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Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… land, &c., in Sevyngton alias Leighe Dalamore which Robt. Woodman held of the manor of Kyngton. (1st.) Ib. Edw. …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… Oliver Vansell, John Betterton, John Sawnders, the woodman, the slaughterman, the warrener, Davy Carter, Thos. …
Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… John Pyrton, captain of The Criste, Protection for John Woodman, haberdasher, of London, in his retinue. Del. Westm., …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Herefordshire
… are as follows, upper N. range, from W.(1) reclining 'woodman' with flat hat; (2) pair of half human monsters … (6) human head attached to double-winged body below; (7) 'woodman' fighting lion; (8) leopard seizing beast by neck; … ( c) rabbit-like beast; S. side, ( a) monster, ( b) a woodman, ( c) monkey, end of stalls finished with traceried …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Essex
… in a square head with spandrels carved with a horseman and woodman on the N. and a winged beast on the S., and with the …
Old and New London
… HallHornsey LaneHighgate ArchwayThe Archway RoadThe "Woodman" TavernThe Alexandra Orphanage for InfantsAsylum of … Archway Road, where it is cut by Southwood Lane, is the "Woodman" Inn, a favourite resort for Londoners. The "Woodman" is a common sign in rural villages, but not often to …
Old and New London
… across from the back of Sir R. Cholmeley's school to the "Woodman," and leads thence to Muswell Hill. In this lane, in … Wood, lies on the north side of Southwood Lane, near the "Woodman" Tavern, but this was much cut up in forming the …
Historical Collections of Private Passages of State
… Walter Harcourt. Provost Marshal, Christopher Woodman. White-Hall, August 31. 1640. Aug. 31; Writs to be …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… along North Hill, 58 and the opening by 1828 of the Woodman 59 opposite the junction with Southwood Lane. …
A History of the County of Sussex
… Sundays. 55 Presbyterians. Licence was granted to Matthew Woodman in 1672 to hold Presbyterian services at his house in Horsham. 56 Woodman was a graduate and a scholar, who at his death in …