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... extended to Watermen's Company itself dates from 1555. The vvatermen vvere not joined by the lightermen, vvho had traditionally been members of the Woodmongers' Company, until 1700, vvhen the name of the company became the Company of Watermen and Lightermen ...
... Leyland Motors, which started by building steam-powered lawn mowers, and a replica is included in company with old lorries, buses and fire engines. A company called Leyland Historic Vehicles has been formed to gather the collection of 150 vehicles together ...
... L-TIMBERED I'LEASURE GARDENS Walled in kitchen and rose garden, orchard, Jladdock, and wooded walks ; garage, stabling, cottage. COMPANY'S WA'l'.lHt, GAS, CONSTANT HOT WA'l'Elt, 'I'J~LEPHONE . Conservatory ;· tom~to, grape and peach houses. IN ALL NINE ACRES ...
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... rooms, billiard room, complete offices ; beautifully matured gardens, tennis and croquet lawns, kitchen ground and orchard; Company's water, main drainage. Price {3,500, or offer .-Agents, MAPLE & Co., LTD., Tottenbam Court Road, W IN THE PINE DISTRICT. ...
... American :\lotorwavs are not known as turnpikes. ·The be t-kno\\·n, perhaps, is the Penns~·h ·a ni a Turnpike. Pcnnsyh·;mia has an earl y history of pri,·atcly maintained roads, with toll-gates, called turnpikes. This name was quite naturally carried ...
... from Gloucester to London, the other from Cirences- ter to Oxford. When the turnpike was made in 1753 it gave greater importance to the village street, which avoided the turnpike for the locals, and it was at this time and also in the ea.rly 19th century ...
... DERBYSHIRE. G ROUt>E MOOR AND AGRICULTURAL ESTATE of about 1,400 acres, within about twelve miles of the important t own of Sheffield.-T he ABNEY ESTATE, Bradwell, about three miles from Hathersage Station, in a most de li ghtfui ~ situation some 900 ft ...
... OF OLD SHEFFIELD PLATE THREE LIGHT CANDELABRA ON A TRIANGULAR WITH LION PAW FEET. C. 1810 HEIGHT 24. BASE WIDTH 7 52 l3cauchamp Pbcl', Knightsbridgc, London SW3 Tcl: 01-5~0 3215 FINE ANTIQUE & CONTEMPORARY JEWELLERY & SILVERWARE OLl) SHEFFIELD PLATE ...
... and It was given to my late was managing company Stockbreeder. Her husband, Sir Richard Haddon, had recently died, and Lady Haddon thought the gift appropriate as Sir Richard had been head of the publishing company before m y husband. The plough is 35in ...
... BIRMINGHAM BOURNEMOUTH BRIGHTON CHELTENHAM EDINBURGH GLASGOW HEREFORD HEXHAM HUNTINGDON LEEDS MANCHESTER NEWCASTLE OXTED SHEFFIELD STOW-ON-THEWOLD TUN BRIDGE WELLS WETHERBY WORCESTER YORK ANTWERP BRUSSELS PARIS 01-4996353 Bernard Thorpe and Partners 1 ...
... Chambers had not only a nctioned Chinese lcmcnts but had al o devi cl a i\loorish .\lambra and a Turkish Mo que to keep company with his Pagoda among the garden a nctioned Chinese cl a i\loorish ( ~ s By DOROTHY STROUD N~c.4 r- s. ~ ~J; . 14- - 4.~ct ...