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… true affection to the House of Commons in particular. Mr. Ellis of Gray's-Inn, Mr. Hill of the Inner Temple, and Mr. …
Survey of London
… of circ. 1250, such spellings occur in abundance, e.g., saft (for shaft), sal (for shall), sarp (for sharp), sod … Thos. Stephens ( Middx. Regy. Memls., 1738, III., 452). Ellis, History of Shoreditch, p. 124. See copy of agreement …
Survey of London
… the hands of Robert Gernon. 2 The Gernon pedigree given by Ellis 3 shows that Robert had two sons, Robert and William, … father, Alderman John Byde, died here of the plague (see Ellis, History of Shoreditch, p. 101). See Plate 9. Middx. …
Survey of London
… 13/20. Survey of London (Kingsford's edn.), II., p. 74. Ellis's statement ( History of Shoreditch, p. 82) that the …
Survey of London
… to Haryong's capital messuage, but an interesting note in Ellis 126 casts doubt on this. He says: "About this time … of the property is not stated, but later documents ( e.g., sale by Hannah Sladen to John Morrison, 3rd May, 1734, … demolished to admit of the extension of the latter. Mr. G. H Lovegrove has kindly supplied the Council with drawings …
Survey of London
… the meaning of the name as "farm or enclosure of Hocg." Ellis's theory ( History of Shoreditch, p. 118) that the …
Survey of London
… let on lease to Blcwitt and Hackshaw (see p. 75). See, e.g., assignment from Robert Hackshaw to Jas. Ward, 7th June, … Memls., 1721, VI., 8. See p. 87. Charles Square is said by Ellis ( History of Shoreditch, p. 120) to have been built in … sublease in Middx. Reg. Memls., 1714, I., 139) renders Ellis's statement very unlikely. The occurrence of the names …
Survey of London
… Norton Folgate, some distance north of Bethlehem Hospital. Ellis, History of Shoreditch, p. 225. Court of Wards, Deeds …
Survey of London
… was still running, the water being used in a drug mill. Ellis's History of Shoreditch, p. 108. That the corpus of the …