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Chronicle of the Grey Friars of London
… howse in Powlles church yerde, with the too tomes one the north syde, and a iiij. or v. C. lode of bones carred in to … church, but whan they came with-owte the church at the north dore there thei made a fray and fowte and ware … year. "Neere unto this schoole (St. Paul's) on the north side thereof, was (of old time) a great and high …
Chronicle of the Grey Friars of London
… yere, on sent Lewys daye, was soch a stronge wynde in the north-est that it overturnyd houses, toweres, trees, and in …
Chronicle of the Grey Friars of London
… Northumberlond and the lorde Bardolfe was be-heddyd in the North; and the erles hede with one of hys qwarters of the …
Chronicle of the Grey Friars of London
… to the lond. And the erle of Nortumberlond slayne in the North. And the cape of mayntenans browte from Rome. v. A. …
Chronicle of the Grey Friars of London
… in the nether end of the myddes of the church on the north syde. And the parlament beganne at the Black freeres, … were condemnide to deth, but they 39 ware had in to the North and there sufferd with Aske. Also the xvj. day of the … was burryd at the Gray Freeres in the clowster on the North syde in the pamet. 40 And the xxvi[j?] day of June was …
Annales Cestrienses
… French at Powis castle. Many of the nobles of the whole of North Wales were killed, and especially the men of Llewelin …
Annales Cestrienses
… christianum se fieri impetrat. 188 Lucius, king of Britain, asked by letter from Eleutherus that he should be … ad mare per cxxxvij millia passuum. 195 Severus enclosed Britain from sea to sea with a dyke for a distance of one … Spain, S. Marcellus, Pantaleon in Nicomedia, S. Alban in Britain, S. Sebastian, S. Agnes, S. Agatha, S. Margaret in …
Survey of London Monograph
… There are also vestries adjoining the presbytery on the north, and north and south porches to the nave. There is no chancel … rood loft (see plate 4.) The point is also marked on the north side by a heavier pier between the fifth and sixth …
Survey of London
… long, by 46 feet deep, abutting south on West Street and north on Tower Street, "as the same was laid out and designed …
Survey of London
… according to an inscription formerly in a window in the north aisle, the "Church, Steeple and Gallery, was repayred … that almost all the supporting pillars of the west, north and south galleries were out of upright, and the main … Companies (who contributed towards the rebuilding) on the north and south walls, and the City of London and the parish …