hackney brook造句

• Unlike the Hackney Brook further south, the Moselle is not a " lost river ".
• Increased access and the culverting of Hackney Brook in 1859 60, brought about the present road layout.
• The Hackney Brook flowed through the south westerly end of Blackstock Road from its source in Holloway before emptying into the River Lea at Hackney Wick.
• Watts particularly enjoyed the grounds at Abney Park, which Lady Mary planted with two elm walks leading down to an island heronry in the Hackney Brook.
• The now buried and lost Hackney Brook once ran across the north of the common, but this has long been replaced by the busy Northwold Road.
• In the last quarter of the eighteenth century, water mills on the Hackney Brook were adapted for the manufacturer of silk, and in particular crape silk.
• Her improvements included planting of the Great Elm Walk and Little Elm Walk, which established shady walkways down to the island heronry of the Hackney Brook at the bottom of the park.
• The beautiful grounds at Abney Park, which became Watts'permanent home from 1736 to 1748, led down to an island heronry in the Hackney Brook where Watts sought inspiration for the many books and hymns written during these two decades.
• Main sewerage appears to have arrived with the culverting of Hackney Brook in about 1847, which is reputed to run in a large cast iron tube through the back gardens, before turning South down Isabella Road to join the main sewer network at Old Ford.