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Survey of London
… of 15 tons, supplied by Luke Embleton of Southwark, was also erected, but plans made in 1856 for a small dock were … the mid-1970s Peirson & Company, structural engineers, also occupied a part of the premises. 333 The former Potter's … transferred the name to their premises in Cubitt Town (see page 474). CLNC Mins, QQ, pp.3067, 377, 405; RR, pp.445, …
Survey of London
… his own ship-repairing yard at Empire Wharf further north (see below). 447 Grosvenor Works remained in the possession of … his copperore depot at Alpha Wharf adjoining to the north (see below). 448 Unoccupied for much of the 1870s and early … 450 By 1916 the premises were occupied by Sternol Ltd (also known as the Stern Sonneborn Oil Company Ltd) as an oil …
Survey of London
… in touch with Hardwick, asking him to sound out Cubitt to see if he was still willing to give up the land, which he … whole became known as Sapon Wharf, although the old name also persisted. The Admiralty's readiness to license … the Lansbury Adult Education Institute. Designed by Sir Roger Walters and R. A. Dark, the building was officially …
Survey of London
… 21 such stages in a sum of 120. 12 The agreements also included the conditions to be fulfilled before a lease … site was reserved for a new church and parsonage (see below). 119 St Paul's National Schools opened in October … the name of the former Anglican settlement in Millwall (see page 461). Roserton Street (north side) The trustees of …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Buckinghamshire
… present village, where an enclosure can still be traced (see (2)), and a brass in the chancel to John Dervyle, 1410, … or early 13th-century chest in the vestry is noteworthy (see Plate, p. 50). Architectural DescriptionThe Chancel (27 … N. front, probably in the 18th century; both the wings and also the main building are gabled. The central chimney has …
A History of the County of Somerset
… 25 which divides it from Stoke Trister, and a stream also marks part of the boundary in the east with Gillingham … of Cucklington 54 and in 1361 some land in Chaffcombe was also said to be held of him. 55 The land of Bretel de St. … to Walter of Ashley (d. 1195), and his son and namesake, also known as (Sir) Walter of Stoke (d. 1246), held both …
Dictionary of Traded Goods and Commodities
… RAGOUT and, according to Richard Bradley, they were also PRESERVED 'for _Winter' by being stewed and then stored … the POUND As pickled cucumbers: Found rated by the GALLON See also CUCUMBER VINEGAR. Sources: Diaries, Houghton, … earliest date of use: 1661 Found in units of BOTTLE, CASE See also FENNEL, GHERKIN. Sources: Tradecards. Curat [curats] …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Buckinghamshire
… arcade was re-built with a wider span; the South Porch is also of the 14th century. In the 15th century the West Tower … work of various 13th-century dates; the S. doorway is also noteworthy. The Church, Plan Reproduced by permission of … external stonework and label are modern: the S. doorway (see Plate, p. xxiv.), next to the arch from the S. chapel, is …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… pieces, the whole amounting to upwards of 1000 ounces; also about 6000 coins of various descriptions, but chiefly … containing 573 inhabitants. The manor was given by Roger de Poictou to Vivian Molinaux or Molyneux, who had … small benefactions are distributed on St. Thomas's day.See Newchurch. Culford (St. Mary) CULFORD ( St. Mary), a …
A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland
… payments in kind, were, in 1604, granted by James VI., who also raised him to the peerage by the title of Lord Colville … of Boreland Castle. Cunningsburgh CUNNINGSBURGH, Shetland.See Sandwick. Cupar CUPAR, a burgh, market-town, and parish, … large landholder in the parish. Cushnie CUSHNIE, Aberdeen.See Leochel. Cuthbert's, St. CUTHBERT'S, ST.See Edinburgh. …