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A Topographical Dictionary of England
… pasture, and the situation of the village is extremely pleasant, being considerably elevated above the adjacent … of which 30 are common or waste land; the situation is pleasant, and the soil fertile. Here were formerly extensive …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… ranged upon circular plinths. The town, situated in a pleasant vale, consists principally of one long street from …
A History of the County of Essex
… intakes were concentrated south of Chapel Road. Mount Pleasant on Chapel Road and Spring Cottage on Spring Lane are …
Old and New London
… proprietors and inhabitants of Cromwell House. It was a pleasant rural seat in 1794, when Edmund Burke's only and … many years. 2 What with its nurseries, its groves, and its pleasant detached mansions or cottages, standing apart in … Autobiography, published in four volumes, contains many pleasant notices of his contemporaries. In Brompton Grove, …
A History of the County of Stafford
… adult school outside Birmingham in 1870 and founded the Pleasant Sunday Afternoon movement in 1875. 36 The adult …
Survey of London
… XLIX.WEST COTTAGE, BROOK GREEN (Demolished) Brook 1 Greena pleasant open space surrounded by houseswhich has, happily, …
Survey of London
… Road CHAPTER I. West of Farringdon Road 6. Mount Pleasant and Rosebery Avenue area. Broken red line shows … On the north-western ground, now largely occupied by Mount Pleasant Sorting Office, a distillery was built in the 1730s, … by the post office at the southeast corner of the Mount Pleasant postal depot. At the north end of Gardiner's Field …
Survey of London
… Samuel Coney, the partnership which in the 1780s built Pleasant Row fronting Pentonville Road at this point (see …