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A History of the County of Middlesex
… and Harringay, and 11 other manors in Stepney, Hackney, Clerkenwell, and Islington, who each contributed to the … officers to take malefactors to the county's house at Clerkenwell. 7 Taylor, 'Estates of Bishopric of Lond.', …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… of Shoreditch, and large parts of Islington, Hornsey, and Clerkenwell; the 14 hides held in demesne later formed the … demesne in 1066, are thought to have included lands in Clerkenwell and Stepney granted to the priory of St. Mary, Clerkenwell, and to the Knights Hospitallers in the 12th …
Alumni Oxonienses
… Oct., 1668 (aged 30), to marry Mary Savile, of St. James, Clerkenwell, spinster; M.P. Sandwich (Oct.) 1665-78, Dover … of Lincoln's Inn 1665, as son and heir of Francis, of Clerkenwell, Middlesex. See Foster's Inns of Court Reg. … Gravesend, minister of Aclesbury chapel, St. John's Court, Clerkenwell; ? died in July, 1719. See Rawl. iv. 267. …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… associated with Jews, and printing, which moved out from Clerkenwell. Most firms were small and short lived, dependent … Howard Road. 6 Printing firms, mostly small, spread from Clerkenwell in the second half of the century to …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… of Seven Sisters Road, had been built by builders from Clerkenwell 20 and Homefield Place, six cottages in Lordship …
Middlesex county records
… on a charge of having been persistent vagrants at Clerkenwell on 2 August, 16 James I., and at divers times … Wheeler, Walter Styles and Robert Hickes, all late of Clerkenwell, put themselves 'Not Guilty'; when Robert Hickes … preferred against Joseph Johnson for vagrancy at Clerkenwell, that on being found 'Guilty' by a jury, he was …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: James I
… and that either party may proceed to law. Damaged. May 13. Clerkenwell Green. 13. Arguments in favour of the King's … the Crown; with depositions thereon of Edw. Mansell, of Clerkenwell, Middlesex, and Sam. Parsons, of London. Oct. 20. …
Survey of London: Volume 46, South and East Clerkenwell
Details the architecture of the southern areas of the historic parish of Clerkenwell immediately to the north of the City of London, including Clerkenwell Green and the church of St James Clerkenwell. It also includes Charterhouse Square, to the east of the historic parish. To the north and east it covers the Northampton Square area, and Rawstorne Street as far the the Angel, Islington. The rest of the parish is described in volume 47.
Survey of London: Volume 47, Northern Clerkenwell and Pentonville
Details the architectural history of the north-western portion of the historic parish of Clerkenwell. It includes Islington High Street and the Angel, the Exmouth Market area, and the Pentonville westwards towards King's Cross. The southern and eastern parts of the parish are covered in volume 46.
Survey of London
… people who were flying for their lives from London and Clerkenwell, and who intended to have gone north, away by …