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Survey of London
… fruiterers in the south row and the florists on the west side. The north side was devoted to roots and … authorized the Duke to build 'Terraces' at the east and west ends of the market, but these do not appear on the plan … (designed by Fowler) to protect the flower stands at the west end 57 (Plate 37a); and the seventh Duke's net profit in …
Survey of London
… paved with Purbeck Stone from end to end of the East and West sides of the said intended Theatre. That the Lodgements … between the gabled north and south end walls. The west wall of the shell was adjoined by a four-storeyed range … the upper gallery was provided 'within three yards of the gate in the Piazza'. Fig. 10. Plan, after John Inigo …
Survey of London
… 120 feet from north to south and 100 feet from east to west, he covenanted to erect 'a new Grand Theatre', with … of the theatre by taking in all the adjacent houses on the west side of Bow Street and south side of Hart Street. … side of the main block) and by placing it on an east-west instead of a northsouth axis, Barry nevertheless …
Alumni Oxonienses
… July, 1667, buried in Westminster Abbey 3 Aug. See Alumni West., 110; Fasti, ii. 209; D.N.B.; & Westminster Abbey Reg., … 1660. See Foster's Index Ecclesiasticus; Burrows; & Alumni West., 125. Cowse, James s. J(ames), of Barbados, gent. … 1535, rector 1543-6, judge on the peace outside the East Gate July, 1536, fellow of Eton College 1547, vicar of …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Huntingdonshire
… opening into it blocked. Early in the 16th century the West Tower was re-built. The church has been restored and … lights in a four-centred head with a moulded label. The West Tower (9 ft. by 9 ft.) is of three stages with a …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Herefordshire
… the rest of the church, consisting of Chancel, Nave, and West Tower, seems to have been re-built in the 13th century. … is similar to that in the N. wall, but not blocked. The West Tower (8 ft. by 7 ft.) has been largely re-built except …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Herefordshire
… with slates. In the first half of the 13th century the West Tower and the N. arcade were built and a N. aisle added; … label. In the W. wall is a round 14th-century window. The West Tower (17 ft. by 18 ft.) is of three stages with an … a(33). Cottage, on the S. side of the road, at Burley Gate, nearly 1 m. W. of the church. a(34). Cottage, 150 yards …
A Topographical Dictionary of Wales
… Leland's time were all entire, but of which only the south gate now remains. Its situation, though low, is salubrious, … a grant of two acres of land, situated south of the East-gate, devised by Mary Wilcox, and now yielding a rent of 8. … a chain of other eminences, terminates the prospect to the west. Crickhowel had formerly two trading companies, the …
Survey of London
… by some of the poorest of the poor. The sites along the west side of this route were completely obliterated by the … Station, and the handful of buildings adjoining, the west side of Turnmill Street since then has been lined by … redesignated part of Cowcross Street (the short portion west of Farringdon Road becoming part of Greville Street). As …
A History of the County of Sussex
… stretching 3 miles (5 km.) both north-south and east-west. It has been closely associated with Shermanbury to the … the Cowfold stream. That on the east, which also separated West from East Sussex until 1974 and Bramber rape from Lewes … by Spronketts Lane and Wyndham Lane, and that on the west largely followed minor roads until 1933. 1 The area of …