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A History of the County of Essex
… land was to provide 24 poor persons with a penny loaf each every Sunday, any residue going towards an annual sermon to …
A History of the County of Essex
… later, 'but was manifestly very dangerous. At the end of every month we used to write to Silvertown to say that their …
A History of the County of Essex
… the Labour group's hopes of regaining power, but every year they made a fierce contest of the mayoral … voting at municipal elections in West Ham was in every year smaller than in any of the other 9 great towns of …
A History of the County of Essex
… Plaistow, Silvertown, Stratford, and Upton. At every subsequent election before 1950 the first two divisions … north and south. Both of these were won by Labour at every subsequent election up to and including 1966. This …
A History of the County of Essex
… Catholics from all parts of London' and 'nearly every priest in East London was exasperated against the …
A History of the County of Essex
… coming of the railways. In the 1850s and 1860s buses ran every 10 minutes from Stratford to London, and there was also …
Survey of London
… weapons and other exotica, 'a small cosmopolis gathered every night, and welcomed the landlord with the traditional …
A History of the County of Somerset: Volume 10
… 357 in 1831 and reached 385 in 1851, 6 before declining in every decade to 237 in 1901. It was 243 in 1931. 7 West … the rector was entitled to two horse leazes in the Green every other year 10 and 42 tenants in 1643 had seven beast … two oxen, three yearlings, or six weanling calves to every 4 a. in Westwood until 22 November. On 11 December …
Survey of London
… the space of a month, dipping herself six or seven times every morning, 'without staying in the Water any longer than …
Survey of London
… well, no difficulty having been experienced in letting every set of apartments on remunerative terms'. 72 The …