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Old and New London
… might any day, in the reign of Edward III., be met in Bow Lane or Friday Street, riding to pay his devoirs to some …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in London
… Cheap Ward consists of the parishes of All Hallows, Honey Lane, St. Mary Colechurch, St. Martin Pomeroy, St. Mildred … St. Lawrence Jewry, St. Mary le Bow, St. Pancras Soper Lane and St. Stephen Walbrook. The principal monuments are … but the churchyard remains on the N. side of Pancras Lane and contains a table-tomb to Michael Davidson, 1670. …
A Survey of London
… in Cheape. Also on the south side of Buckles Berie, a lane turning vp by S. Sithes Church, and by S. Pancrates church through Needlers lane, on the north side thereof, and then through a peece of Sopars lane, on both sides vppe to Chepe, be all of Chepe ward. Then …
Old and New London
… The Westchepe market was held by day between St. Lawrence Lane and a house called "the Cage," between the first and …
Old and New London
… of a Stone CoffinCoachmakers' Hall. In Foster Lane, the first turning out of Cheapside northwards, our … Livery Hall had a bay window on the side next to Huggin Lane; the roof was surmounted with a lantern and vane; the … four graceful marble statuettes of the seasons, by Nixon. Spring is looking at a bird's-nest; Summer, wreathed with …
Old and New London
… Mary MagdalenHoney LaneAll Hallows' ChurchLawrence Lane and St. Lawrence ChurchIronmonger Lane and Mercers' HallThe Mercers' CompanyEarly Life … Mercers' HallThe Glories of the Mercers' CompanyIronmonger Lane. In Milk Street was the milk-market of Medival London. …
Old and New London
… &c., at Whitehall Gate, Temple Bar, the end of Chancery Lane, Wood Street, Cheapside, and the Royal Exchange. Huggin's Lane, in this street, derives its name, as Stow tells us, … in the reign of Edward I., and was called Hugan in the Lane. That pleasant tree at the left-hand corner of Wood …