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The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… with the church, is within the lowy of Tunbridge. THIS LITTLE PARISH is situated opposite to Hadlow, on the other or … from it, it lies obscurely in a woody country, and is but little known or frequented, the surface of it is very low and … repair and maintain the mansion of it, and the barn and little stable belonging to it in a covering of straw, with …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… crosses this parish, joining the river Medway, a little above Brandt bridge, near which at Hartlake bridge, at … and more eastward the small hamlets of Goldwell-green, Barnes, and Mill-street. On the bank of the Medway, at the west end of the …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… unknown, the insertion of them in this place can give so little information to the reader, that it has been thought …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… for some distance round it, though there are at this time little more remaining of it than the inner gateway, a … called from them Childrens, situated at Lower, or Nether street, in Hilden-borough, in this parish, who bore for their … to ascertain. At a small distance southward from Hilden green, the foundations of a large house are yet visible, …
Old and New London
… Duke of York's Column"Milk Fair"Spring GardensA Bowling-green established thereDuels of frequent occurrence thereThe … Medical ClubThe Tilt-yard Coffee HouseWarwick Street and Warwick HouseEscape of Princess Charlotte in a … tweers in passing; here [in the Mall] one meets with a little conversation now and then." On the other hand, the …
Survey of London
… Manor and Liberty of Norton Folgate east of Bishopsgate Street fell within the Borough of Stepney and comes within … Folgate survive in the Guildhall Library. 20 They contain little beyond presentments for trivial offences. The last … on maps of the area. This is sometimes d shown running a little south of the line of the present Fleur-de-lis Street, …
Survey of London
… on or about the spot now occupied by the school in Priory-street. It is stated by Lysons to have been built by Sir John … &c., extended from the river Lea on the east, to Four Mill street (the present St. Leonard's-street) on the west, and on the south to Three Mills lane. On …
Survey of London
… common to the houses of this period. Inside there is very little that is native to the house of any interest. The great …
Survey of London
… on the plan of 1681 (Plate 49), b can have changed little since the Middle Ages. c The administration of church … they were held can be traced from century to century with little variation. Except for a gradual increase in the amount … Manor Row (now Place), Penton Place, and Amelia Row (now Street) were the first to be laid out, but the original 18th …
Cardiff Records
… The same curious name is still borne by a field situate a little to the north of Llanishen church. After referring to … Roath Keynsham Survey as held under Saint Austin's on the Green, Bristol, renders the point doubtful. 1546. James … same name is now borne by a row of new shops on the Queen Street frontage of the land. GRIFFITHSMOOR. Griffithsmoor, or …