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Survey of London
… leased to their builders on the south side of Tregunter Road and the north and south sides of Cathcart Road, extending those streets a little westward. The lessor … of Robert Gunter (so far as the area south of Old Brompton Road is concerned) and by being placed almost entirely in the …
Historical Account of Newcastle-upon-Tyne
… Brand thinks that Gateshead means the head or end of the road, because a branch of Watling-street ended here. The … irregular appearance, extending from the end of Sunderland road to the head of the Bottle Bank. The latter, which is a … appropriated it, with its revenues, to the convent of St. Bartholomew, in Newcastle, by the name of "the hospital of …
A History of the County of Berkshire
… in 1791. 90 At its northern end Stert Street turns into a road running northeast called the Vineyard, which finally becomes the Oxford Road. The monks cultivated their vines 91 probably on the … formerly known as the Sheep Market. 94 From the Square a road runs northward, roughly parallel with the Stert. The …
A History of the County of Buckingham
… on a hill at the junction of Akeman Street 1 with the main road from Thame to Buckingham. It is the natural centre for a … County Hall, was removed to a better site on the Bierton Road. 25 The Midsummer assizes were again transferred to Aylesbury in 1849. 26 The gaol on the Bierton Road was converted into a female convict prison in 1895. 27 …
A History of the County of Buckingham
… under the borough (q.v.). The Manor House on Bierton Road, now occupied by Mr. Lee Stewart, was built by Mr. Acton …
A History of the County of Essex
… Loxford (now Tanner) Street, and Vineyard Lane (now Ripple Road King Edward's Road), are all mentioned in 1456. 2 Fish Row (1456) was … possibly identical with the later Fisher Street (now Abbey Road South). In 1653 the town contained about 170 houses. …
A History of the County of Bedford
… 100 a year, quit-rent of 1 10 s., issuing out of part of road in Horne Lane, and 5 s. as an easement (lights over the … Thomas' Day. Church Estate. Two houses in the Cardington Road and four houses in Cauldwell Street, producing about 40 … official trustees, arising from sale of land in Clapham Road, Bedford. In 1909 the net income, amounting to 226 9 s., …
A History of the County of Bedford
… life and where Potter Street (now known as the Cardington Road) was situated. Bedford contained a Jewry during the 12th … advantages offered. South of the river, in the Cardington Road, is the Abbey, which, although greatly modernized, still … times, are to be seen on the south side of the Cardington Road. The southern part of the town includes the County …
A History of the County of Sussex
… to inclose the street, on condition that he built a new road at his own expense. A new house was also built for Mrs. … on slender evidence, to be part of the south wall of St. Bartholomew's Chapel. 97 Part of the Black Lion Brewery, … and an annual fair on the eve, day, and morrow of St. Bartholomew. 139 In 1773 the control of the market was …