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A Dictionary of London
… Dowgate. Named after the gate. Dowgate Stairs See Cousin Lane Stairs Dowgate Ward One of the twenty-six wards of the … in P.C. 1732. Dr. Johnson's Buildings In Inner Temple Lane, within the Temple Precincts (P.O. Directory). Erected … named in the maps. Drapers' Alley West out of Woodroffe Lane, north of the Drapers' Almshouses (q.v.) (Rocque, 1746; …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in London
… of All Hallows the Great, on the E. side of All Hallows Lane, was pulled down in 1894, but a modern tower, added on …
A Survey of London
… but East in Thames streete on both sides to Ebgate lane, or old Swan, the lande side whereof hath many lanes … sayde house was dissolued, and turned to Tenements. Elbow lane.; William de pont arch his house.; Inholders hall.; The Erber, S. Mary Bothhaw. Downe lower haue ye Elbow lane, and at the corner thereof was one great stone house, …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in the County of Northamptonshire
… (ed.), Problems of the Iron Age in S. Britain (1955), 213; J. Northants. Natur. Hist. Soc. and FC, 31 (1949), 2531; OS … a neat arrangement of crofts on the S. extending to a back lane. Fig. 62 Draughton (10) Settlement remains, (11) Site of … of former crofts which extended S. to meet a narrow back lane, now a hollow-way, which divided the village from the …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… Hanbury. The tithes of the township, with those of Stubby-Lane and Moreton, have been commuted for 48 payable to the …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Buckinghamshire
… in a field boundary, running in a S.W. direction towards Lane's End. ConditionMuch denuded. …
A Dictionary of London
… probably adjoined the wharf. Dryden Passage Out of Fetter Lane (L.C.C. List, 1912). Named in 1881. The site seems to … resided at one time at No. 16, Fleur de lis Court, Fetter Lane, hence the name. Drynkewaterres-Taverne Tenement and … III. 82). Named after the owner, Thomas Drinkwater. Duck Lane See Duke Street, West Smithfield. Duckettes Lane John …
Old and New London
… Drury Lane Theatre CHAPTER XXVIII. DRURY LANE THEATRE. "I sing of the singe of Miss Drury the First, … Theatre opened as an Opera-house. In speaking of Drury Lane Theatre there arises a frequent source of confusion in …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in the County of Cambridgeshire
… of the splays and springing of wall arcading, described by J. H. Parker ( Ecc. Top. Cambs. 77), and now blocked flush, … dwellings, appears to have originated as a twostorey Class-J house of the late 17th century, to the S. end of which a … boxes in the W. gable; 18th-century. a(6) House (Class J), of one storey and attic, framed and plastered, with …