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A History of the County of Oxford
… and on the Faringdon road Windmill House (formerly Farm), Poplar and Bakery Cottages, Prospect House, and Willow Farm. …
Survey of London
… twenty years. Hills and Fletcher had both been employed by Poplar District Board of Works as surveyors, and their most … achievement was the board's new offices of 186970, on Poplar High Street. Pubs were the mainstay of their business, … time of the rebuilding, Fletcher was still employed by the Poplar Board of Works, and possibly for this reason his name …
A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland
… natural wood consists of Scotch fir, birch, mountain-ash, poplar, and alder; and the plantations contain the various …
Court of common pleas: The National Archives, CP40
… taken were namely 10,000 oak trees, 2000 ash trees and 40 poplar trees. Damages are claimed at 400m. Pleading: WS and …
A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland
… ash, elm, beech, sycamore, chesnut, plane, walnut, and poplar; and the plantations, to which considerable attention …
Survey of London
… John's Estate The first major post-war housing scheme by Poplar Borough Council on the Isle of Dogs was the St John's … war and utilized for sites for temporary housing by both Poplar Borough Council and the LCC. Those buildings which did … Their names commemorate J. B. Skeggs, Town Clerk of Poplar from 1915 to 1922, and W. B. Thorne, Borough Librarian …
Survey of London
… firms on Clydeside and Tyneside. Between 1906 and 1908 the Poplar yard was gradually shut down and the firm moved to new … p.62. THLHL, 901.2, F.Banfield, 'Mr A. F. Yarrow at Poplar', Cassell's Family Magazine, c1897, p.475. Banbury, …
Survey of London
… housing estate (see page 546). Empire Wharf (formerly Poplar Dry Dock) This land, immediately to the south of … transformed the site into a substantial dry dock, known as Poplar Dry Dock, for the repair of iron ships and steamers. … which attempted to monopolize ship repair in London. 466 Poplar Dry Dock was used by various companies until 1933, …