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A History of the County of Somerset
… of rebuilding it that year. 89 Stockland village, a single street running along the edge of the marsh eastwards from the … were described as old and thatched although one had had a new roof and another had new farm buildings. 93 Steart hamlet appears to have been …
A History of the County of Somerset
… 1816 Bristol corporation contributed towards the cost of a new house, built near the road. It was of two storeys, three … In 1884, when Henry Daniel resigned the living, he built a new vicarage house nearer the church so that he might remain in occupation of his home. 14 The new vicarage remained part of the living until 1971. In 1989 …
A History of the County of Somerset
… mill mounds are known, one at the east end of the village street, the other further north. 68 Both mills still stood in …
A History of the County of Somerset
… from the parish to have a room at Combwich school. 45 A new school was built at Stockland in 1880 and had 54 children …
A History of the County of Somerset
… should maintain the pound which lay south of the village street east of the church. Court business consisted mainly of …
A History of the County of Somerset
… vicarage house, renamed Stockland Manor after 1884 when a new house was built for the incumbent, was the residence of … the capital messuage, had gone out of use by 1616 but a new house on a slightly different site may have been built by …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… in the rock, which is of soft red sandstone. The principal street, called the Underbank, follows the direction of the … are places of worship for Independents, Wesleyans, the New Connexion of Methodists, the Society of Friends, … 7. 1.; net income, 283; patrons, the Warden and Fellows of New College, Oxford: the tithes were commuted for land in …
Old and New London
… a consolidated chapelry district, taken out of the new parishes of St. Mark, Kennington, and St. Matthew, … the "Duchy Arms" inn, "Cornwall" Cottages, &c. In Meadow Street, which testifies to the once rural character of this … believe, unless you think fit. You may see there the hog-fish, the dog-fish, the dolphin, the coney-fish, the …
Survey of London
… 25,000. 140 A competition was held for a design for the new building and there were 143 entries, 141 that of Septimus … was purchased for 3,550 and the foundation stone of the new church, which stands in the front garden of the house, … on March 24, 1873, a Committee was formed to build a new church. The proposed new district had a population of …
Survey of London
… to pull down the almshouses which had been built in Hart Street, Cripplegate, and erect others on part of the unused … the almshouses founded by Sir Thomas Gresham in Whitecross Street; George Barnes Williams was the architect of this … Police Sports Club ground. St. Paul's Church, Santley Street The site of this church formed part of an estate of …