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A Topographical Dictionary of England
… Derby, and in their retreat; on the latter occasion, the bridge over the Mersey had been destroyed, and the rebels, … distance along the road to London; on the north-east, by a bridge over the Mersey, to Portwood; on the west, in the … direction of Cheadle; and towards Manchester by another bridge across the Mersey, on the north, into the suburban …
Old and New London
… feasted, they returned again to the City by way of London Bridge. Nineteen years afterwards, when the young king wanted … fields next Sunday; by this step you will break down the bridge, render your retreat difficult, or impossible, and be … churchyard once ran a small stream, which was crossed by a bridge, called Merton Bridge, from its formerly having been …
Survey of London
… Evidently an early example of twin houses. Others were Bridge House, Bermondsey, 1706 (see The Antiquaries' Journal, …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… Mary) STODMARSH ( St. Mary), a parish, in the union of Bridge, hundred of Downhamford, lathe of St. Augustine, E. …
A Dictionary of London
… A stone house called" Solda de Winton" juxta" Stodium Bridge in Arches Lane over Walbrook water (S. 244). Perhaps … ed. 1720 and 1755). Stonecutters' Alley See Little Bridge Street. Stonegate A quay facing the Thames, 1312 (L. …
A History of the County of Northampton
… enters Stoke Bruerne at a crossing of the Tove at Twyford Bridge, in the south-east corner of the parish, and runs due … run south-west across the former open fields to Cappenham Bridge in the south-western corner of the parish, where it … over a tributary of the Tove half a mile north of Twyford Bridge and continues north to Stoke village. Beyond it enters …