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Ancient and Historical Monuments in the City of Salisbury
… the 18th century. In 1854 they formed part of the Dolphin Inn (Kingdon & Shearm). (278) Houses, row of four, Nos. 5965 St. Ann's Street, are two-storeyed with attics and have brick walls …
Survey of London
… contained in the inquisition taken after the second Earl's death in 1585 makes clear that there was no large house … on the south side of the Strand. 3 After the second Earl's death in 1585 Russell House descended to his female … Ryder. Venterus Mandey, the bricklayer to Lincoln's Inn, 13 was employed on the brickwork of this extension, …
Survey of London
… of the site of Friars Pyes) on the west and the White Hart Inn, which was owned by Brasenose College, Oxford, on the … of his second son, Sir Robert Cecil. 101 After Sir William's elevation to the peerage Cecil House became known as …
Survey of London
… to a comparatively narrow strip between the dock company's land on the west and the river and Blackwall Yard to the … a large detached house for himself (Lawn House). Pitcher's yard, renamed the Canal Dockyard by his successors, … 1730 he had a small yard at Blackwall next to the Plough inn. 5 After Rolt's departure, Browne's former yard seems to …
Survey of London
… of Chelsea. Between 1841 and 1881, however, while Chelsea's population rose by some 75 per cent, Kensington's increased sixfold (from 26,834 to 163,151), a rate of … a junior member of the family was an attorney of Gray's Inn was doubtless a crucial factor here. Much later in the …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… hundred of Clackclose, W. division of Norfolk, 7 miles (S.) from Downham; containing 1023 inhabitants. It comprises … vicinity. The living is a rectory, valued in the king's books at 7. 10., and in the gift of George Hall, Esq.: the … who, appreciating its local advantages, built the first inn, called the Royal Hotel, in 1792; in a few years symptoms …
A History of the County of Gloucester: Volume 7
… Martin, attached to the estates of Coate farm and Prior's Coate, lay south of that boundary it was mostly dispersed within Southrop's open fields; the inclosure apparently gave Eastleach Martin … 1901 and, with fluctuations, to 205 by 1971. 29 The Swan inn in the village at the junction with the road from …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in London
… monuments in east London Southwark 10. SOUTHWARK. (O.S. 6 in. London, Sheet K.) The Borough of Southwark includes … Cathedral, the remains of Winchester House and the George Inn. Ecclesiastical Cathedral Church of St Saviour, Southwark … Presbytery were first undertaken with the E. bay of the S. wall, the remainder of that side following shortly after. …
Survey of London
… in the small space between Newcomen Street and St. George's Church on the east side of Borough High Street, the King's Bench and the Marshalsea, both dating back to the 14th … William Allen, the son of the host of the Horseshoe Inn in Blackman Street, were shot by the military. 38 During …
Old and New London
… CenturyThe Globe TheatreIts Destruction by FireShakespeare's Early Connection with the PlayhouseJames BurbageRebuilding … Pepys' Description of the SportJohn Evelyn's Visit to BanksideThe "Master of the King's Bears"Bad Repute … an open space in the roof; or perhaps it more resembled an inn-yard, where, in the beginning of Queen Elizabeth's reign, …