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A Dictionary of London
… Finsbury Pavement, 10-16 ft.; London Wall, 91/2-12 ft.; Moorgate Street, 17-18 ft.; Bishopsgate, 7 ft. It will thus …
A History of the County of Essex
… five delegates to the reform meeting at Albion Chapel, Moorgate (Lond.). 117 William Burnett, circuit superintendent …
Survey of London
… recently (1607) the land to the north of the City outside Moorgate had been drained and laid out in walks, with the …
A Dictionary of London
… Little Moorgate - Little Rutland Court Little Moorgate A postern or gate opposite Little Winchester Street …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… the modern Layton, in Essex. The gates of Bishopsgate, Moorgate, Ludgate, &c., were added as new roads were formed: … city, from London bridge to the line of the old wall at Moorgate; adjoining St. Clement's church, in St. Clement's …
A Dictionary of London
… a depth of 15 feet. Wall found also under No, 123, west of Moorgate, with the Ditch 50 feet from the wall, at a depth of … coins found (Arch. lx. 237, and Tite xxxii.). From Great Moorgate to Little Moorgate the sewer lies in gravel. London Wall Avenue Out of …
Survey of London Monograph
… They were used by Belcher & Joass at Electra House, No. 84 Moorgate (19003), and by Beresford Pite at the Amalgamated …
A Dictionary of London
… The site is now occupied by the Metropolitan Railway and Moorgate Street Station. Maidenhead Yard, Inn On the north …
A History of the County of York East Riding
… of the minster, including land in Keldgate and Minster Moorgate. The rest of the fee was made up of scattered property at the western end of Minster Moorgate, and in Market or Fishmarket Moorgate (later Well Lane), Lairgate, and Highgate. 82 The …
A History of the County of York East Riding
… Margaret Fleschewer gave the guild a tenement in Minster Moorgate in return for an annual obit in St. Mary's church. …