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Cardiff Records
… are ready for pickling, to obviate the damage caused by stone-throwing. Discretionary power is given to the Head … condolence with the relatives of the late Alderman G. A. Stone deceased. Mr. Childers, the Home Secretary, writes … T. W. Jacobs elected Alderman, in place of Alderman G. A. Stone deceased. Finance Committee recommend that in future …
Cardiff Records
… of His Worship's having relaid the old foundation-stone of the Central Free Library. Special Committee resolved … the foundation; whereupon he had the hole filled up with stone. Mr. James Howell writes that he hopes to get out of …
Cardiff Records
… Mr. E. W. M. Corbett, and selected a spot for quarrying stone for hospital purposes, subject to a royalty to be fixed …
Cardiff Records
… Captain William Jones, Cardiff Pilot, informed him that stone ballast had been discharged from the barque "Albatross" …
A Topographical Dictionary of Wales
… estuary of the river Teivy, over which it has an ancient stone bridge of five arches, connecting the counties of … at different places along the coast the farmers buy the stone in its natural state, together with culm from Milford, … &c., besides an excellent hard kind of building-stone, of which the houses of Aberystwith exhibit good …
A History of the County of Shropshire
… are Cambrian grits and limestones, sources of building stone. 24 Robert Townson (17621827), geologist and traveller, … hills; the last mentioned stream was known as Stank Stone gutter or brook in 1757 and later. 29 The Roman road … the early 17th century, as can be seen in the Barracks, 78 stone chimneys began to be added to existing houses and open …
A Topographical Dictionary of Wales
… church, dedicated to St. John the Baptist, is an unadorned stone edifice, built in 1807, and capable of accommodating … adjacent grounds. The old cemetery was inclosed by a rude stone wall, and is said to have comprised 120 acres of … each two lancet-headed compartments, divided by a stone mullion: on the south side is a large window having …
Survey of London
… two very good white kilns, making white stoneware, and two stone kilns. 176 It was closed about 1730 and subsequently … these have been removed and only the recesses remain. The stone font, now serving as a piscina in the altar recess, was … in design. It is built in Suffolk grey brick and has stone dressings. There is a small tower at the south-east …
Fasti Ecclesiae Anglicanae 1541-1857
… and G. Holmes (Oxford, 1985). pp. 42833; Hist. MSS. Comm., Portland MSS. IV 1389, 476; Statutes of the Realm VIII 840. …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… until the time of Charles I.; it is chiefly built of fine stone from Ketton, in Rutlandshire, and was purchased at the …