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A History of the County of Middlesex
… green, particularly in the north-east near St. Winifred's well and St. George's chapel, the area possibly identifiable with the original … threegabled house depicted there 36 was probably Lyons Hall, demolished c. 1794. 37 BETHNAL GREEN THE DISTRICTS IN …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… Green The Parish Church THE PARISH CHURCH St. Dunstan's church, Stepney, served Bethnal Green until 1743. A domestic chapel existed from 1243 at Bishop's Hall, where a marriage was licensed in 1593. 68 There may …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… SPITALFIELDS, AND THE NICHOL. Waste alongside Collier's (Crabtree) Lane had been granted out by 1518 13 and was … Hackney' 15 was possibly the first mention of Collier's Row, the name given to houses fronting Hackney Road south … a three-storeyed brick farmhouse containing a great hall, a fourbayed cowhouse, two other tenements, and a barn, …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Dorset
… Bettiscombe 7 BETTISCOMBE (B.d.) (O.S. 6 in. XXVIII, N.E.) Bettiscombe is a small parish 6 m. W. … It was entirely rebuilt in 1862, but reset in the N. and S. walls of the chancel are two windows partly of c. 1400; … head and key-block. Inside the building, the Entrance Hall (Plate 79) has a central arcade of three bays with …
Survey of London
… William Dowley (who had obtained and surrendered Burnell's grant) for 30 years. Thomas Jernegan marries Dowley's widow and so acquires the lease. 17th June, 1573. … the north side of tha' foresaid Tenem t consistinge of one Hall and one Kitchen, and under the same two Sellers, and …
Survey of London
… a scheme was devised whereby the East India Company's chapel would be replaced by a new church building on the same site and its chaplain would become the parish's first rector, but the East India Company refused to agree … the church were removed and the floor lowered to create a hall occupying the full width of the building. Steel girders …
Survey of London
… chiefly developed following the East India Dock Company's decision in 1807 to sell its land there for building. The company's holding was the largest of the three parcels of land in the … which served as the scenery store for the Oriental Music Hall (later the New Albion Theatre) in the High Street (see …
Survey of London
… but by 1766 had been converted into gardens. 145 Newby's title was not entirely sound, for he bought only five of six shares, the other one belonged to Thorns's eldest son, presumed, but not certainly, dead without heirs … buildings were demolished before the erection of the Town Hall on the site. Town Hall (demolished). The Town Hall was …
Survey of London
… of 167 feet from the centre of the entrance into Craig's Court, representing the original northern boundary of Hornebolte's house, on the hermitage property (see p. 226), takes us to … the Manor of Westminster granted at the nomination of John Hall to Joseph Sheldon and Nicholas Charlton, as "all that …
A History of the County of York East Riding
… streets, and the many and beautiful gardens. 2 The town's obvious prosperity came not only from its position as the … H.R.O., DDBC/16/411, 440; White, Dir. Hull (1831), 221; Hick, Plan of Beverley (1811); below, Outlying Townships … Tour, 646). Lines. Archives Off., YARB 5/2/1/1, p. 96. Hall, Hist. Beverley, 45-7, 55-6; K. A. MacMahon, 'William …