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A Topographical Dictionary of England
… by Messrs. Field, Coopers, and Faulds, and others, whose works afford employment to more than 1000 persons: the coal … is manufactured in large quantities. There are also glass-works on an extensive scale, works for making naphtha and pyroligneous acid, kilns for …
A History of the County of York
… ornamenting the walls; the accounts of the clerk of the works for 1556 included expenditure on altars, tabernacle, … were swept away. 95 In that year the clerk of the works paid for the removal both of certain aumbries and of … 56. Minst. Fab. R. 317 n. Stat. Cath. Ch. York, 99-100. Works and Letters Dennis Granville, i. (Sur. Soc. 37), 182; …
A History of the County of Sussex
… then to be a concern of the corporation, extensive works being carried out in Goring in the 1930s. 77 Meanwhile … by very genteel company. 30 The opening of the new water-works and main sewer during the 1850s had an immediate … 45 In the second week of July 1900 day visitors included works outings and over 1,200 members of the Church Lads …
A History of the County of Sussex
… of the built-up area c. 1914. 2 East of the town the gas-works had been opened in 1834 in Lyndhurst Road, and there … of industrial uses near the railway and the gas-works, coupled with the prevailing westerly wind. In 1875, besides the water-works, there were two saw-mills and a whiting and putty works …
A History of the County of Sussex
… nuisances (by 1872), and a medical officer and a clerk of works (by 1878). 30 By 1882 there were committees for general … legal matters, parks, roads, sea defences, and special works. 31 The board's first concern was with water-supply and drainage, the necessary works for which cost nearly £19,000. 32 Those …