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Dictionary of Traded Goods and Commodities
… transversely through a hole in the side near the upper end. Although apparently known from the sixteenth century, … of the Hanoverian kings, and in contrast with the end-blown instrument that was sometimes called the English …
Survey of London
… 'greate' house, Barbon let the fifth house from the east end (on the site of No. 44?) to William Stephens for … suggest that most of the houses were finished at the end of this period, but that the street was not fully … two very large houses on the north side at the east end, Lady Wiseman's (No. 9) and the Earl of Devonshire's …
Survey of London
… in 17912 (see page 441n.). Apparently this was not the end of the company. In 1708 it was exercising in 'St. …
Survey of London
… Martin's Field on the south, and shows how at its western end travellers leaving London turned left down Colman Hedge … amalgamated as No. 23. The first five houses from the east end of the row (Nos. 1317) had uniform fronts, each three …
Survey of London
… however, was No. 9 which, with other houses at the north end, was demolished for the formation of Shaftesbury Avenue. …
Survey of London
… part was known as Hayes Court, and until 1939 the southern end, to the south of Newport Court, was part of Little … formation of Shaftesbury Avenue all except this southern end was known as Newport Street or Newport Buildings or … narrowest part of Newport Place probably represents the end of the so-called Military Street which led to the gate at …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Essex
… Vestry is probably partly of the 14th century, but the N. end is probably modern, and there are no ancient details. The … modern. The clear-storey has, in the N. wall, near the W. end, a window of two four-centred lights in a square head, … window is said to have been removed from near the E. end of the wall. In the S. wall are three modern windows …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Huntingdonshire
… Church of St. Michael (Plate 60) stands towards the S. end of the village on the W. side of the main street. The … moulded labels, mask-stop and rebated jambs; at the W. end of the wall is a 13th-century 'low-side' window of a … orders with a moulded label and mask-stops; towards the W. end of the N. wall, showing externally, and partly covered by …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Huntingdonshire
… plain architraves and key-blocks all of stone. The W. end (Plate 62) has square stone pilasters at the angles … panelling and arcading (Plate 61), continued across W. end at same height; arcading supported on modern stalls and …