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Survey of London
… Site of the Hermitage of St. Katherine CHAPTER 34: SITE OF THE HERMITAGE OF ST. KATHERINE (NOS. 25 TO 39, WHITEHALL, AND CRAIG'S COURT) Contemporary references to the Hermitage of St. Katherine, Charing, are few. The earliest …
A History of the County of York East Riding
… when they were in the tenure of Rowland Herbert. 47 A hermitage at North Duffield belonging to the Knights … another, in the late 12th century, containing 13 a. at the hermitage, where there were also eight houses, 10 and …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… the eastern side of the town, near the site of an ancient hermitage which was occupied by William Geoffrey, to whom its …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… one side remains, known in the early 17th century as the hermitage and said to have been a chapel to which the dead … served as a dwelling. 13 By the mid 17th century the hermitage had come into the hands of John Howkins, 14 a local … men and stabling for forty-three horses. It stood near the Hermitage and probably close to the Two Sawyers and the Angel …
Old and New London
… bars a cage; Minds innocent and peaceful take That for a hermitage;" and he declares that he "lived there as a …
Calendar of State Papers, Spain
… Begs for a piece of land in the Vega that he may build a hermitage on the spot where his brother was killed. Thanks …
Calendar of State Papers, Spain
… to-day. He stayed there on pretence of re-building a small hermitage on the sea coast near Dover, but probably some more …
Calendar of State Papers, Spain
… him except that it was for the purpose of having a certain hermitage there rebuilt and especially to escape from the …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… the son of a Mercian king, upon whose expulsion from his hermitage, at a spot called Berteliney or Betheney, meaning …