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An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… ground, called by the inhabitants at this day, Haven-Gate Lane, which is very ousy, and in this lane there was some years past, in digging, taken up a piece … From Rysinge to Babingley-Mill, from thence to Rattleman's Lane, so to Hall Lane, so to Butler's Cross, so in a green …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… Ant. Wingfield. Knt. 1564, Jeff. Lawse, by Sir Robert Wing field, Knt. 1566, Robert Radcliff, by Jeffrey Cobbes, Esq. …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… prior. 1433, Mr. John Storthwayt, by the abbot. 1436, John Lane, by the abbot. 1438, Mr. Henry Trevylian, ( ditto,) …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… there, a toft of one acre of pasture, 8 acres in Thorpland field, also 12 d. rent per ann. and 6 other acres; witnesses, … appertaining to it, with the moiety of the tithe of a field, called Peter's field, and a moiety of the rectory of St. Peter's Wigenhale, …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… Berners, Esq. (son of Arthur Berners, Esq. of Finching field, in Essex, by Elizabeth his wife, eldest sister of …
Analytical index to the series of records known as the Remembrancia
… and for admitting his servant to the Freedom. Chancery Lane, 13th June, 1581. I. 212. Letter from Robert, Earl of … Clark, a Freeman, who desired to be disfranchised. Philip Lane, 4th February, 1617. V. 36. Letter from ["the Lord … Lived in Wood Street, Cheapside. In 1561 he resided in Ivy Lane. Newgate Street; sat for Horsham in Parliament, 15623; …
The Letters of William Freeman, London Merchant, 1678-1685
… Bramley w.ch did bear date the 20th July, that there was field of cane to grinde & that there was sugers in the howse …
Survey of London
… Next year he became manager and part-proprietor of Drury Lane Theatre. In 17914 the theatre was pulled down and … sister, and the best friend." She acted generally at Drury Lane, being almost entirely in Garrick's company from 1746 … 1702 the house was purchased of William Withers by Robert Lane and Jonathan Blackwell, 80 apparently on behalf of their …