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A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland
… promenade, much frequented by the inhabitants. The present works consist of a rampart of earth, faced with stone: there … a stone baptistery, and an old bell composed of silver and copper, of an oblong figure, which tradition asserts to have … is 4300. The rocks are of the primitive class; a vein of copper was discovered some time ago, but was never worked. …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… are supplied with water by the East London Company's works: an act making further provision for paving, lighting, … of all kinds of printing-paper; some white-lead and colour works; two extensive establishments for the manufacture of …
Survey of London
… 44a). The cupola was replaced in 184446 by the existing copper-covered dome, designed by Smirke, and built mainly to … and the rear galleries were leased to the Commissioners of Works to house the Imperial War Museum. 177 The building, …
Old and New London
… committee the loan of all his pictures and many other works of art. The Prince and Princess of Wales were present … The French school was well representedGreuze by twentytwo works, Watteau by eleven, Boucher by eleven, Lancret by nine, and Fragonard by five. There were forty-one works by Horace Vernet, thirteen by Bellang, four by Pils, …
The Environs of London
… of Eden," "the Jewell-house of Art and Nature," and other works 5. Sir William Ryder, Knt. died there in 1669 6, it …
A History of the County of Middlesex
A History of the County of Middlesex
… Grove roads, Totty, Lessada, and Palm streets. 25 Victoria works had been built on the west side of the Regent's canal …