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Survey of London
… at the corner of Flood Street, originally called Pound Lane, then Robinson's Row, and later Queen Street. The village pound used to stand opposite the end of the lane at the waterside. The portions of old work incorporated …
Survey of London
… of Anthony Cope's, who lived at Church Place, in Church Lane, to Moses Goodyear, dated 1697, from Venice, in which he …
Survey of London
… the Laureate, whom Faulkner also places in Church Lane: and as we know that our row was in existence in 1689, …
Survey of London
… rather of the Lincoln's Inn gateway in Chancery Lane than of a Georgian front. The effect is, perhaps, …
Survey of London
… village (by land) being from Knightsbridge and down Church Lane. The Duke of Hamilton seems to have built his new house … John Hay; 1768, Viscount Clare; 17751783, Anne Lane; 17901797, Thomas Rowntree. No. 20a.17601761, Rev. …
A History of the County of Sussex
… later. The reset doorway in the Residentiary in Canon Lane may possibly have been the original west doorway, …
A History of the County of Sussex
… tower CANON GATE The CANON GATE, or gatehouse to Canon Lane, on the west side of South Street, adjoining the Vicars' …
A History of the County of Sussex
… The houses were built fronting the south side of Canon Lane and the (later) south alley of the cloister with its … the residentiary canons were on the south side of Canon Lane with gardens extending to the city wall and a way to the cathedral by St. Richard's Wyne, Lane or Walk. From the beginning of the 12th century, new …
A History of the County of Sussex
… 1824; to Lieut.-Col. Richard Buckner, C.B., 1837, and Mary Marsh, his widow, 1852. A visitor to the cathedral in 1635 …
A History of the County of Sussex
… others to Capt. James Alms, 1791; to Ann, wife of Thomas Lane, 1735; to Joshua le Marchant, 1751 (a black marble slab …