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A History of the County of Leicester
… mercer. He possessed land and messuages at Illston, Great Glen, Smeeton Westerby, and Belgrave, and in St. Mary's … 1697. e.g. Edmund Townsend, mayor, farmed at Evington, Glen Parva, and Scraptoft, besides having interests in …
Survey of London
… early performance of Synge's first play, The Shadow of the Glen, and Philip Carr's Mermaid Society produced Elizabethan …
Register & Records of Holm Cultram
… Ros of Werk, a rebel; in Scotland, the lands of Richard de Glen, Patrick le Archer, Alexander de Folcardestoun, Gilbert …
Survey of London
… This meant the diversion of the road approaches, away from Glen Terrace on the south side. Frederick Palmer prepared …
Survey of London
… by George Wythes, from Ord Street to what later became the Glen Field. A brick wall was built east of the South Dock …
Survey of London
… used for the Chinese trade of McGregor, Gow & Company's Glen Line from 1879 until 1904. Improvements to the sheds … barrelvaulted wrought-iron trussed canopy. 684 The Glen Line's premises extended to the boundary wall, on the other side of which was built Glen Terrace (see page 604). The Line also gave its name to …
Survey of London
… too late. Only two years after the lock reopened the Glen Line moved from the South Dock to the Royal Albert Dock, …
Cardiff Records
… hills of Breicheinog 112 and passing through a woody glen with many green, fair meads on both sides ; and flat is …
A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland
… near which it terminates; the principal feature of this glen is a fresh-water lake of considerable extent, at the … which it has received the waters from the heights of the glen to which it gives name, into the sound of Mull near … is not known. The mansions of Cardrona, Kailzie, and the Glen, are also elegant residences, situated in well-planted …
Calendar of Treasury Books and Papers
… them in the usual manner, according to their desire. James Glen's petition for a salary as Governor in Chief of South …