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A New History of London
… was tried by a court martial on board a ship in Portsmouth harbour, at the close of the year; the result of which was … under commodore Howe and general Bligh, who destroyed the harbour and bason of Cherbourg on the coast of Normandy; and …
A New History of London
… vicinity to the river. The place is at present called Cold-harbour-lane. In the month of March, this year, the clergy …
A New History of London
… on the south side of Thamesstreet, Old Swan-lane, Cold-harbour, Allhallows-lane, Campion-lane, Friarslane, … Dyers, Joyners, Plumbers and Watermans halls. Cold Harbour. In Great Elbow lane near the church stands the hall … out for a dancing school. At the south west corner of Cold Harbour-lane is Watermans hall which fronts the Thames. This …
A New History of London
… of the ward. Hythe is the Saxon name for a small harbour, and Queenhithe has long been a harbour for large boats, barges, and even ships, which …
Calendar of Border Papers
… to the lawes of the same, or elles to betake them to a harbour farther of in some other countrey. In regarde of …