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A History of the County of Leicestershire
… 17th century the three open fields of Slawston were called Holywell, Middle, and Burroughhill Fields. 92 A proposal to …
A Dictionary of London
… and P. H. VIII. IV. (2), p.1628). (Perhaps an allusion to Holywell Priory, dedicated, to St. John the Baptist.) …
A History of the County of Oxford
… 19 In the 18th century the most popular greens were in Holywell, run in conjunction with the cockpits there by the … company which took them over in 1865 also built courts in Holywell, but failed in the 1890s. 37 Squash racquets became … 1689. 60 Waver's school, established before 1675 at no. 32 Holywell, 61 became sufficiently renowed by 1691 to be …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… as the waters at Leamington; also a spring called Holywell. Francis Holyoake, author of the first collection of …
Old and New London
… to add that the whole Burbage family lived and died in Holywell (now High) Street, Shoreditch, and were buried, …
Two Calvinistic Methodist Chapels, 1743-1811: The London Tabernacle and Spa Fields Chapel
… 29 Myers, Revd Mr Platt, Kirkman. Also three or four from Holywell Mount and the Mulberry [f. 30v.] Gardens of their … [f. 31r.] viz., Messrs Weatherill and Batley, and 2 from Holywell Mount. Nevertheless this small meeting formed …
A Topographical Dictionary of Wales
… district of St. Mark, parish of Northop, union of Holywell, Northop division of the hundred of Coleshill, …
Old and New London
… whose runnels murmur o'er the shining stones. Among these, Holywell, Clerkenwell, and St. Clement's Well may be esteemed … House; gone are the wild beasts which once were kept in Holywell Street; gone is the last of those stocks which once …
Old and New London
… in a line with the houses which form the southern side of Holywell Street, and from which it is separated by the …
Historical Account of Newcastle-upon-Tyne
… and her daughter, Jane Bates, wife of Ralph Bates, of Holywell, who died the same yearWilliam BoutflowerEdward …