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Survey of London
… The New Prison (181618). The turnkeys' passage, looking south towards the main gates, c. 1840 The two-and-a-half-acre … 1862 By 1685 a second county prison had been built to the south of the workhouse and Bridewell. A 'house of detention' … opened that December in the board's former offices in New Bridge Street. By the following Christmas the department had …
Survey of London
… remnants of blind arcading on the inner face of the nave's south wall, with scallop or chevron-moulded capitalsa … 2128). The major alteration was the demolition of the south transept and east end to make way for a much bigger and taller chancel with north and south aisles. At the east end of the nave and old crossing an …
Survey of London
… the Knights Hospitallers' priory of St John, to the south; the Augustinian nunnery of St Mary to the north. It is … with larger commercial buildings is most apparent on the south side, the consequence of its proximity to the new … via a long passageway through No. 8, and then by a timber bridge spanning an indoor pool, it is planned around an …
Survey of London
… of the road occurred in 1904, when the properties on the south side of Clerkenwell Road west of St John's Square were … in 2001. Metropolitan Railway cutting and Vine Street Bridge in foreground A new main road crossing central London … to one major departuretaking the road north rather than south of the Middlesex Sessions House. The straighter, …
Old and New London
… of London all cluster round St. John's Gate (the old south gate of the priory of St. John of Jerusalem), and the … their banner, through the midst of the City, towards the bridge, that they might obtain the blessings of the … hospital was restored to its full grandeur, and the grand south gate erected by Sir Thomas Docwra. Camden says of the …
Old and New London
… 1675 there were only six houses in this lane, and at the south-west corner was the churchyard of St. James's. The … originally the parsonage house. The "Crown Tavern," at the south-west corner of the Close, was rebuilt in the early part … to certain houses, says:' A handsome brick house, on the south side of Clerkenwell Churchyard, has been so unlucky for …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… partly in the parish of Cockerham, hundred of Lonsdale south of the Sands, but chiefly in the parish of Garstang, … containing 3975 inhabitants. This parish, situated on the south bank of the Thames, contains part of the town of … It is on the south bank of the Tees, near Peirse Bridge, and comprises about 970 acres. The estate was for …
Survey of London
… J. Land granted freehold by the Crown in 167197 and, south of dotted line, acquired by the Devisscher family. K. … north and west sides, with a single bay of building on the south side. The stables occupy the ground storey of these … were erected at the northern end of the slip, and at the south end kitchens and stables were built. 27 Berkshire House …
Survey of London
… excluded from this volume. The east side is numbered from south to north and contains the even numbers. The Outpatients … windows and a modern cement front. The Bromley Arms at the south corner of Grafton Way is a late building of no … but north of the Mews as far as Cleveland House at the south corner of Warren Street, is a row of old houses (Nos. …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Westmorland
… The building was drastically restored in 18867 when the South Aisle and Chapel were added and the South Porch re-built. Architectural DescriptionThe Chancel … W. wall. The bell-cote on the W. gable is also modern. The South Aisle is modern, but in the S. wall is a re-set …