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Survey of London
… estate The 1850s Development by Phillips in Clarendon Road area, 184862 It will be recalled that after the great surge of building in the Lansdowne Road area between 1842 and 1846 Roy (still acting on behalf … of several paired houses on the west side of Clarendon Road, 158 but on the rest of Phillips's land further north …
Survey of London
… been mentioned that in 1861 the land in Kensington Park Road to the north of St. Peter's Church was also sold. Some … 3 Development by Pocock and Penson in Kensington Park Road area Blake was indeed the biggest and most successful … was Thomas Pocock, previously mentioned as an attorney of Bartholomew Close in the City, whose activities on the …
Survey of London
… house on a frontage of 20ft, with all access on the road side. 146 In Pekin Close the terraced houses are ranged … just over one acre on the north side of East India Dock Road. It was designed by the LCC's Parks Department. To … 342 The altar to Our Lady, which was a memorial to Canon Bartholomew O'Doherty, parish priest from 1920 to 1946, 343 …
Survey of London
… The Lansbury Estate, to the north of East India Dock Road, is the most important, largest and best-known council … of approximately 124 acres, bounded by East India Dock Road, Burdett Road, Limehouse Cut, and the North London railway line. In …
Survey of London
… are a few older public buildings along East India Dock Road: St Saviour's Church is marooned in the midst of … villa dating from the 1830s (No. 153 East India Dock Road), the terraced almshouses in Upper North Street (and … to be a part of the parkway running from East India Dock Road to Bartlett Park. The first maisonettes were occupied in …
A History of the County of York
… money to repair bridges in the vicinity of York and the road to Boroughbridge over Hessay Moor; and Robert Holme in …
A History of the County of York
… outside Monk Bar, in Barker Hill (now St. Maurice's Road), in Gillygate, outside Walmgate Bar, and in a street …
A History of the County of York
… 14 March 1471, Edward was back in the Humber and took the road for London via Beverley and York. 25 The citizens were …
Old and New London
… formerly belonged to the City, and stood in the high road from the Temple to Westminster, but now no longer …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… where West Street, East Street, and Broad Street meet. The road from Southampton to London cuts through the parish, … avenue of fine old trees. 21 At the end of the avenue the road dips downhill, where it is called Pound Hill, since the pound originally stood here on the north side of the road, and again sharply uphill into the town, taking the name …