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A Topographical Dictionary of England
… Roden, and on the road from Shrewsbury to Chester and Liverpool. It consists principally of one spacious …
Old and New London
… Willis, the builder of the organ at St. George's Hall, Liverpool. Some idea of the size of the instrument may be …
A History of the County of Stafford
… began to expand, and by 1875, when he opened a works at Liverpool, his firm enjoyed a substantial export trade to … and the Continent. 98 By 1900 the West Bromwich and Liverpool works were producing over 18,000 tons of soap … Bromwich (the Royal Chemical Works in High Street) and Liverpool were then closed as part of Unilever's programme of …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… West Derby hundred The City of Liverpool TOPOGRAPHY THE HUNDRED OF WEST DERBY ( Continuation) LIVERPOOL Liuerpul (1207); Leuerepul (1229); Liuerpol (1266); … found mainly in the 15th and 16th centuries. The city of Liverpool extends for 6 miles along the eastern margin of the …
A History of the County of Essex
… North Woolwich Road (from c. 1878), and Andrew G. Soutter, Liverpool Road (from c. 1906). 142 Soutter is now a …
A History of the County of Essex
… in 1908. The Central line extension was opened from Liverpool Street to Stratford in 1946, from Stratford to …
Survey of London
… linking six sorting offices and also stopping at Liverpool Street station; the main workshop for servicing the …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… hoops, which are made in the county, and sent coastwise to Liverpool; and partly into charcoal, which is in demand for … buildings, while the best slates are conveyed by sea to Liverpool, London, Lynn, Hull, &c, and by land into … sheep. Much fish from the lakes is sent to Lancaster and Liverpool. The principal rivers are the Eden, Eamont, …
Old and New London
… were among the number, and Lord Hawkesbury (afterwards Liverpool) took a glance, standing on the opposite side to …
Old and New London
… "Last Monday," writes Bentley, in 1770, to a friend at Liverpool, "Mr. Wedgwood and I had a long audience of their …