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Survey of London
… house itself being used as the headmaster's residence and new school buildings erected in the garden at the rear. 49 … distress'. 16 Hillsleigh Road Hillsleigh Road (known as New Road until 1910) was formed on the east side of Campden … the newly built church, was a decision by the Kensington Vestry to widen Plough Lane. This necessitated the demolition …
A History of the County of Oxford
… whose mastership plans were drawn for the building of a new hall on the site of nos. 13,14, and 15 St. Giles's. This … of building on the site in St. Giles was dropped and a new site was sought and at length found in Berwer St. This … K.C.I.E., P.R.A., was appointed the architect for the new building in Brewer St., the construction of which was …
Dictionary of Traded Goods and Commodities
… and set vpon four, or generally six feet' on which 'the new made candles hang on the rods till they be could and … they suffered in comparison with the attractions of the new PRINTED - COTTON. Even so cantaloons were incredibly …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… lime, peat-ashes and manure, of all sorts. They will find new markets for the produce of their farms and estates: corn, … Dundas and his supporters moved quickly, absorbed the new men from Bristol and Bath, and action began upon what now … abandoned the Marlborough-Calne line, and recommended a new route by Devizes, with a branch to Marlborough and …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in London
… Portland stone. The roofs are covered with asphalte. The vestry is of brick. The former church was destroyed in the … the roof and ceiling were replaced by a steel roof and a new ceiling, only the oval wreath of flowers, etc,. being … of cherubs standing upon square and enriched bases; new top placed over table. Credence Table: made up of old …
A Dictionary of London
… part of the 19th century owing to the erection of the new London Bridge and the subsequent formation and erection … of King William Street and the other approaches to the new bridge under the Act of Parliament, passed 1829 for the …
A Survey of London
… Crooked lane aforesaid by saint Michaels Church, towards new Fish streete. One the most ancient house in this lane is … the said Church hath beene since increased with a new Quier and side chappels by sir William Walworth … Dunthorne.; Old seale of the Mayoralty broken and a new seale made. The Armes of this Citty were not altered, but …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Essex
… were added and the S. wall of the nave re-built; a N. vestry was probably added at the same time. Later in the same … N. aisle largely re-built. Late in the 18th century the N. vestry was pulled down. The church has been restored in … splays; E. of it is a 15th-century doorway to the former vestry of which the toothing of the E. wall remains; the …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Dorset
… from a funerary wreath, and sherds of pottery; a sherd of New Forest ware was found near by. Coffin and tray are now in …
A History of the County of Somerset
… in 1759 16 and improved in 1822, notably by cutting the New Road from Sandford bridge towards Chilton Trivet. 17 A … Horse near Clayhill was recorded in 1773 and 1861. 71 The New Inn in Frog Street and the Globe inn in Church Street …