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Whitehall
… Wallingford House. On the north was the comparatively open roadway to Charing Cross. On the eastern side were long rows …
Old and New London
… side of which are suspended cross-girders for carrying the roadway platform. The cross-girders extend beyond the … over the bridge. The railway, which passes under the roadway of the Embankment, affords a communication between …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… report of the dispersing thereof in divers places in the roadway from London thither, and the usual time of holding …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… and that the same is dispersed in divers places in the roadway from London towards Chester, his Majesty has …
Survey of London
… from on the south side, where they were set back when the roadway here was widened in 18734, these railings survived … 1960 the railings were reset on new alignments, when the roadway round the square was enlarged. The present planting … which touched the corner of No. 11 on the east side. The roadway of Rutland Place to their east is a creation of the …
Old and New London
… under pain of imprisonment, to scour pots in the roadway of Chepe, to the hindrance of folks who were passing; …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Dorset
… slope on the E. which is bordered by the deeply sunk roadway. To the S. of the scarp of the bailey is a large …
Old and New London
… and which embodied the formation of an embankment and roadway between Vauxhall and Battersea bridges, and the … costing more than was anticipated. A narrow embankment and roadway were therefore constructed as far as the western end … in obtaining in 1868. The designs for the embankment, roadway, and sewer were at once prepared by Mr. (afterwards …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in London
… date, the E. portion, which is recessed back from the roadway, of the 18th century, though probably incorporating …
Survey of London
… the houses are separated from the central garden by the roadway. The architectural character of the area is, however, …