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Survey of London
… if necessary reinforce the natural foundations, to make a sewer from his house, and to contribute to the cost of the sewer and paving which the Earl was to provide in the court. …
Survey of London
… Alexander Mingay, bricklayer, of St. James's, who built a sewer in the square on behalf of John Bailey, the lessee of …
Old and New London
… pleasant gardens and a clear stream (now a black and ftid sewer), flowing down Mill Lane, and turning the abbot's mill … has positively the air of a Flemish street, flanking a sewer instead of a canal; while the little rickety bridges …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… by 1775. 2 In 1724 waste on the west side adjoining the sewer was leased for 99 years to Thomas Thorne, a Bethnal …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… formed part of the northern boundary and the common sewer part of the southern. 3 Perambulations of the parish … Heath in 1732, 1779, 1788, and 1826. 7 Tower Hamlets sewer commissioners defined the northern boundary in 1854. 8 … is flat, with a slight incline to the south. 11 The common sewer, which marked Bethnal Green's southern boundary from …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… raised the rates to 6 s. 4 d. which included general and sewer rates beside 10 d. a quarter poor rate. 15 Both outdoor … removal committee, ordered that houses along the main sewer should be drained into it, and appointed a second … combined annual wages of the rest totalled £1,050. 57 The sewer rate in 1859, and the rates in general in 1865, were …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… Bethnal Green and Mile End New Town. 7 Called Spitalfields sewer, the last was the responsibility of Tower Hamlets … manufacturer was presented in 1831 for polluting the sewer in Haresmarsh, presumably the main Spitalfields sewer. 10 Although the growth of building overburdened the …
Survey of London
… the fall being towards the rectory and not into the main sewer in Newby Place. 137 In 1907 the number of rooms was …