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The Environs of London
… forbid, his father to dispose of the money as he should "see fit." Mrs. Joanna Cock, relict of Walter Cock, Esq. in … "they were two such actors as no age must ever look to see the like." Heywood calls him "Proteus, for shapes; and … he superintended the erection of the college, lived to see it finished, and spent the remainder of his days at …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in London
… a copy of Raphael's Transfiguration, ascribed to Pierino del Vaga (15001547). Plate: includes a cup (Plate 20) of …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in the City of Cambridge
… work has provided the opportunity for a fuller statement (see Sectional Preface). The coin series, largely that of 168 … on the Hill destroyed when Cambridge Castle was built (see below) shows that it was by no means negligible, as does … and 11th-century date found under its bailey bank in 1810 (see Monument (77)), the site being almost certainly a …
Survey of London
… is not shown as it was not opened until two years later ( see below). In Britton's map of 1834 the general lay-out is … as yet sparse. Camden Town Chapel (now All Saints' Church, see below) had been built in 1824. The new road (Camden Road) … 184749, and St. Michael, north of Camden Road, in 188081 ( see below). In the winter of 182223 Charles Dickens' father …
Old and New London
… men of advanced political opinions, some of whom lived to see their notions realised." In the other letter referred to, … thirty years ago, and took a stroll up it this morning to see if I could trace the house to which Mr. Forster refers. … me Under that holy oak, or gospel-tree, Where, though thou see'st not, thou mayst think upon Me when thou yearly go'st …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… Saxons, have been found in the vicinity. Camerton, York.See Ryhill. CAMERTON, York.See Ryhill. Cammeringham (St. Michael) CAMMERINGHAM ( St. … a Roman road may be traced. Campsey-Ash, county of Suffolk.See Ash. CAMPSEY-ASH, county of Suffolk.See Ash. Campton (All …
Survey of London
… were sold by (Sir) Walter Cope to Robert Horseman in 1599 (see page 25) was a twenty-acre farm known by the name of … however, and built a house on it called Wycombe Lodge (see page 99). Williams died in 1852 and by his will 21 … purchased the largest share of the former Lloyd estate (see fig. 11), was involved in several developments in …
Physicians and Irregular Medical Practitioners in London 1550-1640
… second Friday of next month. 11 Jan 1611 Entry C appeared. See the BOOK OF EXAMINATIONS. Action taken ? (see the BOOK OF EXAMINATIONS.) 12 April 1611 Entry C, a …
Dictionary of Traded Goods and Commodities
… repaired' [Newspapers (1790)]. Not found in the OED See also POLE SCREEN. Sources: Newspapers, Tradecards. Candle … by the LB Found among the DRUGS, rated by the POUND See also FRENCH FLY, SPANISH FLY. Sources: Houghton, … bow, or the head of a CASK OED earliest date of use: 1592 See also CANTLE CLOTH, CANTLE PIECE, CANTLE STRAINER. …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… 19 sqq.; Thames Highway: Gen. Hist. 161. For the Avon see T. S. Willan, 'Salisbury and the Navigation of the Avon', … min. bk. 3 Nov. 1790. For a fuller account of this canal, see Hadfield, Canals of Southern Eng. esp. pp. 14451, 1658, 2847, 2919. For a fuller account of this canal, see Hadfield, Canals of Southern Eng. esp. pp. 15660, 16871, …