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Cardiff Records
… Julius Schroeter appointed junior clerk in the Town Clerk's Department. Town Clerk reported that he had received notice … to give his services gratuitously in the Borough Engineer's Office. Borough Engineer submitted certain correspondence … rejected by a large majority of the Council. "34 De Vere Gardens, W. 24th June 1890. Dear Sir,I have to thank you for …
Cardiff Records
… United Kingdom signify their acceptance of the Corporation's invitation to hold their meeting for 1896 at Cardiff. The … wood for paving carriage-ways. Town Clerk writes Mr. J. S. Corbett complaining that the Bute Docks Co. are enclosing … to Lord Tredegar for presenting the land for Moorland Gardens. Doncaster Villa, Canton, Cardiff. 24th May 1895. J. …
Cardiff Records
… deliberations of this Council." 800 voted for the Mayor's salary, out of the Borough Fund. Property and Markets … therefrom as might appear desirable. Lord Tredegar's Solicitor writes that, if the Corporation will speedily … acres, for the purpose of being converted into public gardens. Also that Lord Tredegar has decided to give the …
Cardiff Records
… Councillor Morgan Morgan is appointed Deputy Mayor. Mayor's salary 800. Resolved unanimously That this Council desires … reported that a large number of foxes overran the Botanic Gardens in Roath Park and carried off numbers of the … until the volumes are near completion. Mr. Elliot Stock's offer to publish the Records is accepted, and a copy of the …
Cardiff Records
… from the Minutes of Council, the giant strides of Cardiff's material growth and progress proceeded even more markedly … by streets, and suburban villas gave up their front gardens for the projection of shops. The speed of Cardiff's advance was almost bewildering. The merchant, returning …
A Topographical Dictionary of Wales
… Windsor, determined on carrying her off from her husband's castle in the county of Pembroke: others trace this outrage … Prince Rhŷs, in 1188, sumptuously entertained Archbishop Baldwin, attended by Giraldus Cambrensis, then preaching the … numbers are sold to be exported, chiefly to Bristol. The gardens produce an abundance of the ordinary kitchen …
A Dictionary of London
… Cardinal Alley, Cornhill - Carpenter's Hall Cardinal Alley, Cornhill See Swan and Hoop Passage. … 1353 (Ct. H.W. I. 672). Not further identified. Cardinal's Hat Tavern called "Cardinalishat" by Billyngesgate, 12 … : "le Carpenters Halle," 1575 (Ct. H.W. II, 692). The gardens of the Carpenters on the northern boundary of …
A History of the County of Shropshire
… may also have acquired an overlordship of Plaish. 7 Lydley's early connexions were with Condover hundred 8 and so probably with Lichfield diocese, 9 as were Plaish's, which, in the later 10th century (when it included Broome … south-east of Caradoc rise Willstone hill, the parish's highest point (403 m.), and Cardington hill. Eastwards …
Survey of London
… one, Lord John Russell taking the Bishop of Carlisle's house near Temple Bar and the Bishop of Carlisle taking La … 1660. 107 It does not appear to have been used as a bishop's residence after the Restoration, and about 1690 part of it … Woodward of Crozier Street, Stangate, builders. 179 Field's soap factory, on the west side of Carlisle Lane, was on …
Old and New London
… Sam," the Royal PorterCarlton House from a Foreigner's Point of ViewA Secret ConclaveThe Miniature Court of … previous chapter, the north side of the Mall, in St. James's Park, is nearly all occupied by the lofty mansions of … cutglass, carpetings, &c. On the lower level, towards the gardens and St. James's Park, were other equally splendid …