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Unpublished London Diaries
… (art). Diary, 192361, brief personal entries with little on the school itself. Lambeth AD Misc IV/72 636. 1923 … autumn of 1941, serving as a cipher clerk at SOE, Baker Street, and from Sept 1942 successively at the Air Ministry, …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… of which bore the inscription " a'rviri." On a hill a little above is a large tumulus, in which, on the removal of … glebe-house. St. Thomas's church, at the corner of Derby-street, Redbank, was commenced in 1843, by the Manchester and … 1 r., of which about 258 acres are arable, 594 pasture, 62 wood and plantation, and 23 orchard and garden-ground. The …
Ancient and Historical Monuments in the County of Gloucester
… some painted ware, New Forest beakers, Nene Valley and a little Severn Valley ware and black-burnished ware of the 2nd … gently to an adjacent stream. Other remains occur a little uphill to the W., below the steep (perhaps scarped) …
A History of the County of Gloucester: Volume 7
… a. of woodland on the manor, including the 60-a. Dean's wood 12 near the north boundary which had been acquired by … was later distinguished as Upper End, 36 based on Queen Street (formerly Blackwell's Lane) 37 and Cheap Street. 38 … window in the chancel there appears to have been little work done later until the mid 15th century when the …
A History of the County of Somerset
… South-west from the village, the route passes along Frog Street and divides, leading west to Bridgwater and south to …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Dorset
… the W. front are of three lights and retain their original wood frames. b(7) Horsey Farm, nearly 2 miles S. of the … 17th or early in the 18th century. It retains its original wood-framed windows of three lights. …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Essex
… excavations for a sawpit between Lady's Lane and Moulsham Street (the London to Colchester road), i.e., in the angle … chimney-stacks. ConditionGood, or fairly good. New Street (4). House, two tenements, on the E. side of the street 50 yards N. of (3). The upper storey projects in …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in London
… All Saints (Plates 12 20) stands on the E. side of Church Street at its junction with the Embankment. The walls of the … in front; (19) to Richford Guilford, 1680, and Abigail (Wood) and Elizabeth (Friend), his wives, shaped marble … and pedimented dormer-windows in the roof; the main wood cornice at the eaves-level is continuous round the …
Old and New London
… with about a thousand inhabitants; the baptisms averaging little more than forty in the year." At that time the Thames … by Henry VIII. to the Lawrence family, after whom Lawrence Street derives its name. The new manor house stood on that … creed, is acknowledged even by Protestant writers. Wood, in his "Ecclesiastical Antiquities," says:"More rose …
Survey of London
… that it is an original armet of c. 1530, or possibly a little earlier, to which has been added (at the time of the … fastened from its lower edge to the chin piece. There is little doubt that it was used at the funeral of Lord Dacre, … pulpit." 18. Inscriptions. Charitable bequests painted on wood and hung in church. 1. West Wall of gallery. South side: …