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Survey of London
… Peers in 1804. 260 The company had used it for the making or storing of bricks while the docks were being constructed, … of land on both sides of Cotton Street at its northern end, which also gave him a frontage of 106ft on East India … was carried out by F. & F. J. Wood of Cleveland Street, Mile End Road, and cost 9,347. 386 Secondly, in 18878 a …
Survey of London
… and Poplar Chapel stood. The development of the eastern end of this block of land began in the first decade of the nineteenth century and, at its western end, Castor Street was laid out by 1812, but not until the … to the schoolroom'. 32 The school was closed at the end of 1906, 33 although the Sunday school continued to meet …
Survey of London
… a pair of houses was built adjoining No. 1 at the northern end of the street and designated as Nos 1A and 1B, although … the covenant in all of the sales that only an open railing or steps to the houses could be erected upon a strip of … house was built upon them in 1827 by James Hammack of Mile End (Plate 40a). The name of the public house has not …
Survey of London
… in April 1853; half of the plots were disposed of by the end of that year, but the remainder were not taken until … melting and soapmaking, and from using forges, anvils or steam engines on the premises. 42 Woodstock Terrace … the field was held by the surviving brother James, of Mile End Road, a surveyor of the Excise, and his niece …
Survey of London
… said to contain in length along the street to the chapel or hermitage of St. Katherine 167 feet 3 inches, and in width … an even more prominent one (see p. 224) near the western end. It is probable, however, that the number of houses shown … as follows: 27 "The Marmayde Taverne. 28 All that Taverne or Tenem t Comonly called the Mermayd Taverne lying nere …
Physicians and Irregular Medical Practitioners in London 1550-1640
… Entry 'Dr. Spicer complayneth that one Beuens Mr. Hills man that was, gave a vomitt to Mr. Roystons daughter of … Mrs Lane by bad practice. Denied he had given her physic, or had any medicine from Mr Hill. Then said he'd given Mrs …
A History of the County of York East Riding
… inns in the town, 7 which were used by various other more or less official bodies. Notable among those meeting places … the rent for carrying the Londoners' goods from the beck or river, which had been as high as £13 6 s. 8 d. in 1673-5, … of all adult males whose children were baptized or buried, or who were themselves buried or married. Details …
A History of the County of York East Riding
… election residents accounted for 767 of the 1,296 voters, or some 14 per cent of the inhabitants. 44 At the election of … the town's representative. 53 Expenditure by M.P.s did not end with their election, for treating was expected by the … lost for opposing the government in parliament. A third man was eventually found in Gen. Richard Vyse, commander of …
A History of the County of York East Riding
… the races. 84 John Courtney wrote in 1764: 'Beverley races end. I was three days upon the stand in the race ground, and … Lairgate. 88 In the 1760s the company usually spent four or five weeks at Beverley after York races in August and … was reflected in house building: after 1770 semidetached or terraced houses, such as nos. 6-8 Newbegin, nos. 72-4 and …
A History of the County of York East Riding
… 3 attorneys, and 8 tradesmen, of whom 4 were mercers or grocers, 2 woollen drapers, one a maltster, and one a … also met restoration expenditure of a further £28. By the end of the restoration work, in the early 1730s, some £7,500 … sums being raised, particularly at election time, whether or not there was a contest. In 1795-6, when there was an …
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