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A New History of London
… from the gate along the city wall northward, Shoe-maker-row leads to Bevis Marks, and so to Camomile-street; and from … commissioners under the lords of the Admiralty. Ironmonger's hall. On the north side of Fenchurch-street stands Ironmonger's-hall, a handsome modern building fronted with stone, and …
A New History of London
… Thames-street to the north, are the street of St. Mary's-hill, Love-lane, Botolph's-lane, Pudding-lane, Little Eastcheap, and a considerable … in the mayoralty of Sir Patience Ward, knight." Butcher's hall. In this lane is a convenient small hall belonging to …
A New History of London
… as far as the pump, at the corner of St. Martin's Outwich; and then winding by the west corner of Leadenhall, … not being answerable to his house, it was called Fisher's Folly. This house afterward belonged to the earl of Oxford, … representing a poor boy and a sheep, with this motto, God's providence is our inheritance. And when arrived at a proper …
A New History of London
… the ward of Farringdon within; on the east by Cordwainer's ward; on the south by Queenhithe ward; and on the west by … to where the cross formerly stood, then called Goldsmiths-row. It extends on the south in Watling-street up almost to the house next to St. Augustin's church on the north side; on the south side, up to the Old …
Records of the Worshipful Company of Carpenters
… Com Somersett Glasier pon se Apprenticum Johi. Dickson de S t Clements Danes pro septem Annis a dat. John Cosborne … Johi. Hollybush pro septem Annis a dat &c. Robert Row filius Luke de Parochia Hanmers in Com Flint husbandman … Annis a dat &c. May 3 d Jacob Robinson filius Jacobi de S t Katherins Tower hill Seaman pon se Apprenticum Johi. Hutt …
A New History of London
… with buildings within a few years to come: when St. George's fields will no more resemble fields than Goodman's-fields do at present 2. By virtue of the grant of Edward … whom holds a court of record every Monday at St. Margaret's hill, for all debts, damages, and trespasses, within his …
A New History of London
… bank of the river, about 300 yards to the east of Prince's street. In 1736 the church, then above 200 years old, was … in it. It is a peculiar of the archbishop of Canterbury's, in the gift of the bishop of Winchester, Lambe Lambeth, … 8 precincts, which are thus distinguished. 1. The bishop's, 2. The prince's, 3. Vauxhall, 4. Kennington, 5. Marsh, 6. …
A New History of London
… of St. Margaret, and St. John the Evangelist. St Margaret's church. When king Edward the Confessor resolved to rebuild … a church to be erected on the north side of St. Peter's, for the use of the neighbouring inhabitants, and dedicated … taking in part of Privy Garden, extends through Channel Row, properly Cannon Row, to New Palace-yard, with all the …
A New History of London
… that compose the liberties of Westminster. St. Martin's in the Fields. The first parish which demands attention in … the important buildings it contains, is that of St. Martin's in the Fields. The church stands on the east side of St. … in the side next the garden; above which is another row of windows, not visible in the room, but so artfully …
A New History of London
… the summer season resemble those at Vauxhall! St. Giles's in the fields. At the south west end of the street called Broad St. Giles's, stands the parish church of St. Giles in the fields; so … in Lincoln's-inn garden. The north side is called Newman's-row, the west side Arch-row, the south side Portugal-row, and …