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Old and New London
… Wycliffe and his adherents (amongst whom figured John of Gaunt "old John of Gaunt, time-honoured Lancaster" Chaucer's patron) soon brewed … at St. Paul's, was accompanied by his friends, John of Gaunt and the Earl Marshal, Lord Percy. When in the lady …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Hertfordshire
… Prince of Wales, Lionel Duke of Clarence, and John of Gaunt: in fifth window, a shield with or two bars gules, and …
Survey of London
… late of the East India Company, 18 Dec. 1813. 20. Edward Gaunt of Staple Inn, 21 Nov. 1716; his wife Lucy (daughter of …
Survey of London
… advertised in The Daily Post that he had 'removed to Gaunt's Coffee House, next St. James's Coffee House in St. … in 19045 (see page 485). No. 88 St. James's Street: Gaunt's coffee house and the St. James's Hotel The house on … a coffee house from an early date. In 1733 it was known as Gaunt's coffee house, and after the fire at White's chocolate …
Historical gazetteer of London before the Great Fire
… and utensils pertaining to the brewery to Richard de Gaunt, citizen and tailor, who was to pay John's executors … Pomary. In 1335 the executors, who included Richard de Gaunt, sold the tenement with houses to John Fay, citizen and … vintner, who in the same year granted the property to de Gaunt. In these grants 2 was said to be bounded by 3 on the …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… are meadow and pasture, and the remainder chiefly arable. Gaunt House, here, now occupied by a farmer, is said to have been originally built by John of Gaunt and Johan his wife, to whose memory there is a brass in …
A History of the County of Oxford
… the 16th century: at least one was a graduate, and Thomas Gaunt (1484-1502) was of a prominent local family. 14 The … include a brass to Joan (d. 1465/6), wife of John Gaunt of Gaunt House. 84 The plate includes an 'Elizabethan' chalice …
A History of the County of Oxford
… the demesnes also included lot meadow. 56 A meadow near Gaunt Mill was said in 1804 to lie on rich, deep soil, though … in the south-east, totalling c. 60 a. and attached to Gaunt House, Gaunt Mill, and the adjacent fulling mill by the early 17th …
A History of the County of Oxford
… east of the main stream to include the site of Gaunt House and its adjacent closes. It then followed the … Northmoor described in 1059, 31 and the site of Gaunt House was included in Standlake probably in the 15th … alignments include a putative Roman track running south of Gaunt Mill, where fragmentary stone surfaces have been noted, …
A History of the County of Oxford
… de Forz. 97 In 1388 the overlord was said to be John of Gaunt (d. 1399), duke of Lancaster, 98 and from the early …