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Magna Britannia
… and that near Burgh the peasants strike the plough on a pavement, which he supposes must be in its line. "A second … from large stones, the fragments perhaps of its original pavement, crosses Black Burn, and running within two miles … to have been any mortar used in the walls. L. A broad pavement of flat stones, intended probably for the same …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in London
… some old houses were pulled down in 1707 and a tessellated pavement (p. 111) was found about 4 ft. below the surface. "Sinking downwards, under the Pavement, only Rubbish occurred for about two Foot: and then … of Antoninus Pius" (which presumably also antedated the pavement). . . . "At about the same depth .... but nearer to …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in London
… Rom. Lond., p. 28; CIL. VII, 35]. Fig. 88 (No. 60). 60. Pavement (Fig. 88), found 1887 between Pudding Lane and …
Survey of London Monograph
… passages, and hee proposed to do the worke by the common pavement att 7 d a foote but to have it extraordinary well …
Survey of London Monograph
… (Sections A, B and C). J. A. King & Company Ltd of London Pavement lights (all Sections). Korkoid & Ruboleum Tile …
Memorials of the Guild of Merchant Taylors
… a gutter in the kitchen, a window in the pantry, and the pavement before the high table. Gutter near the chapel … le Skolemayster." Flooring divers chambers near the Hall. Pavement before Taillours Hall. A latch to the Gardener's … A mantel shide and 2 tassels, 12 d. A mason for making the pavement between "boteraces" at the parlour door, and of the …