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A Topographical Dictionary of England
… which soon gave a new impulse to the spirit of commercial enterprise; and the settlement in England of the … time the establishment was discontinued; but in 1827 new premises were begun, which were opened on the 1st of Feb. …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in the County of Cambridgeshire
… slope at 150 ft. above O.D. Diam. 100 ft., ploughed out. (Commercial air photographs in N.M.R.) a(49) Barrow (TL … 130 ft. above O.D. Diam. 60 ft., ploughed out. (C.U.A.P., Commercial air photographs in N.M.R.) a(51) Barrow (TL … at 100 ft. above O.D. Diam. 100 ft., ploughed out. (Commercial air photographs in N.M.R.; C.U.A.P.) a(54) Ring …
A History of the County of York East Riding
… too large to enter the beck. 89 Except for three boatyards commercial use of the beck had ended by 1987. 90 Beverley: …
Survey of London
… was built into the wall of No. 2, Sheffield Street, which premises were demolished in 1903 in connection with the …
Survey of London
… the prosecution of a house-owner for allowing part of his premises to be dangerous to the public health, it was … and wash houses were built on a former coach-builder's premises behind Davies Street. The spiritual needs of the … The increasing use of mews buildings for business and commercial purposes has led to a considerable decline in the …
Survey of London
… street residentially. By 1743 there were eight licensed premises in Bow Street. 22 The making of Broad Court in 17457 … No. 23 Russell Street), which occupy sites where licensed premises were situated at (though not uninterruptedly back … Marquis of Anglesea occupies the site of a victualler's premises in the same year (at No. 39), 28 and of Edward …
Survey of London
… Aldwych by the wall of Exeter House garden and the back premises of the White Hart Inn in the Strand. Until the … Council in 16334, and was succeeded in occupation of the premises by William Clifton, who after being in a similar … there is no doubt that the tavern was on the corner. The premises enjoyed a long and well-patronized existence, as …
Survey of London
… 2 this particular house had previously been licensed premises, of which there were about five in the street in … to a closet, no longer existing. Baker had previously had premises on the site of No. 5 Russell Street since their …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… on the spot; and several Roman pavements are in the premises near the church. Boxden, with Handforth.See …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… standing in 1845 survived in 2000, when it was used for commercial forestry and there were again deer in the park. 79 …