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Old and New London
… the following interesting facts: The Post Office Savings-Banks continue to show a steady and rapid advance in their … additional Money Order Offices (serving also as Savings-Banks) were opened, making the whole number upwards of 4,600. …
Old and New London
… in worn garments or huckstered in petty commodities on the banks of the Vistula, or in German Ghettos. The Portuguese … But now of later time the same ditch is enclosed, and the banks thereof let out for garden plots, and divers houses be …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… wooden structure, which crosses the river and its banks by twenty-seven arches and culverts. The vicarial …
Ancient and Historical Monuments in the County of Gloucester
… Aldsworth and Eastleach. The fields are bounded by stony banks up to 20 ft. across and 1 ft. high, probably collapsed … well-defined but probably similar line in Eastleach. The banks are regularly arranged in parallel lines, resulting in … extend, are undated and incomplete; their surviving stony banks are up to 15 ft. across and 2 ft. high above the …
A History of the County of Gloucester: Volume 7
… section of the Coln St. Aldwyns road. The Leach broke its banks in 1412 2 and 1723, 3 and in 1612 a meeting of the … with the maintenance of buildings, weirs, ditches, and banks, was concerned with the purity of the water-supply in …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… curacy, of which the net income is 120; the chapel at Nine-Banks, partially rebuilt about 1816, a perpetual curacy, with …