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A History of the County of Buckingham
… usually with tiled roofs, and a few thatched cottages. The Market House, a modern building with a clock tower and … and Back Street, evidently an encroachment on the original market-place, are two half-timber houses now plastered in … which migrated to the road when Wendover became a market town and borough. There is the old and not uncommon …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… and in the net-work of streets and lanes surrounding the Market Place and contained within the angle of Silver and South Streets. Three churches surrounded the Market Place: 8 St. Mary's, Brede Street and Corn Street, … with rows of shops underneath, a penthouse attached on the Market Place side, and an outside stairway on the northern …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… of the Isle of Wight. Benjamin Lee Esq. Mayor.' 3 The market-house or town hall is described in 1849 as 'a neat … and serve all notices and summonses of the mayor. The market of Yarmouth was held on Mondays and a fair lasting … took place at the feast of St. James. The right to both market and fair was successfully claimed by Isabel de …
Old and New London
… Londoners flocked, as the Athenians of old flocked to the market-place, to hear whether there was any news. There men …
Old and New London
… stag. The ivory of the tusk commands a high price in the market, and was still more valued in former times, when it …
Survey of London
… further assistance in the unfavourable state of the money market. I believe, he wrote, that but for the unforseen …
Survey of London Monograph
… The Council chamber is to be transformed into a French market where London housewives may study the shopping methods …
Staffordshire Historical Collections
… etc. ( Charter of Henry III., granting the monks a weekly market at Bromley, and an annual fair in the same manor.) …
Staffordshire Historical Collections
… a fair every year of three days' duration, and a market every week at Burton on Thursdays. For the fair and market the Abbot produced a charter of King Henry, and they … In Pirehill Hundred the Abbot claimed a weekly market in his manor of Bromley on Wednesdays, and a yearly …