. By 1885 only 22 of … to 15 tons. 67 Perhaps because the bridge lay between two local authorities and two counties, it was not until the 1890s that it was replaced …