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Old and New London
… Orange. ST. DUNSTAN'S-IN-THE-EAST. In the pavement of the south aisle, near the chancel, is a large brass, to the … date probably, says Mr. Godwin, 1437. On a pillar in the south aisle is a brass plate, with doggerel verses to the … containing seven windows, and the windows of the north and south aisles are of different periods. It is said that many …
Old and New London
… In Postern Row, the site of the old postern gate at the south-eastern end of the City wall, used, says Timbs, to be … ship's biscuits, &c., to attract sailors. At the south-west corner of Tower Hill is Tower Docks, where …
Survey of London Monograph
… The New County Offices North and south blocks CHAPTER IX. The New County Offices North and South Blocks By the early 1930s the LCC was well on the way … of course, seen as part of the projected rebuilding of the South Bank, which also had its effect on the LCC's thinking …
Old and New London
… frontage of nearly 1,000 feet; that the great tower at the south-western extremity reaches the gigantic elevation of … of the first Royal Palace at Westminster. The north and south returns of the river front are also divided into bays … instead. The residence for the Speaker is situated at the south end, the corresponding terminal towards the north being …
Survey of London
… now known as Portland Road and Pottery Lane, on the south by Holland Park Avenue (formerly the Uxbridge road) and … in some splendour at Norlands, the capital messuage at the south-east corner of the estate, near the site of the modern … him to grant ninety-nine-year leases, while to the south the first building leases had been granted on Lord …
Survey of London Monograph
… here were the two corner pavilions, matching those on the south front. By the 1920s, however, there were plans to clear … suggested a 'slightly elliptical' plan, reducing the north-south axis and giving more generous access to the hall. He … removed. The Plan Fig. 42. Isometric projection, from the south-west, of the 'Drum' in the courtyard of Section D, …
Survey of London
… Robert Cecil until the erection of Salisbury House on the south side of the Strand. 337 At Burghley's death his house … overdue. The site of the Swan Inn, later the Star, at the south-east end of St. Martin's Lane, became part of Trafalgar …
Old and New London
… were founded in 1836, and stood originally on the south side of the Hackney Road, but were rebuilt on this site … 3 Goldsmiths' Row extends from the canal bridge, near the south-west corner of London Fields, to the Hackney Road. The … passed in 1840 for that purpose. It is bounded on the south-east by Sir George Duckett's Canala branch cut from the …
Old and New London
… which serves as the Drovers' Institute. On the south and west sides are extensive "lairs" for the reception … the "debtors" having accommodation in a similar way on the south side; in the eastern gallery are seats for the … God for His assistance. And in the end, joining on the south side of the chapel, he builded for the City a library …