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A History of the County of Wiltshire
… his house at Westbury, his mill at Chalford, and his new house at the 'sheep-washing' at Chalford to his nephew … Thomas Henry Hele Phipps, who abandoned Leigh House for a new one which he built in 1800 in the northern part of the … Marlborough 1626), and upon 'Temes Leaze' the earl built a new residence for himself. 11 The manor of Heywood descended …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… a 60 H.P. engine at Bitham Mill, had been installed, and a new block built at Bitham Mill. The 60 H.P. engine at Bitham … the Biss Brook called Woollers Mill. 22 In about 1800 two new buildings were erected on or near this site for the … together 90 H.P. It was proposed that year to install a new water wheel of 16 h.p., but lack of sufficient water in …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… to make it. 43 Two years later the parish was divided into new divisions for poor relief, each under the management of a … road was opened with a reservoir at the junction of New Town and Long River. The Westbury and Dilton Marsh Joint Water Committee …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… 29 followers left the Westbury Leigh chapel and formed a new congregation in a barn at Westbury called Mallox. Watts, … In 1796-7, when Robert Marshman (1763-1806) was pastor, a new and larger chapel was built on the same site. The … his followers left the Westbury Leigh chapel to found a new chapel at Penknap (see below). Westbury Leigh was without …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… aid of a state grant three years later at the corner of New Town and Bratton Road. 86 In 1859 a separate building was … status was granted in 1949. 94 In 1959 an entirely new building was opened at Oldfield Park with accommodation … 95 The school building at the corner of Bratton Road and New Town was acquired by the County Council in 1925. For a …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… is the vale, pleasingly sequestered, and watered by the river Esk. The soil of the valley is in general dry; the … was born here. Westerton WESTERTON, a township, in the new district of Coundon, parish of St. Andrew Auckland, union … on the north by the Brede channel, and intersected by the new road from Hastings into Kent; the surface is beautifully …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… for burning limestone, is procured. Bordering upon the river Kent, about three miles below Kendal, a bed of … the county at Brougham, near Penrith, where it crosses the river Eamont. Near Kendal a branch commences, which … the numerous petrifying springs on the borders of the river Kent; and a petrifying well in the cave called …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in London
… Abbey Precincts. ( a) In digging the foundations of new Canons' houses in the Abbey garden in 1883, remains of a … Arch. Rev., I, 356. (6). Temple Bar. On the site of the new Law Courts, in 1871, part of an antefix, in the form of a … of Westminster stands between Westminster Abbey and the river. The only ancient parts remaining since the fire of …
Old and New London
… and has been placed upon the marble slab which covers the new table. The altar here alluded to was composed of a single … the Cardinal of Amboise." The first occasion on which the new communiontable was used was in 1870, when the Dean … administered the holy sacrament to the revisers of the New Testament, preparatory to commencing their labours. The …
Old and New London
… it was necessary to pull the structure down, and put up a new one. This report was, fortunately, not acted upon; and in … encumbered the place, was removed in the year 1859 to the new Record Office in Chancery Lane. For many years this … dated as early as 1430) were taken down, and, with two new bells, were hung in one of the western towers of the …