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Survey of London
… further north, between Black Eagle Street and Bethnal Green (see Chapters VI and XVII). In 1658 Samuel Twinn, a … Whitechapel, to Spital Fields, Mile End New Town, Bethnal Green, Shoreditch and Parts adjacent, but as being much out … was Christopher Forrest of Victoria Park Square, Bethnal Green. 34 When the new schools were completed in 1874, the …
London Bridge
… for the masons and tidemen, 6s. 8d. Item for 3 yards of green cloth bought to cover the counter in the Bridge's … in winter-time this year, at 1d. the lb., 6s. 9d. Item for green candles bought and used at the feast of the Nativity of … for mixing with the oats for the same horses, 8d. Item for green grass bought and used for the said 2 months of June and …
London Bridge
… 197 6s. 9d.; and by the hands of William Holte and Edward Green, last accountants, as also appears by a bill by the …
London Bridge
… white fringe and other apparel for making 1 vestment of green damask for the chaplain, which damask R. Stile gave to …
A History of the County of Somerset
… in the 17th century, and the corporation owned a bowling green in Eastover until the 1720s. 99 Popular entertainment …
A History of the County of Somerset
… dressings. The church of St. FRANCIS OF ASSISI, Saxon Green, was begun in 1960 for a district formed in 1958. A …
A History of the County of Somerset
… low for tithe. There were no commons except the small Hamp green; rents and heriots were high. 30 By 1698 some holdings … in the later 13th century seem to have been goldsmiths and dyers. 8 A tucker was recorded in 1310 and a weaver in 1318. … castle in the early 15th century, 21 and weavers, tuckers, dyers, and cardmakers continued to be active. 22 In the 1440s …
A History of the County of Somerset
… the Collegiate School in Blake Street, which had moved to Green Dragon Lane by 1897 and remained in the town until its …
A History of the County of Somerset
… made orders several times for rebuilding the pound at Hamp Green and for defending the green against encroachments. In 1727 a juryman was fined for …