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… rights of the Corporation to the waste land in Whitmore Lane near the new erection for the County Gaol. Septr. 5. … the Town Hall. 1862 March 24. Site of the cottages in Mill Lane to be let. Admiralty applied to, to raise three sunken …
Cardiff Records
… in the Taff, and a fine inflicted. The cottage in Mill Lane, now in lease to Messrs. Vachell, is to be purchased and …
Cardiff Records
… Bakehouse. To E. Jenks, for painting done at the Whitmore Lane Cottages 6 s. To G. Roberts, for cleaning and repairing …
Cardiff Records
… new Police Station on the Corporation property in Whitmore Lane. A Tender from C. Lucas & Son for a new buoy at the … apportionment of charge for improvements in Green Lane, otherwise Broadway, and by Selig Brukewich for the like … of a bridge over the Glamorganshire Canal at Mill Lane. Plans are approved for the proposed wall and …
Cardiff Records
… purchased by the Corporation. A Memorial praying that the lane 4 leading from Newport Road to Broadway and Clifton … from Saint Andrew's Place to Castle Road, otherwise Plucca Lane, within the Parish of Saint John, is to be stopped up … Avenue. At the bottom of Quay Street. Adamsdown. Four Elms Lane. This demolition of a row of old houses between the two …
Cardiff Records
… Weir; to Joseph Davies, rent 7. Piece of land in Barry Lane; to Edward Thomas, rent 5. Part of the Spittle; to …
Cardiff Records
… Proposed by M r Minnit to take a Lease on A House in Barry Lane and the Hays for 21 years at the rent of fifteen … Late William Thomas, now Thomas Edwards, a house in Barry Lane, for 99 years (or lives) from 1700, at 1 s. 5. Late … at 8 s. 31. Late Phillip Dennis, a cot and garden in Barry Lane; expired. 32. Thomas Nowell, a house and a. of land, for …
Cardiff Records
… or persons have enclosed or taken in part of the Whitmore Lane being the Old Road to the Town of Cardiff, Ordered that … in the Town of Cardiff being on the South side of a lane called Porridge Lane and bounded on the East by a certain lane leading to the …
Survey of London
… Close" is referred to in 161415 as lying between "Blynd Lane" and the Common. Brook Green evidently takes its name …