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Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, Henry VIII
… said farm, and for repairing the walls and pavements, the bridge over the main river and haven, and the ballast shore, … five yards in Turnpike Lane, 10 d. Paving at Bochery bridge, 7 d. Working on the alms-house beside Wallgate, 16 d. …
Extracts from the Records of the Burgh of Edinburgh
… of Leith whenever and as often as they pleased, to place a bridge over the said water, and to moor ships to any part of …
Chamber Accounts of the Sixteenth Century
… 'Desart' 6s.8d.; 25 Henry Warwick for the grate at Holborn Bridge 20d.; Ball's widow for Lothbury grate 15d.; William … margin (pd by me); the sheriffs for half toll of London Bridge 4; 29 the churchwardens of St Michael at Quern for Mr … 6s.8d.; 37 Henry Warwick for the grates at Holborn Bridge 20d.; Bawle's widow for Lothbury grates 15d.; bottom …
Chamber Accounts of the Sixteenth Century
… of the general lands in the title of Tower Street and Bridge Street, 1.0s.0d. c. [f.205] To Agnes Kelley widow for … late sheriffs [156566] in discharge of the toll of London Bridge for this year, 8.0s.0d. h. To James Lorde attorney, …
A New History of London
… dung, mud, filth, and soil of the wards of Billingsgate, Bridge, Langbourn, Cornhill, Candlewick, Walbrook, Vintry, …
A New History of London
… and upon all elections of mayors, sheriffs, chamberlains, bridge-masters, auditors of chamberlain and bridgemasters …
The Environs of London
… M. 1774; and Ridley Manning Webster, Esq. 1777. Battersea bridge was built under the direction of the late Mr. Holland, … a proper name. This village is scarcely a mile from London Bridge, and lies in the eastern division of Brixton hundred. … (see p. 210.) published also some dramatic pieces. Kew-bridge. Paine was the architect of Kew Bridge. It is 400 feet …
A New History of London
… in the said city, as hitherto they have accustomed to do. Bridge masters. 17. That the keeping the bridge of the said city, and the rents and profits belonging to that bridge, be committed to be kept to two honest and sufficient …