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Survey of London
… marble slab.) In 1895 it was found that the heat from the boiler had melted the lead of coffins which had been placed …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… 0 0 One leaden pipe and brass cock 1 1 0 One double copper boiler with 2 copper lids 4 0 0 Two large coppers as they …
Survey of London
… was at first a wooden shed with an adapted locomotive boiler and a Willans engine coupled to a dynamo, generating …
A History of the County of Oxford
… at the south end of the mill, and the beam engine and boiler were housed at the north end. 58 The milling of corn … sale. Since 1969 the Combe Mill society has restored the boiler, beam engine, forge, and water wheel. 62 In 1270 a …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… VI, of showing favour in his official duties. One John Boiler had, it was alleged, forcibly resisted the … to the accusation, had not only displayed partiality to Boiler but had generally thwarted justice by allowing … Majesty. Worthy to commit the said Sir Anthony and Mr. Boiler at least to the Fleet.' 115 In 1614 Sir Henry Moody, …
A Topographical Dictionary of Wales
… buildings comprising shops for pattern-makers, joiners, boiler and tram makers, and smiths; forges; brass and iron …
Survey of London
… Housing Association. The site, formerly the Millwall Boiler Works, covered 0.92 of an acre and was purchased by …
Survey of London
… 1853 and 1861. 533 The wharf contained an engine house, a boiler house, and the burners, chemical chambers and sheds … was already considerably developed, with a smiths' shop, boiler shop, machine shop, iron store, engine- and boiler-houses, furnace shed, offices and a gridiron. The name …
Survey of London
… housing offices and stores, and an open brick tower. A boiler shop and smithy were erected on the north side of the …