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A History of the County of Essex
… and 1905, and are recorded in the minutes of the local board and the U.D.C. They were usually dictated by a desire … squalid development, a long-standing nuisance to the local board because of its lack of main drainage. 75 Contemporary … were all taken over by the London Passenger Transport Board in 1933. 102 Letters were being collected and delivered …
The Environs of London
… was beheaded in the reign of Henry the Eighth, painted on board; a good copy of it, taken some years ago, when the …
Survey of London
… a very much smaller piece of land. He resigned from the board shortly afterwards. 55 By the 1920's the reservoir was no longer needed by the Metropolitan Water Board, which had taken over the operations of the West … itself, which was at the western, or higher, end of the Board's property, was let in 1923 and shortly afterwards sold …
Survey of London
… the eve of its reconstruction, as part of the Metropolitan Board of Works' improvement of Bedfordbury and the courts on … authorized by an Act of 1875, and the royal assent to the Board's scheme obtained in July 1877 (Plates 50c, 51b). The …
Survey of London
… of the Admiralty a design of a pendant furnace for use on board ship invented by his colleague May, that engaged their … of Bedford Court then being planned by the Metropolitan Board of Works. In January 1880 the Treasury gave permission …
Analytical index to the series of records known as the Remembrancia
… Beer Beer. IV. 91. Letter from the Lords of the Board of Green Cloth to the Lord Mayor, stating that they had … an excuse the composition lately made with the King, the Board desired the Lord Mayor to understand that their … should cause proclamation to be made to that effect. The Board intended to take steps for suppressing all private …
A History of the County of York
… the death on 24 August 895 of King Guthfrid and his burial in the minster. 81 Guthred and Guthfrid are variant … Swein died at Gainsborough in 1014 his body was taken for burial to the Anglo-Danish metropolis of York: Sym. Durham, … ii. 132. The body was later transported for a permanent burial at Roskilde by 'a certain English matron' who may well …