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A History of the County of Middlesex
… SPITALFIELDS, AND THE NICHOL. Waste alongside Collier's (Crabtree) Lane had been granted out by 1518 13 and was … served as gardens in 1680 when John Nichol (or Nicoll) of Gray's Inn leased 4¾ a. bounded west and south by Cock Lane to Jon …
Survey of London
… William Dowley (who had obtained and surrendered Burnell's grant) for 30 years. Thomas Jernegan marries Dowley's widow and so acquires the lease. 17th June, 1573. … Slater, to Slater for 11 years after the expiry of Dowley's lease. 5th February, 157980. Jernegan sub-leases the other …
Survey of London
… a scheme was devised whereby the East India Company's chapel would be replaced by a new church building on the … was on the south side of that road immediately west of Bow Lane and the third was a part of Black Boy Field, further to … the organ was made by Timothy Russell of Grays Inn Terrace and the clock by John Moore of Clerkenwell. These …
Survey of London
… the High Street and the East India Dock Road, east of Bow Lane (later Bazely Street), came from the construction of the … chiefly developed following the East India Dock Company's decision in 1807 to sell its land there for building. The … of High Street and Robin Hood Lane. On his death the inn and the ground which he held with it passed in 1785 to …
Survey of London
… Street were North Street, leading to Bow Common, and Bow Lane and Robin Hood Lane, which merged to form a single road … later followed by Church Pathand the East India Company's land on which its almshouses and Poplar Chapel stood. The … Dock Road filled up, except for the East India Company's land, which became a recreation ground. Castor, Morant and …
Survey of London
… widened in 1884. 143 Newby Place, Mountague Place and Bow Lane area. Site plan based on the Ordnance Survey of 1914 … but by 1766 had been converted into gardens. 145 Newby's title was not entirely sound, for he bought only five of … and two on the second. The freehold was sold by Dr Thomas Gray to the North London Railway Company in 1903. 150 The …
Thoroton's History of Nottinghamshire
… might gather about it, some centuries after.(See the Dr.'s account, page 240,) which the reader may compare with that …
Physicians and Irregular Medical Practitioners in London 1550-1640
… Period of medical practice 1621-1643 Address Moor Lane 1633 Other notes Trouble 1631 and 1633. Known London … (*) from him and had given it to Mrs Lane on a knife's point, whereupon she voided bloodclots upward. Next day her … Sentence Referred to the Court of Justice with President's support Number of crimes 1 …
A History of the County of York East Riding
… streets, and the many and beautiful gardens. 2 The town's obvious prosperity came not only from its position as the … was offered to let in 1752 it was noted that 'at the said inn the justices of the peace for the riding at the two … started c. 1790 in gardens near Hull Road and Grovehill Lane, and peppermint was processed in several small …
A History of the County of York East Riding
… residents decreased, as did their percentage of the town's population; at the 1802 election residents accounted for … family represented the town after 1738 and although Warton's heirs, the Newtons, Pelhams, and Pennymans, usually … numerous part of the electorate. 50 John Stewart's election in 1826 had been secured partly with the support …