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The Environs of London
… by which the small tithes above-mentioned, and the hay tithes of certain lands at the east end of the parish, …
A Dictionary of London
… owned the house in the lane, called "la Bretaske," and the wharf adjoining it. For in 1343 an inquest was held by the … suggests that the lane may be identified with Dyers' Hall Wharf at No. 95 Upper Thames Street, running south to the …
A Topographical Dictionary of Wales
… is various, in general gravelly, and the chief produce hay and corn. Coal of good quality is found in various parts, …
Survey of London
… on the east, and the tenement of John Andrew and the wharf of Margery Brounyng (Stew Quay) on the west, which … in the same year Wylson sells to Roger James, brewer, the wharf called Clare's Quay and house thereon late in the … called the "Rammes Head," and on the west by the house and wharf of Edward Jeffery, tallow chandler (Stew Quay). 8 But …
A History of the County of Somerset
… the Berkeleys. 20 In 1615 the tithes of Batts farm and the hay tithes of North Brewham manor were sold with the farm. 21 … 1814 Sir Richard Hoare, grandson of Henry, purchased the hay tithes of North Brewham manor from the Revd. John …
A History of the County of Stafford
… Shropshire Union Canal about 500 yds. north of Chillington Wharf, dates from c. 1830 and is of rustic-faced stone ashlar … the Pope confirmed the bishop in his possession of the 'hay and forest' of Brewood. 212 A plot of woodland here … stories which may have been of medieval origin. Pearce Hay, an estate of 51 acres c. 1841, was then owned by Thomas …
A Dictionary of London
… from the same cause as led to the neglected state of the wharf (q.v.). The form of the word makes it unlikely that the … Curriers' Alley, Milk Yard, Vine Court, etc. Bride's (St.) Wharf On the Thames, between Dorset Wharf east and White Friers Dock west, in Farringdon Ward …
London Bridge
… and for house-tiles, 19 [lost] For the sale of grass and hay from the meadow which Robert Staundon lately held by St …
London Bridge
… to the Bridge <now of John Wade called le Lamb on the wharf of Billingsgate> 11s. 8d. In the said parish is one …