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The Diary of Henry Machyn
… day of Feybruary, was Aswedensday, at . . . in Turnagayn-lane in sant Pulkers paryche a lame [woman] with a kneyff … 33 the lame woman that kyllyd the yonge man in Turnagayne lane and a dosen more, and the lame woman cast. The viij day … on woman the sam woman that kyllyd the man in Turnagayne lane; and on man was a gentyllman; and a-nodur [a priest,] …
The Diary of Henry Machyn
… . day of July be-twyn . . . in the mornyng with-in Crokyd lane ther . . by a gone 1 or ij, an(d) ther they shott a pese … xxiij day of Desember was bered in sant Lenardes in Foster lane master Trapes gold-smyth; the howse, the stret, and the … Bettes, a master of fense, by one ( blank) at Warwyke lane corner, and was frust 57 throwth-owt the body. The xiij …
The Diary of Henry Machyn
… the pepull bad stope the theyffe, and he rane in-to Marke lane, and stopyd and gayff ym a blowe that he never went … wyche man dwelt in sant . . . with-owt Alther-gatt in More lane. The xij day of Aprell was sett in the stokes . . . … blake and armes; and after to ys plase to dener in Phylpot lane, and the plase hangyd with blake and armes. The xviij …
The Diary of Henry Machyn
… and so down Hondyche [to the] Spyttyll, and so downe Hoge lane, and so over the feldes to the Charter howse my lord … [any more within that] plase, or any colege or cathedrall [church, or] any universete of Oxford or Cambryge. The xxj day … high. swoln. brought. year. Sampson, dean of Christ's church. Strype. high. i. e. if. Hertford. pillory. Islington. …
The Diary of Henry Machyn
… he gave] mantyll fryse gownes to xij pore men, [and the church] hangyd with blake and armes and a iiij dosen of … man dyd hang ym-seylff at the Polles hed, the in in Carter lane. The sam day was the masturs the Skynners' fest, and the … mother; or else the fair maid who carried the child to the church. felonies. an old man; see xxviij Feb. Sackville. …
The Diary of Henry Machyn
… a prest, 28 with a cope, taken sayhyng of masse in Feyter lane at my lade ( blank), and so to my lord mare, and after … harness. So MS. for fattes (vats). marry. Bowes? Christ's church. Sir Thomas Lodge. foist. palace. oath. aldermen. …
The Diary of Henry Machyn
… 21 up. The sam day ther was a mad 22 dwellyng in Hay lane with master Campyon berbruar 23 in grett Allalowes in … late abbay in Barmsey-strett 36 to be bered my good lade Lane the wyff of ser Robart Lane of Northamtunshyre, and was bered in sant Towllys 37 in …
A Dictionary of London
… Paul's towards the house of the Greyfriars, between Ivy Lane and Warwick Lane from Paternoster Row to Newgate market. … reign of H. VI., the arms of John Bugge, a restorer of the church, being carved in the stone work of the choir (S. 202). … The materials were sold by auction August, 1878, and the church was taken down immediately afterwards (N. and Q. 5 S. …
Physicians and Irregular Medical Practitioners in London 1550-1640
… Known London address Newgate Market Parish Christ Church Newgate Street [incl St Audoen 1547; St Nicholas in … accused by Frederick Porter. Mr Seman, an attorney of Bow Lane, had recommended D to Porter. D had said that Porter had …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Huntingdonshire
… a parish and small village, 5 m. S.W. of Huntingdon. The church is the principal monument. Ecclesiastical (1). Parish Church of St. Lawrence stands in the Park, 150 yards E. of … brick, and in modern times the North Vestry was added. The church, though small, is of interest, and among the fittings …