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Survey of London
… of the South Eastern Railway at London Bridge and the west end of London. 194 Powers to carry out this improvement …
Old and New London
… is poetically raised, so as to represent a fairly high hill, though there is no high ground all the way down to …
Old and New London
… more numerous, as all traffic from the south and south-west of England must have entered London by that route at a … shrine of "St. Thomas of Canterbury" from the south and west of England, just at the point where the roads from … began at one Mr. Welsh's, an oilman, near St. Margaret's Hill, betwixt the 'George' and 'Talbot' inns, as Bedloe (the …
Old and New London
… II. After the union of the parish of St. Margaret-at-Hill with that of St. Saviour's, the old church of the former … The City claimed their place; Justice resides at Dick West's still; But mark poor Charles's case: Justice, safe … the "New View of London," published in 1708:"It is on the west side of Blackman Street, near against St. George's …
Old and New London
… it is supposed, east, about Rotherhithe, and ending in the west, about Patricksey, now Battersea." Strype, too, seems to … from Greenwich in the far east to Battersea in the far west, and combined them into one large town, having a … the 'George' and 'Tabard' inns, opposite St. Margaret's Hill. The front of the 'Tabard' was consumed, but was …
Old and New London
… (1773) appears from the Bridge-foot up to St. Margaret's Hill beyond it." There were at the above period twenty wards … of this Hospital in his life-time, A.D. MDCCXXII." On the west side of the pedestal is represented, in basso relievo, … the south side are Mr. Guy's armorial bearings; and on the west, a representation of our Saviour healing the impotent …
Old and New London
… a long range of wood-and-plaster and gabled houses on the west side of High Street; and in 1830 were removed two houses … direction from London Bridge to St. Margaret's Hill, and thence to St. George's Church. The part between the … and St. Margaret-at-Hillwhich latter church stood on the west side of the High Street, on the spot till recently …
Old and New London
… the palace of the Bishops of Winchester, adjoins the north-west corner of the nave of St. Saviour's Church, and extends … his time the great hall of the palace, which ran east and west parallel with the river, was the scene of a splendid … Mr. Robert Barclay, who afterwards settled at Bury Hill, and Mr. Perkins, who had been in Thrale's establishment …
Thoroton's History of Nottinghamshire
… 0 12 Walesby 0 10 Welley 0 12 Warsop cum Sulkholme 2 4 West Redford 0 16 Workesoppe 3 0 Sum .3 10 2 The Deanery or … Walter Mallett of Weloby, knight, gave seven acres on the west side of his wood Thirneclive, four and twenty foot to … J. M. Lib. Alb. p. 1. In Camera Scaccarii in lib. or. din. Hill. 22 Eliz. Lib. Alb. p. 14. Chart. Ant. D. D. n. 5. Lib. …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in the County of Northamptonshire
… shaped churchyard. It comprises a Chancel, Nave and West Tower with spire. The walls of the chapel and nave are …