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A Topographical Dictionary of England
… Ely, who holds a court leet for appointing officers, in a house called the Guildhall, given to the parish, with other … in the union of Aylesbury, hundred of Ashendon, county of Buckingham, 3 miles (N. N. E.) from Thame; containing 308 … union of Leighton-Buzzard, hundred of Cottesloe, county of Buckingham, 4 miles (N. W.) from Tring; containing, with part …
Old and New London
… shire, and is known all Buckinghamshire over for his open house and well-covered board. Aye, and many a fat partridge … City altar, heedless of all but prayer, or at the lazar-house on his knees, beside some poor leper, and pointing …
The Environs of London
… same alienations as that of East Cheam. East-Cheam manor-house. The manor-house at East Cheam, which is situated about half a mile from … The chapel is converted into a billiard-room. This house and premises, called the Site of the Manor of East …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in London
… staircase in No. 65. ConditionGood, much altered. (7) House, No. 73, on the S. side of Cheapside, 15 yards E. of … thro' to Cheapside." ConditionGood, much altered. (8) House, No. 11, on the E. side of King Street, 50 yards S. of … square newels and turned balusters. ConditionGood. (9) House, Nos. 12 and 12a, on the W. side of Grocers' Hall …
A Survey of London
… hanged out, neare the gate thereof. This Mannor or great house hath of long time beene diuided and letten out into … third, in the 18. of his raigne by the name of the kinges house, called Cernettes towre in London, did appoint to bee … in a morning, as hee was going to morrow masse from his house in Chepe to S. Thomas of Acars in the yeare 1536. the …
Old and New London
… market was held by day between St. Lawrence Lane and a house called "the Cage," between the first and second bell, … under the Great Seal to draw wine and vent it at his house in Cheapside, and being scarce entered into his trade, … French men that dwelled within the gate of Master Newton's house, called Queene Gate. This Master Newton was a Picard …
Old and New London
… February, 1778, in consequence of a bill brought into the House of Commons to repeal certain penalties and liabilities … in the morning, to accompany Lord George Gordon to the House of Commons, on the delivery of the Protestant …
Old and New London
… or poor, nor to any publick use. "There was a parsonage house before the Great Fire, but now the ground on which it … Lane, Cheapside. The hospital was built on the site of the house where Becket was born. He was the son of Gilbert … Hall, and in which Sir Robert Clayton afterwards built a house, of which we shall have to speak in its place. The …
Old and New London
… of this parish, whose dwelling was In the north-corner house as to Lad Lane you pass; For better knowledge, the name … Is called and known by the name of the Plow; Out of that house yearly did geeve Twenty shillings to the poore, their … and churchwardens on St. Thomas' Day. The heire of that house, Thomas Bowrman by name, Hath since, by his deed, …
Old and New London
… wilful queen of Charles I., accompanied by the Duke of Buckingham and Bassompierre, the French ambassador, went to … I had dined, I and Creed rose and went up and down the house, and up to the ladies' room, and there stayed gazing … on shore and lunch with them in the Temple Hall. Every house from Temple Bar to Guildhall was crowded from top to …