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Old and New London
… TabernacleA Grim StoryAn Eccentric Character"Peg" Fryer, the ActressThe "Blue Posts" TavernDickens' Fondness … say in the way of anecdote connected with it. Here "Peg" Fryer, a wonderful old actress, who quitted the stage in the … was brought out at Drury Lane Theatre in 1720; and to Mrs. Fryer, then eightyfive years of age, was assigned the part of …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… Joshua Crowther; 1750, Michael Smith, B.A.; 1755, William Fryer; 1756, Henry Wilson, B.A. (St. John's Coll., Camb.). …
Trinity House of Deptford Transactions, 1609-35
… to lord Ellesmere, lord chancellor At the request of John Fryer, the petitioner, they certify that he went to sea as … last was captured off Spain by Captain Parker, a pirate. Fryer and others, numbering 12 in all, were held prisoner for 4 months. Parker then took away 7, and turned Fryer and the others away, ransacked. On their way homewards, …
Calendar of Treasury Books and Papers
… and the Old Tilt Yard, and extending from the entrance of Fryer's Road to the entrance of Back Lane: all at yearly …
Calendar of Treasury Books and Papers
… On a report from the Board of Works of 1731, December 30, Fryer Walker appointed to take charge of the lamps at …
Calendar of Treasury Books and Papers
… Forest, for certain allowances on his accounts. Granted. Fryer Walker's petition for lighting lamps referred to the …
Calendar of Treasury books
… an allowance from the Crown: and on Dec. 18 last Thomas Fryer (for some years a Deputy King's waiter in London port) …