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A History of the County of Warwick
… between them. The wings, of two bays, are jettied out on broad joists and have closeset studs at their street fronts. … mill. Associated with it were the meadows of Longbridge, Broad Hale, Narrow Hale, Lea Meadow and Barford Meadow. 18 In … known as Union Row or Pepper Alley, and now as Lammas Walk, had been erected south of the basin. Further need for …
A History of the County of Warwick
A History of the County of Warwick
… rises from the top of the curtain wall to the parapet walk and the guardroom. Guy's Tower is twelve-sided and of … Dunkley in 1680. A wall by the river side and a level walk there were constructed in 1685, and in 1695 a new … One of the keepers had charge of Fernhill as part of his walk, and looked after the stud at that time as well as his …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… Roger Morris and completed in 1737. The east end of the Broad Water was also spanned by a bridge on which was placed …
A History of the County of York
… of the narrow strips of land contiguous to Lord Mayor's Walk and Monkgate. 38 The boundary of the liberty no doubt …
Old and New London
… The hall, which was approached from the courtyard by a broad flight of steps, was of the Ionic order, and decorated … intercolumniations in projection. This is approached by a broad flight of steps. On either side is an advancing wing, …
Old and New London
… with very long claws, which are turned in when they walk; the burrowing armadilloes of South America, which, if …
Survey of London
… on the founder's Tower at Magdalen College. Oxford, had a broad flight of stone steps leading up to the principal … had an ally, and, moreover one who no doubt felt that the broad evangelism implicit in his architect's approach to … AM PW 1720 139; AM. PW 1729 155:R.B.:T.C.Croker, A Walk from London to Fulham, 1860, pp. 89, 105: W. Hugh …
Survey of London
… temporary infirmary was opened in premises taken in Broad Street. 40 By this time additional accommodation inside … 710 demolished. Nos. 4858 formerly Nos. 1621 (consec.) Broad Street In January 1719/20 and May 1721 William Pulteney … were approached along a narrow passage leading out of Broad(wick) Street (fig. 35). These houses were later …