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A History of the County of Warwick
… southernmost bay on the Chapel Street side is apparently a lock-up; no doubt 'ye roome under ye Market House Stayres' …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… It may have been not so much destroyed as broached with a lock, 76 but the abbey's stone weir recorded in 1398 77 may … 87 The sluice was perhaps in the same position as the lock that survived in 1964 between the Quay Pit and the Mill … cutting across the sharpest part of the bend, with a weir, lock, and basin. 93 The new works were opened in 1857 and …
A History of the County of Berkshire
… one of timber'; and it also describes 'a certain sluice or lock, built of timber, to turn the water into the castle … time the Sunday following; the which bridges and sluice or lock were to be repaired from time to time at the only costs … later to the present site close to the railway station. A lock with a weir known as Chalmore Lock, adjacent to the …
A History of the County of Warwick
… 92 Behind it, approached from Market Hill, was the lock-up, complete with prisoners' yard, the successor of the …
Survey of London
… next ye Thames." (P.R.O., Works, 5/32.) "Mending the plate lock of the gate going out of the privy garden into the …
Survey of London
… head of the household which occupied the premises above a lock-up wine shop at No. 96 also derived his income from …
Survey of London
… Beaman of Cranbrook, Chamberlain of Leicester, and Lock of Somers Town. Davenport had acquired the chapel …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… complete disorder, were in 1607 and 1634 kept duly under lock and key and were claimed to be safe at least from vermin …