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An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Herefordshire
… five Consecration-crosses, medival. Bells: four; 4th by John Finch, 1640. Brackets: In N. chapelon E. wall, shaped … 15th or 16th-century. Brass: In N. chapelsaid to be of Sir John Barre and Eden (Hotoft) his wife, figure of man in …
A History of the County of Northampton
… with Potterspury by Henry de Ferrers. 10 In the reign of John, William de Ferrers, Henry's descendant, granted the … to Hugh de Woodville at a fee farm rent of 20 s. When John son of John de Woodville was summoned to substantiate his claim to …
Survey of London
… shortly after the adjacent Hospitaller priory of St John in about 1144 by the same man, Jordan de Bricet, the … nuns fields and meadows to the north, either side of St John Street. A stone church dedicated to St Mary, built c. … Who designed the house is not known, though the names of John Smythson, Cavendish's architect at Bolsover Castle and …
Survey of London
… built beside Hicks' Hall, the new sessions house in St John Street (see page 206), but the site there was too … entries in a competition held by the board in 1893 (with John Macvicar Anderson as assessor) to see if outside … up with tall warehouses like that already erected for John Greenwood & Sons (No. 34 Farringdon Lane, see page 375). …
Survey of London
… near the high altar; and Sir William Weston, prior of St John's monastery at the time of its suppression in 1540, who … decided to purchase the remnant of the priory church of St John as a second church for Clerkenwell (see page 128). 56 … James's Church 30. St James's Church, west end. Drawing by John Coney, 1818 As often in Georgian church-building, it was …
Survey of London
… of building extending from Smithfield and Cow Cross, up St John Street and into the Fleet valley along Turnmill Street. … street pattern: the Knights Hospitallers' priory of St John, to the south; the Augustinian nunnery of St Mary to the … more than the broadening out of a thoroughfare between St John Street and the Fleet, a patch of bare ground between the …
Survey of London
… 547). For some of the way, between Goswell Road and St John Street, Clerkenwell Road was adapted from Wilderness … on the south side of Clerkenwell Road west of St John's Square were renumbered. This removed the confusion … Back Hill in Holborn, just east of Leather Lane, and St John Street. To the west, Liquorpond Street, King's Road and …
Old and New London
… and Attempted Rescue of Fenian PrisonersSt. John's GateKnights Hospitallers and Knights Templars Rules … at the PrioryThe Present ChurchThe Cock Lane GhostSt. John's GateThe Jerusalem TavernCave and the Gentleman's … ClubHicks's HallRed Lion Street and its AssociationsSt. John's Square and its Noble InhabitantsWilkes's …
Old and New London
… this century. The mummy of a poor cat, which some mason of John or Richard's reign had cruelly buried alive in one of … the "Crown Tavern." That good plodding "old mortality," John Weever, lived in Clerkenwell Close in 1631 (Charles I.), … were thirty-one good houses in Clerkenwell Close, Sir John Cropley and Dr. Theophilus Garenciers being the most …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… On a patent roll of the 13th of Edward II. is a grant to John the Hermit, of the chapel of St. Leonard, of Loffield, … in the king's books at 22. 13. 4., and in the patronage of John Winn Thomlinson, Esq.: the tithes have been commuted for … 15 per annum. There are other almshouses, founded by John Thorpe, in 1688, for three aged women. Dr. Michael …