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London Bridge
… late of John Lovekyn, in the parish of St Michael Crooked Lane 5s. From the tenement of Simon Mordone in the same … 10 10s. [sic; recte 7 10s.]. Item paid for the carriage by water of all the said elms from Petersham to the Bridge … hurdles bought for weirs [ wares] in the ponds to stop the water, 10s. 6d. Item paid for timber bought to make the same …
Analytical index to the series of records known as the Remembrancia
… the First, caused two Bridges to be erectedone over the water at Lee, at the upper end of the town, which is said to …
A Survey of London
… king of Denmarke besieging the Citie of London, both by water and by land, the Citizens manfully defended themselues, … the riuer of Thames was so dried vp, and such want of water there, that betweene the Tower of London, and the … for commoditie of trauellers. Under this bridge runneth a water, sometimes called (as I haue said) the river of the …
A Survey of London
… men of diuerse trades, Grocers and Haberdashers. Water Conduit in Grassestreete. In Grassestreete haue yee one fayre Conduit of sweete water castellated with crest and vent, made by the … side of this Church, from Fishstreet hill into Rother lane. Parish church of S. Leonarde Milke church. Vp higher on …
A Dictionary of London
… offices and chambers. Britannia Court East out of Golden Lane in Cripplegate Ward Without (Horwood, 1799-O.S. … business houses. Brite's Alley East out of St. Swithin's Lane to Sherbourne Lane. In Walbrook Ward 1720-Boyle, 1799). Strype says it was …
A History of the County of Somerset
… flows the tidal river Parrett. 58 It lies c. 18 km. by water from Bridgwater Bay. The first element of the name, … Bridgwater Without, including Dunwear, East Bower, Chedzoy Lane, and Haygrove, was created in 1894. 67 East of the river … to a marina. 95 The Bristol-Exeter railway was opened as far as Bridgwater in 1841 and through the remainder of the …
A History of the County of Somerset
… on the west bank of the river. Only the early 13th-century Water Gate and a stretch of curtain wall north of it survive … while the southern stretch towards the town still held water, and reeds growing there were cut to thatch some of the …
A History of the County of Somerset
… was on the south side of West Street, on the corner of a lane leading to Roper's Lane, opposite the Bell (later White Ball) inn. 69 In 1483 …
A History of the County of Somerset
… narrow inclosures collectively called Brimpsfield and Crow Lane field near Slape Cross on the boundary with Chedzoy. 19 … Raymond. 52 No further trace of it has been found. A water mill at West Bower, owned by William Gascoigne in 1423, … were distributed from the 1550s in Devon and almost as far as the Dorset coast. During the period 1562-73 the …
A History of the County of Somerset
… which seems to have moved to a site between Mount Lane and Prickett's Lane c. 1841. The school had 121 pupils in 1846 5 and 149 … schools were opened in 1952. Two shared a site in Rhode Lane, Hamp. In that year Hamp junior school had 150 pupils on …