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Old and New London
… That Nicholas Brook, living at the sign of the 'Frying-pan,' in St. Tulie's Street, against the Church, is the only …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… a 'wyndon shete and canevace' for winnowing corn, frying pan and roast iron, carpets, cushions, 'canevaces' for the …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… brook, and Down field 13 lying south of Nottswood Hill. 14 Pan field was mentioned in 1654 and still contained some …
A New History of London
… that it was occasioned through his negligence in leaving a pan of coals in the steeple while he went to dinner, which, …
London Bridge
… of the Bridge hired to install a certain great brass pan [ patellam] in the hearth [ fornacium] in his tenement …