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A History of the County of Shropshire
… had its own premises, 88 a converted building in Limekiln Lane, but by 1967 it was little used 89 and the trustees …
A Dictionary of London
… alley. It is interesting to note that Stow mentions a lane leading from Fenchurch Street near Culver Alley (q.v.) … in his time for fear of thieves (S. 141). Strype says this lane had been opened again and this may be the winding … Victoria Street and the railway lines. Limeburners' Alley, Lane In Seacoal Lane (S. 392) in the parish of St. Sepulchre, …
Survey of London
… 181314, built 12 cottages for police constables at Harrow Lane, off the High Street. These proved insufficient to house …
A Survey of London
… three or foure Cartes standing there, betweene Gutherans lane, and Fausters lane ende, one carte on Cornehill, by the conduit, and one …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in the City of Oxford
… stands on the E. side of Turl Street, between Brasenose Lane and All Saints Church. The walls are of local … is of two storeys with attics. The N. front, to Brasenose Lane, has a gabled return to the W. front, refaced in 1824 …
A History of the County of Oxford
… which were situated in the corner between St. Mildred's Lane (now Brasenose Lane) and Turl St., given by Fleming in his foundation … and 13 ft. wide at the west end, lying between Brasenose Lane on the north and Winton Hall and Deep Hall on the south. …
Lincoln Wills
… of Northorp a tawney gowne lyned. To the mendyng of Ename lane xx s. To the pore folks in Howlton ij s., in Toynton ij …
Lincoln Wills
… sumtyme Thomas Fosse off the north parte, and a certen lane callyd Kyrklane off the sowth parte, and bowndes upon …
Lincoln Wills
… I dwell in with the stable and the garden lying in Keale lane, aftyr the decease of hys mother. To John my sone x l. [ …