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A Dictionary of London
… See Baynard Castle Wharf. Castle Baynard Lane Place with houses in lane of "Baynardescastel," 18 Ed. III 1344 (Cal. … The site has been rebuilt, and is now occupied by business houses. Castle Court West out of St. Bride Street at No. 15, … of the Bridge House Estate. Site now covered by business houses. In Strype's maps another inn of the same name is …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in the County of Northamptonshire
… Tithe Map, 1840). In the early 18th century there were six houses there, but foundations of former houses had already been discovered during ploughing (J. …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in London
… and pediment. ConditionGood. (6) Paul's Bakehouse Court, houses Nos. 1, 3 and 4, form a courtyard on the W. side of … with cellars and attics; the walls are of brick. The houses were built late in the 17th century, but were considerably altered in the 18th century; the two houses on the W. and N.E. of the courtyard are modern. The …
A Survey of London
… the first is Peter hill lane, all of that warde (two houses excepted, adioyning to Saint Peters Church.) The next … parish churches 4. Of olde time a castle: Diuers Noblemens houses. Halles of Companies twaine. And such others, as shall … free and quiet rent, out of all his tenements, with the houses thereupon built, and their appurtenances, which they …
A History of the County of Somerset: Volume 10
… over 88. 24 The two largest farms at Thorn still had no houses, presumably being held with other holdings, and … dairy smallholdings of between 20 a. and 45 a. with new houses and cattle buildings. 19 They produced milk, pigs, and … drank only water. His father was said to have bought two houses, presumably weaving shops, which produced less than a …
A History of the County of Somerset: Volume 10
… open fields had been inclosed and more outlying farms and houses had been built. A major northsouth route ran from … less than 3 a. in 1682 and there were new and subdivided houses although at least four had been demolished. 8 In the … were said to be 1,016 inhabitants but there were only 163 houses, including 30 farmsteads, and the streets were thinly …
A History of the County of Somerset: Volume 10
… and Ilchester paid rent to Cary manor. Presumably their houses had been granted to Walter by the king. 12 Walter was … PSAS 142 (1999), 311; illus. in J. Penoyre, Traditional Houses of Somerset (2005), 144. SRO, D/V/WNr 7.1, 3, 6; ibid. …
A History of the County of Somerset: Volume 10
… the poor such as a man wanting tools were held in public houses rather than the vestry room. 7 From 1854 the annual … Cary Town Council. To the right is one of the town's finer houses dating from 1767, used as the post office in 2010. In … with wrought iron railings and gates. The building now houses a museum. Policing The first police constable for …
A History of the County of Somerset: Volume 10
… There were two dissenting teachers in 1669 when two local houses were used for unspecified meetings. 25 There were … by 1675 and in 1743 a house was licensed for meetings. 26 Houses were licensed for unspecified congregations in 1706, …
A History of the County of Somerset: Volume 10
… and varied social life, 3 the building of several fine houses, and the establishment of institutions such as the … Although conditions had improved by 1901, almost half the houses in the parish had fewer than five rooms and there were … professional and business families aspired to fine houses on the outskirts of the town or at Ansford. 11 27. …