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Records of the Worshipful Company of Carpenters
… Taylor pon se Apprenticum Roberto Drinkwater de S t Anns lane Westmr pro septem Annis a dat. Andrew Howard filius …
Records of the Worshipful Company of Carpenters
… next. Edward Spurling filius Willmi. nuper de Beach Lane London Carpenter pon se Apprenticum Edro. Stanney de S t … worke maker pon se Apprenticum Roberto Andrewes de Chick Lane London pro Septem Annis from midsomer next. July 5 th … London Packer pon se Apprenticum Roberto Day de Buttolph Lane London C C: pro septem Annis a dat &c. Thomas Wells …
Records of the Worshipful Company of Carpenters
… 1682 Willus. Ratcliffe filius Willi. Ratcliffe de Newsted Lane in Com Salop Agricol. pon se Apprenticum Willo. …
Records of the Worshipful Company of Carpenters
… pon se Apprenticum Thome Cattmore CC pro 7 annis. Leonard Lane filius Thome Civi & Carpentar de London pon se apprentic …
A New History of London
… are, the Borough, or High-street, Blackman-street, Long-lane, Kent-street, Tooley, or St. Olave's-street, and …
Records of the Worshipful Company of Carpenters
… Yeares. Septimo die February Anno Domi 1692 Tristrum Lane Sonne of Henry Lane of Londonderry in the Kingdome of Ireland Gent bound to …
A New History of London
… the Wool-staple, part of Old Palace-yard, St. Margaret's-lane, part of Dirtylane, part of College-street, the south … Strettonground, the Broad way; from thence to College-lane, including that lane with all the streets, lanes, courts, &;c. within that …
A New History of London
… Fields. The church stands on the east side of St. Martin's-lane near the south end; and that there was a church there in … which has no more area before it than the width of the lane it stands in, it would be a great advantage to lay the … year 1243, bequeathed it to the Black-Friars in Chancery-lane, Holbourn, in whose church he was interred. But in 1248, …
A New History of London
… west to object to, but the smallness of the doors, and the poverty of appearance that must necessarily follow. The …
A New History of London
… the street: there is another large gate into Gray's-inn-lane; the west side of which lane is almost wholly occupied by the backs of the buildings … to the knights hospitalers, who from the greatest poverty, by the profuse liberality of bigots and enthusiasts, …