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A New History of London
… to where the cross formerly stood, then called Goldsmiths-row. It extends on the south in Watling-street up almost to …
Records of the Worshipful Company of Carpenters
… Johi. Hollybush pro septem Annis a dat &c. Robert Row filius Luke de Parochia Hanmers in Com Flint husbandman …
A New History of London
… taking in part of Privy Garden, extends through Channel Row, properly Cannon Row, to New Palace-yard, with all the courts in that row; the Wool-staple, part of Old Palace-yard, St. …
A New History of London
… in the side next the garden; above which is another row of windows, not visible in the room, but so artfully … terrace secured with elegant iron rails, on which a noble row of houses front the Thames: the center house is now … round it on the outside. It consists of a long room with a row of shops on each side; a large room above, now used for …
A New History of London
… in Lincoln's-inn garden. The north side is called Newman's-row, the west side Arch-row, the south side Portugal-row, and the east side Lincoln's-inn wall. This square was …
A New History of London
… it has received an irreparable injury by the building a row of houses with a new street, which intercept the fine … priory, is still to be seen the ambulatory, or south side row of this priory, consisting of six arches; and though the … two inches long, finely japanned and ranged in rows, one row easily slipping over another: these are bound very strong …