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A New History of London
… of the late priory of St. Bartholomew; a part of Long-lane, on the north, toward Aldersgatestreet; and all … and in an irregular direction crossing Chancery-lane near the south end, points to Temple-bar: from whence it … of the goods deposited there; and the narrow street or lane afterward built where the cloth was sold, still retains …
A New History of London
… and turning Southward, it left a name to Share-bourn-lane, or South-bourn-lane from its running southward to the Wallbrook, uniting … the church, which stood in the broad way between Mincing-lane and Rood-lane, that it was then called Fenchurch-street. …
A New History of London
… in Leadenhall-street, Fenchurch-street, Seething-lane, and the Stillyard, beside cellars for pepper under the …
A New History of London
… running westward takes in the south side of Great Trinity lane, and Old Fish-street, to Lamberthill. From this which is … Painter Stainers hall. On the west side of Little Trinity-lane stands the hall of the company of Painter Stainers, …
A New History of London
… contained Towerstreet, a part of Thames-street, Seething-lane, Mark-lane, Mincing-lane, Hart-street, Idle-lane, St. … of the city in the year 1663, and president of the artillery company. Bakers hall. In Hart-lane Tower-street, is …
A New History of London
… streets are, part of Thames street, from Little Elbow-lane in the east, to Towns end lane in the west; a part of Queen-street, Great St. Thomas Apostles, Garlick-hill, Great and Little Elbow-lane, &c. which compose nine precincts. Three Cranes. At the …
A New History of London
… on both sides the way from Green Lettice court to Abchurch-lane; the east end of Bucklersbury; St. Swithin's lane, almost as far as Bearbinder-lane; a small part of Lombardstreet, and almost all …
A New History of London
… the London archers soon became famous, and in 1498 the old Artillery ground by Devonshire square, Bishopsgate street, … year 1610, some gentlemen revived a weekly exercise in the Artillery ground together with the name of the Artillery company; and the levies made in the civil war that …
A New History of London
… Pickaxstreet, part of Barbican 1, Jewin-street, Long-lane, Little Britain 2, Noblestreet, Foster-lane, Maiden-lane, Staining-lane, &c. London house. About the middle of …
A New History of London
… and from the gate southward along the wall, Poor-Jury lane leads into Crutched-friars. This street derives its name … Axe, and of the north corners of Lime-street, and Mark-lane, limit the extent of the ward westward; southward it … W. end of the premises, almost facing the N. end of Creed-lane. But that duke of Norfolk losing his head on Tower-hill, …