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A History of the County of Gloucester
… of earthworks were visible in the Saxon period, for the street leading from the middle of the town was called Oldbury Street (later High Street) and the field stretching east from that Street was …
A History of the County of Berkshire
… the patrons in 1722 were John Clayton and his wife Mary, Joseph Bromley and his wife Hannah and Jonathan Bromley and … church of All Hallows, 61 or All Saints, stood in Castle Street near the western gate of the castle. The parish … St. Michael's Church stood in the southern part of Thames Street, near St. Peter's rectory. 86 It is mentioned in 1217, …
A History of the County of Berkshire
… of that year stating that at the southern end of Wood Street 'ther is a certeyne banke being commen wheruppon … the town was formed on the usual Roman model. The High Street perhaps represents the primitive track westward from … in their stead. 68 In 1751 an agreement was made with Joseph Absolon of Wallingford 'for doing the four arches of …
A History of the County of Warwick
… alia, three gowns for two men and one woman in Castle Street ward, and bread each Sunday for the poor of the same … trustees of the United Charities of Griffin and others. 12 Joseph Blissett's Charity. Under the will of Joseph Blissett, dated 1712, £150 was given to be invested to …
A History of the County of Warwick
… estate had an endowment of two houses, one in Church Street, given before the fire of 1694 and rebuilt after being burnt, and one in West Street, known as the Mermaid Inn in the early 19th century. … ascribed to one of the Johnsons of Southwark and to Joseph Hollemans of Burton. Beneath the easternmost window on …
A History of the County of Warwick
… Place ; 25 and near to it were Horse Cheaping (now New Street), 26 Rother Cheaping (later Cow Lane, now Brook Street), and Hog Hill. In the centre of the High Market, in … hosiers are mentioned, but only infrequently, and the only street names to suggest association with particular craftsmen …
A History of the County of Warwick
… were to be sold at the cross itself, wheat in Castle Street, barley in Church Street, and beef in Jury Street. … in 1789: William Parkes, in partnership with his brother, Joseph, a cotton factor, set up workshops and warehouses in Barrack Street. In 1795 they went into partnership with Joseph Brookhouse, cotton spinner, and Samuel Crompton, and …
A History of the County of Warwick
… The walled town, the suburbs of Saltisford, West Street, and Longbridge, and the whole of Wedgnock Park all lay in St. Mary's. The suburbs of Smith Street, Bridge End, Coten End, and Myton were in St. …
A History of the County of Warwick
… along the lines of Leland's 'Quadrivium' 68 - High Street, Jury Street, Castle Street, Church Street, and its extension, Northgate Street, - …