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An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Dorset
… 15th century, when the West Tower was added. The N. and South Chapels and the South Porch were added early in the 16th century and the … these windows have been more or less restored. The South Chapel (17 ft. by 9 ft.) is of early to mid …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… The parish is bounded by the Bristol Channel on the south, where the cliff whence its name is derived rises … the road from Maldon to Colchester, and is bounded on the south by the river Blackwater, creeks of which come up to … which is on the road to Cambridge, and is bounded on the south by the river Ouse, comprises about 2700 acres. The …
A Dictionary of London
… the maps. Name derived from the sign. Golden Heart Wharf South out of Upper Thames Street at No. 83 (P.O. Directory). … 1746). Name derived from the sign. Golden Key Court South out of Fore Street, in Cripplegate Ward Without, near … after some family holding property there. Golden Leg Court South out of Cheapside at No. 66, between Bow Lane and Queen …
A Dictionary of London
… were erected 1861 (Baylis, p. 2). Goldsmith Row The south side of East Harding Street from 9 Great New Street to … 1708. Goldsmiths' Hall On the east side of Foster Lane, south of Gresham Street, between Foster Lane and Gutter Lane … Goldsmiths' Company. Goldsmiths' Row In Cheapside, on the south side, extending from Bread Street to the Cross in Cheap …
Survey of London
… street formed the boundary between Mulghay Close on the south (Chapter XX) and Six Acre Close on the north (Chapter … King Street on the north side and of Warwick Street on the south and extending as far as the line of Bridle Lane, formed … which formed part of Gelding Close the ground on the south side between Warwick and Upper John Streets was leased …
Survey of London
… removed to a large new double-fronted house built on the south side of the square at Nos. 1718 28 (see above, sub. No. …
Survey of London
… as building land, for houses were already going up to the south and east of it after the extension of Sir William … all the building land on one of the two shorter (north or south) sides of the intended square, half of each long (east … The remaining building sites, including that part of the south side of the square which had already been jointly …
Survey of London
… Golden Square Area South side, Nos 32-38 No. 32 Golden Square At the partition …
Survey of London
… two windows to the street, an angle fireplace in the south-east corner, and a closet and small staircase on the …
Survey of London
… Close in 1675 Isaac Symball took all the ground at the south end of the east side of Warwick Street, and extending … is described in Chapter XX. In 1720 Strype described the south end of Warwick Street as 'a Place not over well built … to the north of the entrance pavilion, and only one to the south. This brings the pavilion central with the axis of …