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Chamber Accounts of the Sixteenth Century
… 47.0s.0d. 16 314. 156667? [f.180] Paid for a dinner at the conduit heads for my lord mayor and his brethren the aldermen … of the river of Thames to be conveyed to a cistern for a conduit there to be made, 1.0s.0d. 19 316. 156667? [f.230] To … painter stainer for painting work at the new house of the conduit heads, 20 5.8s.4d.; [f.230v] more to him for painting …
The Historical Collections of a Citizen of London in the fifteenth century
… Ap. 35 5 " and 1 Edw. II. 13067 The same Geoffrey atte Conduit Simon Bolete [After this date I shall merely give … " 13201 Nich. Faringdon Will. Proudeham and Reynold at the Conduit 15 " 13212 Hamond Chikwell Ric. Constantyne and Ric. … John Hamond and Will. Hansard 9 " 13345 Reynold at the Conduit (Ralph Cotymger, G.) John Kingston (Kenton, G.) and …
Chamber Accounts of the Sixteenth Century
… of the conduits at Gracechurch, Cornhill, the great conduit in Cheap, the standard there, the little conduit in Cheap, the conduit in Aldermanbury, the conduit in Lothbury, the conduit …
Parish Fraternity Register
… and Daunt) towell (of a privy - 43) a shaft, opening or conduit trannson nail ( 129) transom nail. Used in partitions …
The Rulers of London 1660-1689
… Farringdon Without (St Bride), 1683 Fleet Street, near the conduit, 1667, St Bride, 1667, 1710 (1) VIN, appr, 1645/6, to …
A History of the County of Oxford
… the River Cherwell was forbidden. 253 At an unknown date a conduit in Newland was built to augment water-supply from …
A Dictionary of London
… the Earl of Pembroke, and was supplied with water from the conduit in Blackfriars (H. MSS. Com. 7th Rep. 613, etc.). It …