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A History of the County of Sussex
… of the road were evidently built as encroachments on the roadway. 86 Another focus of later settlement was Horsemere …
Survey of London
… some three and a half acres now covered by the houses and roadway of Palace Gate, a detached villa called Noel House … fourteen were sited in the centre, bisected by a central roadway. 110 Apart from some cramped communal space attached … date 1886 and has two pretty Queen Anne gables facing the roadway on either side of a yard. The original arrangement …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Essex
… ( c) Foundations of buildings, tessellated pavements and roadway, found near the N.E. corner of the junction of …
A Topographical Dictionary of Wales
… from the platform. The principal chains, from which the roadway is suspended, are eight in number, and are formed of …
A History of the County of York
… acres was made to Bootham Ward; of this, 21 acres was a roadway giving access to Yearsley Bridge on the Foss for … of 180 acres to nearly 164 acres, largely because the roadway to Yearsley Bridge was no longer needed. Monk Stray …
A History of the County of Oxford
… 56 The arches were at an angle of about 45 degrees to the roadway, to allow for the direction of the stream. 57 In the …
Survey of London
… appear to have been granted and the existence of the roadway, which was perpetuated in the third Earl's estate … joined by what may have been a footbridge across the roadway. The Knyff-Kip view of c. 16989 (Plate 42a) shows no sign of a roadway between the main garden and its extension but may in …
Old and New London
… been a church to St. Gabriel in the centre of the roadway, behind which stood St. Dionis; but this is doubtful. …
A History of the County of Oxford
… and about 80 yds. east to west; if, to this, we add the roadway on the west side, which was subsequently acquired …
Survey of London
… is a little pathway leading at right angles from the roadway and forming part, no doubt, of one of the early …