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A History of the County of Essex
… of a liquor licence to the new Borough theatre. 119 A few of the friendly societies were concerned with temperance …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Essex
… with grouped diagonal shafts, modern at the top; a few original windows with moulded mullions remain. Inside the …
Survey of London
… popular writers such as Thomas Burke and Sax Rohmer, and a few sensational criminal cases put Charlie Brown's at the … Brown, landlord of the Blue Posts across the road. For a few years both buildings displayed rival lamps each …
A History of the County of Sussex
… wings north and south of it, all under one long roof. A few ancient timbers remain in the front suggesting a south … jettied upper story on the ends of wide flat joists, and a few old timbers remain in the upper part. The other wing, …
A History of the County of Somerset: Volume 10
… demolished before 1747. Overland was let to tenants but a few houses and lands were in hand and let at rack rents. 26 … 1697. In 1723 John Cannon started a small school but had few pupils and his school to teach engrossing to lawyers … In 1939 9 senior children transferred to Castle Cary. A few evacuees were admitted during the Second World War mainly …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Essex
… of looser sand and gravel. Mixed with these were a few fragments of Samian, Belgic and Upchurch pottery, a few flints, and a little briquetage. In the chamber was a …
Survey of London
… properties were disposed of gradually over the next few years. 13 Between Farringdon Road and Mount Pleasant The … for musical concerts, fireworks and other diversions. A few of these innsSir John Oldcastle's, the Cock and the … elements throughout the area, both Italian and English. A few years earlier, in April 1894, an Italian anarchist was …
Survey of London
… its existence north of Collier Street. It has left few visual records. A Victorian or Edwardian postcard view … the flag-stones, then a new smart street, travelled by few itself, but communicating at the distance of a few yards with the New Road, one of the great thoroughfares …
A History of the County of Sussex
… north of the nave. It is built of rubble, plastered; a few scraps of Roman brick are visible in the gaps in the …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Essex
… The church is of particular interest as one of few churches in the country that are known to have had a … partly broken away; a set-back in the wall a few inches above the window marks the line of the original …