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Old and New London
… companies already landed, and drawn up in order in Temple Lane, between two rows of the train-bands, "who kept … did not land prematurely to cool their heels in Temple Lane, while the royal procession was passing along the …
Old and New London
… speeches." There was also a "Mermaid" in Cornhill. In Bow Lane resided Thomas Coryat, an eccentric traveller of the … Parsons, an excellent comedian, also resided in Bow Lane. "A greater artist," says Dr. Doran, in "Her Majesty's … continued in the same family in 1377. Stow says of Soper Lane, now Queen Street:"Soper Lane, which lane took that …
Old and New London
… and Burial. The Cheapside Standard, opposite Honey Lane, was also a fountain, and was rebuilt in the reign of … go about by Watling Street, and come in again by Soaper Lane, to buy their provisions of the market folks. . . . I … the Little Conduit was at the west end, facing Foster Lane and Old Change. Stow, that indefatigable stitcher …
Unpublished London Diaries
… round Europe. He was in London for a few months in the spring and summer of 1710. In Swedish. Linkping DCL G 14 a:2 … Diary, 1800, with notes of performances at Drury Lane and other memoranda including his ill-health. BL Add MSS … Service) 174. 1813 HOLTZAPFEL, Charlotte, of Clements Lane, Cockspur Street, daughter of, and wife of, City …
Unpublished London Diaries
… dealing with Vauxhall Gardens, Covent Garden and Drury Lane theatres. An edition is in preparation by M. Ringel and … in 1853, seeing British Museum, Crystal Palace, Drury Lane theatre, and attending a Dickens reading. Wigan AS … Street, later in Oxford Terrace, and worked in Chancery Lane. IOW CRO BRS/B/125 442. 1868 DOBELL, Bertram, of …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… Bottom, in the parish, with a brick floor and pillars, a spring, and a cistern, the bricks of which bore the … Catholic chapel, in York-street, was commenced in the spring of 1846, and completed in August 1847, at a cost of …
Ancient and Historical Monuments in the County of Gloucester
… range (20). The main water supply to the villa was from a spring, S, at the N.W. corner of the site; it was channelled … precisely at the head of the narrow gully taking 'Dark Lane' N.W. from (1). Several small rooms are said to have …
A History of the County of Gloucester: Volume 7
… part of the parish before descending to the Coln as Tunway Lane. 23 On the downs, where a hand-and-post stood in 1803, … Farm, 33 where it survived in 1978 as a wide green lane. The significance of the drove-way is not clear but it … church and manor-house stand on the hillside by a copious spring. The village was probably confined in early times to …
A History of the County of Somerset
… unhedged. From the junction of the three routes Ward's Lane runs east to the hamlet of Parchey, which may be … 36 The parish church and village cross stand in Ward's Lane, and beyond them the boundary bank of the north field … mentioned in 1350. 37 Northwest from the village Chedzoy Lane leads to Slape Cross. Slape, a scattered settlement, …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Essex
… in 1849 during excavations for a sawpit between Lady's Lane and Moulsham Street (the London to Colchester road), … spandrel filled with vertical tracery; the sub-arches spring from a pier with four attached shafts having moulded … are sloped back to the walls, and from this level spring the attached shafts of a roof-arch of c. 1800; in the …