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Survey of London
… First World War the two great centres of sack-making were Dundee and Calcutta, but after the war sack-cleaning firms in …
The Aldermen of the City of London
… James Ritchie. Elder brother of the first Lord Ritchie of Dundee (Lord St. Aldwyn's successor as Chancellor of the …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… complaining about wrongs done to them by the burgesses of Dundee]. 326 (310). To the petition of the burgesses of … making complaint about the fact that the burgesses of Dundee have usurped to themselves certain profits which … et camerario, et fiet ei justicia. [Petition of William of Dundee clerk, requesting the resumption of payment of a wheat …
A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland
… it from other kinds manufactured at Aberdeen and Dundee. The manufacture of silk gauze, in imitation of that … for exportation. The fresh fish find a ready market at Dundee. The lobsters are caught from February to the end of … forty to sixty tons' burthen, belonging to the parish. The Dundee and Arbroath railway has an intermediate station at …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… of Sutherland Avenue, the G.L.C.'s Atholl, Braemar, and Dundee houses to the north, and Edinburgh, Falkirk, and … Vale), the six-storeyed brown-brick Atholl, Braemar, and Dundee houses (nos. 125, 135, and 145), part of the G.L.C.'s …
The History and Antiquities of the County Palatine of Durham
… piper at the mowing of the fields 2 s.P d the ringers when Dundee was taken, 4 s. 1652. For ringing when the good newes …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… 1003 At some unknown, but presumably near, date Thomas Dundee, of Trowbridge, gave 200 to complete the instrument. … and baptisms from 1773 and burials from 1785. 1253 Thomas Dundee ante 1809 bequeathed 50, the interest on which was to …
A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland
… on the west, and Provost Halyburton, with his men from Dundee, played on it with artillery from the bridge; the … the populous village of Bridgend, and with the road to Dundee. The streets are spacious and regularly formed; and … of timber and slates is sent off. From the proximity of Dundee, the manufacturing produce is generally forwarded to …
A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland
… part of the parish, on the great road from Cupar-Angus to Dundee, and is one of six villages or hamlets within the … Hallyburton, a laird of Pitcur, fell, along with Viscount Dundee, at the battle of Killiecrankie in the year 1689. … will be made still more commodious. Steamers to Edinburgh, Dundee, and the north of Scotland, ply daily during the …
Survey of London
… view looking south-east in the 1970s. Limekiln Dock and Dundee Wharf to the right b. River frontage in c1882 (pp. …