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A History of the County of Lancaster
… lamb, pig, goose, hay, hemp, flax and small tithes. A mortuary was payable on the death of a householder. If a …
Old and New London
… and made light of the warning of those in charge of the mortuary as to the shock he might possibly receive. He would … be, it must be conveyed through the public streets to the mortuary in Golden Lane, a distance considerably over a mile. … close under the windows of a row of cottages, is the only mortuary. Even where the places themselves are tolerably …
Old and New London
… side a brick building has been erected, to be used as a mortuary. Towards the lower end of Drury Lane, nearly …
Old and New London
… the third, the whole College of Physicians in their mortuary caps and gowns; the fourth, the doctors and …
A History of the County of York North Riding
… is the old church of St. Margaret, now serving as a mortuary chapel. The Wesleyan Methodist chapel, built before … to ST. MARGARET, was rebuilt in 1778 and is now used as a mortuary chapel. It is a plain rectangular stone edifice, …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… owned by Haringey L.B., covered 57 a. in 1972. 17 A mortuary had been opened in Park Lane by 1890. 18 The Public …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… of a burial board of fifteen members. It contains two mortuary chapels. The Volunteer Hall in Mealhouse Lane, used …