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A History of the County of Shropshire
… when it was abolished and Stirchley became part of the new parish of Central Telford. 19 Wenlock priory had obtained … year the trust was included in the patronage board of the new parish. 39 The annual value of the living was placed at … had fallen out of repair. 53 By 1817 the condition of the new parsonage had deteriorated and the rector was granted …
A History of the County of Shropshire
… mid 13th century the inhabitants cleared woodland to bring new land into cultivation, 15 and the names Brands ('land … 43 After the purchase of almost all the parish by the new town development corporation during the 1960s little land … the west, 56 probably at the location known as Stirchley New Work c. 1815 and Stirchley pits in 1840. 57 By 1815 the …
A History of the County of Shropshire
… of illustrations EDUCATION. Before the construction of the new town housing estates Stirchley was served by one village school but in the 1970s new schools were built to serve the enlarged population. … near the rectory. 21 In 1879 control passed to the new Stirchley school board 22 and in 1880 a new school for 80 …
A History of the County of Shropshire
… decennial increase, almost 100, was in the 1820s when new collieries and ironworks were opened. In the late 19th … was included within the designated area of Dawley new town in 1963 and by 1979 the population housed in the … Lower Brands, Holmer House, and Holmer were demolished as new housing estates were built over much of the south and …
A History of the County of Shropshire
… of £14. Blocksidge's appointment ended in 1823; in 1838 a new salaried post of assistant overseer was created. 11 Only … within the designated area of Dawley (from 1968 Telford) new town from 1963 and the district of the Wrekin from 1974. …
A History of the County of Shropshire
… alternately. 13 In 1976 provision was made for the new All Saints' church at Stirchley district centre to be …
A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland
… of them of modern date and handsome appearance. King-street is a wide and spacious thoroughfare, in which are the … houses, and some of the public buildings; and a new street opened in 1840 forms a communication with … grilse, smelts, pike, perch, trout, eels, and other fish, and is navigable for vessels of seventy tons to the …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Essex
… come from the original Stisted Hall, now destroyed. Stane Street, N. side b(12). Cottage, two tenements, W. of …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… great road from London to Exeter, and consists of one long street, intersected at the west end by the river Test, and at … on Houghton Down, about two miles west of the town; the new one has been formed immediately adjoining it, in the … of the Dean and Chapter, and partly by subscription; the new pillars and arches are of Bethersden marble, and the …
A History of the County of Leicestershire
… work in that year probably included the provision of new roofs and guttering and repairs to the parapets and … (ii) 1842, by John Taylor of Loughborough; (iii) 1634. 38 New bells were set in the tower in 1467 by John Boyville. 39 …