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A New History of London
… Saffron-Hill, Holborn, Vaux-Hall, Lambeth, Lambeth-Marsh, Kennington, Newington-Butts, Bermondsey, the Grange, …
A New History of London
… Barwell, who, in the year 1588, conveyed it to John Marsh, and others, in trust for the parish, in which it still …
Records of the Worshipful Company of Carpenters
… CC pro septem Annis a dat. 1682 Aprill y e 4 th Daniell marsh filius Fran. marsh de East Burnet in Com Kent Agricol. pon se Apprenticum …
A New History of London
… bishop's, 2. The prince's, 3. Vauxhall, 4. Kennington, 5. Marsh, 6. Wall, 7. Stockwell, 8. The Dean's: the whole …
Records of the Worshipful Company of Carpenters
… Anno 1686-7 Joseph Hicks Sonne of Thomas Hicks of Marsh Gibbon in the County of Bucks yeoman bound to William …
Records of the Worshipful Company of Carpenters
… for Seaven Yeares. Roger Guinn Sonne of Jonathan Guinn of Marsh in the County of Salop Carpenter bound to Samuell …
A New History of London
… which, in the time of Henry VIII. was quite a marsh: but that prince, on his building St. James's palace, …
A New History of London
… 10 is now built, up to Hoxton; but being one continued marsh, they were in 1511 made passable by proper bridges and …
A New History of London
… Shadwell, lower Shadwell being antiently a part of Wapping marsh. St. Paul's Shadwell. The church of St. Paul's … an endowment continues unconsecrated. Isle of Dogs. Poplar marsh is a large peninsula, almost three miles round, made by … the residence of the royal family at Greenwich. This marsh is reckoned one of the richest spots of ground in …