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A Topographical Dictionary of England
… and encouraged the neighbouring inhabitants to erect houses, by supplying them with money and materials. … the great north road is narrow, and contains many ancient houses; but the other parts are spacious and neatly built. It … roads to Birmingham, Stratford-upon-Avon, and Evesham. The houses are in many instances well built, and of handsome …
Survey of London
… of separate occupation and thus account for the two houses additional to the main mansion which are mentioned in … pulling down York house, and building a street of handsome houses on the site of the gardens, in a direct line with … to Thomas Coutts the construction of a single row of houses facing west across a 38-foot-wide roadway to the wall …
Survey of London
… the following West Side. Nos. 29 to 33 were originally two houses, the principal front of which faces west into St. … a third floor over a plain string-course. (Plate 83.) The houses immediately south and north of the above, Nos. 11 to … floor. Nos. 85 to 115 form a long row of three-storey houses of dark brick with shops below. Nos. 105, 111 and 115 …
Survey of London
… house there, while on other parts of it were the barge houses of the Clothworkers', Mercers' and Fishmongers' …
A History of the County of Sussex
… Albourne Place and Bishops Place, the two chief manor houses of the parish, while the other gives the site for the … are ¼ to ½ mile to the south-west. In 1679 there were two houses by the church, the rectory to the south-west, and a … and a house north-east of the church. Traces of other houses are said to have been found along the road south of …