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Journal of the House of Lords
History Theses 1970-2014: Historical research for higher degrees in the universities of the United Kingdom and the Republic of Ireland
Old and New London
… in the neighbourhood where we now are. "For its passenger station alone it swept away a church and seven streets of … operations," writes Mr. Williams, "that the St. Pancras Station became like an iceberg, the greater portion of it … below ground. For right underneath the monster railway station are two other separate constructions, one above the …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… is better known than the name of the township. There is a station of the Bury and Bolton railway. Ainsworth Hall has …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… at an earlier period than London: it was the chief station of Cassivellaunus, at the time of the invasion of … After its restoration, it continued to be a primary station of the Romans until their final departure from … of antiquity, afford evidence of its having been a Roman station; which by most antiquaries has been identified with …
Survey of London
… No. 102 balances No. 94. North of this is the Police Station and then four-storey buildings of brick alternating …
Survey of London
… the latter was built up-stream from Westminster Bridge to Vauxhall. The decision as to the position of the embankment … Embankment was merged into the street previously known as Vauxhall. It was along the river strip between St. Mary's Church and Vauxhall that the population and industries of Lambeth were …
Survey of London
… the Prince 'firstly in respect of his rank and station as the greatest personage in the country except the …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… summits are crowned with thick plantations; the Tring station of the London and Birmingham railway is only about a …