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A History of the County of Stafford
… the present Lyndon Street and extended southeast to Mayer's Green. 63 East of the village there was a road running from the church to Mayer's Green via the present Church Vale (formerly Sot's Hole) and … of West Bromwich ( c. 1820); Short Hist. of West Bromwich, chap. 13; 'Old West Bromwich', 17 Aug. 1945. See p. 23. 'Old …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… the city this ridge rises by gradual stages from the water's edge; in the northern part it is more abrupt, and stands … Preston 15 marks. In 1227 32 Liverpool paid 11 marks 7 s. 8 d., West Derby 7 marks 4 s. 4 d., Preston 15 marks 6 d. … probable that, as in other cases (Gross, Gild Merchant, i, chap. v.), a single assembly and a single set of officers …
A History of the County of Sussex
… to live in, evidently the building called in 1985 Priest's House, and made a new endowment by which the work of the … and £1,300 was settled on the mission after Edward's death. 35 The priest received £42 a year in 1773. 36 In … 112. W.S.R.O., Ep. I/22/1 (1640). The suggestion that the chap. was then a separate bldg. is unlikely: M. de …
A History of the County of Essex
… have ceased about 1570. 3 From the 13th century St. Thomas's and Spilemans mills, north of Stratford High Street, were … from London, despite a protest in 1298 that the City's rights were thereby infringed. 5 Both mills belonged to … Co. For Gliksten see M. P. Addington, 'Stratford Marsh', chap. iii. Pigot's Dir. Essex (1839); Kelly's Dir. Essex …
A History of the County of Essex
… many philanthropic institutions in West Ham. In the town's early years voluntary efforts were directed mainly towards … most important has been the slum 'settlement'. West Ham's most notable settlements have been Mansfield House and … technical education in W. Ham' (London M.A. thesis, 1966), chap. iii. For the school see p. 149. J. S. Curwen, Old …
A History of the County of Essex
… at Upton, where in 1862 he helped to establish St. Angela's Ursuline convent. 19 At last, in 1868, he was able to open … church of ST. ANTONY OF PADUA, Khedive (later St. Antony's) Road, was laid. By 1891 the church, St. Bonaventure's … Dept., Wesleyan Methodism in Canning Town 18681918. Wes. Chap. Ctee. Rtns. 1863; Worship Reg. 15647. Meth. Arch. …
A History of the County of Essex
… was Sir John Pelly, Bt. (17771852), governor of the Hudson's Bay Company, who lived at the Manor House, Upton, and was … 37 Thomas Given-Wilson (d. 1916), vicar of St. Mary's, Plaistow, 38 Robert Rowntree Clifford (d. 1943), … Stratford. 122 The Canning Town Field club, later the Chip Chap club (18835), comprised five working men. It collected …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Essex
… West Mersea 96. WEST MERSEA. (D.e.) (O.S. 6 in. (a)xlvi. N.E. (b)xlvi. S.E. (c)xlvii. N.W.) West Mersea is a village and parish … (A. J. Butler, Ancient Coptic Churches of Egypt, 1884, Chap. IV. A. J. Butler, Arab Conquest of Egypt, 238, 249. …
Old and New London
… ChurchDimensions of the BuildingThe West Front and Wren's Gothic TowersThe North Transept and "Solomon's Porch"The ChapelsGeneral Description of the South … the author of 'Paradise Lost' was placed here by William Benson, Esq., one of the two auditors of the imprests to his …
Old and New London
… side yield." Ben Jonson. Law Students residing in the King's CourtThe Hall built by William RufusThe Poor regaled here by Henry III.Prince Henry crowned in his Father's LifetimeSir John Dymoke, the King's ChampionThe Hall … described by Lord Coke in his Book of Pleas of the Crown, chap. 'Treason, of the Trial of Peers,' as to the summons of …