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A Topographical Dictionary of England
… 294 inhabitants. This parish, which is situated on the new road from Wiveliscombe to Barnstaple, comprises by … Independents, Baptists, Wesleyans, and Methodists of the New Connexion. Clayworth (St. Peter) CLAYWORTH ( St. Peter), …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… inadequate accommodation which the old church afforded, a new building, in the Norman style, has been erected by … pursuant to the will of William Stone, principal of New Inn Hall, dated May 12th, 1685, for eight women; … streets, and the recent laying out of Spafields and the New River Company's estate in a variety of streets and …
A History of the County of Northampton
… to the honor. In the 1830s a hiring fair held at the New Inn in Roade was described as an annual statute for the … Gorges, although only a 21-year leaseholder, also built a new mansion, again with elaborate gardens, in 1582, which was … which can be firmly ascribed to Henry VIII's mansion. Two new gentry houses were erected in the hundred in the early …
Office-Holders in Modern Britain
… increments of £15 to £300. 2 The Clerk was placed in the new grade of Second Class Supplementary Clerk in 1865 with a …
Survey of London
… area as the hub of the parish, and the architect of the new church, James Carr, was himself responsible for … by a papal bull of the 1180s, and the creation of a new parish of Clerkenwell in 1176, with the nunnery church doubling as the parish church. Among other new buildings at this time were a gatehouse, facing the …
Survey of London
… other buildings Middlesex House of Detention site 43. The New Prison (181618). The turnkeys' passage, looking south … of the Bedingfield family. 122 Bridewell, workhouse and New Prison, 1615c. 1845 In 1615 the Bedingfield property was acquired by the Middlesex Justices of the Peace for a new county prison. This was originally to have been built …
Survey of London
… to the south, with a square-plan tower and porch as a new public entrance. On the north side of the church a … nunnery church nave The most likely interpretation of this new arrangement would have seen the central chancel and north … the main east window, showing 'The Building of the Temple' (north) and 'The Queen of Sheba visiting the Temple …
Survey of London
… in the twelfth century as a sort of buffer between the two new monastic houses whose layout still informs the local … took on the character of an urban 'place' or square, the new buildings not turned away from it as the old had been, … in 'Sheer Lane' probably one of two narrow streets near Temple Bar obliterated by the building of the Royal Courts of …
Survey of London
… survived the improvement works largely intact, though the new road gave an immediate stimulus to rebuilding. The rest of Clerkenwell Road was completely new. Theobalds Road, in contrast, was almost entirely based … In the summer of 1879 the Building News assessed the new structures going up along Clerkenwell Road and Theobalds …
Old and New London
… which they held for nearly two centuries, derived its new name of St. Jean d'Acre. Siege and battle, desert march … and poor, and a servant to the sick. He who received the new brother then promised him bread and water, and coarse … of the Hospitallers, came to England to urge Henry to a new crusade. Heraclius brought with him the keys of David's …