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A Topographical Dictionary of England
… valued at 15. 18. per annum, and granted to the Dean and Chapter of Worcester. It was demolished in the reign of …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… takes place at the manor farm, in May, under the Dean and Chapter of Winchester as lords of the manor. The town first … remaining portion of the rectorial tithes, the Dean and Chapter of Wells and Dean and Chapter of Sarum, in moieties. The tithes have been commuted …
Survey of London
… Whitcomb Street CHAPTER 14: WHITCOMB STREET Early History. Whitcomb Street …
Ancient and Historical Monuments in the City of Salisbury
… called the Seven Deadly Sins' leased by the Dean and Chapter in 1638 to William Symonds. 1 In 1649 the house was … of the King's Arms Inn (252), a property of the Dean and Chapter. In 1649 the yard was sold to Edmond Edmonds, …
Old and New London
… Whitefriars CHAPTER XVII. WHITEFRIARS. The Present WhitefriarsThe … his physicianthat Doctor Butts mentioned by Shakespearethe chapter-house for a residence. Edward VI.who, with all his … of coffee at the "Rainbow," as we have seen in a previous chapter, underwent the same persecution. Yet Knight went on …
Survey of London
… Whitehall Palace Buildings CHAPTER 3: WHITEHALL PALACEBUILDINGS Sorbire came to England … (or Bowling Green) at a later stage in this volume (see Chapter 22). The Vane Room. The Vane Room lay at the point of … in 1663 when the Duke of Monmouth was chosen Knight at a chapter "held in the Withdrawing Roome at Whitehall." 318 The …
Survey of London
… Whitehall Palace History CHAPTER 2: WHITEHALL PALACEHISTORY The King did not wait for … Laboratory. Details of these works are given in the next chapter. On the night of 1st February, 16845, the King had …
Survey of London
… Whitehall Place General CHAPTER 28: WHITEHALL PLACEGENERAL The entrance to Middle …
Old and New London
… Whitehall Historical remarks CHAPTER XLII. WHITEHALLHISTORICAL REMARKS. WHITEHALL ABOUT … together. It is to be hoped, therefore, that the following chapter will not be deficient in interest. And this is … very site; having purchased the latter from the Dean and Chapter of Westminster, to whom it had been previously given …