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Survey of London
… with three quarter columns. These columns stand a little above ground-level and carry an entablature between … occupation of No. 14 by 1827. In the following year Thomas Wood was at No. 5, John Brown at No. 26, and William Fox at … W. Finch, 1840. No. 4. Thomas Parker, 1830. No. 5. Thomas Wood, 182832; Empty 1833; Peter Dickson and George Anderson, …
Survey of London
… messuage called the Aquavite House in Petty Wales, also a little key or wharfe adjoining the same abutting on Stew Key … chantry included houses on Tower Hill, in Great Tower Street and in Petty Wales. 3 It is possible that one of the … that the rest of his tenements with a wharf in the same street are to be sold, 9 but the purchasers have not been …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Huntingdonshire
… low ridge which represents the Roman road (the Ermine Street) to Ancaster and Lincoln. This road can be seen … the foundations of twenty-two Roman structures, but little is now known of their character or alignment. The … but, in the absence of scientific excavation, offer little information of chronological value. Of the date of the …
A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
… Chesterton hundred. The two depopulated vills of Great and Little Childerley were united for all purposes from the late … view was claimed on at least one manor in each vill except Little Childerley. In the 1440s the sheriff apparently …
A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
… they numbered five, standing at the corner of the high street and Union Lane, and were occupied by five old men or …
A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
… and 1986. 85In 1931 the former Baptist chapel on Chapel Street was acquired for use as a church hall, which it … and repairs to its woodwork, to the north porch, and to a 'little old chapel' on the north, perhaps the vestry, 17which …
A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
… the 1810s the only mill was probably that in West field a little east of the castle, 49 presumably the one rebuilt … to the 1920s. 61 From the 1930s the Hallens in the high street made cycles and repaired cars, and were still active … of the Cambridge Co-operative Society trading on the high street from 1925 to c. 1970. 62 By the 1960s, however, many …
A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
… its closes curving gently north-eastward along a high street men- tioned in 1293. 40 The church and main manor … and was later distinguished as Mickle Milton way from a Little Milton way nearer to the fen. 54 North of the castle … the Milton road beyond the fork. The Huntingdon road saw little building before the late 1860s. Meanwhile more modest …
A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
… which c. 1279 the ancient demesne tenants could plead by little writ of right, were then held every three weeks: … complained that the prior was barring them from using the little writ of right, and making them proceed by bill like … were for sale c. 1855. 39 By the 1870s the vestry provided street lighting, in the village with hanging oil lamps, in …
A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
… apparently favoured puritanism in the 1640s, 59there was little organized dissent until the 19th century. In 1662 six … built a substantial chapel in grey brick west of Chapel Street, with a three-bay front and side windows under … attracting up to 500 hearers. 77A chapel on the high street was opened in 1858. 78In the 1860s its Sunday school …