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Survey of London
… of Health and Sanitary Inspector, and the officers of the Metropolitan Buildings Office, who focused particularly upon … following the Cross Act of 1875, and was adopted by the Metropolitan Board of Works in 1878. It covered 3 acres, … should be erected in the area, but the Peabody Trust, the Metropolitan Association for Improving the Dwellings of the …
Survey of London
… 170 The watch-house subsequently became a station for the Metropolitan Police; the fire-engine keeper was compensated … the Poplar District Board of Works in 1866 for use by the Metropolitan Fire Brigade pending the erection of a new fire …
A History of the County of Somerset: Volume 10
… brass pole heads (Lingfield, 1964) D. Greenfield, 'Keinton Tramway the Preposterous Railway', The Visitor (June 1985) D. …
Old and New London
… HallThe South London Working Men's CollegeThe South London Tramway CompanyThe Mission College of St. AlphegeNelson … further northward are the offices of the South London Tramway Company, which was founded in 1870, in order to …
Old and New London
… such encroachments, however, were brought to an end by the Metropolitan Commons Act of 1866, when Blackheath was secured …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in the County of Northamptonshire
… as well as on a map of the parish of 1729 (NRO). b(6) Tramway (SP 743500724533; Fig. 32), extends for 3.8 km. over … March 1799, it was decided that it should be replaced by a tramway. This was finished by 1801 and was in use until … February 1805 when the tunnel was finally completed. The tramway was then abandoned and its track was reused on the …
A Dictionary of London
… The site is now covered by Moorgate Street Station and the Metropolitan Railway lines. Blue Bore Inn North out of …
A Topographical Dictionary of Wales
… and a quarter, by a continuation of the canal, or by a tramway; but the former plan was at last adopted, and the …
A New History of London
… away from time to time 3. This was a filthy tax upon his metropolitan subjects, and the only one perhaps, which they …
A New History of London
… see; and that this was and continued to be the metropolitan and chief church in this nation for 400 years, …