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The records of St. Bartholomew's priory & St. Bartholomew the Great, West Smithfield
… Buildings, and those from the north-east corner past Queen's Square to the schools, as well as the square formerly known … Close was, before the suppression, the gatekeeper's lodge, and afterwards, as now, one of the glebe houses. At … at a rent of 29 a year to one Leonard Laidman, citizen and Barber Surgeon; 63 and in 1780 Rector Edwardes granted a …
Survey of London
… estate' is generally applied (fig. 8). Ann Seymour's eldest son, John Phillimore, died, apparently without … Street, City, and were acting in association; Samuel Gray's brother Francis Gray was also involved. The agreement with … houses in Hornton Street and Holland Street were: Charles Barber of Kensington, plumber; Joseph Coole of St. …
Historical Account of Newcastle-upon-Tyne
… inhabitants used to assemble for recreation. 1 In Speed's plan of Newcastle, the Maison-Dieu is the only public place … on the east side. There is a tradition that the town's waits, or musicians, stood and played on a small bridge … price 5 s. at Newcastle, December 1, 1742, by Joseph Barber, music and copperplate printer. In his proposals, he …
Parish Fraternity Register
… from Thomas Blakenale, fishmonger, and William Scot, barber, citizens, to his wife for life. Either the reversions … to have the first 10 from the sale if she is living, 20 s. is left to the upkeep of the nave of All Hallows … had these tenements of Thomas Blakenhale and William Scot, barber, who obtained them from the aforesaid Alan, just as …
A History of the County of Berkshire
… Gules a castle argent and a chief vert with a hart's head caboshed or therein having between his antlers a … 5 Ten years later the borough paid a tallage of 8 10 s. 8 d. 6 For the tallage for the king's ransom in 1195 … mercers or salesmen and cordwainers, and with two of the Barber Surgeons Company, providing that in return for a small …
A History of the County of York
… of 17th-century York was largely determined by the city's function as a regional capital. Its role in ecclesiastical … and industry, though not all sons followed their father's occupation. An increasing number of new-comers purchased … men and growing numbers of mariners, labourers, and barber-surgeons, the last meeting the demands of the 'better …
A History of the County of York East Riding
… The decline was quickened by the suppression of St. John's college. When in 1599 Beverley was discharged from payment … for their relief, and 80 orphans maintained at the town's expense. The former wealth of Beverley was said to have … were said to be in the town from May Day to St. Laurence's Day (probably 10 Aug.). 41 A few foreigners apparently …
Survey of London
… The Smith's Charity Estate Brompton Road and Egerton Gardens area … McCallum and Sarah Vaughan, who jointly employed William Barber of No. 3 Brick Court, Temple, as architect: Brassington was the builder. 308 Barber employed a number of motifs in red brick and tile (to …
Old and New London
… Morning Chronicle and Mr. John BlackWimbledon HouseD'Oyley's WarehouseExeter StreetExeter ArcadeThe Strand Music HallThe … days of our great-grandfathers, may be gathered from Gay's "Trivia." The poet, who speaks of the dangers of the "mazy" … of its existence, were frequent visitors to the editor's inner room, were Richard Brinsley Sheridan, Professor …
Old and New London
… PlaceThe old "Rose" TavernPalsgrave PlaceThe "Palsgrave's Head"Andrew MarvellThe London and Westminster JointStock … Strahan, Paul, and BatesMessrs. Twining and Co.'s Bank and Tea-warehouse"George's Hotel"Devereux Court"Tom's … as the secretary of the "Kit-Cat" Club. The son of a barber-surgeon in Holborn, he was born about the year 1656. …