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A History of the County of Lancaster
… to a carved central boss. On the transom is carved a vine trail. On the opposite side of the hall, at the …
Alumni Oxonienses
… July, 1522; sometime of Broadgates Hall, and principal of Vine Hall, alias Peckwater's Inn, "a learned canonist," …
Calendar of Treasury Books and Papers
… stood a brick messuage or tenement, commonly called the Vine Tavern, formerly in the tenure of Sir Peter Eaton, and …
Calendar of Treasury Books and Papers
… part, formerly two houses, known by the name of the Vine and the Rose and the Dolphin, taverns rebuilt with the …
Calendar of Treasury Books and Papers
… concerning purchasing the inheritance of two taverns, the Vine and the Hose and the Dolphin, upon which great buildings …
Calendar of Treasury books
… in or near the two streets called Great Swallow Street and Vine Street, being partly behind the said seven messuages and … and Swallow Field and in or near Great Swallow Street and Vine Street, fronting west towards Great Swallow Street and east towards Vine Street, and bounded north by the ground of Peter Gavell, …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… Merchant laden with provisions for that place. the Vine, Richard Vaughan master, 50 tons, 6 men, laden with …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… next Piccadilly, 138 feet in depth from Piccadilly to Vine Street: and also the parcel of ground called Angell Yard …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… Customs Commissioners to pay the fines on two houses, the Vine Tavern and the Rose and Dolphin Tavern, taken ut supra, …
Calendar of Treasury books
… thereto in Glass-house Street, Great Swallow Street and Vine Street, parcel of the bailiwick of St. James's, in order … Swallow Street and seven more and a lumber house in Great Vine Street contain 149 foot front adjoining Mr. …