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A History of the County of Middlesex
… of an earlier inscription of which the first and fourth lines are mutilated. It is not known to whom it refers. 67 …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… I. K. Brunel lived at the Cedars while the Great Western Railway was under construction. 50 The story that Mr. Cox of …
Ancient and Historical Monuments in the County of Gloucester
… remains. The main bank is arranged in a series of straight lines. Slight banks and scarps in Brockworth are either …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… 290 inhabitants. The township is intersected by the railway from Newcastle to Carlisle, and bounded on the north … is the ThreeBridges station of the London and Brighton railway, where the Horsham line branches off. Fairs for …
Survey of London
… & Co. Ltd. and Nos. 2542 are the property of the Southern Railway Co. Historical Notes. A list of the occupiers of …
A History of the County of Sussex
… Railways. The new town was served by the London-Brighton railway line, with stations at Gatwick and Three Bridges, by … should be built at Three Bridges, and by 1952 that Crawley railway station should be moved eastwards. 73 A new station … calling en route at a central bus station next to the railway station. 77 The bus station south of the new town …
A History of the County of Sussex
… near to the sewage works, and flanked the London-Brighton railway, whence sidings could be provided; it was also close … motorway. Medium and light industry was to be west of the railway and any heavy industry on 44 a. east of it, a … engine mountings, although bearings and mountings for railway trains, marine engines, road vehicles, and industrial …