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Survey of London
… with quarters for grooms and other out-servants above the horses. Only one further plot had been sold, at No. 1 … 1818, p. 103: Faulkner, p. 396: The St. Jamess Evening Post, 2325 Sep. 1729, p. 2b; 47 Oct. 1729, p. 3b; 1416 Oct. 1729; 1820 Nov. 1729, p. 1b. The St. Jamess Evening Post, 47 Oct. 1729, p. 3b. P.R.O., PROB11/634, ff. 48v.49r. …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Essex
… 14th-century date and of two bays with a central king-post truss; the tie-beam is moulded and is supported below by … sawn-off ends of a moulded cross-beam; the octagonal king-post has a moulded capital and base and four-way struts; this … and has been almost completely altered. b(79). Waggon and Horses Inn, S. of (78), is of three storeys, has been very …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in the County of Northamptonshire
… mainly of 13th or 14th-century date but including some post-medieval sherds, has been found in the fields to the S. …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… in January for cattle and sheep, on Shrove-Monday for horses, which is the principal fair, and on May 6th, the …
Old and New London
… and St. Winnifred. In Mr. Baynes's advertisement in the Post Bag he asserts that his cold bath "prevents and curse …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… The north-west side of the market place had the Coach and Horses inn in 1719, 13 and the White Hart, which stood next …