 | 1807 - 724 pages
...to this place, is received, at the SW end of it, into a large rel'ervoir, called the Mew River Head, whence its water is conveyed, in pipes, to all parts of the Metropolis. Chambers, Crudcn, and De Foe, died at this village." 140. The Fifth of November ; a Drama, in Three... | |
 | Richard Brookes - 1812 - 832 pages
...of Northumberland. . IiH»Sfan, a .large village in 'MidN of Lond*i( to which it is now contigupus. The New River is received at the sw end of it, into a large reservoir,whence its water is conveyed, in pipes, to all p trts pf the metropolis. Near thi« is a... | |
 | Richard Brookes - 1827 - 756 pages
...magnificent seat of the duke of Nor. thumberland. ISLINGTON, a large village in Middlesex, on an eminence, N of London, to which it is now contiguous. The New...reservoir, whence its water is conveyed, in pipes, to аП parts of the metropolis. Near this is a spring of chalybeate water, called New Tunbridge Wells... | |
 | Samuel Griswold Goodrich - 1832 - 312 pages
...Northumherland, called Sion House. Islingtoa, a large village in Middlesex, Eng., on an eminence N. of London. The New River is received at the SW. end of it into...conveyed in pipes to all parts of the metropolis. for heing the hirthplace of Edward the Confessor Pt. Suffolk co. NY Pop. 1,053. Ismail, a strong town... | |
 | Samuel Griswold Goodrich - 1832 - 312 pages
...Northumberland, called Sion House. Islington, a large village in Middlesex, Eng., on an eminence N. of London. The New River is received at the SW. end of it into...conveyed in pipes to all parts of the metropolis. &tipt a village near Oxford, Eng., noted for being the birthplace of Edward ttw Confessor. Pl. Suffolk... | |
 | Richard Brookes - 1832 - 864 pages
...Sion-house, the magnificent scat of the duke of Northumberland. IfUngton, a large village in Middlesex, Eng. N. of London, to which it is now contiguous. The New River is received at the SW end of it into a ¡nrge reservoir, whence its water is conveyed in pipes, to all parts of the metropolis. Near this... | |
 | George Landmann - 1835 - 902 pages
...England, county Middlesex, on an eminence, N of London, to which it is now contiguous. The New-River is received at the sw end of it, into a large reservoir,...Near this is a spring of chalybeate water, called Ne\v-Timbridge \Vells; and a public theatre1 called Sadler's-Wells ; p. 37,310. ISLIP, a village of... | |
 | Richard Brookes - 1838 - 840 pages
...villas ; and near it is Sion-house, the magnificent seat of the duke of Northumberland. Itlinglon, a large village in Middlesex, N^ of London, to which...Near this is a spring of chalybeate water, called New Tunbridge Wells. To the E. of the town is a manufacture of white lead. Ismail, a strong town of European... | |
 | Richard Brookes - 1839 - 834 pages
...the magnificent seat of the duke of Northumberland. Isftntrfoji, a large village in Middlesex, Eng. N. of London, to which it is now contiguous The New...this is a spring; of chalybeate water, called New Tunbridjre Wells. To the E. of the town is a manufacture of white lead. latin, pt Suffolk Co. NY on... | |
 | Richard Brookes - 1839 - 834 pages
...village in Middlesex, Eng. N. of London, to which it is now contiguous. The Now Rivrris received nl the SW end of it into a large reservoir, whence its water is nonveyod in pipes, to all parts of the metropolis. Near this is a spring of chalybeate water, called... | |
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N^ of London, to which it is now contiguous. The New River is received at the SW end of it into a large reservoir, whence its water is conveyed, in pipes, to all parts of the metropolis. Near this is a spring of chalybeate water, called New Tunbridge... 
