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A History of the County of Essex
… including gifts of coal for the inmates of Newman's almshouses. In 1834 7 10 s. was being spent on coal, one sack …
A History of the County of Essex
… Illus. Coll. (Houses). See p. 130. Inscription on Meggs's almshouses. Kelly's Dir. Essex (1878 sqq.); E.R. xxvii. 44; …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… about £5 was paid to the poor of that congregation. 64 ALMSHOUSES. Prospect Buildings, Laverton Almshouses. In 1886 William Henry Laverton, acting on the … houses at the south-east end of the quadrangle were to be almshouses, maintained by the rents from the remaining 32 …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… Bratton Road. This comprises 39 houses, of which seven are almshouses, built of brick and stone round three sides of an …
Old and New London
… and Chapter, directing its demolition, with the adjacent almshouses, and the lead and iron to be sold by direction of …
Old and New London
… from the Rev. Edward Palmer, who here founded, in 1654, almshouses for twelve poor persons, and a school for twenty … robes, and has the sceptre and orb in her hands. PALMER'S ALMSHOUSES, 1840. In the south-west corner of the square is a …
Old and New London
… At the beginning of the last century they were made into almshouses for twenty-four aged married people. Some remains … held in Rochester Row, in the space between Emery Hill's Almshouses and the ground now occupied by the Church of St. … to many others in this neighbourhoodknown as the Red Lion Almshouses, but more commonly as Van Dun's Almshouses. These …