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Survey of London
… of surplus land between the west entrance lock and the marsh wall. The City was quick to exploit this valuable … confections, including jelly, caramel, chocolate, custard, marsh mallow, liquorice and fondants, as well as Seidlitz …
Survey of London
… and Manilla Street respectively. They were linked by Marsh Street (merged with George Street and renamed Tobago … in Robert Street, and a few more on the east side of Marsh Street. At least half the plots on the estate sold … a Limehouse ship-chandler, who built a house there on the marsh wall. Dalton's house, of basement and two floors, …
Survey of London
… of Dogs, buying more than 30 acres on the east side of Marsh Lane in 1772. After his death in 1777 his sons Peter … a little over six acres, contained a windmill on the marsh wall and was otherwise pasture. By the end of the … (later Oak Wharf) and built a public house by the marsh wall path, the Torrington Arms, which he ran himself …
Survey of London
… from road to river and in course of time obliterating the marsh wall (fig. 161). Unlike many parts of Millwall, … the south side of the site, replacing the path along the marsh wall from Union Road. He covered most of the wharf with … at which time it contained a house and workshop on the marsh wall (fig. 162). 254 The smelting works, which …
Survey of London
… of Westferry Road the side streets, stopping short in the marsh at the boundary of the estate, were not fully built up … or later known as Patientia Place) had been built on the marsh wall by 1817, occupying the site of the millhouse … nine cottages in his garden (called Sheurer's Cottages or Marsh Row). Henry Bradshaw, who now occupied the second …
A History of the County of Oxford
… much inferior pasture. 53 The name More or Moor, meaning marsh, was recorded from the 11th century; the prefix North, … estate at Northmoor granted with Taynton was described as marsh or moor. 95 Pottery probably of the 11th or 12th …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… bathing and general pleasure grounds at Henford's Marsh were a summer attraction for the townsfolk of … charity in the early 20th century. 24 A mill at Henford's Marsh in the detached part of Norton Bavant south of … manor of Norton Bavant c. 1550 for closes near Henford's Marsh called Mill Mead and Westleyes (no doubt named from …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… Perpetual Curacy 71 The Townshend family. St. Mary in the Marsh, in the precincts 498 Discharged Rectory now held as a … extends over 44 parishes; the parish of St. Mary in the Marsh forms an exception, and is in the union of St. Faith. … walls are visible on the side of the hill above Narrow Marsh; and of the ancient Castle, the gateway, repaired some …
Survey of London
… Aware of 1810 was allotted to Charles Field 152 of Lambeth Marsh, wax chandler. In 1811 he obtained licence to demise …
Survey of London
… that Capital Messuage now in the Occupation of William Marsh, Esquire, Abbutting Eastwards on a Messuage now or late … Yard." The house first appears in the occupation of Marsh in Boyle's Court Guide for 1818. Both this house and … Lord P. James H. Crichton-Stuart No. 7. 181824 Arthur Marsh 182526 Arthur C. Marsh 182832 Sir C. Wetherell 183343 …