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A History of the County of Middlesex
… from the geld accounts or 'Geld Rolls' relating to the south-western counties and preserved in the Exon Domesday, …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… Its absence is most marked in Spelthorne Hundred in the south-west corner of the county where it occurs only in the … vii solidi). Algodesmelle, a fulling-mill on the Lea south of Hackney Wick and once held by the draper Sir John …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… and formed an almost continuous line running north to south along the western borders of Middlesex, broken only by … office made him one of the most influential barons of the south-east and explain why his grandson and more famous … played an important part in the Norman conquest of South Wales and of Ireland. The most famous of them were the …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… belonged and belongs one berewick which is called Mimes [(South) Mimms] and it is assessed with ( appreciata cum) the …
Survey of London
… Alexander estates (figs. 70, 71, 73) and by Freake at the south end of Queen's Gate (fig. 80). No. 14 Queen's Gate … 1851 Commissioners; type-date, 1863 Queen's Gate Place, south side, also north side, and Nos. 1416 (consec.) Elvaston … cornices and upper storeys appears, a little later, on the south side of Queen's Gate Gardens, where the houses are …
Survey of London
… Tradition In this chapter will be discussed the other South Kensingtonnot the feet-aching museums and the great … forbidding residential area lying mainly to the west and south. a It is a territory of very big houses now for the … but in August a Royal Commission's recommendation of the south side of the Kensington Road to the Government as a site …
Survey of London
… 1872 a post office was opened in Exhibition Road, a little south of the present office. 365 The figures seem to confirm … Exhibition and also the importance of the opening of the South Kensington Station at the end of 1868. They explain the … Some 35 came from southern Kensington (or Westminster south of Knightsbridge), some 23 from Belgravia (including …
A History of the County of Suffolk
… unanimously granted the Black Friars a plot of land south of their curtilage, which was 103 ft. in length. For … the two great gates, one on the north and the other on the south of their court; and through these gates the commonalty … of St. Mary at Quay, reaching in length from north to south, from St. Margaret's Church to the church of St. Mary …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Herefordshire
… restored in 1862, and the North Aisle, North Vestry and South Porch are modern. The Church, Plan Architectural …
A History of the County of Sussex
… good agricultural land, is 2 miles in length from north to south with an average breadth of about half a mile. A winding … west of this road lie the church and the manor-house, just south of which the disused Arundel-Chichester canal crosses … the City of Chichester. The Manor House, a short distance south of the church and west of the Sidlesham-Chichester …