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A New History of London
… about 136 feet of the south end of the Old Jewry 2; Ironmonger-lane, King-street, Laurence-lane, the principal … city. Mercers hall and chapel. Between the Old Jewry and Ironmonger-lane, in Cheapside, stand Mercers hall and chapel, … rebuilt upon their former foundation, with one front in Ironmonger-lane, and another front toward Cheapside. In …
A New History of London
… from the grate by Lothbury church, to the south side of Ironmonger-lane; but no farther than the south east corner of … to Coleman-street, and the south side from Ironmonger-lane: all which are divided into six precincts. … church was burned down in 1666, the parish of St. Martin Ironmonger-lane was annexed to it; the patronage of which is …
A New History of London
… by seven commissioners under the lords of the Admiralty. Ironmonger's hall. On the north side of Fenchurch-street stands Ironmonger's-hall, a handsome modern building fronted with …
Records of the Worshipful Company of Carpenters
… a die Dat &c [Assignat fuit willo. wheatley de Kingstreet Ironmonger de London uten &c]. Johannes Brownes filius pon se …
A Survey of London
… be of sir Ri. Dobbes, Skinner, Mayor 1551. Wil. Dane Ironmonger, one of the Shiriffes, 1569. Sir Iohn Allot …
Analytical index to the series of records known as the Remembrancia
… the office of Bridgemaster in the room of William Draper, Ironmonger, deceased, January 18th, 1568. Robert Ask, …
London Bridge
… Total 36 11s. 6d. 376. Tiles and bricks. To Hugh Byrde, ironmonger, for 800 roof tiles, at 2s. 10d. the hundred, …
London Bridge
… bought for the same, 4s. 1d. Item paid to Thomas Kelsey, ironmonger, for 16 foreshoes [ ferr' anterior'] at 2d. each …
A History of the County of Somerset
… John Chubb dealt in wine and timber, James Chubb was an ironmonger and hatter. Cheese and corn dealers made the town …