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A History of the County of York
… of ground; 3 near the bar, the wall was breached by a postern flanked by a small tower, and at Marygate stood the … ANDREW'S PRIORY was situated between the River Foss and Fishergate, occupying a site of about 5½ acres. 59 The … was founded about 1200 when the church of St. Andrew, Fishergate, with some adjoining land and houses in the city, …
A Survey of London
… in them. Fitz Stephen.; Liber Albus.; Suburbe without the Postern by the Tower of London. Wapping in the Woze.; …
Old and New London
… another mineral spring in Shadwell resemble those of the postern spring on Tower Hill. Cook's almshouses at Shadwell …
Old and New London
… Byeward Gate and the Belfry, with a passage by bridge and postern through the Byeward Tower into Water Lane. The …
A History of the County of York
… and later a Bonville, and was also related to Henry of Fishergate, another leading citizen. 44 William Fairfax's …
A History of the County of York
… Walmgate, 'Little Bretgate' (possibly off Walmgate), and Fishergate, over the Foss; and 'Lounelithe' (probably near … in York. As early as 1170 it had a number of properties in Fishergate, and others in Walmgate, at Foss Bridge, in The … property it had a bailiff and rentcollector resident in Fishergate. 78 Generally, no doubt, these properties were …
A History of the County of York
… charters refer to burgage tenements in Coney Street, Fishergate, Walmgate, Stonegate, and Bootham. 88 Tenure per …
A History of the County of York
… tolls, husgable, and profits of pleas in the Walmgate and Fishergate areas of the city. 58 Henry I, moreover, exempted …