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Thoroton's History of Nottinghamshire
… issue two sons and three daughters. William, by the first adventure, died young, in Holland, before the revolution. …
A History of the County of Shropshire
… and girls were in separate departments and there was no playground. 74 By 1818 numbers had increased to 135 boys and …
A History of the County of Stafford
… more than 9 d. a week, and there were 5 cheaper private-adventure schools with accommodation for 429 children. Seven … for young people from West Bromwich. 87 The Plas Gwynant Adventure School at Nantgwynant (Caernarvons.) was opened in …
A History of the County of Essex
… a new building was erected for them on part of the girls' playground. 85 The boys and girls departments were closed in … Bidder Street, was opened in 1877 for 750 pupils. The playground was enlarged in 1891. The school served a poor … was opened in 1892 with places for 1,370. It had a roof playground and other features new to West Ham. About 1938 it …
A History of the County of Essex
… The Printing of Books, ch. vi; Oliver Simon, Printer and Playground. Stratford Expr. W. Ham Jubilee Suppl. (1936); Bk. …
Survey of London
… style, with two floors of schoolrooms over a covered playground. 78 In 1887 the boys' school was augmented by a … to combine high density with sufficient light, air and playground space. A total of 1,041 people (63 more than then … stable-yard accessible from South Street allowed extra playground space, a new entrance, and a schoolkeeper's house. …