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Survey of London
… page 84). They were jointly granted a new lease of these premises, and in 1802 Wyatt alone obtained possession of No. … been 'calculated very low on account of the state of the premises' and added that the value of 'all property was much … in 1927. 118 At the beginning of the war of 193945 the premises were taken over and are still occupied by the …
Survey of London Monograph
… then existing with regard to the front portion of the premises, with the exception of the twostoried wing at the … near this room is noticeable. Towards the front of the premises is a room, now used by the Assistant Medical …
A History of the County of Somerset
… hospicium) in 1407 with brewing equipment. 38 No licensed premises are recorded but a house called the Travellers Rest, …
A History of the County of Somerset
… Raswell to Thomas Dyke in 1697 but took a lease of the premises which the Towill family occupied until c. 1740. 99 …
A History of the County of Shropshire
… during the 18th century that High Street became the town's commercial centre, a northward shift emphasized and furthered … the Victoria Institute and Assembly Hall opened in the premises previously occupied as the Victoria Hall by the … blast produced 29 and 15 tons a week; much was used on the premises in armaments production. 84 By c. 1804 there were …
Broughton Poggs Parish
A History of the County of Oxford: Volume 17, Bampton Hundred (Part Four)
… in the parish only occasionally. 10 At other times the premises were presumably occupied by their demesne managers …
Survey of London
… buttressed with heavy ballast. 13 Road and Rail Links The commercial success of the venture depended on the willingness … Managers of the Poplar and Stepney Sick Asylum leased the premises for a children's convalescent home. 39 During the … of emigrants and had run out of space in their existing premises. The first floor was required as a dormitory for …
A History of the County of Somerset
… at West End was then empty. 60 The Quaperlake Street premises continued in use for throwing and winding silk until … until 1883 or later, 62 but in the early 1900s the premises were rebuilt as a bacon factory, which continued in …
Survey of London
… a century, and in some cases for nearly two centuries, the premises have been used for commercial purposes. As was the case with the greater part of … on the first floor, which has a carved fret frieze, the premises retain little of interest. The staircase, which is …
Survey of London
… woodwork and marble inlays were brought from premises in Millbank Street (latterly No. 23) occupied by … Estate [Grosvenor Gardens], which is a successful commercial speculation'. 83 One interested party was the …