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Old and New London
… seat at Canons, near Edgware. In the centre house on the south side of this square resided, for many years, Angelica … beadle in this square. In Glasshouse Street, close by the south side of the square, was founded, in 1689, a chapel for … with capitals formed of female heads. Oxford Street, the south side of which we now enter, has always been a street of …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Essex
… indications that a S. aisle existed at the same time. The South Aisle was probably rebuilt late in the 14th century. In … Tower was added and the W. end of the church rebuilt. The South Chapel was added shortly afterwards. The church was … when the chancelarch and S. arcade were rebuilt and the South Porch added. The Church, Plan Architectural …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Essex
… aisle was widened and the arcade partly reconstructed. The South Porch was built in the 15th century and a North Vestry … but with splays and round rear-arch of c. 1200. The South Aisle (12 ft. wide), has in the E. wall a window with … and rear-arch which are probably of the 14th century. The South Porch is of the 15th century and has a moulded plinth …
Survey of London
… crest, and scroll work background, fixed high up on the south wall in the mission church. It is a fine piece of work … erection of the children's gallery, and placed against the south wall opposite the church door (see page 3). In 1833 … in the parish, and for want of a better site suggested the south wall of the Good Shepherd's Mission Hall, where they …
Survey of London
… Goodge Street) This street connects Goodge Street on the south with Tottenham Street on the north, but it is not in a … 1 to 5 on the east side from Goodge Street, 6 and 7 facing south on the return and 8 to 14 on the remaining eastern …
Survey of London
… that between Whitfield Street and Charlotte Street on the south side seems to have been part of one design since a … Court Road (east) on the north side, and returning on the south to finish with No. 56 at the Tottenham Court Road … even numbers are on the north and the odd numbers on the south, both proceeding from east to west. On the north side, …
A Dictionary of London
… probably removed when New Square was made. Goose Alley South out of Bow Churchyard to Twelve Bell Court. In …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… more than 100,000. The principal front looks towards the south, and on each side is a wing projecting 27 feet, the … parishes of Goring, Cassington, Checkendon, Ipstone, and South Stoke; the income is about 450 a year, for which they … by the North Sea and the river Yare, and on the north by South-Town, or Little Yarmouth, with which it now forms one …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Herefordshire
… or re-built; about the middle of the same century the South Porch and West Tower were added. In the 17th century … now missing. The upper part of the spire is modern. The South Porch was added about the middle of the 14th century. … the courtyard and the doorway to the S.E. tower. The South-East Tower (Plate 99) is of c. 1300, round externally, …
Survey of London
… of the Russell family who owned the property to the south of it and its southern limit reached the old parish … it went as far as the brook which flowed a little distance south of the future Euston Road and divided it from the … of Bedford followed what had already been built to the south in Russell Square and its neighbourhood. The latter had …