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Survey of London
… as 'a large room converted into a place of worship', and Horwood's map of 1819 shows that it was on the north side of …
A Dictionary of London
… O. and M. and O.S. 1875 and 1880. "George Court" (q.v.) in Horwood, 1799, and Elmes, etc. "Brook's Yard," Old Fish …
Survey of London
… with the streets of northern Chelsea immediately behind. Horwood's map of 1794 (Plate 3), for instance, shows building … rather added to the confusion than detracted from it. On Horwood's map of 1794 the houses between Gloucester Row (or … south-east to the parish boundary, is blank on the maps of Horwood (1794) and Starling (1822), when at least along the …
Survey of London
… mainly original, two quasi-pilasters seem to mark where Horwood's map of 1792 shows a small projecting bay. This … or, for the greater part, the nineteenth century. If Horwood in 1792 is reliable, it presumably once extended into … (or record a previous scheme which was so). In that case Horwood's protrusion might conceivably have been a bay …
A Dictionary of London
… out of Princes Street, Rosemary Lane. In East Smithfield (Horwood, 1799, to Elmes, 1831). Cleared away for the …
A Dictionary of London
… the second turning east from St. Katherine's Lane (Horwood, 1799). Earliest mention : "Brush Yard," (Hatton, … 1870 (L.C.C. List, 1901). Former name : "Union Street" (Horwood, 1799). The Black Horse Inn stood on this site in …
Gazetteer of Markets and Fairs in England and Wales to 1516
… 177500 Fenny Stratford 1204 1252 488300 234100 Great Horwood 1447 1447 70 477100 231200 Great Marlow 1183 1307 …
A Dictionary of London
… 1810. Former name : "Black Bull Inn" (O. and M. 1677-Horwood, 1799). Site now covered by Gamage's shops. Bull Inn …
Survey of London
… Rocque's map of 1746. The alteration is first shown on Horwood's map of 1792. The great staircase, east of the front …
A Dictionary of London
… M. 1677-in Rocque it is called "Sweatings Passage," and in Horwood "Butlers Alley," and now "Butler Street" (q.v.). The … Without (O. and M. 1677-Lockie, 1816). "Butlers Alley" in Horwood, 1799. In the 17th and 18th centuries it extended …