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A New History of London
… Charles, regent of his dominions, promised to dissolve the union, and to redress the grievances of Scotland. His being …
A New History of London
… A passage, 20 feet wide, from Broad-street, through Union-court, into Bishopsgate-street.In Coleman street-ward. …
A New History of London
… nation united in testifying their joy on their king's union with a princess, whose amiable character promised … bring Spain in as a party; and Mr. Pitt seeing a perfect union of interests and councils between the two courts, …
A New History of London
… of Scotland; which laid the first foundation of the future union of two kingdoms, that had hitherto been at continual … variance, though their situation so naturally dictated an union of interests. It was objected to Henry in council, that … agreed too, and the king entered into a negociation for an union with the German protestants; 30 but he was so much a …
A New History of London
… be recalled in her favour who was the produce of that union. She had indeed notified her accession to pope Paul; …
A New History of London
… south west angle of St. Paul's church yard; but after the union of the parish with St. Mary Magdalen, the ground was …
A New History of London
… profession rising in estimation, justly considered the union as unsuitable, and therefore separated from the barbers …
A New History of London
… it was found to bring in 21,500l. 7. At length upon the union of the kingdoms of England and Scotland, the General …
A New History of London
… court room, and great conveniences, all well enlightened. Union fire office. In Maiden-lane fronting the N. E. corner … Kennet, on whose ruins is raised a neat building for the Union Fire Office of assurance for goods and merchandize from …
A New History of London
… with all the streets and avenues to St. James's-park; Union-street, Thieving-lane, the Broad and Little Sanctuary, … mother's side; roses twisted and crowned, in memory of the union of the two houses of Lancaster and York, by his …