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A History of the County of York North Riding
… and from it a series of roads branch off to the north and south. The market hall is modern and of no architectural … north of the old town, and form a quadrangle, open on the south side. They are of red brick and two stories high; in … cupola. The Trinity House, a stone-fronted building on the south side of St. Sepulchre Street, was founded in 1602, but …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… plan of the town is a parallelogram stretching north and south, following the line of the western shore. Its … English Street, the modern High Street, runs due north and south from the Bargate on the north: French Street, which … which ended at a postern in the town walls. Still farther south exists with but slight alteration the ancient Winkle …
A History of the County of Surrey
… the later Gildable Manor. It was a small district on the south side of London Bridge, bounded at Hay Lane on the east, … of Stoney Street and the Borough High Street on the south. 47 It has been conjectured that such was the whole … and vegetables and it serves, roughly, all the district of South London. 90 Fair Street was called in the 18th century …
A History of the County of Surrey
… gallery were 'repaired, new pewed and beautified' and the south aisle enlarged by the parishioners and others. The … the adjacent territory, and the chapel, which stood on the south side of the quire of the priory church, became its … This was in preparation for the long-desired bishopric of South London, of which the church was to become the …
A History of the County of Surrey
… on the east, from Camberwell and Newington on the south, and from the liberty of Paris Garden and Lambeth on the west. A tongue of land which reached south-eastwards between Bermondsey and Newington, in such a … the manor of the Bishop of Winchester, a little to the south and west of Winchester House, was acquired by the Prior …
A History of the County of Surrey
… the parish of St. Saviour. 37 This manor comprehends the south-western part of old Southwark, with which it is … the manor,' which had gates, called the Park Gates, to the south, probably in Stoney Street, and to the north. The house … one side, and comprehended the Mint, bounded on the south by the ditch which separated it from St. George's …
A History of the County of Warwick
… 8 Oct. 1331 in the chapel of St. Thomas the Martyr in the south aisle of the parish church, which he had recently … widening of the north aisle, c. 1320; and finally(3) the south aisle. The tower arches with their wavy responds, … contemporary and are certainly earlier than those in the south aisle. The fourth window in the north wall was …
A History of the County of Warwick
… to the Scots Army at Birmingham and Droitwich on its way south in 1645, teams and carts, cavalry horses and provender. … crosses this road at Halford-on-Stour, 7 miles to the south of Stratford, and the Banbury road at Eatington, 5 … which also appears in 1602, with the country to the south-east; the vale of Red Horse, the north Oxfordshire …
A History of the County of Warwick
… Roman road (now the road to Banbury) and formed also the south-western boundary of Alveston. 6 Bishopton, to the … of Sheep Street, the east side of High Street, and the south side of Bridge Street. 61 These two conflagrations were … on the west by the Shottery inclosure of 1786, and on the south by the demolition of the College in 1797. The first and …
A History of the County of Warwick
… and roads. Running through Sutton Coldfield from north to south is an outcrop of Lower Keuper sandstone, limited on … Sandstone and Pebble Beds in the Streetly district by the South Staffordshire Waterworks Company, and pumped to a … On the north side of the Coleshill Road, about mile south-east of the church, is a late-16th-century cottage …