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A History of the County of York East Riding
… 1793 resulted in over £80 being taken, in contrast to an average of £35 in the two previous years. 86 The billeting of … 934 236 1830 2,167 935 983 249 1832 2,387 940 1,203 244 a Average for the years 1782-5. b From late July 1802 only. …
A History of the County of York East Riding
… Receipts rose from £85 in 1700-1 to £125 in 1740-1, an average of £242 a year in 1778-88, and £312 in 1831-2. 9 …
A History of the County of Gloucester: Volume 7
… in Arlington 789 but in 1851 the Baptist chapel had an average attendance of c. 220. 790 A legacy of 100 by Molly … 1806. 794 A meeting established there before 1800, had an average attendance of 35 in 1851, when it was described as … by subscriptions and school pence in 1852 when it had an average attendance of 70. 805 The building was enlarged in …
A History of the County of Leicestershire
… designed to accommodate about 130 children. In 1910 the average attendance was 97, and in 1933 60. 40 In 1937 the …
A History of the County of Sussex
… a rectory, was valued at £103 net in 1809 and at £150 on average c. 1830. 79 The tithes of land formerly Tortington …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in London
… has an ogee-shaped capping. The South Aisle (9 ft. wide average) has in the E. wall a modern round-headed window and …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… raised by pence and voluntary contributions. In 1871 the average attendance was 108, including both boys and girls, … C. of E. school for mixed juniors and infants, it had an average attendance of 121, falling to 70 by 1936, 18 and in … In 1910, known as the Chalford C. of E. school, it had an average attendance of 149. The average attendance fell to 86 …
Old and New London
… Jones and his son-in-law, John Cross, as lessees, with average success, the Circus was destroyed by fire in August, … many of which were delivered in the open air, being an average of 350 every year. In the "Picture of London" for … at Blackfriars, which was proved to have produced, upon an average for fourteen years, the sum of 409,000. See Vol. II., …