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A History of the County of Oxford
… parker. 24 In 1608-9, when sold to John Norman (d. 1653), butcher, the property comprised a house called the malthouse … when Halls of Oxford gave up the lease. Thomas Whitlock, butcher and beer retailer, tenant from the 1880s, 34 probably … of 1794, demolished in 1874. 36 12. No. 2 Harrison's Lane (White House) There may have been a house on the site …
A History of the County of Oxford
… and repairs. 39 The first building, on Almshouse Lane in 1841, was still known in the 1860s as the old … by will of 1830 gave to the corporation a house in Brown's Lane to provide doles to the poor in memory of her father …
A History of the County of Oxford
… it turns west. There was building, too, on the later Park Lane, Brown's Lane, Rectory Lane, and probably Chaucer's Lane, while the large island of …
A History of the County of Oxford
… of tanner and parchmenter, and the victualling trades of butcher, baker, and vintner. There were turners, a chapman, a … 5 innkeepers, 2 vintners, 3 bakers, a maltster, and a butcher; the vintners and two of the bakers also kept inns. … and in 1855 took over the former cockpit in Rectory Lane 57 which remained a glove factory until the 20th …
A History of the County of Oxford
… the valley on the line of Upper Brook Hill and Harrison's Lane. The original east boundary was probably altered in the … borough: part of the open space at the east end of Rectory Lane, once Townsend pool and the site of the horse fair, was … of the later Brook Hill 43 and is preserved as the green lane following the Glyme valley known in part as Dornford …
A History of the County of Oxford
… between two factions, one led by Alderman William Skelton, butcher, the other by Alderman George Whitton, comptroller of … have been at Town's End pool, near the junction of Rectory Lane and the Oxford road. Stocks were mentioned in 1519, and … turn a house in Back (sometimes Pest House, later Rectory) Lane into an infirmary, and by 1720 the new pest house was …
A Dictionary of London
… Quay - Wormwood Street Wool Quay At the south end of Water Lane, east of that lane (S. 44). Earliest mention: "Wolkaye," ".Wolkey," 51 Ed. … Mary (St.) Woolchurch. Wooley's Court North out of Maiden Lane, in Cripplegate Ward Within (O. and M. 1677). …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… south of the road to Chepstow and east of Plusterwine Lane. The arable fields were Goose Land or Goosling field, … and baker in 1608, 58 a shoemaker in 1620, 59 and a butcher in 1813. 60 In 1841 there were 9 shoemakers, 4 … and grocery at Brookend existed by 1856. Two grocers and a butcher had shops at Netherend c. 1955, but the village's …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… Possession House was recorded in 1694. 39 In Plusterwine Lane and Kerrin Lane four houses and bungalows have been built since c. 1960. … A small group of 19th-century houses stands above the lane leading to Cone Mill, of which the easternmost was …
A History of the County of Somerset
… River in 1940. Some of the southern boundary is a lane or footpath. 6 In 1842 the parish measured 1,735 a. … and by the 1950s as the Square. 23 By 1839 the Bull and Butcher had opened north-west of the church on the road to … sawpit had been made on the waste in 1730. There was a butcher in 1775 and a cooper in 1819. 13 A shopkeeper and a …