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A History of the County of Sussex
… for sale in 1887; there were two kilns for 60,000 bricks and a tileshed. 13 It had closed by 1895. 14 Several … Thakeham Tiles Ltd. on Heath common was making cement, bricks, and tiles by 1934 and still flourished in 1983. Goose … was using clay dug on the site to produce 435,000 facing bricks a week, including hand-moulded shaped bricks. It …
A History of the County of Oxford
… dissenters' chapel substantially erectied with bricks and timber, tiled and in good repair', and containing …
A History of the County of Oxford
… British school; in 1861 the County Court, built of local bricks and embellished with a shield of arms; and in 1878 the …
A History of the County of Oxford
… Park brick kilns were opened in the early 19th century and bricks for the county court were made there in 1869. Those … century. Both businesses were ultimately killed by cheaper bricks from Peterborough, but in 1934 the Christmas Hill …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Essex
… and that near the S.W. end is partly of late 17th-century bricks and partly modern. Inside the building the N.E. half … The N.W. front has remains of original diapering in blue bricks and a chamfered plinth. There were apparently two …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… are yet standing, have quantities of British or Roman bricks among them. In the south wall is a small circular arch of a door-way, regularly composed of such bricks, being the work of that time; in the east wall is a large pointed gothic window, with an arch of those bricks, of the same pointed form, above the stone work of it. …
Survey of London
… London on the increase, that the land was turned over to bricks and mortar when the Hutchinses sold out to speculative … at 450 per annum plus a royalty of 6s. for every thousand bricks over four million made in each year. 31 Soon the land … interests elsewhere in the London area, made his own bricks here in Kensington on the terms just referred to, and …