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A New History of London
… parliament, in which alterations are made every year more or less, as commercial circumstances vary. Hence there are … the west side, stands the Trinity house, belonging to the fraternity of the Holy Trinity in the parish of Deptford … of The master, wardens, and assistants of the guild or fraternity of the most glorious and undivided Trinity, and of …
A New History of London
… facing Noble street, built by the Scriveners, an ancient fraternity, who being reduced to low circumstances, sold …
A New History of London
… port for fish in London 2. It is a large water-gate, dock, or port for small vessels, laden with fish of all sorts, … after Midsummer-day, according to antient custom, the fraternity of fellowship porters of the city of London repair … money is distributed among the indigent members of that fraternity. St. Margaret Pattens. At the south east angle of …
Survey of London
… of the road now occupied by Old Town Hall Chambers. Two or three houses are shown to the east of it and an archway to … itself was shortly afterwards converted into a court or sessions house. From the manor records it appears that the … it until the 15th century. a In 1449 the Guild or Fraternity of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary was …
A Dictionary of London
… of the Portsoken Ward, sometimes called the upper end, or upper precinct ; the other portion includes the Lordship of East Smithfield, together with the parish or precinct of St. Katherine near the Tower of London, and … as it seems more probable, as Stow suggests, that the gate or wharf should be named from the church, than that the …
A History of the County of Sussex
… jamb of a doorway leading either into the warming-house or into a passage. No other part of the buildings surrounding … road, is mostly of the 18th century with walls of flints or bricks. One thatched cottage bears the inscription, M/IM … chaplain, Thomas Deane, was given a pension of 5. 183 A fraternity of St. Blaise connected with the parish church of …
A Survey of London
… Exchange on the East side, by the west end of Mayden lane, or Distar lane, to Knightriders streete, or as they call that … Cordwayners, or Shoomakers hall, which company were made a brotherhood or fraternity, in the eleuenth of Henry the fourth. Of these …
A Dictionary of London
… and making a bretask" (Cal. L. Bk. F. p. 16). This bretask or fortified house was used by the City as a military … Portsoken Ward. Site covered by America Square. Brewers (Fraternity of) This fraternity was connected with the church of All Hallows near …
A History of the County of Somerset
… century the parish measured c. 4,700 a. 5 Between 1791 or earlier and 1933 the tithings were regarded as separate … in 1086 must be regarded as a serious underestimate or refer to woodland outside the forest. 27 A separate wood … chaplain of Redlynch. 37 In the 1540s there was a parish brotherhood and an endowed rood light. 38 A church house, …