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A History of the County of Northampton
… in the village (one of which by 1817 was the Plough Inn) and a small amount of land, bought from John and Richard … 1779, 11 had by the early 19th century become the Plough Inn, 12 which remained Alderton's only licensed premises … Besides Horton's & Manor Farm, this included the Plough Inn, 17 cottages and the former brickyard and allotments on …
Old and New London
… the Minories is shown on page 252. It was at one time an inn, and when taken down in 1793 the timber-work was so …
A History of the County of Essex
… in the later 18th century. 36 There may have been only one inn c. 1640 when 14 shopkeepers in Clare (Suff.), Stoke by … petitioned the Essex Quarter Sessions to license an inn in Fordstreet, the most convenient stopping place on … Maltings, called Laverocks in 1579 and apparently the Bull inn c. 1600, is 16th-century or earlier; it was altered in …
A History of the County of Gloucester: Volume 7
… The victualler licensed in 1755 74 presumably occupied the inn called the Sherborne Arms in 1793; 75 owned by Lord … building was a private residence in 1976, the inn having moved, probably by 1824, to a site on the turnpike … east of the village. 77 A friendly society met at the inn in the 1840s. 78 In the mid 19th century J. W. Taylor, a …
A History of the County of Somerset: Volume 10
… 1912 and the well was concreted over. 5 COMMUNITY LIFE An inn recorded from 1738, presumably on the main street, may … baiting in 1759, 6 and was known in 1788 as the Alford Inn. 7 By 1805 it had closed and was a farmhouse, possibly on …
A History of the County of Essex
… or granges of Russebrugge and Newbury in Havering, an inn called Montejeofysyn in London within the gate of …
Historical gazetteer of London before the Great Fire
… E., the tenement late of John Bosam to the N. (Blossoms Inn in St. Lawrence Jewry parish), and Cheapside to the S., … was licensed to assign his term to Thomas Howe of Gray's Inn, but he continued to pay the rent until 1651. Howe as …
Historical gazetteer of London before the Great Fire
… parish. William Wroth held the property, described as an inn ( hospitium) called le Bullehed with 2 shops in Cheapside …
Historical gazetteer of London before the Great Fire
… see 8C below. Turk also made specific devises of Blossoms Inn, and shops and rents there, and in other parishes. The … Knolles by his grant. The tenement lay between Blossoms Inn ( Bosom is inne) to the E., 8C to the W. and N., and the … W. on 5 and N. on the property later known as Blossoms Inn, was at least partly garden in the 13th and early 14th …