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Survey of London
… defined plot of land on which house-building could take place. Development of the more easterly portion of the area … Road (the most northerly of the new roads) in 1873. Nevern Place (formerly Fopstone Road) was begun in 1874 and Trebovir … submitted a plan in October 1872, and was named after a place in the Edwardes family's home county of Pembrokeshire. …
Survey of London
… on the east by what is now the roadway of St. Mary Abbot's Place, on the south by the line of Pembroke Gardens, and on … and of similar design were erected in 19303 and 19335 in place respectively of Nos. 1218 and 2026 (even). In 19701 … both plumbers, and John Buckingham of Kensington Place, carpenter. 222 Tirrell was pre-eminently a speculator …
Survey of London
… Kensington Crescent respectively. Some development took place in the street almost immediately and spread very … and were erected in 1855 by William Handby of Pembridge Place, builder. 372 Originally this terrace consisted of six … extended to the row of houses in the form of Warwick Place and eventually to the whole street. The public house …
A History of the County of York
… about 1730 on Lord Mayor's Day, 3 February; 38 audit took place after Lord Mayor's Day by a committee appointed by the … accretion. It had long been customary for benefactors to place the administration of their charities in the hands of … William Robinson's house on the corner of St. Leonard's Place. 55 Moreover, after 1725, the receiver delivered to the …
A History of the County of York
… in the century, 67 but a more significant development took place between 1769 and 1771. The six ships of 'the York … mariners, brokers, factors, and shopkeepers had taken the place of the wealthy merchants who had earlier dominated the … obliged to accept poor persons removed to York as their place of legal settlement; one such removal, in 1734, from …
A History of the County of York
… a town house—now standing on the corner of St. Leonard's Place—on lease from the corporation. The three men who served … George Fox was elected without a contest in Thompson's place. As has been said, Fox was Benson's son-in-law and with … not find time for the ceremony and it eventually took place late one night at the Treasurer's House where he …
A History of the County of York
… of the services there is no record. If the minster was a place of public recreation where irreverence was common, 60 … grew, but the expansion of Methodism in the city took place in the early decades of the next century. Neither the …
A History of the County of York
… As the centre of the province and diocese, as the meeting-place for county elections, as the assize town and as a regional market, York was clearly the place to which Yorkshiremen would resort to enjoy the … spending the 'season' there and remained for the century a place of resort for citizens (see plate facing p. 246). To …
A History of the County of York
… builders in the 18th century. Red-brick buildings took the place of half-timbered houses and shops in many streets … similar sum towards improvements in Lop Lane (now Duncombe Place) and Blake Street. 32 Improvements of this kind were … Bridges, the staith (i.e. King's Staith), Pavement market-place, Lendal Hill, Ogleforth, the frontstead, passage, and …
Survey of London
… for estate duties', 8 and very little rebuilding took place until 1906. By that time property values on the estate … those executed by the first Duke in Mount Street, Carlos Place, Balfour Place and Mews, or in the 'artisan quarter' to the north of …