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A Topographical Dictionary of England
… considerable extent, in which the earliest of the Sunday schools were established, under the auspices of William … St. Nicholas, and has been enlarged by the addition of 140 free sittings. There is an annuity of 27 for the support of a … neat appearance: its situation is dry and healthy, and the free access which the inhabitants have to Corsham Park …
Survey of London
… Burlington submitted a Bill in the House of Lords to free him from restrictions in his father's will and to permit … designed in conjunction with the house Kent held rent-free from Burlington. He seems normally to have let this … earlier streets and for 62 in the later. The initial rent-free period of the lease, to cover the building period, was …
Survey of London
… one, the Columns and Windows of the Corinthian Order, of Free-Stone, belonging to Mr. Blythe, who married the Earl of … that year. The building agreement with Witt had left Bligh free to refuse the house, within three months of its …
Survey of London
… were 130 miles off He thought nobody but I durst be so free with Him. I told Him He was much mistaken that He was … then being urged by many critical friends of the charity schools. 606 The character of the school is indicated by the … Account of Several Work-Houses As also of several Charity Schools For Promoting Work, and Labour. This describes the …
Dictionary of Traded Goods and Commodities
… has been noted only after 1700. The term was applied to a free-standing or hanging CUPBOARD, so made as to fit into the …
A Survey of London
… which hee gaue to the Grocers of London, himselfe being free of the Citie, and a brother of that companie. Then haue … in Cornehill. Wine one pint for a pennie, & bread giuen free. I haue read of a Countrey man, that then hauing lost … pinte, for bread nothing did he pay, for that was allowed free. The kings house in Cornehill. This Popes head Tauerne, …
Old and New London
… since the last rebuilding of the hall. The Company have schools at Sutton Valence, in Kent, and in the Isle of Man, … William Stone,' to whom the king said, " Wilt thou make me free of the Clothworkers?' ' Yea,' quoth the master, 'and …
Survey of London
… unofficial blue plaque on the house proclaims. On the two free-standing sites amidst the plantations, Willett built …