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Chamber Accounts of the Sixteenth Century
… 21 Nov. to Mr Waterbailiff for a search by him made on the River of Thames 34s.8d.; [f.61] 11 Jan. to him for like … aldermen sitting there 22 Sept. for the conservancy of the river 8.3s.4d.; to the sheriff of Surrey for making [f.62] … again to Colney Ditch to search out the annoyances of the river 6.12s.3d.; to the jury of Surrey in reward giving up …
Chamber Accounts of the Sixteenth Century
… mending the roof; making a wall at the 'Green Dragon' in Fish Street [Hill]; mending pipes for Aldermanbury, Fleet … cleansing of a vault at the tenement 'Green Dragon' in New Fish Street 4s.8d. ( margin Carpenter 4s.8d.); 66 summa … 15 Nov. to Mr Waterbailiff for a search by him made on the river of Thames 9, 10 and 11 Nov. 34s.10d.; 14 Dec. to him …
Chamber Accounts of the Sixteenth Century
… fisherman (by the hands of Mr Waterbailiff) for a sturgeon fish by him taken in the Thames and presented to the queen …
Survey of London
… ground extended in a south-easterly direction towards the river behind the sites of Nos. 115, Whitehall and of the … or allotments (see Appendix A). A wharf gave access to the river. There is no evidence by which the exact position of …
Old and New London
… never ate flesh, at the peril of their lives, nor even fish, unless it was given them; they slept on a piece of … king, or to assist James I. in bringing the water of the river Lea to London, by underground pipes. The following … a reservoir still existing but now supplied from the New River instead of from the conduit. No record can be found of …
Chronicle of the Grey Friars of London
… MS. Robert Ferrar. These words are erase in the MS. Old Fish Street. The canons, so called from their tippets (see …
Chronicle of the Grey Friars of London
… in the MS. to Mombre Kerrelle. Stella comata. For catching fish: called "weares" in the parallel passage of Stowe's …