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St Martin-in-the-Fields
… for Ringing the seconde of Maye at her Ma ties Remove from Whitehall to Greenewitche xij d. It'm paide the iiij th of … xiij th of No: at her Ma ties Remove from Ritchmound to Whitehall xij d. It'm p d vnto Henrye Turvyn for ij newe … the xvij th of ffebruarye at her ma ties Remove from Whitehall to Ritchmond xij d. It'm p d for Strawinge herbes y …
St Martin-in-the-Fields
… for Ringing at her Ma ites Remove from Ritchmount to Whitehall xij d. It'm p d for a Stirropp for the fourth Bell … for the lights 15 that weare when her Ma itie Came to Whitehall xiiij d. It'm p d for mending of the Surplus vj d. … for Ringing y e vij th of Maye at her Ma ites Remove from Whitehall to Greenewitche xij d. It'm p d to make y e …
St Martin-in-the-Fields
… the xix th of ffebruary at hir Ma ties remooue from Whitehall to Richmond xij d It'm for mending the locke of the … xv th of November at hir Ma ties remoove from Richmond to Whitehall xij d It'm for three newe bell ropes weighing xviij … 1602. 16 ij s It'm for ringing at hir Ma ties remoove from Whitehall to Richmond the xxj th of January 1602 17 xij d …
St Martin-in-the-Fields
… given to Wolsey's palace, which Henry VIII renamed Whitehall. A tenement or inn called the Swan at Charing …
St Martin-in-the-Fields
… as it apereth by thys Accompt, xij s xj d q' 36 Built at Whitehall, across the road from Charing Cross to Westminster. …
St Martin-in-the-Fields
… An open space opposite the Banquetting House at Whitehall. It covered part of the present parade ground in …
St Martin-in-the-Fields
… London, Aug. 1553; in Sept. she removed from St. James to Whitehall, and thence to the Tower; and two days later (30th …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Herefordshire
… guest-house or it may possibly be the head of the night-stairs from the dorter; in the first case the guest-house …
A History of the County of Shropshire
… creation of a new main staircase and the insertion of back stairs, the addition of a dining room on the east side of the … those woods which in 1578 supplied 1,500 oaks to build Whitehall in Shrewsbury. 35 In 1811 the eastern portion of …