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Old and New London
… charter. Among such places in London were the Minories and St. Katharine's Hospital, near the Tower; Fulwood's Rents and … without the Dean's licence, between sunset and sunrise." Formerly, as we learn from Blackstone's "Common Laws of … modern memories of Westminster. In the Great Sanctuary was formerly a tavern called the "Quaker." Pepys, on the 3rd of …
Survey of London
… Waterloo). North Side The houses on the bridge approach, formerly Nos. 17 Bridge Street, including the Coronet Inn at … the eastern end of it circa 1824. Nos. 240234 (even), formerly Nos. 8986, were built in 1823. No. 234 bears a … in 1950 to form a new roadway through to Addington Street. St. Thomas's Church and Vicarage, at the corner of Pearman …
Old and New London
… assaulted and murdered one Robert Clerk, in the parish of St. Margaret's, Westminster, "within 200 feet of the Palace … of Religion." They were: the Primate, Sancroft; Lloyd, of St. Asaph; Trelawney, of Bristol; White, of Peterborough; … doorway on the east side of Westminster Hall leads into St. Stephen's Cloisters. These were restored when the Palace …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… 11th century between Westminster Abbey and the abbey of St. Denis in Paris, a division reflected by the division, …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… Confessor divided those possessions between the abbeys of St. Denis in Paris and St. Peter in Westminster, 1 Westminster Abbey got the whole … parts of Deerhurst, Leigh, and Tirley, belonged to St. Denis. 6 The 119 hides listed in Domesday as making up …
Old and New London
… appear to have been a school attached to the Abbey of St. Peter's from its first foundation. Under the system which … was gained, is thus described by Dean Liddell, who was formerly head-master of Westminster School:"It partakes … roof is supported by iron bars, the centre one of which formerly divided the upper from the lower school. Of this …
Old and New London
… Indeed, it has often been said that, with the exception of St. James's, Buckingham Palace is the ugliest royal residence … a seat not to be contemned by the greatest monarch. It was formerly," adds the writer, "called Arlington House, and … great pomp beside her lord in the Abbey, where there was formerly a waxen figure of her, after the usual royal …
Old and New London
… must have taken its name from the noble Abbey Church of St. Peter's, the "Minster" in the "West," as doubtless it was … by the preaching of Melitus, one of the companions of St. Augustine, the Roman missionary, is by some writers said … to have erected on its site a church which he dedicated to St. Peter. As Ethelbert died in A.D. 606, and Sebert followed …
Fasti Ecclesiae Anglicanae 1541-1857
… statute 31 Hen. VIII c. 9, when the former monastery of St. Peter, Westminster, was reconstituted as a cathedral … diocese was to consist of the whole county of Middlesex, formerly in the diocese of London, except for Fulham, and the … Elizabeth I founded 'the college or collegiate church of St. Peter, Westminster ... on the site of the monastery of …
Old and New London
… Westminster King St, Great George St and the Broad Sanctuary CHAPTER III. … Street, between it and the Park. King Street was formerly extremely, and, it would appear, even dangerously … of the Roman Catholic faith, to which his father had formerly belonged. Delahay Street, between King Street and …