Search
A New History of London
… firing gowns, & 3 l. each p. a. Askew, Lady Anne, 1540 Beech-lane 8 drap. widows 3 l. each per ann. and coals Ayre, …
Dictionary of Traded Goods and Commodities
… trade in the early modern period, though it is common in beech woods and under oak trees. It is responsible for most …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… Radnor Mere, a wood near which contains some of the finest beech-trees in England. A few of the inhabitants are engaged …
Old and New London
… completed by Dugdale, died at his house in Barbican, 1640. Beech Lane, Barbican, where Prince Rupert resided, and worked … was probably so called, says Stow, from Nicholas de la Beech, Lieutenant of the Tower, who was deprived of his …