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A Survey of London
… Noble streete.; Noble streete.; Shelleyes house now Bacon's house. The next is Aldersgate Ward, taking name of that … because the same was new builded by sir Nicholas Bacon Lord Keeper of the great Seale. Down on that side by Sergeant … 1499. Raph Caldwell, Gentleman of Greyes Inne, 1527. Iohn Lord Sheffelde, Iohn Herenden, Mercer, Esquire, 1572. these …
A History of the County of Northampton
… of the Mount is the parish church and Collier and Baker's plan of 1727 20 shows that most of the houses in the … the township of Alderton to William at the command of the lord. 60 The younger Brewer died without issue in 1232, … lordship of Stoke Bruerne for sale in 1987, 68 he remained lord of the manor of Alderton in 2000. Alderton appears to …
Thoroton's History of Nottinghamshire
… of St. Martin: this was in the time of H. 2, or his son's. 5 In 21 E. 1, Robert de Aldisworth did suit the Peverell … The lordship is divided property, Duke of Rutland, Lord Stamford and Lord Melvile, own here. Here is much boggy land. Marsh, a …
Survey of London
… naturally upon that of Mount Street, and in the 1890's virtually the whole of the rectangle bounded by Mount … internal changes at the start of his residence, 44 and Lord Folkestone, M.P. (later sixth Earl of Radnor) at No. 2 … at No. 69 Mount Street, a stable at first reserved for Lord Windsor of No. 54 opposite. Windsor's architects, …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in London
… of the parishes of St. Katharine Cree, St. James Duke's Place, St. Katharine Coleman and parts of the parishes of … In chancelagainst N. wall (1) of Sir Thomas Ofley, 1582, Lord Mayor, and Joan his wife, 1578 (Plate 23), painted … and shield-of-arms; (5) of Sir Hugh Hamersley, 1636, Lord Mayor, large wall-monument (Plate 23) with kneeling …
A Dictionary of London
… of St. James' Church, with a passage into Mitre Street (O.S.) at No.2 Mitre Street (End. Charities, Rep. 1902, p. I). … Committee (ib.). Aldgate Well See Aldgate Pump. Alexander's Yard East out of Water Lane and south to the wharves … in the Inner Temple (Horwood, 1799). An office under the Lord Chancellor. See Temple (The). Alkichesbury See …
Old and New London
… The Aldgate of 1606Brave Doings at AldgateThe ConduitDuke's PlaceThe Priory of the Holy TrinityThe Jews in AldgateThe … a zealous antiquary, who inhabited a house belonging to Lord Viscount Wentworth, built in the reign of James II. Mr. … was given by Henry VII to Sir Thomas Audley, afterwards Lord Chancello who lived there, and died there in 1554. St. …
A History of the County of Essex
… in its resources, the manor doubled in value from 30 s. to 60 s. between 1066 and 1086. On the 40 a. which became part of … meadows lay along tributary streams. By 1392 Aldham Hall's demesne meadow was also on the Colne, detached from the …
A History of the County of Essex
… church. 5 The earliest medieval settle- ment, Ealda's or the old 'ham' or homestead, from which the parish takes … Essex Turnpike Trust, using composition money paid by the lord of Bourchiers Hall. It became a county bridge in 1871, and was widened in 1963. 20 The lord of Aldham Hall manor repaired North Lane bridge, …
A History of the County of Essex
… (d. 1274) removed Little Fordham manor from the sheriff's tourn, and in 1274 Thomas of St. Martin claimed gallows and … resolved to levy a labour rate, based on a wage of 9 s. a week, to help provide employment. In 1830 one man was … to £338 in 1803. 30 By 1813 it had reached £792 or £2 1 s. per head of population, one of the highest rates in the …