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An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Essex
… date but was possibly lengthened towards the W., and the South Aisle added c. 1330; at the end of the 14th century the Chancel was rebuilt. The North and South Porches were added in the 15th century, and the N. wall … added or rebuilt in 1699. The W. gallery was inserted, the South Vestry built, and the whole church restored during the …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… 1846 for a branch to Torquay, four miles in length, of the South Devon railway. There is a small but very convenient … barrels of gunpowder deposited in the church, by which the south-west angle of that building was destroyed, and 200 … of the original edifice as escaped destruction. In 1831, a south transept was erected at an expense of 130 on the site …
Survey of London
… of St. Pancras. Formerly, the parish boundary ran some way south of the former Francis Street and approached Torrington … Huntley Street crosses the Street and continues north and south of it. Further east, between Upper Gower Mews and Byng … floors. The eastern house has a good shop front on both south and east sides with a doorway at the corner. The fascia …
A History of the County of Sussex
… priory, lies on the west bank of the river Arun south of Arundel town. 9 The ancient parish had 1,116 a., but … was roughly triangular in shape, with the apex in the south. The land slopes gently from north to south, and towards the valleys of the river Arun and of a …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… It stands pleasantly on rising ground, about a mile south-west from Rye-Hill. The Coquet river runs on the north, … village), which was destroyed during the civil war. On the south side of the church is a large brick porch, erected … tower, and a richly-decorated Norman doorway on the south. The poor have 16 acres of land, let for 50 per annum; …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Middlesex
… Nave, with their arcades, were re-built. About 1500 the South Aisle was largely re-built and both aisles were probably lengthened towards the E.; the South Porch was added about the same period. A N. Vestry was … moulded label. Tottenham, Parish Church of All Hallows The South Aisle (13 ft. wide) has, in the S. wall, four windows; …
The Environs of London
… on the west by Hornsey and Friarn Barnet; and on the south by Hackney and Stoke-Newington. It is computed that it … surrounded also with a moat, is situated on the south side of Marsh-lane, about a quarter of a mile from the … died at Tottenham in 1763. The parish church. Great bell. South porch. Vestry. The parish church, dedicated to …
Old and New London
… this square remained a long time unfinished, the south and east sides alone being built. In the "Beauties of … Newman Street; Grafton Street, which leads from the south-east corner of Fitzroy Square into Tottenham Court …
Survey of London
… and St. Giles which follows Tottenham Court Road from south to north now turns east at Francis Street but formerly passed farther south through No. 196, the property of Messrs. Heal & Sons … by University Street on the north, Pancras Street on the south, and Tottenham Court Road and Hunter Street west and …
Survey of London
… old southern boundary of the parish was about three houses south of the junction of Hanway Street with Tottenham Court … changed their names. The lower end of the road, a little south of Hanway Street, formed part of Bozier's Court, in the … from the large pond which is shown on Rocque's Map just south of Paradise Row. Whitefield had been driven to seek a …