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A History of the County of Chester
… guild merchant, in theory representing all the city's trades, still flourished. 1 The Shoemakers' company later … the Tapsters and Hostellers c. 1500. 13 Some of the larger trades also had separate organizations of journeymen: bakers, … by the mid 16th century and until 1774. 133 The old common hall in Commonhall Street was leased by 1592 to the Smiths' …
A History of the County of Chester
… 25 They also regulated the hop fair held under the common hall. 26 By 1718 ironmongery made at Coalbrookdale (Salop.), … as Manchester Row. In 1751 a new warehouse, Manchester Hall, was opened between Eastgate Street and St. Werburgh … to the construction east of Northgate Street of a linen hall, a private speculation by William Smith, an innholder …
A History of the County of Chester
… hour of trading. 21 The establishment of a new common hall in St. Nicholas's chapel adjoining the Northgate Street … administered by a new official, the keeper of the common hall, who took fees on sales to pay for the upkeep of the … Later Medieval Chester: Economy and Society, 12301350 (Trades and Industries). C.C.A.L.S., ZAB 1, f. 77v. Ibid. ZAB …
A History of the County of Chester
… land on the green, one near the gate leading to Brewer's Hall and the other at Red Hill, with permission to dig clay … Reg. iii. 70. Ibid. Ches. Chamb. Accts. 221. Eaton Hall, Ch. 321; Hewitt, Med. Ches. 3541, 1913; Morris, …
A History of the County of Chester
… companies were housed on the first floor, with booking hall, refreshment rooms, and other passenger accommodation …
A History of the County of Chester
… were three main depots for long-distance waggons, the Wool Hall in Northgate Street and two inns in Foregate Street, the … Chester Abbey, ii, pp. 4623; 3 Sheaf, lix, pp. 1213. Eaton Hall MSS., Box Pp. 2, quoted in 4 Sheaf, v, p. 6. Ches. …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in the County of Northamptonshire
… b(16) Roman Settlement (?) (SP 834638), E. of Ecton Hall, on sand at 95 m. above OD. Rectangular ditched features … 189). b(22) Ornamental Ponds (SP 832631), S. of Ecton Hall, in the park. There is a series of irregular embanked …
A History of the County of Sussex
… and an upper floor were inserted into the former open hall in the 17th century, and the house was at some time … 16th-century timber-framed house formerly with an open hall, some of the smoke-blackened rafters of which survived … by the rector, had nineteen members in 1833. 17 A parish hall, succeeding an earlier recreation room, was built in the …
A History of the County of Sussex
… presumably soon after c. 1710. A 'very good room and hall' and an additional stable were put up between 1754 and …