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A Dictionary of London
… streets, as Printing House Square, Glasshouse Yard, Playhouse Yard, Ireland Yard. There is an interesting Survey …
Old and New London
… shelter in the Precinct, and there, in 1578, erected a playhouse (Playhouse Yard). Every attempt was in vain made to crush the …
A Dictionary of London
… and not finally suppressed until 1642. Pulled down 1655. Playhouse Yard occupies part of the site. Blackfryers See …
A New History of London
… well have been absent as within the hearing of them. The playhouse bill passed into a law 28, and hence mummery and …
A New History of London
… buildings. Between this court and the Thames stood the playhouse where Shakespeare used to act; since occupied by …
A New History of London
… of this street is the Opera-house, and on the other side a playhouse, called the Little Theatre; where Mr. Foot has …
Survey of London
… blocking course. April 16, 1823; William and Thomas Cox of Playhouse Yard, St. Luke's, Middlesex, paper stainers. 62 …
Dictionary of English Furniture Makers 1660-1840
… 1976] Chambers, Tristram, Cary St, near Lincoln's Inn Playhouse, London, u (1749). [Heal; poll bk] Chambers, …