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A History of the County of Essex
… One of the three was by the 1670s being designated the 'head' warden, and from 1700 the 'accountant' warden. Each of …
A History of the County of Essex
… Road was rented as a settlement house. E. G. Howarth, head of the settlement in 19059, directed a survey of West … was built in Grove Crescent Road to commemorate a former head of the settlement. In 1933 a conventional district was …
A History of the County of Essex
… portico. Schoolrooms were added in 1873. The Grove, at the head of the Stratford circuit, was for many years the leading … There were further extensions in 1907. Field Road became head of the Forest Gate circuit, for many years one of the …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Essex
… the eastern is of three four-centred lights under a square head with moulded jambs and label; the western window has a square head and moulded label, but has been fitted with a wooden … of the 14th century, with chamfered jambs and two-centred head. The S. arcade is of c. 1330 and of five bays, of which …
A Dictionary of London
… partly occupied by the London County and Westminster Bank, Head Office (q.v.). …
A History of the County of Sussex
… the south wall was formerly a two-light window with square head and hood-mould, shown in a drawing of 1805 15 but now … the east group; next is a single-light window with trefoil head and rather wide splay, perhaps 14th-century. In the … west window is of two trefoil-headed lights under a square head, of the late 14th century, over this is a modern …
A History of the County of Somerset: Volume 10
… alterations to straighten the river to create a greater head of water possibly increased the risk of flooding. The … sluice gates date from the same period and provided the head of water required for the larger mill; although cast …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Essex
… the windows is a doorway with an early 16th-century head of brick and earlier jambs of stone. There is no … the eastern has a four-centred moulded label with one head-stop of late 14th-century date, and is partly destroyed … E. of the eastern window is a recess with a segmental head, possibly in connection with a former nave altar. The S. …
Survey of London
… properties (including Sir John Oldcastle's, the Cobham's Head public house and the workhouse) to Warner for 1,900. But … of conditions: Dissiness, Drowsiness, and heavyness of the head, Lethargies, Palsies, Convulsions, all Hectical creeping … 49 Opposite Sir John Oldcastle's was the Cobham's Head at No. 1 Cobham Row, built about 1725. (Oldcastle and …