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Survey of London
… again using markedly French details (Plate 28a). Yet the fuller reconstruction of Grosvenor House forecast in 1871 … in the twentieth-century history of the estate, and a fuller account of their careers will be found on pages 734. …
Old and New London
… a speedy return to cash payments. In Parliament Mr. Fuller, that butt of the House, proposed if the guinea was … of anecdotes, arranged by dates, which will convey a fuller and more detailed notion of the romance and the …
A History of the County of Essex
… Barking (current 1959). Barking Dir. 1959, pp. 6169. For fuller details see: Barking Borough Council, Century of …
A History of the County of Bedford
… by an open flagged space in the north of the square, and Fuller Street. The school mentioned in the 13th century is …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… 16thcentury clothier already mentioned, is labelled both 'fuller' 111 and 'shearman', 112 and two other fullers existed … century, however, it outstripped Marlborough and in 1662 Fuller called it 'the best and biggest town for trading … patented a machine for drying yarn. 181 There was a fuller in 1734 and shearmen in 1723 and 1759. 182 Among the …
A History of the County of Worcester
… markets of Wenlock and Ludlow. The charter of 1625 is of a fuller and more formal character. 81 It recites the charter …
A History of the County of Hertford
… pack-horses, and d. on pedlars. 243 In 1296 the account is fuller. The 'through toll' was taken at the bridges of Ware, …
A History of the County of Huntingdon
… a fisher, a smith, a 'barbour' a 'bocher,' a sawyer, a fuller, four husbandmen, a 'taillour,' a skinner, a …