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Survey of London
… 'after much difficulty was some three acres of land on the north side of the Fulham Road belonging to the Smith's … year, 16 and in 184950 a chapel was erected to the north of the hospital, to which it was joined by a long … Design and Planning in The Evolution of Hospitals in Britain, ed. F. N. L. Poynter, 1964, pp. 21719: Davidson and …
Survey of London Monograph
… Outline plan of County Hall, and the New County Offices (North and South Blocks), showing the relationship to the … and the stone a large block of Iona marble was laid in the north-east lobby adjacent to the Council Chamber (fig. 31) on … Topham Forrest (18731945), a Scot, who had worked in the North and for Essex County Council. He was Architect to the …
Survey of London
… James Pollett, the sub-lease of half an acre at the north end of Pawlett's Garden for use as a burial ground. 1 … parish requiring it, we agreed to give that rent'. 7 The north-east corner of Pesthouse Close, which adjoined the west … demolishing most of the buildings (including the decaying north range) and removing the major portion of the workhouse …
Survey of London
… boundary on the south and Battle Bridge Field on the north. It would seem to have been part of the Prebendal manor … as Middle Close (13 acres), a close adjoining this on the north side (11 acres), formerly in the occupation of Thomas … of 10 acres a adjoining the last mentioned close on the north. All were in "Portepole" in St. Pancras, near the north …
Staffordshire Historical Collections
… Knight's fee, and the vills of Stretton, Kynelingworth (North Kilworth), and Guldemorton (Gillmorton), appurtenant to …
The Cartulary of Holy Trinity, Aldgate
… Haraday in G. R. C. Davis, Medieval Cartularies of Great Britain (1958), 68. C.P.R. 14058, 346, restoration of …
A History of the County of York
… its area was roughly oblong, the longer side pointing north-east, and was enclosed within a wall, with at least … bridge. 16 A second gate, with a bridge, stood at the north angle of the walls at the end of Castlegate, and formed … 18th-century travellers looked upon as the finest gaol in Britain if not in Europe. 79 In it, originally, the gaoler …
A History of the County of Sussex
… extending to the south. There are also projections to the north-west angle and to the south-east (the 'great kitchen'). … the lobby or passage, and there are indications that the north-west angle of the chapel had a buttress on its west face as well as on the north face. If so, this west buttress must have risen above …
A History of the County of Sussex
… is said to have been destroyed in the siege of 1643. The north front has a slightly projecting central bay which has a … front towards the garden has windows like those to the north front, but one has been altered to a wide modern … handrail is carried over the lowest in spiral form. The north-west room also contains similar panelling, and a marble …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… to Daniel Defoe in his Tour of the Whole Island of Britain in the early mid-18th century says that 'the choir … quotation has not been traced. Tour of the Whole Island of Britain, 1st edn. 1724, i, 30; 3rd edn. 1742, i, 276; 4th …