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A Topographical Dictionary of England
… the water flows up nearly five miles to Holme bridge: the quay is on the south side of the town. The river Frome had …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Dorset
… from before the fire, the Priory and the Manor House. The Quay, in the same sector, is an ancient structure, repaired … fanlight, reeded pilasters and open pediment. The Quay (44) House, No. 2, has the front built in header bond; … No. 4 Church Green, are grouped at the N.E. corner of the Quay. The house, mainly of rubble, was heightened and …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… on, there being several establishments, of which the Bank-Quay Glass Company's is the chief. Considerable business is … which time vessels of 120 tons' burthen can sail up to the quay, at the town, where convenient warehouses and other …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… Mayor and Aldermen have ground of their own between the Quay and a place called the Back, and have proposed to build …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… John Manley (who for some years has been employed on the quay, London port and oftentimes performed landwaiters' duty) …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… near the present Custom House at Gweek to be a lawful quay or wharf for loading and discharging goods, to wit such … the said port of Helford from the right or benefit of a quay or wharf for loading or discharging any goods or merchandizes whatsoever" : no such quay having as yet been set out there for the accommodation …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… likewise to take in part of the river which enlarges the quay and to build thereon a new watchhouse and additional …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… a quayman's place, he having attended at the Custom House quay for over 3 years. Reference Book VIII, p. 57. Royal …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… Red House near Deptford may be appointed a free wharf and quay for [landing or shipping] gross and bulky goods. Ibid., …