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A Dictionary of London
… 1685 (Cox, p.109). There does not seem to be any such passage in Horwood, 1799, or in the later maps. Site rebuilt …
Ancient and Historical Monuments in the City of Salisbury
… the 16th-century range, but in the lower storey a through-passage giving access to the court occupied part of the third … with volutes was reset at the S.W. corner of the through-passage. Reset in the lower part of the stairs of No. 14 was …
Survey of London
… Court 24 or Whalebone Court 25 through which was the passage to the Hall, the Chapel and the water-gate. The … is obvious. 26 The Great Hall. On the south side of the passage leading to Whitehall Stairs, at the west end, was the … about 70 feet long to the "screens," behind which was the passage which led to the buttery and great kitchen, and also …
Survey of London
… to a "window" which was enlarged to allow of the King's passage. Where exactly this special exit was is a question …
Survey of London
… proposed to give up 4 feet throughout to enable the passage, "which at present is strait & inconvenient," to be … The Board of Works now intervened with a proposal that the passage should be widened to 15 feet, and that the remainder … to His Majestys Offices & the Public to have a wider Passage," made the further suggestion that the whole of the …
Old and New London
… Brackenbury to Lord Talbot, in which occurs the following passage, illustrative of Queen Elizabeth's love of her … it was little thought that James was constructing a passage from it for his son and successor, Charles I., to the … Herbert (who attended the king to the last), that "a passage was broken through the wall by which the king passed …
Old and New London
… Bradshaw. This account is corroborated by the following passage in a work entitled "Oliver Cromwell and his Times," …
Old and New London
… by the Messrs. Nichols at their office in Red Lion Passage, Fleet Street. As far back as 1792, the writers in …