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The Environs of London
… who died in 1528, and bequeathed that messuage and other premises in Brentford to the parish for charitable uses; the … towne for 20 shillings then unpayde." It appears that the premises abovementioned having been seized by the crown among … Vincent of Acton, who, it is probable, held the same premises under Keyme's grant, by their indenture of that date …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… alms-persons, and to the expense of keeping the school premises and almshouses in repair. An exhibition of 6 per …
Survey of London
… so-called since 1876. From at least 1730 until 1875 the premises were known as the Coach and Horses. 57 The present … Carts and Carriages from Windmillstreet thereto . . . the Premises are substantially built at a great Expence, in … subdivision then took place, many of the occupants being commercial or industrial firms. 45 In 1912, when the Regent …
Survey of London
… his wife (mentioned above) had granted a lease of the premises to Henry Mortelman in 1515 for fifty years. …
A History of the County of Somerset
… parish in 1620 37 and 1686 38 and there were two licensed premises in 1731. 39 The White Horse, on the north side of …
A History of the County of Stafford
… Government Authority and partly by the trustees of the premises, which include a teacher's house, and have full …
A History of the County of Stafford
… were still in existence in 1956 but neither had been in commercial use for the past 30 years. 53 The Belvide … Hockerill, was moved at some time between 1795 and 1801 to premises in Bargate which in 1837 became the workhouse for …
Survey of London
… the street between Truman, Hanbury, Buxton and Company's premises and the railway line was built up by John Stott, … established by Joseph Wilson, of Milk Street, in temporary premises in Wheler Street. The following year the Duke of … conform to the regulations of the school. 29 The line of Commercial Street cut through Red Lion Street and made it …
Analytical index to the series of records known as the Remembrancia
… rebuilt, that they might have the occupation of the said premises at such augmentation of their rents as they were … Majesty, on behalf of another party, for a lease of the premises, to whom they had given out of the Chamber 30 l.; … marks had since been offered to her if she would leave the premises. 20th June, 1581. I. 247. Letter from William Lord …
A History of the County of Somerset
… west sides of the market place, significantly limiting the commercial area, perhaps caused shops and stalls to be moved … by the arrival of the railway, both for residential and commercial purposes. The new parish of St. John the Baptist, … beginning of a period when several styles were used for commercial and domestic building. No. 9 Cornhill has a …