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Records of the Worshipful Company of Carpenters
… 2 novemb 1669. 19 Willielmus Allen filius Will. Allen de Kentish Towne in Com midlx Taylor deed po: se appren Richardi …
A New History of London
… foundation of the old church appeared to consist of Kentish rubble stone, artfully worked with exceeding hard …
A New History of London
… given to the citizens: for in 1450 when Jack Cade, the Kentish rebel, came through Southwark into London, he marched …
A New History of London
… In this edifice are the Devonshire, Gloucester, Worcester, Kentish, Medley, Spanish, and Blanket Halls; in which each …
Records of the Worshipful Company of Carpenters
… nuper de paroch. S t Saviours Southwarke pon se Thorn. Kentish pro septem Annis a dat die &c. Thomas Dawson filius …
A New History of London
… palaces in England. The Savoy was burnt in 1381 by the Kentish rebels, on account of some pique they had conceived …
Survey of London
… for the last two centuries. No. 121, The Grapes and Kentish Buildings Kentish Buildings is a narrow court opening into Borough High … out of character. Until the beginning of the 19th century Kentish Buildings a was known as Christopher Alley. It …
Survey of London
… Head Yard (by Miss Kathleen Kenyon in 1946), 2 and of a Kentish ragstone pavement of Roman date below Talbot Yard (reported …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Essex
… stands near the middle of the parish. The walls are of ragstone-rubble with some flint and Roman brick; the …