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A History of the County of Oxford
… and its presence there led to the rapid development of the Jericho district. The Ashmolean Museum and Taylor … Ebbe's, around Gloucester Green, along Walton Street, in Jericho, and in St. Clement's. 18 Further north, St. … of living in one house and renting the others. 24 In Jericho, which grew as a result of the removal there of the …
The Diary of Henry Machyn
… son of king Henry the Eighth: to whom she gave birth at Jericho, a manor near the priory of Blackmore in Essex, in …
A History of the County of Oxford
… 77 Another small settlement lay near the modern Jericho, in St. Thomas's parish. By 1279 there were 39 …
A History of the County of Oxford
… Jackson's Grove (12 a.) on the former Rector's Mead; Jericho (10 a.); and Rector's Close (24 a.). 207 Between 1221 …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in London
… panelling. In S.W. tower, early 17th-century. Room over Jericho Parlour, 17th-century. Jericho Parlour, early 16th-century. …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles I
… was likened by the Covenanters to the fall of the walls of Jericho. The demand for materials to repair the dilapidations …
A History of the County of Oxford
… of Particular Baptists in his house in Clarendon Place, Jericho, 4 and in 1851 the congregation averaged 60. 5 The address of 'Higgins's room' was given as King Street, Jericho in 1869, and there was another meeting of 'Strict … that name. 7 In 1881 they built a chapel in Albert Street, Jericho, described as Strict Baptist, 8 which remained open …
A History of the County of Oxford
… slipper-baths and showers were opened in Albert Street, Jericho in 1952, in Catherine Street, Cowley in 1954, and in … burial grounds were consecrated in Oseney, Holywell, and Jericho (St. Sepulchre's). 26 Orders in Council in 1855 …
Old and New London
… a shout as that before which fell the walls of the fated Jericho. Gibbon, the historian, then a member of the House of …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… The church and burialground, with the distant woods of Jericho, are celebrated by Sir Walter Scott, under the name …