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Survey of London
… purchase that at least their neighbourhood would not be a nuisance to them'. The court of directors adopted the …
A History of the County of Oxford
… 19th century the vicar suppressed the festivities as a 'nuisance'. 98 A cottagers' club, supported by subscriptions …
Survey of London
… Surrey Street and the Crowd thereby collected is a Common Nuisance." 247 "In the house No. 6, opposite the York Hotel, …
Old and New London
… been passed of late years, the donkeydrivers are not the nuisance that once they were. Cricket matches take place here …
A Dictionary of London
… 1369-74, p. 31). After the bridge had been removed, the nuisance continued (ib. 262). Possibly a bridge over the …
Cardiff Records
… That the Clerk write to Mr. Brunel pointing out the nuisance and injurious effects to the Public Health, arising … such measures on behalf of the Company as may abate the nuisance. May 16. Ordered That the South Wales Railway Co. be … call Mr. Brunel's attention to his letter relative to the nuisance caused by the diversion of the river Taff and …
A New History of London
… begging in the streets, which was become an intolerable nuisance, burden, and disgrace, to the metropolis, and its …
Survey of London
… apartments to respectable people. 127 By this time another nuisance was the smoke drifting eastward from Bielefeld's …