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A New History of London
… foundation was dissolved. The eastern sides of St. Mary Axe, and of the north corners of Lime-street, and Mark-lane, … Fletcher's ball. At the north east corner of St. Mary Axe, stands Fletcher's-hall, a small, neat, convenient … the parish of St. Catharine Cree church and St. Mary Axe bounding it on the West. The church having escaped the …
A New History of London
… the French commandant, that he gave up the place.---The axe with which queen Anne Boleyn, the mother of queen …
The records of St. Bartholomew's priory & St. Bartholomew the Great, West Smithfield
… myghte he followid yn greter workys, hewerrys of wode with axe, and squarerys of tymbyr with chippynge axe, and nat longe aftir, the craft of carpentrye, yn the …
Calendar of Border Papers
… two lesse chargers, iij salt fates, a sworde and ane axe, a wayne ropp, ane hat, a capp, a dager," &c., August …
Calendar of Border Papers
… came, if it woulde please the said Lord Ewre to put an axe in the same Richardes handes, with the power of his …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… from that circumstance derives its name. Several British axe-heads of flint have been found. Borwick, or Berewic …
A History of the County of Somerset
… (3) Taunton; (4) Ilminster and Yeovil; (5) Somerton; (6) Axe; (7) Wincanton; (8) Glastonbury; (9) Mendip; (10) Bath … Sm. Potamogeton coloratus, Hornem. alpinus, Balb. VI.Axe This consists partly of a narrow strip along the … border of the county which drains into the river Axe, and partly of a bit of country four or five miles long …