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Survey of London
… Street, Chesterfield Street (now Crestfield Street), Liverpool Street (now Birkenhead Street) and Derby Street … rebuilt. SUSPENSION RAILWAY, ROYAL PANARMONION GARDENS, LIVERPOOL STREET, KINGS CROSS, NEW ROAD, Sr. PANCRAS WILLIAM … Robinson and Flanders granted 107 to W. Forrester Bray of Liverpool Street, St. Pancras, builder and auctioneer, the …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Westmorland
… roof is said to have been removed to repair Bank Hall near Liverpool. The existing house was built by Thomas Brabin …
Old and New London
… loaded field-pieces in Berkeley Square in the days of Lord Liverpool's ministry. Hay Hill, which connects the south-east …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… facility for the conveyance of produce is afforded by the Liverpool and Birmingham railway, which passes near the …
Survey of London
… Mary of Bethlehem in Bishopsgate Without (on the site of Liverpool Street Station), the "bedlam" of common parlance. …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… in 1872 and the line was extended to a new terminus in Liverpool Street in 1874. Bishopsgate (high level) station … Wapping from New Cross in 1869, extended it northward to Liverpool Street in 1876 through Whitechapel and Shoreditch … station). There was a passenger service from Brighton to Liverpool Street until 1885 when Shoreditch became the London …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… 36 Joseph Gardner (Hardwoods), timber merchants founded in Liverpool in 1748 who had opened a London branch c. 1870 and …
Survey of London
… built by H. Dartnell of Leytonstone for Alfred Bacon of Liverpool Street, to plans submitted by J. Walter Wyles, and …
Parliament Rolls of Medieval England
… and Politics in the Late Middle Ages , ed. C. T. Allmand (Liverpool, 1976). Palmer, J. J. N., England, France and …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… is a lighthouse, which was purchased by the corporation of Liverpool, under an act obtained in 1762, and is supported by … southward, the county of Chester; eastward, the Mersey, Liverpool, and Everton; and northward, the Channel, bounding …