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Survey of London
… 'tis badly situated, overagainst a dead wall, and in a lane that is unworthy of so grand a building: to which we may …
Survey of London
… names are known with certainty. The joiner's name was Lane, 410 probably the John Lane who worked with William Baverstock for Lord Burlington, and probably also identifiable with the Mr. Lane who acted as Campbell's 'builder' at Compton Place, …
Survey of London
… 630 The foundation stone of the new school in Wood Lane, Shepherd's Bush, was laid on 26 November 1935 by Lord …
Survey of London
… 18961912. 4. General Parker (? Lieutenant-General George Lane Parker), 175882; John Richard West, fourth Earl De La …
A Survey of London
… downe west on both the sides by the south end of Finks lane, on the right hand, and by the North ende of Birchouers lane, on the left part, of which lanes, to wit, to the middle … a brother of that companie. Then haue ye the said Finkes lane, the south end of which lane on both sides is in …
A Dictionary of London
… No later reference. Coroner's, Corner's Court Out of Cross Lane (Strype, ed. 1755-Boyle, 1799). Not named in the maps. … See Cordwainer Street. Cosyneslane See Cousin Lane. Cote's Yard Out of Skinner Street (Strype, ed. …
Old and New London
… HallMincing LaneThe Clothworkers' CompanyThe Mark Lane Corn ExchangeThe Corn Ports of LondonStatistics and … destroyed No. 41, Cornhill, a few doors from Birchin Lane, the house where, in 1716, the poet Gray had been born. … ordered immediately to be paid upon such discovery." Finch Lane derived its name from Robert Finke, the worthy citizen …
Survey of London
… next to Gloucester Road (formerly Hogmore or Hogmire Lane) was known as Church Close, the larger, more westerly … and the division between them was an old footpath, Love Lane, now represented by the line of Launceston Place and …