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A Dictionary of London
… Sir Richard Levet's House On the north side of Maiden Lane, east of St. John Zachary, in Aldersgate Ward (Strype, …
A Dictionary of London
… by Fire office (Rocque, 1746). See Angel Court. Sise Lane South out of Pancras Lane by No.27 Queen Victoria Street, to Budge Row (P.O. … First mention Horwood, 1799. Former names : " Seint Sythes lane," 1401 (Ct. H.W. II. 351). " Seintsithes lane," 1438 …
Survey of London
… referred to, it is known that it lay to the west of Drury Lane, and comprised The Greybound inn in Broad Street, with … distant from Long Acre, is referred to as "a way or back lane of 20 feet adjoining the garden wall of the Right … Honble. the Duchess of Lenox." The distance of the "back lane" from Long Acre corresponds exactly with that of the …
Survey of London
… of Longe Acre, 3 and betwene a way leadinge from Drury Lane to St. Martin's Lane on the north; 4 and a way leadinge from St. Gyles to Knightsbridge, and a way leadinge from Hogg Lane into St. Martin's Lane on the west; 5 and Bennet's …
Survey of London
… PARKER STREET (PART). Macklin Street (formerly Lewknor's Lane), Shelton Street (formerly St. Thomas's Street, … western and eastern boundaries respectively were Drury Lane and the stream 1 dividing it from Purse Field, and that … entirely in Rose Field, as also were three houses in Drury Lane, north of Macklin Street, 2 and the line bounding the …
Survey of London
… and ground on the west side, extending 288 feet to Hog Lane. Assuming a depth of from 30 to 40 feet for the house … that the premises stretched between the church and Hog Lane for a distance of about 340 feet, and after making due allowance for the fact that Hog Lane was much narrower than Charing Cross Road, its modern …
Survey of London
… the married names of Bainbridge's three daughters. Church Lane and Church Street had obvious reference to Church Close. …
Survey of London
… enclosed together with the same, at the end next Drewry Lane by a square lyne 300 foote, and at the other and next … a brick wall, "beginninge at the west end towards Drewry Lane and extendinge itselfe eastwards towards Lincolne's Inne … is referred to in early deeds as "the back side of Drury Lane," "a way leading from Princes Street to Queen Street on …
A History of the County of Oxford
… 13 The abbey precincts were entered from Oseney Lane, on which lay the great gate, two smaller gates, the …
A History of the County of Essex
… portion of Stanway parish in Crouch Street and Maldon Lane, and granted the chapel baptismal and burial rights. He …