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Survey of London
… the parish of St. Martin-in-the-Fields. They consist of a row of twostoried houses, with a pediment over the central …
Old and New London
… district. The High Street, which originally consisted of a row of small shops with one floor above, and trim gardens in … Mr. Lever's field was at the back of the principal row of houses, in which haymaking was enjoyed in its season, … Streetthen with gardens and a field in front of but one row of houseswas the only constable. Occasionally robberies …
Survey of London
… the northern, or turnpike road, end. Similarly, the row of houses on the side opposite to the open end was …
A Dictionary of London
… out of St. Paul's Churchyard, at No. 64, to Paternoster Row (P.O. Directory). In Farringdon Ward Within. First …
A Survey of London
… Market so called of being in the West. Eastcheape a Cookes row. This Eastcheape is now a flesh Market of Butchers there …
A History of the County of Stafford
… of the school is obscure. In 1680 John Wood of Paternoster Row, London, gave a house at Cannock 'to be used by a …
Old and New London
… and its Famous Preachers Reynolds, Clayton, Binney. Budge Row derived its name from the sellers of budge (lamb-skin) … spire, 128 feet high, is at the termination of Charlotte Row. Dr. Croly, the poet, was for many years rector of St. …