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Survey of London
… for 'the Beadle and Constable of the Night', with a small lock-up room behind. The whole of the upper storey consisted …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Dorset
… and panels of foliage with the date 1670. Swanage a(5) Lock-up, immediately N. of Town Hall, with ashlar walls and … one small window is fitted with a grill. Pump, beside the lock-up, of cast iron surmounted by a finial with reeded base …
A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
… 34In 1935Mrs. Raynes's share passed to Miss Beatrice M.Lock, 35and probably in 1947 Mrs. Spearing'sto Mrs. Alice Pamela Gwatkin Dalton. Lock andDalton were still ladies of the manor in 1947. 36 At … it descended with Swavesey manor, F. E. Spearingand B. M. Lock being the ladies in 1947. 99Themanor house presumably …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Dorset
… S. doorway, of nail-studded battens, with ring-handle and lock-plate, 17th-century. Font: in S.E. corner of S. …
Survey of London
… with no buildings except for an inn or two, and the Lock or Leper Hospital (see p. 124), which stood on the west … first milestone from London Bridge, at the point where the Lock stream, which formed part of Duffield's Sluice, crossed … in the neighbouring fields was preserved in their name of Lock (Locks) Fields until they were built over in the 19th …
Extracts from the Records of the Burgh of Edinburgh
… to general assembly; beadmanship of St Paul's work; lock for prison; fee to schoolmaster, [ Ib.] 226 15667, …
Extracts from the Records of the Burgh of Edinburgh
… ward [ Ib.], 343 July 17.A blasphemer to be put in jogs; lock for Cross door [ Ib. fol. 97], 343 July 22.Pest in …
Calendar of Home Office Papers (George III)
… John Downie. Do. of Gairlock, in the presbytery of Gair lock and co. of Ross. 26 " 215 [N.B. This church not being …