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An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in the City of Cambridge
… Haslingfield, lead from Derbyshire, large quantities of Ely bricks and local brick-earth and negotiations for the …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… 1776; the glebe contains altogether 90 acres, with a glebe-house. The church is a small edifice, built by Archbishop … containing 15 inhabitants. Here was a small religious house, dedicated to St. Leonard, and endowed by Beauchamp, … handsome suburban residences, amongst which is the Manor-House, lately called Claughton Hall, the seat of Mr. Jackson. …
Survey of London
… the upper floors being larger (one instead of two to each house) and furnished with prominent architraves. Those on the …
Survey of London Monograph
… 1509; later Carlisle, Norroy and Clarenceux; d. at his house in the Barbican 22 August 1557; bur d St Giles', … 1616; admitted Gray's Inn 3 March 1617; d. at his house, High Holborn, London, 17 May 1635; bur d in chancel St … architect and dramatist. B. 1664; baptised in parents' house 24 January 1664, by rector of St Nicholas Acon; eldest …
Survey of London
… in the London Building Act of 1774 for a 'fourth-rate' house. Two houses already standing on the estate, Lee Cottage and Lee House, the latter formerly occupied by Catherine Lee herself, … each pair consisting of one three-bay and one twobay house. Most have been either rebuilt or very much altered. …
Physicians and Irregular Medical Practitioners in London 1550-1640
… John C in Whittet cards. Known London address Old Bailey (House of Bankes, Sign of Horse's Head) Parish St Martin …
A Dictionary of London
… parish, 1903, p. 3). In 1830 the premises formed one house in Clement's Lane in the churchyard (ib.). Clement …
A History of the County of Essex
… volume as 'Archd. Essex', were transferred from Somerset House, London, to the Essex Record Office while this volume …