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A Dictionary of London
… (The) A house so called in parish of St. Michael Crooked Lane demised to the use of the church and parish 17 Chas. I. … Ch. Rep. 1903, p.6). Identified in 1830 as No.36 Crooked Lane (ib. p.9). Sold for the formation of King William Street … and Crown Alley See Rose and Crown Court, St. Katherine's Lane. Rose and Crown Alley South out of Fleet Street, at …
A Dictionary of London
… O. and M. 1677, and Strype, 1755. On the east side of Beer Lane, a passage to Tower Street near Custom House (Hatton, … the site of the former " Dicereslane " and " Cecile Lane" (q.v.). About 100 yards from the eastern entrance to … XXVII. 151). Rose Tavern On the west side of Chancery Lane, in Farringdon Ward Without (Rocque, 1746). Site rebuilt …
Survey of London
… Clerkenwell Road and Farringdon Roadall of Baynes' Court, Lane's Court, Red Lion Yard and Coldbath Square (including … a motif used by Solomon in his contemporary Shacklewell Lane Synagogue. Hardwick StreetAmwell Street Triangle Three …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… diverges from the London and Greenwich line at Corbett's-lane, in the parish; and a lighthouse has been erected near …
Old and New London
… probably from some such sign being there, as 'Rother' Lane (now called Pudding Lane) had that name from the sign of a red rose there." … Blue Anchor Road (the river end of which was called West Lane) ran southwards, skirting the dirty streams and stagnant …
A Dictionary of London
… See Africa House. Royal Bagnio Court At the end of Bagnio Lane in Newgate Street (P.C. 1732). Now Roman Bath Street … 142), and remains of Roman pavements here and in Finch Lane. Royal Exchange Avenue West out of Finch Lane, at No.21, to Royal Exchange Buildings. In Broad Street …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… boundary along 'the highway to Shaftesbury' (Shaftesbury Lane). 623 The 13th-century forest eyre rolls, 624 however, … a line drawn roughly north-north-east from Shaftesbury Lane to Semington Brook so as to include Heytesbury, … 1162 Landford Wood 1163 and Langley Wood, and 'Tymbrel Lane'. 1164 According to a survey made in 1650 the palings of …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… (NE. of Cleverton: O.S. 31/98). f. Pinkeland (Pink Lane: ibid.). g. Swethegg (Swatnage Wood). h. . . . along 'Lokesbrok' (? 'the gutter running N. from Cloatly by side of Norley Copse into … S. of Bramshaw: O.S. 41/21) along the water. (? Shepherds Gutter.) (19. Deadmansford (1619. ? on the county boundary …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… 15th century. 34 Further south Morse (formerly Haseley) Lane, 35 running west from Drybrook village, had become the … beside the river. That road was also joined by Vention Lane, which emerged from the woodland near Moorwood 38 and … smiths' way 40 and, at its southern end, in 1833 as Eddy's Lane. 41 The road running south from the village to Ruardean …