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A History of the County of Essex
… and coaches ran to London four times an hour during the day, and coaches to and from Essex, Suffolk, and Norfolk … was served by three coaches, each making three journeys a day. 2 During the 1830s steam coaches ran for varying periods …
A History of the County of Somerset: Volume 10
… virgaters owed 1 a. of mowing, three days lifting, and a day carrying hay, three days reaping and a day carrying corn, and 3 a. of ploughing. 10 In 1339 174 … waggon loads of hay, which took 15 waggons to carry in a day and 41 men and women to rick in the barton. The 170 …
Thoroton's History of Nottinghamshire
… with their offerings to West Marcham, viz. on All Saints day; and that of the Purification of St. Mary; and at Easter; … wife of Thomas Skeffington, esquire, she died the first day of January, 31 H. 8. seized of the third part of the …
Survey of London
… itself, which is dealt with in Chapter IV, and the present-day buildings on the west side of Farringdon Road between Ray … buildings was the Cock inn, the forerunner of the present-day Coach and Horses in Ray Street. Another inn, Sir John … apparently persuaded by Baynes that the estate would one day become valuable building land, bought out Greenwood, …
Survey of London
… to the utopian ambitions of housing architecture in its day, but to the culmination of efforts dating back to the … till towards seven in the morning; and throughout all the day there is nothing that even approaches to noise'. 1 That … external balconies. The accommodation was generous for its day, with a separate scullery, bathroom and toilet for each …
A History of the County of Sussex
… 65, more than half of whom were assessed at 1 a year on day wages. 34 There were 156 adult males in West Tarring, … received a grant of a yearly fair on the eve and feast day of St. Matthew (21 Sept.). 85 There was also a market for … any adult in the parish was unable to read. 63 The boys' day school attended by 60 pupils in 1847 was probably the …
The Environs of London
… to 15s. 8d.; besides which, they were bound to mow one day for the lord of the manor, eating at his cost, which work was valued a 10d.; to carry hay one day in like manner, valued at 3d.; to mow three other days, … Chapter by the render of a red rose on St. John Baptist's Day: forty acres in a place called Woodfield were then held …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… Lady Chapel, was built to the design of N. F. Cachemaille-Day. 17 Surviving monuments include alabaster and marble wall …
The Environs of London
… a-piece to forty poor persons attending the church on that day, fifteen of them to be inhabitants of WestWickham. On a …