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Survey of London
… the second. The freehold was sold by Dr Thomas Gray to the North London Railway Company in 1903. 150 The building was … awarded to Ann's heirs for this land and the close to the north, which extended almost to the East India Dock Road, … by the existing lines of East India Dock Road on the north and Bow Lane on the east. A new stretch of Newby Place …
Survey of London
… Survey of 186770 The Clippingdale Estate The land on the north side of the High Street upon which Cottage Row, Cottage … afterwards, James Griffiths and Elizabeth Simons sold the north-eastern corner of their remaining land as the site of … and the area to the east, bounded by Poplar Baths to the north, the railway to the east, and Poplar High Street to the …
Survey of London
… with gardens adjoining, abutting on "le Rouncevall" on the north, on the garden of "le Rouncevall" on the east, on the … south parte, and the Tenement of William Horsley on the north parte, and adioyninge upon a Tenement of John Rede on … the facts save that of 143 feet from the street to the north-east corner of "The Armitage." The latter is …
Thoroton's History of Nottinghamshire
… in Watnow, and of a mess. and six acres of land on the north side of the Castle in Greseley, which William de … de Worthington, and Agnes his wife, held for life, on the north side also of the Castle, &c. King Richard the second, …
A History of the County of York East Riding
… Notable among those meeting places were two inns in North Bar Within, the Blue Bell, renamed the Beverley Arms … carriers' carts attending each Saturday from villages in north Holderness and the Bainton and Hunsley Beacon divisions … in Keldgate, St. John Street, Lairgate, Walkergate, and North Bar Without. In 1828 the only tanneries were along the …
A History of the County of York East Riding
… The 'Bar interest', so called from the house at North bar where the Wartons had lived, was based on the … Sir Charles Thompson was asked by the prime minister, Lord North, and others to stand but he refused. In 1784 a new … both Whigs, and R. C. Burton, a Tory, of Hotham Hall, in North Cave, the son of Gen. Burton. Wharton was elected with …
A History of the County of York East Riding
… its fringe. The late 17th-century house of the Moysers, in North Bar Within, was set in 4 a. of formal gardens, with … the 18th century, such as there was, took place mainly in North Bar Without. More than half of the increase in the … 1796-1802 took place in the suburban ward of Without North Bar (see Table 10). Although there were buildings …
A History of the County of York East Riding
… held at Beverley by 1732 and there were assembly rooms in North Bar Within in 1745. 82 Ornate new rooms in Norwood were … 94 and in 1769 one of the first musical festivals in the north of England took place on the opening of Snetzler's new … had put forward £30. 1 The tree-lined parade alongside North Bar Without eventually had the fine new sessions house …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… acres of arable land: the river Breamish and the great north road to Edinburgh form portions of the boundary line. … Trinity, the ruins of which are situated a little to the north-west of the village; it was destroyed by the Puritans, … vicinity, on the Londonroad, is Graven-hill Wood, on the north side of which ran the Akeman-street; and not far from …
The Cromwell Association Online Directory of Parliamentarian Army Officers
… JHL Journals of the House of Lords Jones, 'War in the North' J. Jones, 'The War in the North: The Northern Parliamentarian Army in the English Civil … in the Civil War (n.d.) Tucker, Civil War N. Tucker, North Wales in the Civil War (1958) Turbutt, Derbyshire G. …