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Survey of London
… square and, together with the narrowing of York Street, broke the line of communication between Pall Mall and Jermyn …
Survey of London
… over the opening or closing of windows, and violence also broke out at Lord Palmerston's house, No. 3, on the other …
Survey of London
… each end. Beneath the windows ran a pedestal-course which broke into a balustrade under each of the four outer windows …
Historical gazetteer of London before the Great Fire
… course of enfeoffing Michael le Oynter of the house, he broke in and discovered that Simon de Winton, who used to …
Historical gazetteer of London before the Great Fire
… of the lane. 12 HR 76(162), 80(149). In 1355-6 Roger atte Broke was reported for having blocked up a common way through …
Historical gazetteer of London before the Great Fire
… trusts appear to have been set up. Thus Robert atte Broke, a smith of Lemynton (Suffolk), granted the properties …
Historical gazetteer of London before the Great Fire
… gentleman, and his wife Joan. After Cowyk's death, John Broke, citizen and grocer, held the property on lease for the … been Cowyk's widow, granted it and quitclaimed to John Broke in return for a payment of £115. Broke probably lived here in 1541 and 1544 and at his death …
Historical gazetteer of London before the Great Fire
… and his wife Margaret, granted all the properties to John Broke, citizen and draper. Wyatt's life tenure and annuity … he and his wife were already dead. In the quitclaim to Broke the tenements then or late held by William Hoggeson … as a result of the viewers' report of 1548. In 1560 John Broke was licensed to grant all the same properties to …
Historical gazetteer of London before the Great Fire
… due was only part of 3 as held by Adam (le) Brok. Philip Broke and Robert Broke, citizen and hosier ( calligarius), are later alleged … owners, but the N. part seems to have belonged to Philip Broke. 2 In 1309 Thomas Brok, citizen, granted a quit-rent of …
Historical gazetteer of London before the Great Fire
… lay between them. The recovery was made to the use of John Broke, citizen and grocer, who in 1503, when the messuages … messuages in St. Margaret Lothbury parish; in addition Broke and his wife were to receive from the 4 messuages an …