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A History of the County of Middlesex
… from Buckinghamshire on the west, formed part. Within the triangle formed where the Pinn and Fray's River meet, Cowley …
Survey of London
… Dogs was the St John's Estate. 646 This is centred on the triangle of land (covering 26.8 acres) between East Ferry … Estate This stands on a site of 3.5 acres, bounded by the triangle formed by Glengarnock Avenue, Manchester Road and …
Calendar of Treasury books
… Eyre, for linseed oil, blacklead etc.; John Rowley, for triangle beams and scales; George Lee, for lead; Christopher …
A History of the County of Essex
… of Man ningtree Road, 18 and the town cage stood on a triangle of land near the junction of Penny Pot Lane and High …
A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland
… the family of Drum. The parish approaches in figure to a triangle, but the outline is very irregular; it measures six …
Survey of London
… as 'Park Lodge, Thurloe Square' (probably the house on his triangle visible in early photographs and a former appendage … of 18612 show the still-unbuilt eastern part of Spicer's triangle walled-off, with his board visible in one, … occupying the site on the other side of Spicer's triangle, to have the eastern apex kept free of building. 237 …
Survey of London
… recently built routeway of small houses, plus an unbuilt triangle to the north, east of Johnson's purchase. In 181921 … his nephew Charles William Wallgrave and the undeveloped triangle to H. V. Tebbs of Highgate and John Martin of St. Pancras. 31 They sold the triangle in 1856 to Wallgrave and he developed it in building …
A History of the County of Somerset
… were also found resembling in outline an equilateral triangle with the basal angles bevelled off. The whole group …