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A History of the County of Essex
… from the mid 20th century. Chippetts Farmhouse, Chippetts Lane, is perhaps associated with Richard Chepet, mentioned in 1350; Chepettes lane was recorded in 1401. 42In 1606 Robert Pilgrim held a … 74Between 1886 and 1906 there was a coffee and reading room in London Road, and between 1902 and 1929 a …
A History of the County of Stafford
… running northwards along the east side of Thornyfields Lane, was added to Castle Church between c. 1849 and 1878. 2 … are not ancient. Doxeywood Cottage in Thornyfields Lane is a small timber-framed structure of two bays, probably …
A Dictionary of London
… identified. Perhaps next to Crown Key, which adjoined the lane next the Custom House, being west of that lane, 1513. See Crown Key. Named after the owner. Corderie … L. Bk. E. p. 233). Cordwainer Street Identified with Bow Lane (q.v.), "Cordeweyner Strete," otherwise "Bowe Lane," 18 …
A Survey of London
… for Cordwainers and Curriars in Corney streete, and Sopars lane. Budge Row; Wathling streete. This warde beginneth in … and this is the farthest West part of this ward. Turnbase lane.; Corwainer streete.; Hosiar lane in Cordwainer streete; Bassing lane. On the South side …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in London
… St. John the Baptist, St. Mary le Bow, St. Pancras Soper Lane, and St. Thomas the Apostle. The principal monuments are … Mary le Bow stands on the S. side of Cheapside between Bow Lane and Bow Churchyard. The walls are of red brick with … 1559; cup and cover-paten of 1568, from All Hallows Honey Lane; cup and cover-paten of 1626; cup of 1623, given by …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Dorset
… 1860. A much altered 18th-century house adjoins on the W. Reading Room, see Monument (21). d(6) St. Edward's Bridge, … and a S. annexe project from it; damage complicates reading of the structural evidence, but both may be accepted … roofs are slated. d(29) House, on the corner of Sandy Hill Lane, of two storeys and attics, has walls of brick and …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Dorset
… To the S. is a small area of rather broken country, on Reading Beds and London Clay, with isolated low hills rising … Later settlements were established to the S. and E. on the Reading Beds and London Clay, e.g. Knoll and Sleight, which … stops. b(19) House (975974), on the E. side of Knoll Lane, of cob and with a thatched roof, was built in the 18th …
Survey of London
… No. 17 also belong to the club, the front room forming a reading-room and the back room a card-room. The closet is …
Survey of London
… Street on Blome's map of c. 1689 and was later called Vigo Lane before receiving the present name of Burlington Gardens … he had signed and accepted it without, as he said, reading the entries. His complaint mentioned the 'great Sums … abutted on the already existing narrow roadway of Vigo Lane (now Burlington Gardens and Vigo Street). The southern …
Survey of London
… 'tis badly situated, overagainst a dead wall, and in a lane that is unworthy of so grand a building: to which we may …