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A History of the County of Oxford
… 76 Before inclosure in 1839 the furlongs were grouped in five fields, with Beanhill field in the north, Park field …
A History of the County of Oxford
… on the bank of the river Windrush, connected by minor lanes with the StandlakeWitney road. Its houses line a single …
A History of the County of Oxford
… possibly pre-dates the Harcourts 2 he added on the west a five-bayed range and end pavilion. The range contained some …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… and to have been connected with it for a period exceeding five centuries. The widow of Sir William Dukinfield Daniel (a … after flowing through the town under a stone bridge of five arches, falls into the Exe near Brushford. Dulverton, … is well calculated to display the pictures, and comprises five rooms, in each of which are many specimens of the first …
Survey of London
… by name in the ratebooks in 1686, 1 when there were five houses on the west side and three on the east; it is … on the ground storey, which has an elaborate front of five bays, each end one a doorway with a Doric arch set …
Survey of London
… St. Albans's trustees granted four leases, each for forty-five years, of land fronting Duke Street. Between 1672 and … as against the three of Nos. 2 and 3, and each floor has five windows instead of three, although both fronts have much … height and width. Here, the ground storey is divided into five equal bays by channel-jointed Doric piers with enriched …
Survey of London
… that despite relatively high rents there were nearly five times as many applicants for the thirty-eight dwellings … to the unaccustomed height of seven storeys, or sixty-five feet in all, this being the upper limit to which the New … of two sets of two rooms, two of four, and two of five on each floor, with two of five on the roof; altogether …
Survey of London
… The former was originally the northernmost of a row of five houses leased to Seth Smith in 1829. 42 It has a plain …