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Survey of London
… Westminster, but also in two manors, those of Earl's Court in Kensington, and Knightsbridge with Westbourne Green in Westminster. Earl's Court had been bought by Sir Walter Cope in 1610, 1 and in …
Survey of London
… to the west of Gore Lane, and several houses in Market Court and Gardener's Buildings, off Kensington High Street, … lease granted by Harris Thurloe Brace in 1773. 85 Market Court and Gardener's Buildings were later to become a … settlement of 21, 22 Aug. 1713. Ibid.: K.P.L., MS. 1042; Court Rolls of Earl's Court, box IV, m.I, VI, mm.6, 7, XII, …
Survey of London
… ratebooks of St. Margaret's parish. Leigh Hunt, The Old Court Suburb, 1855, vol. 1, p. 30. W.P.L., ratebooks of St. …
Survey of London
… 7 When Sir Walter Cope purchased the manor of Earl's Court in 1610, Hale House and up to thirty acres were … by Lord Kensington, who was lord of the manor of Earl's Court. 28 Thus when the land was eventually divided in 18501 … the fourth Earl of Harrington in order to obtain the Court's authority for the proposed partition. 19 An auditor, …
Survey of London
… originally been waste or common of the manor of Earl's Court, which had descended to him from Sir Walter Cope … the plague year of 1665 by the lord of the manor of Earl's Court, and had afterwards been adapted as almshouses for the … used in 1860 towards the purchase of a site in Church Court and the building of a new school for girls which now …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Buckinghamshire
… four ranges enclosing a cloister garth, known as the Green Court, originally about 90 ft. square, but now slightly … Fields N.E. of the college. In the corners of the Green Court are square stair-turrets giving access to the upper …
Calendar of Documents Preserved in France
… trial by battle, that battle shall be held in the king's court; and if he be convicted, the bishop in whose diocese it … and for which John afterwards made a fine in the king's court before his justices, at Caen. Testibus: Henrico … entirely except 30 acres of land and [the] house with the court and the lawn ( viridario) and two knights, Robert and …
Calendar of Documents Preserved in France
… the parish, he shall prove his innocence in the abbot's court or pay the fine adjudged by that court. If anyone within the vill of Bec, or without it in the … not arrest him they shall either prove in the abbot's court that they could not, or shall pay, each of them, …
Survey of London
… hospital was moved here from Windmill Street, Tottenham Court Road, in 1746. In 1791 Dr. William Woodville (17521805) …
Old and New London
… Hamlets going. And Hogsdone, Islington, and Tothnam ( sic) Court, For Cakes and Cream had then no small resort." … Pancras Fields, the country near Kentish Town, Tottenham Court, and Marylebone. The dramatis person," continues Mr. … Town; the New Road from Battle Bridge to Tottenham (Court Road) was considered unsafe after dark; and parties …