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A New History of London
… of such entries is precarious on their deaths: the baptists also who never christen their infants may here … but is so plain in its building as not to be intitled to particular notice. St. Alban's Wood-street. On the east side …
A New History of London
… on St. Thomas's-day 2. The resemblance indeed fails in one particular, as the common-council do not like the house of …
A New History of London
… of the admiralty, separately. Six of these boys pass a particular examination every half year before the elder … improbable that he might take this structure under his own particular direction. But notwithstanding the time and … that it should appear with the utmost splendor, and in particular an angel pointed to the hour. Within the north …
A New History of London
… to be founded about the year 1100, at which time a particular devotion was paid to the Holy Sepulchre: and it …
A New History of London
… full a manner, as if the same were in the king's hands. In particular, to have all manner of liberties, customs, … been informed had no sort of authority over them. The particular indignity offered to the city of London, now to be …
A New History of London
… arches. There are here also several statues, and in particular a good one in marble by Mr. Roubiliac of the late …
A New History of London
… that were inscribed before me, and distinguished every particular virtue. The monuments of real fame, I have viewed … worst built parts of Westminster, furnish nothing worthy particular notice. Parish Clerks Remarks, p. 276. Vid. p. …