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A Topographical Dictionary of Wales
… pyramids should be five hundred and sixty feet, the roadway to be preserved uniformly one hundred feet above the … of the pyramids to be fifty feet above the level of the roadway. The main chains were to be sixteen in number, with a … shore, each arch to be fifty feet in the span. The roadway was divided into two carriage-ways, each twelve feet …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Westmorland
… It is probably of the 17th century or earlier and has a roadway 2 ft. wide between the parapets. ConditionGood. …
Old and New London
… imposing, though still narrow and dark; the clean-swept roadway is paved with wood, cabs pass noiselesslya capital …
Old and New London
… from Earl Street, Blackfriars, to the Mansion House; the roadway passes directly through the College garden. Chaucer, …
Survey of London
… only a footpath at this point, intending to make it into a roadway. After a few months the directors of the company …
Survey of London
… the eastern part of the Berkeley estate was to make a roadway on the south side of these buildings to link their … ahead. Greater depth of plot was provided by moving the roadway at the rear further to the north, a change which had …
Old and New London
… come rattling into the place, and draw up in the roadway of the depository; the loads are taken out, and … that of Rotherhithe. In the maps above mentioned a narrow roadway running eastward across the market-gardens is marked … difficult to decide. Close by the eastern end of this roadway there was till within the last few years a narrow …
Old and New London
… two sides of a quadrangle, which was cut diagonally by the roadway. In the centre of the building was an octagonal … and factories, on both sides of the narrow and crowded roadway. The buildings on the northern side are contiguous to …
A History of the County of Leicestershire
… in it; in 1626 the chapelyard was not divided from the roadway and there were no bell-ropes. 21 The chapel is said …