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A Dictionary of London
… for the western extension of Cannon Street, 1853-4. Budge Row South-east from Watling Street to Cannon Street (P.O. … Street (q.v.) at that time. Other forms : "Bugge Row," 1528 (L. and P. H. VIII. IV. (2), p. 1789). "Budgrowe," … dressed outwards," as defined by Halliwell, s.v. Bugge Row See Budge Row. Bukerel (Ward of) See Broad Street Ward. …
Alumni Oxonienses
… Hospital 1733, one of Pope's physicians, died in Savile Row 11 June, 1744, brother of George 1710, and of John 1710. …
Survey of London
… between the dock wall and the existing roadway of Naval Row, and the south-west corner of the dock wall had to be … and also on the south side of the new road near Naval Row. They were originally leased by Robert Lambert, a local … parts of the Isle of Dogs. It stood at the end of Naval Row, on the site of the East India Export Dock. First …
A History of the County of Somerset
… when its site was repaired by the highway surveyors. 86 A row of butchers' stalls or shambles ran west from the cross …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Dorset
… by elliptical gauged brick arches. (5) Cottages, in a row, parallel with the E. range of (4) and 50 yds. to the E., …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Huntingdonshire
… an original doorway with guilloche ornament and a double row of billets on the frame; above is a cornice with 'egg and …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Buckinghamshire
… ConditionGood. b(23). House, at the E. corner of Meadow Row. The block facing the High Street was built probably … in front is covered with cement; the wing facing Meadow Row was added in the 17th century; it has been re-fronted … Cottage, now three tenements, on the N.E. side of Meadow Row. Interior:The ceilings have chamfered beams and open …
Survey of London
… time therefore that the two philosophers lodged with Mrs. Charlotte Adams at No.10 during the two weeks that Rousseau … Lee, 2nd Earl of Lichfield, the son of the 1st Earl by Charlotte, the natural daughter of King Charles II. Edward …
Survey of London
… celebrating it as 'a very knock-down blow to the heavy row of Philistinism opposite'. Inside, the same periodical … by Hussey at that time, by April 1876 it was to be a row of large houses. 86 The chairman of the Commissioners' … Gate on their own estate. Beyond the probability that the row was no less than eighty feet high, 90 it is not known …