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Survey of London
… include Colonel Caseborne (? Casaubon), 16926; Lady Coverley, c. 170312, and Martin Clare, founder of the Soho …
London Inhabitants within the Walls
… bach, ser, 50.3 Coventry: Eliz, ser, 12.21 Jos, ser, 68.4 Coverley: Jobe; Jeane, w; Sar, d, 65.11 Mary, ser, 15.6 Rob, …
Survey of London
… probably on the east side of Brick Lane and premises in Coverley's Fields, in Mile End New Town (see page 280). All …
Old and New London
… surely remember the hackney coach in which Sir Roger de Coverley went to Westminster Abbey. Hogarth gave the …
Old and New London
… be remembered that in the Spectator (No. 383) Sir Roger de Coverley is "shocked" at the saucy language with which he is …
Old and New London
… will remember, was the favourite work of Sir Roger de Coverley. The rectors of St. Clement Danes for many … "Wine and Walnuts," published in 1823. Sir Roger de Coverley is stated by Addison to have put up in this street, …
Old and New London
… GardensAddison's Account of the Visit of Sir Roger de Coverley to VauxhallThe Old Mansion of Copped HallDescription … will not readily forget Addison's account of Sir Roger de Coverley's visit with him to Vauxhall; how he "took boat" at … their nightingales, and for their sirens; and Sir Roger de Coverley is represented as wishing that there were more of …
Survey of London
… by Pepys. In 1712 Addison attributed to Sir Roger de Coverley the remark that he should have been a better …
A History of the County of Essex
… Wellington Road, originated in 1889, 69 when William Coverley held services in the open air in Cowley Road, and … there. A church of 16 members was formed in 1894, with Coverley and Edward Scoones as copastors. In 1904 a … secretary: Church Min. Bks.; Reminiscences of William Coverley (MS.); 'These Sixty Years' (TS.); Wanstead Baptist …
Old and New London
… mentioned by Addison, in the Spectator: "Sir Roger (de Coverley) in the next place laid his head upon Edward III.'s … two coronation chairs, where my old friend (Sir Roger de Coverley), after having heard that the stone underneath the …