Search
Survey of London
… Between Naunton House and the passage to Spring Gardens CHAPTER 12: BETWEEN THE SITE OF NAUNTON HOUSE AND THE ORIGINAL PASSAGE TO SPRING GARDENS Next to the … and 1648 respectively, as well as the sublease of his own house expiring in 1601. He is shown in occupation of the …
Survey of London
… of St. Martin's. 8 Ten years later Locker sold 9 the house to John Walker under the description of "all that … commissioners was not completed until some time after the house had been pulled down, owing to the death of Walker, but … said Street Southwards on a Messuage called Brown's Coffee house Eastwards on a Messuage commonly called Saint Andrews …
Survey of London
… to get a pew and in 1851 the size of the average congregation at morning service was put at 1,000. Attendance … 136 It is a handsome three-storey double-fronted brick house, with a basement (Plate 34b; fig. 63). The internal … to repair bomb damage from both world wars. 140 A coach-house, with a loft, and a stable were built to the south of …
Survey of London
… was held by the Grigges family of the White Hart public house and lay to the south-east of the East India Dock … Street. Cotton Street Baptist Chapel (demolished). The congregation which built the chapel began to hold prayer … chapel was opened for worship in the following year; the congregation was constituted as a church in 1812. 348 The …
Survey of London
… Wade's Place. Originally the school comprised a chapel, house and school erected in Wade Street in 1818. 16 Until … constructed in the mid1970s. 19 Sophia Street Wash-house (demolished). The washhouse was built in 19301 by … facilities hitherto available in the baths and wash-house building in East India Dock Road (see page 164). In …
Survey of London
… on the Ordnance Survey of 1914 William Newby bought a house and three acres of land from the trustees of William … c1886 until 1917 when the British Empire temperance public house was opened there. 151 In 1920 the railway company … Commissioners bought the land included Ann Newby's own house, a stable, a small cottage and a cart shed. Considered …
Survey of London
… included a number of cottages and a 'riggery and yarn house or shed' tenanted by James Wright and Theophilus … 49 houses throughout the estate and the John Bull public house in Bath Street, and laid out Arthur (from 1937 Lawless) … Bath Place on which he agreed to erect by Midsummer 1855 a house of at least the fourth rate 'with an elevation similar …
Survey of London
… the original northern boundary of Hornebolte's house, on the hermitage property (see p. 226), takes us to … 160910 Sir John Parker, who had a lease of the adjoining house, formerly of Horsley, "not beinge Contented w th soe … Parker's contention that Gardiner had no right to the house was upheld, for on 21st March, 161011, the King granted …
Thoroton's History of Nottinghamshire
… Fastings, Alms, and other spiritual exercises of the said House of Beauvale. William de Aldburgh, Chr. for the soul of … in the participation of the spiritual benefits of that House, with some others also of his near kindred, did by his … from thence-forward likewise enjoy all the benefits of the House, 8 as one of the Founders. These had the Rectory of …