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A Topographical Dictionary of England
… procured in the parish, and at Bisson-Bridge is a smelting-house; the making of nails is carried on to a considerable … 9 miles (S. E.) from Worcester, and 102 (N. W. by W.) from London; containing 2813 inhabitants. The name of this place, … is pleasantly situated on the lower road from Worcester to London, and on the western bank of the Avon, which is here …
Calendar of Documents Preserved in France
… an honourable place prepared for him, by the abbot of the house himself, in their chapter, and refectory, and let … any of the brethren be disobedient, and leave the mother house ( istis partibus) let him not be received elsewhere … ( percipiendas) at Michaelmas from his exchequer at London, which [marcs] they had been wont to receive in his …
Survey of London
… are described in Chapter XII. Myddelton Gardens and the London Gymnastic Institute The laying out of the Lloyd Baker … Gardens and Nos 13 Percy Circus (Ill. 281). 281. The London Gymnastic Society gymnasium, Myddelton Gardens, in … the refined Italianate idiom of the Percy Arms public house of 183940, designed by R. C. Carpenter. The upper part …
Survey of London
… of which there are three to each of the upper floors. Each house has a basement, with two windows, lit by an open area … openings with keystones to two windows and the door. Each house has a single dormer in the roof. The windows were … Cotes, Mayor of Galway, who practised as an apothecary in London. Samuel's brother was Francis Cotes, R.A. who taught …
Physicians and Irregular Medical Practitioners in London 1550-1640
… Fleet Street 1633 Other notes Accused 1614. Warned. Known London address St Bride Fleet Street Parish St Bride Fleet …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Middlesex
… of brick and the roofs are tiled. The middle part of the house on the E. seems to have been built in the 15th century …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… benefice increased slowly to £185 in 1831. 93 The rectory-house, adjoining the churchyard to the north, dated in part … During the 18th century the rector, who normally lived in London, combined the cure with the enjoyment of the chapel at … and all the communicants accompanied the rector from London. 4 From about 1786 a curate, living at Ealing, …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… bulk of the remainder was in grass supplying hay for the London market. 59 In 1843 it was said that at least half of … this change in land utilization were the demands of the London market, the easy communications afforded by the … held annually during the 1890s. 67 There was no public house in Perivale until the opening of the 'Myllet Arms' on …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… have any independent existence. 4 It now forms part of the London Borough of Ealing. 5 Apart from a small area in the … narrower strip of alluvium along the river, the soil is London Clay. 7 Little is known of the topography of the … a small complex centred on the church, rectory, and manor-house in the south-west corner of the parish. By the time of …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… borough of Ealing 79 and, since 1965, of that of the London Borough of Ealing. 80 W.A.M., N. 1-4; see pp. 117-18. … Reserved for treatment as part of Ossulstone hundred. 80 London Govt. Act, 1963, c. 33. …