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A History of the County of Oxford: Volume 18, Benson, Ewelme, and the Chilterns (Ewelme Hundred)
… of Barnsley Park (Glos.). 3 In 1834 it was sold to the London lawyer John Smart, who in 1839 owned Lower Berrick … remained, one of whom carted his produce to Chiswick (near London) every week, while portable steam power (hired from … Benson, Watlington, Henley, Cholsey, Goring, and London, alongside villages nearby and in Berkshire, …
Physicians and Irregular Medical Practitioners in London 1550-1640
… Papist 1624 (Gee). Rich but large debts. Raach. Known London address Fleet Street Parish St Bride Fleet Street Ward …
A History of the County of Sussex
… Stocker. 27 He mortgaged the estate to John Pott of London, oilman, who in 1781 foreclosed and obtained … of ST. MARY MAGDALENE 32 stands south of the main road to London in what is now part of the built-up area of Bognor … 13th century. There are three bells: 37 (1) by Mears of London, 1833; (2) by Thomas Giles, 1614; (3) by Edmund Giles, …
A Dictionary of London
… extracts from which were communicated to a meeting of the London and Middlesex Archaeological Society, 1st July, 1913, … decline of Queenhithe (S. 207), which being situated above London Bridge was not as convenient of access as the port of …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… to his brothers Fulk, dean of York and from 1241 bishop of London (d. 1259), and Sir Philip (d. 1271). 45 It descended … was open to the roof, there were three rooms each with a central arch-braced truss. Original fireplaces survive in the … but no provision appears to have been made for heating the central rooms. There were north and south doorways …
A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland
… miles (E. by S.) from Edinburgh, and 334 (N. by W.) from London; containing 8484 inhabitants. The name of this town, … are packed in boxes with ice, and sent chiefly to the London market; great quantities of lobsters, crabs, cod, … employment is taking lobsters for the supply of the London market; various other kinds of fish are also caught …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… the soil in general is wet and heavy. The road from London to Norwich, by way of Thetford, passes through the … Hall, said to have been the residence of Bonner, Bishop of London. The popular legendary ballad of the "Blind Beggar of … in the reign of Elizabeth by John Kirby, a citizen of London, and now converted into a private lunatic asylum. The …
Survey of London
… Bethlem Hospital The Mayor and Commonalty of the City of London took the priory and hospital under their protection in … a pediment supported by six Doric columns should form a central feature; otherwise the building was to be plain brick … 3 storeys 580 feet long parallel to Lambeth Road, with a central entrance under a portico. Lewis planned to have rooms …
Old and New London
… built in the reign of Elizabeth by John Kirby, a rich London citizen. He was ridiculed at the time for his … for industrial purposes." Mr. Smiles, in his "Huguenots in London," has an interesting page on the old French Hospital … bequeathed a sum of 1,000 towards founding an hospital, in London, for the relief of distressed French Protestants. The …
The Environs of London
… in the reign of Queen Elizabeth, by John Kirby, citizen of London. Fleetwood, the recorder of London, in a letter to the lord treasurer (about the year … which is a very unusual circumstance in the villages near London. Upon inquiry I find this is to be attributed to some …