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A History of the County of Wiltshire
… controlling interest had for long been held by a firm at Stroud, remained at work until 1930. Money wages did not rise …
Survey of London
… Police Sergeant M. H. Simms; Miss F. Stemp; Miss Dorothy Stroud; Miss Margaret Swarbrick; Miss C. Talbot; Mr. Basil …
Survey of London
… 1882/153: The Architect, 15 March 1884, p. 177. Dorothy Stroud, The Thurloe Estate, South Kensington, 1965, p. 28. …
Survey of London
… 16). In her history of the Alexander estate Miss Dorothy Stroud drew attention to Basevi's use of these iron-studded … four houses the head lease had been granted, in 18412, to Stroud Lincoln, esquire, of Alexander Square, who in addition … had the head lease of No. 22. 122 Like Stephen Phillips, Stroud Lincoln was one of the Bonnins more important …
Historical Collections of Private Passages of State
… Mr. Glyn. Ibid. Line 21. Mr. Glyn. Fol. 219. Line 32. Mr. Stroud. To the Eighth Article. Fol. 222. Line 8. Mr. Glyn. …
A History of the County of Berkshire
… 1912 in maintenance of grants at the Girls' High School, Stroud. The several sums of stock, with the exception of the …
A History of the County of Essex
… Corbett, in association with a local contractor, Robert Stroud. 15 In 1894 Corbett began work on the Grange estate, …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… (183773), politician, whom D.N.B. says was born at Stroud and whose father sold his Tewkesbury house in 1834: …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… buildings, lands, and rights, was sold in 1544 to Thomas Stroud, Walter Earl, and James Paget; in the same year they …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… the year 1672, when the parishes of St. Margaret's and Stroud exhibited a complaint in chancery, that they had no … over and above the said 30l. And that the parish of Stroud should receive 20l. on the same condition; and when … mistress to have 81. per ann. The other school to be in Stroud, the master or mistress to have 10l. per annum, for …