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Survey of London
… The wings are identical in treatment with the Governor's and Lieutenant-Governor's houses at the end of the … Heisenbuttell repairing & cleaneing the moddle xl s. John Gibson, joyner, his taske wainscotting the uppermost & lower … yard vij en foote of wall worke cclxxvij li viij d. Jo n Gibson, joyner, for wainscotting one gallery in the east wing …
Magna Britannia
… Lizard, and 10 leagues nearly west-by-south from the Land's-end. A small island, containing only one acre, gives its … the purpose of attacking Sir John Grenville at St. Mary's. The Dutch Admiral Vantromp is said to have made insidious … to punish such offenders by ducking in salt water, at the quay head 25. Till of late years, the minister of St. Mary's …
Survey of London
… to no other house in importance, not to King Henry VIII's manor house in Cheyne Walk, nor to the Earl of Shrewsbury's mansion, nor to the old manor house with which it shared … waterside were two large courtyards, and opposite was a quay. The remainder of the estate, south of the present …
A History of the County of York
… THE SITES AND REMAINS OF THE RELIGIOUS HOUSES 1 ST. MARY'S ABBEY occupied an extensive site immediately outside the … a small tower, and at Marygate stood the circular St. Mary's Tower; between them were two other small towers. 4 On the … were acquired 7 and the king granted permission for a quay to be built within the friary site on his Fishpond of …
The records of St. Bartholomew's priory & St. Bartholomew the Great, West Smithfield
… elected to succeed William Guy as Prior of St. Bartholomew's, and the royal assent was granted on the 21st August, 1505: … from 1481 to 1488 that of Consumpta per mare in St. Paul's. 4 We may assume that, as he held a prebend in the year … Canonbury, p. 3. Stow, p. 141. Stow, p. 141. Edmund Gibson, in his edition of Camden's Britannia (1695), p. 326, …
Survey of London
… the northern and western arms were demolished in the 1920's and 1930's. Fortunately a fairly comprehensive survey of the building … From 1831 to 1837 No. 35 was occupied by T. A. Gibson & Co. and from 1840 by Stone and Kemp, both firms …
Office-Holders in Modern Britain
… T. By 1669 Furrall, J. By 1669 Fraizer, J. By 1669 Harper, S. By 1669 Haughtagan, T. By 1669 Kidwell, N. By 1669 … 26 Sept. Walthrop, J. By 1685 Barrett, R. By 1685 Crow, S. By 1685 Gee, T. 1685 31 Mar. Benn, T. 1685 31 Mar. Bray, … Master of the Horse) 1761 5 Sept. Pether, J. 1761 18 Sept. Gibson, R. 1763 14 Nov. Heron, W. 1764 14 Apr. Hough, T. 1769 …
Old and New London
… PlaceThe old "Rose" TavernPalsgrave PlaceThe "Palsgrave's Head"Andrew MarvellThe London and Westminster JointStock … Strahan, Paul, and BatesMessrs. Twining and Co.'s Bank and Tea-warehouse"George's Hotel"Devereux Court"Tom's … was thrown into a state of commotion by an order from Dr. Gibson, then Bishop of London, for the removal of an …
A Survey of London
… is afore shewed in Portsoken ward, from this precinct of S. Katheren to Wapping in the Woze. 1 the vsuall place of … a fayre free schoole, and Almes houses, founded by Auice Gibson, wife to Ni. Gibson Grocer, as before I haue noted. But of late yeares …
Old and New London
… Fountain Court and the Temple FountainRuth PinchL. E. L.'s PoemFig-tree CourtThe Inner Temple LibraryPaper … Court Lord Mansfield"Mr. Murray" and his ClientLamb's Pictures of the TempleThe Sun-dialsPorson and his … and enter a monastery. He went down to the Custom House Quay, to throw himself into the river. He tried to stab …