commonside造句

• Commonside forms the northern edge of the village of Westbourne.
• At one time, it had a large industrial scale Scythe manufactury known as the Commonside Sickle Manufactury.
• Sillars response was to establish an'adventure school', unsuccessfully, at Commonside ( NS 415 244 ), which lies between Annbank and Tarbolton.
• On the pavement of Howard Road in Walkley, near the junction with Commonside, several manhole covers marked " Sheffield Corporation Tramway " are still in place.
• In May 1956 the patients from Crimicar Lane Hospital and Commonside Sanatorium were transferred to Lodge Moor when those units were closed by the Sheffield Regional Hospital Board.
• Areas included in the parish are The Gride to the north-west, Leake Commonside and Lade Bank to the north, and Leake Hurns End to the south-east.
• In earlier days, the Westwood side of the civil parish of Haxey was composed of the hamlets of Park ( bef . 1882 ), Newbigg, Nethergate, Upperthorpe ( or Overthorpe ) and Commonside.
• "' Hallcraig Street branch "': Opened on 26 December 1844, from a junction where the main line passed under Commonside Street, the southerly branch ran to Hallcraig Street depot, in Airdrie, and this became the Airdrie passenger terminal also.
• From Commonside Street towards Hallcraig Street terminus; the railway passed under Commonside Street by a bridgeThe observations regarding preparation for locomotive operation seem to be contradicted by " Robertson " : " . . . in spite of the powers for steam haulage in the Ballochney act, the existence of the double plane in the centre of the line shows that it was planned for horses.
• From Commonside Street towards Hallcraig Street terminus; the railway passed under Commonside Street by a bridgeThe observations regarding preparation for locomotive operation seem to be contradicted by " Robertson " : " . . . in spite of the powers for steam haulage in the Ballochney act, the existence of the double plane in the centre of the line shows that it was planned for horses.
• Following the conversion of the " Keston Mark " to residential accommodation, Keston has three pubs . " The Two Doves " in Oakley Road lies between the village and Bromley Common, with the remaining two being in the village itself and within sight of each other; " The Fox Inn " on Heathfield Road and the " Greyhound " on Commonside.
• The Thrushbush Incline rising from Glenmavis Road; the railway passed under the road by a bridgeThe line passed under Commonside Street and continued to climb on a rope-worked incline, at gradients of 1 in 20, 1 in 22 an 1 in 23?to Rawyards, where there was a siding group and the line forked again; the main line passed on north-easterly, running north of Airdriehill Farm:
• Remnants of this farming history today include : Mitcham Common itself; Arthur's Pond, sited on the corner of Watney's Road and Commonside East, and named for a local farmer; Alfred Mizen School ( Now named Garden Primary ), named after a local nursery man who was very charitable towards the burgeoning town; and the road New Barnes Avenue, which was named after the farm that stood on that site.