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Survey of London
… and Raven Row (now Artillery Passage and Lane), on the south by Wentworth Street, on the east by Bell Lane and on … by Petticoat Lane (now Middlesex Street). a It formed the south-western extremity of the hamlet and parish of … layout. Part of this, the making of Montague Street in the south-eastern corner of the area, is shown completed on …
Survey of London
… east side of the square and adjoins Sidmouth Street on the south, was built in 182226, the site being purchased by the … Church. This church was built in 182427 on the south side of the square to the design of [Sir] William Tite. … of houses in Regent Square began in 1829. On the south side of the square, those of the original houses that …
Old and New London
… half-penny." About half-way down, on the east side, at the south-west corner of James Street, and on the site of the … commanding a view of the bowling-alleys that sloped to the south. In the second storey were six rooms, and over the same … and two turrets adjoining the walls." Beyond, to the south, was also "one fair Tennis Court, of brick, tiled, well …
Survey of London
… on his contract by moving the northern toll post further south, a measure which provoked effective protests from … a similar effect being produced with No. 2 on the opposite south corner, now demolished. The treatment of the shop … a little to the north of the present theatre, two houses south of James Street, and was, in fact, at the north-west …
Survey of London
… comprised a rectangle measuring 132 feet from north to south along the west side of the Haymarket and 145 feet in … until 17934 when they and the adjoining houses to the south were demolished to make way for Novosielski's concert … 1719 he was in possession of the houses immediately to the south of the main body of the theatre. 37 g These buildings …
Survey of London
… two or three houses on the west side, clustered at the south end. The name Haymarket was first applied to the street … the Opera House, with its continental connexions, at the south-west end of the Haymarket was probably the reason for …
A History of the County of Shropshire
… on the north by Norncott (or Tugford) brook, and on the south by Clee (or Pye) brook. The northern part, a dome rising to 268 m., is bounded on the south-east by a straight line, probably drawn in the Middle … and Clee St. Margaret. The other part falls to the south. It is defined on the east by a stream that flows down …
Survey of London
… rising in the neighbourhood of Harlesden Green, it turned south towards the Creek, entering it through a brick culvert … this watercourse but (with slight variation) to the creek south of Counter's Bridge ( q.v.), and to the bridge carrying … surrendered by James Reeve, bounded by the Thames on the south and the footway leading from the bridge called …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent: Volume 8
The parishes and towns of the lath of Shepway in the south-east of the county, and the hundred of Whitstable on the north coast. The volume includes an account of the town of Folkestone.
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent: Volume 2
Details four hundreds in the lath of Sutton-at-Hone: those of Little and Lesnes, Dartford and Wilmington, Ruxley, and Axtane. Includes accounts of Dartford and parts of south-east metropolitan London, including Orpington.