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Survey of London
… b Anderson, G. J., contractor etc 77, 155 Anderson House, Woolmore Street 196 Anderson, Sir John (Viscount Waverley of … 597n Dickenson, Edwin, cooper 652, 671 Dickerson's Place, Woolmore Street 190 b Dickinson, John & George, of Limehouse …
Survey of London
… Pl 47b Providence Place, Millwall 426 Providence Place, Woolmore Street 188, 191, 193 public houses, etc 61, 68, 71, … (R.) & Co. 91 Woollett ( formerly William) Street 142 Woolmore, John 576, 576n Woolmore, Sir John 575 Woolmore, Margaret (monument) 106 …
Survey of London
… 1987, and plans. Measured drawing 186 68. Cotton Street, Woolmore Street, and Wells Street area. Based on OS of 186770 …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… Seend Row, 'Stanleigh' (unidentified), Whitley, and Woolmore. 28 The Nomina Villarum (1316) shows it to have … 43 * 43 * 43 Whitley * 44 * * 44 * 44 * 44 * Woodrow * * * Woolmore * * 13278: Assessment of 20th, 1 Edw. III (E …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… forest. After the 17th-century deforestation, Blackmore, Woolmore, Woodrow, Whitley, Beanacre, and Shaw were … 11 Most of Seend itself, with the south-west part of Woolmore, had been cleared and farmed before 1610. 12 In the … comprised the Town, Canonhold, Beanacre, Shaw and Whitley, Woolmore, Woodrow, Seend, Seend Row, and the Common and Waste …
Survey of London
… Cotton Street in foreground and Baptist Chapel right, Woolmore Street Schools behind. b. Newby Place, looking north …
Survey of London
… houses in the High Street and Mountague Place to a few in Woolmore Street and a row of arches under the Blackwall …
Survey of London
… ( c17441807), signed by Thomas Burnell & Sons; to Margaret Woolmore ( c175188), wife of Captain John Woolmore ( c17541837); to Henry Higginson (1790 1848), the …
Survey of London
… agreed to two schemes in Poplar, on sites at Seyssel and Woolmore Streets, to build dwellings for immediate sale at …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… 386 Ashor Nash, 387 Whetham, 388 and Woolmore. 389 Villages adjacent to but outside the forest … of Melksham, presented venison trespasses committed in Woolmore, 'le Frith' and Blackmore during the previous two … the king at 2 s. annually to be levied from the vills of Woolmore and Woodrow'. 505 In 1270 William Potter of Lacock …