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A New History of London
… V. 1. Oldest tavern in London. In this street is the Boar's-head tavern, the house that Shakespeare represents prince … and which is said to be the oldest tavern in London. St. Mary Abchurch. The only public buildings in this ward are … stands a plain spire, supported by a lanthern base. St. Clement's Eastcheap Near the south east end of St. …
A New History of London
… or ward in the city, where was a wall of the eanonry of St. Paul, which led down, by a brewhouse of St. Paul, to the … to the wall of the canonry of St. Paul; that is all the parish of St. Andrew, which was in the gift of his ancestors … by Robert Fitz-Robert Fitz-Walter, &c. How Baynard's Castle, with the appurtenances, fell from the Possession of …
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… and Queenhithe wards; and on the south by Cordwainer's ward. It extends from the entrance of St. Mildred's court, formerly called Scalding alley, in the … Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays, and Saturdays. There are two parish churches in this ward, which remain to be mentioned. …
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… part of the Old-Jewry; Lothbury, from Coleman-street to St. Margaret's church on the north side, and on the south to about … north-east corner of the Lower-Moorfields, in Bishopsgate parish. But that becoming ruinous, and unable to answer the …
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… in this ward are Bow-lane, Queen-street, Budge-row, Little St. Thomas Apostle's, Pancrass-lane, a small part of Watlingstreet and … The most distinguished building in this ward, is the parish church of St. Mary le Bow; which stands near the north …
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… It begins on the north east, at the south-east corner of St. Martin Outwich's church in Bishopsgate-street, and runs by several windings … in 1447 10; one of those schools being appointed for this parish. The patronage of this rectory appears to have been …
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… Bassishaw-ward, and-Cheap ward; on the north by the parish of St. Luke, Old street; on the west by Aldersgate-ward; on the … St. Olave Hart-street, one of the executors of Dr. White's will, enlarged the institution by building a spacious …
A New History of London
… manner in Pickaxstreet, at the end of Fan-alley, and in St. John's-street: on the west, by bars in Holborn, at the east end of … and leaves children in their minority, the clerk of the parish is to give in their names to the common-crier, who is …
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… and Walbrook wards Extent. The extent of this ward is from St. Martin's-lane in the east, to Cloak-lane in the west; and from … son the prince of Wales. Allhallows the Great. The only parish church in this ward is that of Allhallows the Great, …
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… by Aldersgate and Cripplegate-wards, and the liberty of St. Martin le Grand; on the west by Farringdonwithout; and on … and down that lane to the north side of St. Foster's church-yard only on the east side, and to over against the … were erected three windmills. Under this cathedral was a parish church called St. Faith's, in which several persons of …