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... TWO CARPENTER'S SHOPS. STORE SHED, PAINT SHOP, and a Commodious YARD. The Property has a frontage of 26ft to Tower-etreet, and 33ft. to Tower-lane, with a depth of 60ft The Property is held under a Lease for 1,000 years from 1720, at ground rent of 2s ...
... TOWER HOUSE COLLEGE. ENTERTAINMENT. On Thursday evening, the Tower House College, v grand juvenile entertainment was given celebrate the conclusion of the school term. Mrs. Dey deserves great praise for the successful manner in which the entertainment ...
... TOWER SCHOOL. The Tower Road School, common with I the other Board schools, broke up on , afternoon. All the children gainuig prizes were assembled in the large room. toirether with a pood number of parents and friends. The Rev. Hugh prewded { over this ...
... TOWER BOAD SCHOOL. THE- J. THE EDUCATION QUESTION. The Chr ...
... With regard to the proposal to turn the Bell Tower of Chichester into Water Tower, the Athenarum says : Engineer's and economists may say what they like about this matter; but whether it disfigures or endangers the Campanile or not, there cannot be ...
... somewhat marred by the want of a tower and spire. The temporary iron roofiing where the tower and spire are to come has long been an eyesore, but other and more important work had to be undertaken by the church authorities before they could start the present ...
... FIRE IN CHRIST CHURCH TOWER. ...
... BLOWING-UP OF MARTELLO TOWERS. Two old Martello Towen, near Pett, Nos. 35 and 38, are to bo experimented on by the Royal Engineers and officers of the Ordnance Corps, next Tuesday and two or three following days. The experiments to be tried are follows: ...
... With regard to the proposal to trim the Bell Tower of Chichester into Wat«r Tower, the Athenmim says: Engineer's and economists may say what they like about this matter; but whether it disfigures or endangers the Campanile or not, there cannot be two ...
... TOWER ROAD MISSION BAND OF HOPE. A tea and public meeting of the members of this Band of Hope was held on Wednesday evening last. There was good attendance of children, and fair sprinkling of adults present. The Rev. W. W. Haines presided, and was supported ...
... again eleoted hon, sec. Votes of thanks were passed to the subscribers to the Church Tower Fund, and to the ladies who had conducted the sale of work. With regard to the tower, the architect stated that this work was going forward satisfactorily, and that ...
... to make the Tower Boad School mixe i school, and to impute motives those mem'oers who voted in favour that ecisir.n. Such imputation unworthy of those who signed it. For the sake clearness, it may well to rise a tin position affairs Tower Road School ...