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A Topographical Dictionary of England
… apartments for the masters, and a chapel. In School-house lane, Ratcliffe, are some almshouses of the Coopers' Company, …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in London
… Pennington Street, between Artichoke Hill and Old Gravel Lane; house at S.W. angle of Artichoke Hill and houses Nos. 1 … of High Street, Shadwell, and at the corner of New Gravel Lane, is of three storeys. It was built, probably, c. 1700, … and shops, Nos. 85, 87 and 89, on the W. side of Brick Lane, Spitalfields, 20 yards N. of Hanbury Street, are of …
The Environs of London
… William Heath, 1707; Captain John Paulin, 1707; Thomas Lane, citizen and merchant, 1710; Captain Hopefor Bendall, … Johnston 88, late housekeeper of the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, 1775; Francis Wilson, Esq. 1776; William Cooke, Esq. … of Ratcliffe, Shadwell, and Wapping-wall to Old Gravel-lane, taking in from thence all Ratcliffe-highway, and …
Old and New London
… Lie buried in the dust. Thomas Hughes, 1663.' PETTICOAT LANE. "On the east wall of the chancel (on the outside)," …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… of Broad Street and the east side of the later Schoolhouse Lane. 2 In 1552 his widow Avice, then widow of Sir Anthony … cent of the net sale or rents of property in Schoolhouse Lane, Ratcliff, belonging to the Coopers and Coborn … school three sides of a narrow courtyard off Schoolhouse Lane; to the north were garden plots for the alms women. …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… were mentioned. 73 It lay on the west side of White Horse Lane near the later Stepney Green in 1703, 74 and was … largely at his own expense, at the corner of White Horse Lane facing the road leading to the church, the old vicarage … grounds. 79 In 1843 a new rectory was built in White Horse Lane behind the old one, which had become dilapidated, …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… the junction with Gravel (later Old Gravel, then Wapping) Lane. Romano-British burials took place farther east near the junction of Ratcliff Highway and Love Lane, whence the road may have continued as far as Ratcliff … become Heggestreet or Hoggestreet in the 14th century, Hog Lane by 1542, 62 and Rosemary Lane by 1637. 63 It reached …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… or estates, apart possibly from the line along Back Church Lane, which may have been the medieval Chapel Street. The new … 39 was possibly the stream that ran along Nightingale Lane to the Crash mills. Although a 16th-century plan shows …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… 94 Freehold messuages in Mile End Road east of White Horse Lane included a garden in 1325. 95 In 13834 the farm of a … of flour. 42 In the 1530s the site, between Nightingale Lane and Wapping marsh, included the newly-built Katharine … 1401 and 1409 a. of demesne in Southhyde near Whitechapel Lane, north of Whitechapel Road, was let for a 'lompette', …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… were mentioned in the incomplete roll of 1348-9; Forby Lane (Limehouse), Clevestreet (Ratcliff), and Blethenale … for 10 districts: Whitechapel, Spitalfields with Artillery Lane and Wentworth Street, Mile End, Ratcliff, Limehouse, … allotted five headboroughs with another two for Rosemary Lane, 80 and headboroughs seem to have served specific …