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A New History of London
… buildings being erected in the stead of those destroyed. St. Mary Rotherhithe church. The church of St. Mary … bank of the river, about 300 yards to the east of Prince's street. In 1736 the church, then above 200 years old, was … well enlightened. Some of the inner rooms are indeed too close and confined; but there are many others open and …
Records of the Worshipful Company of Carpenters
… Fletcher Sonne of Anthony Fletcher of the Parish of S t Catherines in the County of Middx Laborer bound to Edward … Robert Peirman Citizen and Cordwayner of London bound to Bartholomew Sparruck for Eight Yeares. Secundo die Julij Anno … bound to Charles Howard for Seaven Yeares. Thomas Bartholomew Sonne of Henry Bartholomew of Thorpe in the …
Records of the Worshipful Company of Carpenters
… John Wethered Sonne of Richard Wethered of the Parish of S t Giles in the Feilds in the County of Middx Shoemaker … Seaven Yeares. Nicholas Browne Sonne of George Browne of S t Katherines neare the Tower of London Tobacconest bound to … t Olave Southwarke in the County of Surrey Weaver bound to Bartholomew Harris for Seaven Yeares. Benjamin Webb Sonne of …
A New History of London
… city had its origin from the abbey or minster dedicated to St. Peter, founded on Thorney island 1, a swampy piece of … in 1530, of cardinal Wolsey. He also built the palace of St. James, after the suppression of an hospital which stood … so called, consists but of two parishes, St. Margaret's and St. John's the Evangelist; but the liberties contain …
A New History of London
… Book 4, Ch. 2 The city parishes of St. Margaret and St John, Evangelist, Westminster CHAP. II. A … of St. Margaret, and St. John the Evangelist. St Margaret's church. When king Edward the Confessor resolved to rebuild … with statues, of which those only of St. James, St. Bartholomew, St. George, and St. Edward, are now remaining: …
A New History of London
… parishes that compose the liberties of Westminster. St. Martin's in the Fields. The first parish which demands attention in … cupolas or lanthorns are properly subordinate, but set so close to the balustrade that its appearance as a gallery, is …
A New History of London
… meaning, but the name of this parish has been formed into St. Mary la bonne, to resolve it into St. Mary the good: the distinction created is however an odd … the summer season resemble those at Vauxhall! St. Giles's in the fields. At the south west end of the street called …
A New History of London
… is High Holborn liberty; or that part of the parish of St. Andrew's Holborn which lies in the county of Middlesex, and is … the north side of the church, and on the east side of the Close, which still bears the name of Newcastle-house, though …
A New History of London
… upon shipping in various capacities, are in general close and ill built: therefore afford very little worthy … parish churches, which will be mentioned in their order. St. Catharine's. On the east side of St. Catharine's court just below the …
The records of St. Bartholomew's priory & St. Bartholomew the Great, West Smithfield
… 1 APPENDIX I. THE BOOK OF THE FOUNDATION OF THE CHURCH OF ST. BARTHOLOMEW, LONDON 1 (for Contents see Table of Contents, p. … Little Yarmouth: one of the possessions of St. Bartholomew's (not St. Nicholas, Great Yarmouth). Primo itaque manibus …