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Survey of London
… ROAD AND DORIS STREET Black Prince Road, formerly known as Lambeth Butts, is divided into five sections on Horwood's map (179199 edition) known as Broad Street, Lambeth Butts, Workhouse Lane, Elizabeth Place and Prince's … Workhouse Lane was subsequently renamed Prince's Road, and Lambeth Butts was absorbed into Broad Street in 1882. Broad …
A Dictionary of London
… Street See Black Swan Court. Black Swan Alley, Garlick Hill See Kennet Wharf. Black Swan Court South out of Cannon …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… by the late Dr. Greenlaw; and on the declivity of the hill opposite Kentplace, is the church of the Holy Trinity, … London, is a neat building, situated on the rise of the hill near Blackheath Park. In Lee Park, also, is a handsome … enters the county here, and proceeds over Blackthorn Hill, in its course through the parish. The custom of running …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… have already been named. In 1568 there was a dispute as to Hill House in Chaigley between John Loud and Joan his wife on … shown. They were in 1887 in possession of the Holdens of Hill House in Woodplumpton, and an elaborate description is … 250, no. 9. They were Edward Bradley, James Dilworth, John Hill and Samson Rawcliffe of Aighton; John Merrick of Bailey …
Old and New London
… near Lincoln's Inn, to the river-side, south of Ludgate Hill. Yet so conservative is even Time in England, that a … it is said, married a grocer, named Axford, on Ludgate Hill, was then carried off by the prince, and bore him three … Irishman, who had fought with the Royal troops at Vinegar Hill, then joined the line, and afterwards turned gentleman …
A Dictionary of London
… adjacent warehouses. Blacksmiths' Hall On the west side of Lambeth Hill, in Queenhithe Ward (Leake, 1666-Strype, 1755). Let as a …
Survey of London
… Ring Surrey Chapel was built in 1782 by the Rev. Rowland Hill and Sir Richard Hill, bart., his brother, on the north-east corner of … A lease of the ground was assigned 252 to Sir Richard Hill and others in 1785 by Mathias Peter Dupont in trust for …
Old and New London
… part of the site of old Paris Garden; then came Rowland Hill's Chapel, or, as it is now generally called, "Surrey … Street (now Blackfriars Road); Osbaldiston in Gray's Walk, Lambeth; Davidge, of the Coburg, afterwards manager of the … daughters of Thespis; and the cul de sac of Mount's Place, Lambeth, where Ellar, the famous harlequin, lived and died, …
Old and New London
… scenery as can be exceeded only by climbing Shooter's Hill, or some of the neighbouring heights on the left of the … the centre of the heath from the top of Blackheath Hill eastward towards Shooter's Hill, ran the ancient Watling Street or Roman Road; and along …