Search
Gazetteer of Markets and Fairs in England and Wales to 1516
… 647500 270500 Earl Stonham 1327 1327 44.75 610800 258800 East Bergholt 1516 87.58 607100 234300 Easton Bavents 1330 …
Survey of London
… north than the present Suffolk Place and extended on the east side of Suffolk Street to Whitcomb Street (then Hedge … by John Nash, which provided for shops being built on the east side of the Haymarket, and on both sides of Suffolk … for certain individual buildings. 142 All the land on the east side of Suffolk Street and the greater part of that on …
Analytical index to the series of records known as the Remembrancia
… made a freeman, and had got him made free of the Weavers' Company. The Council require the Lord Mayor to prevent the … Street, and adjoining property to the Haberdashers' Company for certain charitable purposes, for an account of … see 'Endowed Charities of London,' 1829, pages 5056. The Company performed the pageant entitled Londini Artum et …
A Dictionary of London
… Sugar Loaf Alley - Sun Alley Sugar Loaf Alley East out of Mark Lane, nearly opposite the Old Navy Office. … Alley See Fenchurch Buildings. Sugar Loaf Alley, Court East out of Moor Lane, leading into Sugarloaf Court, in … and Sugar Loaf" public-house is at No.14. Sugar Loaf Court East out of Dorset Street to Bridewell Hospital, in …
Analytical index to the series of records known as the Remembrancia
… to be shipped on board the John, riding at anchor in the East Swail, for which service he owed him 4 l. 3 s. 1 d., … September 17th, 1588; chosen Warden of the Skinners' Company, June 26th, 1561. His first wife, the daughter of … March, 1593. He was a Member of the Painter Stainers' Company. He died October 15th, 1625, and was buried at the …
A History of the County of Sussex
… 4½ miles from north to south by at most 1¼ miles from east to west. In the south the boundaries were undefined; … A Roman road crosses the north end of the main part from east to west, leaving the parish at Roundabouts. 36 A … it, Barnsfarm Lane from Barnsfarm Hill to Clayton on the east, and Chantry Lane on the western boundary, may also have …
A History of the County of Sussex
… Queen Anne's Bounty. 73 In 1875 the rectory house stood east of Sullington Lane and north-east of the church. 74 It was sold in 1938; later owners … tower. The long and short quoins of the tower and of the east wall of the nave indicate that those parts were built in …
A History of the County of Sussex
… centuries farming was on a smaller scale and mixed. Thus East Wantley farm in 1707 included 114 a. in Sullington, of … and fortifying cider and had apparently interested the Dutch, Danish, and Swedish governments before he entered in … parsonage, Barns and Clayton farms, Cobden and Muntham, East Wantley and Northlands, Broadbridge, and West Wantley …
A History of the County of Sussex
… 33 The earliest part of Barns Farm is the timberframed east range, later cased in brick, of four bays and dating … the back was a low timber-framed service wing behind the east end. In the 18th century a second stone wing was added … John Michelgrove (d. 1459) to William Shelley, 72 owner of EAST WANTLEY in 1556. 73 It may have been the manor of …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… gas, partly from works erected at an expense of 8000, by a company formed in 1823. The inhabitants are partly supplied … formerly exposed to all winds from the south to the north-east, and the entrance of the river was rendered dangerous by … benefit. A new building, called Trafalgar-square, at the east end of the churchyard, is appropriated to the same …