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A Survey of London
… Oate lane. Noble streete.; Noble streete.; Shelleyes house now Bacon's house. The next is Aldersgate Ward, taking name of that north gate of the citie, this ward also consisteth of diuers … warde in Engain lane or Maiden lane. It beginneth on the north side of that lane, at Stayning Lane end, and runneth …
A History of the County of Northampton
… The parish was separated from Stoke Bruerne on the north by the river; to the west the boundary with Paulerspury … hedges. The land of the parish rises from the river in the north, which lies about 245 ft. above sea level, to a maximum … 2nd duke of Grafton, 22 erected a substantial two-storey house in 1695. 23 After the demolition of the manor house, …
Survey of London
… Street, South Street and the backs of the houses in South Audley Street was rebuilt. The mostly small houses and the … John Eds, carpenter, took all the rest of the land to the north of Chapel Street as far as Park Street, while south of … south to South Street; the latter also included a riding house. Both blocks were built in about 1734, 5 and are marked …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in London
… but the rest of the church, consisting of Chancel, Nave, North and South Aisles, was re-built between the years 1520 and 1532. The North Vestry was added in the 17th century. The tower was … indicating the various feasts. ConditionGood. Secular (4) House, No. 7, on W. side of Jewry Street, 80 yards S. of …
A Dictionary of London
… book it is described as "yvieselane," alias " Alfieslane." House in " Alsies Lane," 12th century (H. MSS. Com. 9, Rep. … See All Hallows the Great. All Hallows Barking On the north side of Great Tower Street at the south-east corner of … erected by Richard I, adjoined the churchyard, and the north chancel aisle of the church is said to have been …
Old and New London
… this attack, after which the Bastard fled. WHITTINGTON'S HOUSE, GRUB STREET. ( Smith, 1811.) GENERAL MONK'S HOUSE. … the reign of James II. Mr. Mussell rebuilt the gate on the north side of his mansion, to which he henceforth gave the … without Aldgate, was given by Henry VII to Sir Thomas Audley, afterwards Lord Chancello who lived there, and died …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Essex
… a small village at Fordstreet, 5 m. W. of Colchester. The house (5) is the principal monument. Ecclesiastical b(1). … modern, except the moulded early 15th-century label. The North Vestry has in the E. wall a much restored 14th-century … ConditionGood, rebuilt. Secular b (2). Aldham Hall, house and moat, 1,100 yards S. of the church. The House is of …
A History of the County of Essex
… proved 1563, pro- vided that, if his heirs failed, his house and land in Aldham should be sold and the proceeds … the 17th century. 6 In 1712 trus- tees for the poor held a house called Crapes and 16 a. of land, presumably Stowe's. In …
A History of the County of Essex
… was perhaps served by a chapel which, with its priest's house, was in private hands before c. 1554; it may have been … house c. 1956. 48 The rectory house recorded in 1610 stood north-west of the site of the later house; in 1662 it had … church demolished in 1854 comprised chancel, and nave with north chapel, south aisle, south porch, and western bell …
A History of the County of Essex
… Reddings in 1392, and another near Stock field on the north-west parish boundary called Reedings in 1475, had … a. and probably also another small freehold centred on Rye House, was assessed on land worth £26 13 s. 4 d.; Robert … Aldham Hall in the south and Bourchiers Hall in the north, although land near the western boundary was in Great …