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A New History of London
… hyed me into Estchepe, One cryes rybbs of befe and many a pye; Pewter potts they clattered on a heape There was harpe, …
Records of the Worshipful Company of Carpenters
… in the Kingdome of Ireland Gent bound to William Pye for Seaven Yeares. Thomas Morris Sonne of William Morris …
A New History of London
… the south side of Orchard-street, the west side of New Pye-street, part of Old Pye-street, the north side of Peer-street, the north side of … side of Orchard-street, thence to the east side of New Pye-street, and the south side of Old Pye-street: thence …
Calendar of Border Papers
… of James Purvis master carpenter.1 "fearne gynne with a pye"; 1 "whippe sawe"; 1 "grynde stone with a troughe." In …
Calendar of Border Papers
… there, the sayd Valentine willed this examinate to buy a pye and a loafe of bread, alleadging that he would putt it in …
Calendar of Border Papers
… Geven, and 10 others. Hebborne.James Ogle, Roger Pye, and 5 others. Fenrother.Richard Dawson, and 14 others. … Peareth, Anthony Rye, and 10 others. Little Cullerton.John Pye, and four others. Edington.Edw. Graye. "Whitley in …
A History of the County of Shropshire
… of Holdgate village in a fold of the Clee plateau whence Pye (or Clee) brook drains west towards the river Corve. The … The northern boundary followed a stream that descends to Pye brook at Peaton. The eastern and the higher part of the … Clee plateau the land rises to 235 m. in the east, and on Pye brook in the west falls to 130 m. 79 The higher parts of …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… patronage of Mrs. A. Hearle; net income, 190. Catherine Pye, by deed dated in 1713, gave land for the instruction of …
London Bridge
… 4d. for a yearly quit-rent from one brewhouse called the Pye, sometime of John Courteys, now of the prior and convent …
A Survey of London
… the 7. 8. and 9. of September, yearely, with a Court of Pye powders: A view of Franke pledge, with attachments, …