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A History of the County of Hampshire
… is prettily situated in the north-east of the parish on a road which running south-east joins the Christchurch and Bournemouth road in the hamlet of Iford (Huver, Huvre, Luvre, xii and xiv … Sir Francis Bolton, soldier and electrician, in 1887; Sir Bartholomew Sulivan, admiral and hydrographer, and Thomas …
Finance and trade under Edward III
… probably translated from Aldersgate to Cripplegate, 2 and Bartholomew Deumars was translated from Bishopsgate to …
Survey of London
… Place) to widen the approach to the projected Cromwell Road. 10 An attempt early in 1853 by the Vicar of Holy … with tablets was Alfred Toft of Trafalgar Studios, Manresa Road, Chelsea. 88 In the years 18905 some 14,302 was spent on … and also the paving in front of the portico, curtailed for road-widening in 19712. 90 (In 1897 he called himself …
Old and New London
… He paved the Guildhall, restored the hospital of St. Bartholomew, and by his will left money to rebuild Newgate, … and twelve of the aldermen. In 1479 (the same reign) Bartholomew James (Draper) had Sheriff Bayfield fined 50 … the first fifteen miles out of London on the Winchester road, he says, and on nearly every door or window-shutter, …
Cardiff Records
… of Glamorgan for nearly 100 years. After his death Bartholomew de Badlesmere, Roger Turberville, and John … names of John Golafre, Simon Basset, Roger de Berkeley, Bartholomew de Burghersh and Guy de Brian are mentioned as …
Survey of London
… was known as the Lottery Office. 2 On the widening of the road between the Banqueting House and King Street Gate, and … House) which he had purchased, on the other side of the road. The application was granted, and the duke forthwith …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… at that time of the greatest advantage to them. The high road from Maidstone through Mereworth to Tunbridge, crosses …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… about thirty miles from London, on the sides of the high road leading from thence to Tunbridge-wells, and likewise to Cowden, &c. and to Rye, in Sussex, to which places the road divides at the south end of the town; another road … on by the king, and the custody of it was committed to Bartholomew de Badlesmere, who soon afterwards going over to …
Old and New London
… Mall, was once a row of fine old trees, which overhung the road by the park-wall. Half way along the Terrace is an … to the Royal Palace of Whitehall, though "across the road," and to have been covered occasionally with scaffolds, … a dingy and old-fashioned house in New Street. Neither the road nor the royal carriages would appear to have been of the …
Survey of London
… towing path of the river, and on the south side in Hancock-road. The site of the fishponds is now covered with …