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A History of the County of Shropshire
… 69 a new classroom was added in 1898. 70 After closure the building became two private dwellings. Digest Educ. Poor, …
The Rulers of London 1660-1689
… (4) GOLD, Appr Reg, II, f 19, Boyd 17356 (5) CRO, Jones, Trades (Cripplegate Without) (6) Will (7) Boyd 17513, PCC 89 … will (2) CRO list, will, Boyd Index (3) CRO, Jones, Trades (Farringdon Within, St Ewens Prec) (4) Will (5) HMC, …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… of a church, St. John's, was laid in August, 1845, and the building was consecrated in Nov. 1846; it is in the early … stained glass, but is otherwise a plain and unpretending building. Tithe rent-charges have been awarded amounting to … stained glass: having purchased the manor, he commenced building the church in 1493, and his death taking place in …
A Topographical Dictionary of Wales
… aided by a grant from the Incorporated Society for building and enlarging churches and chapels, in consideration … the parishes of Festiniog and Maentwrog, for which a neat building of English architecture was erected near the village … however, have taken place, and a better style of building and greater regularity prevail in the houses of more …
A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland
… another to the school. Of Fairlie Castle, a strong square building, said to have belonged to Hardicanute, the walls are … are sent to London: several persons are also employed in building vessels for the trade on the canal, for which there … chosen by the merchants, and two by each of the several trades. Both these bodies elect from among themselves a …