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A Topographical Dictionary of England
… in the neighbourhood of Newcastle and the Potteries, near Lane-End and Hollybush, and in the vicinity of Cheadle and …
Historical Account of Newcastle-upon-Tyne
… Bridge, at which place it turns westward along Sandyford Lane, dividing St. Andrew's within the town from the township …
Old and New London
… PicturesSamaritan FundView DayCloth FairDuck Lane. St. Bartholomew's Hospital was founded by Rayer, the … right arm running to Bartholomew Close, the left to Long Lane. This latter lane, originally on the north side of the old priory, reaches …
Old and New London
… Buildings Swept AwayThe Old Fish ShopHolloway'sShire Lane and its InhabitantsSir C. SedleyThe Well of St. … AlleyBoswell Court: a Relic of Old TimesClement's Lane: its Decline and FallA Grand Clearance. It is scarcely … on, between Temple Bar and the entrance of St. Clement's Lane, nearly opposite to Messrs. Twining's bank, stood the …
Old and New London
… our way westwards from the top of what was once Shire Lane, but which, as before mentioned, gradually developed … and the King's Company, being burnt out from Drury Lane, made use of it for about a year, when it was again …
The Environs of London
… meeting-house. David Jennings. At the bottom of Old Gravel-lane is a meeting-house of the Independents, on the outward … Description. Age. Nov. 27, 1764, Sarah Barton, Church-lane, 104 Nov. 29, 1764, Richard Taylor, Hoare's Rope-walk, … Silver-street, 90 July 11, 1765, Wm. Maddocks, Artichoke-lane, attorney, 94 Nov. 10, 1765, Anne Allen, St. John …
Old and New London
… and May, 1780, in the "Crown and Rolls Tavern," Chancery Lane, and in the Coachmakers' Hall, and the presentation was … to the play, which had been ordered by them at Drury Lane Theatre, as if nothing had happened. When his Majesty … with Bethlehem and St. Thomas's Hospitals, and Horsemonger Lane Prison. Among the former clergy of St. George's was the …
Survey of London
… St. John's Acre, copyhold of Paris Garden Manor. Dirty Lane (Great Suffolk Street). The City claimed all three … the road from Borough High Street to Newington or Dirty Lane, but the entry may possibly relate to the enclosure by a …
Survey of London
… here that the path remained in use, became known as Dirty Lane, and, in the early years of the 19th century, was … roads, one of which linked Newington Butts with Gravel Lane, roughly parallel to the main approach road to … Bridge to be applied to widening and improving Dirty Lane (Great Suffolk Street). E.g. in June, 1769, Mr. Josiah …