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Old and New London
… Bartholomew Lane and Lombard Street CHAPTER XLV. BARTHOLOMEW LANE AND LOMBARD STREET. … to what Mr. Robins called a dead stop. For at least three or four minutes he put his ingenuity to the rack in lavishing … still an opportunity of making your fortunes without risk or trouble.' The bidding that instant recommenced, and …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in the County of Cambridgeshire
… of river gravel which accommodates a short and wide main street flanked on the S. by several of the older houses. To … Some movement S. in the middle ages on to the original or altered course of the Roman road can be inferred from the … and antiquity of Bird's Farm (Monument (9)); houses on or near the road now account for about half the village, …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Westmorland
… above it is the E. jamb and part of the head of a window or opening, perhaps of the 13th century. The South Chapel (38 … short stem and moulded base splayed out of square, 13th or early 14th-century. Monument and Floor-slabs. Monument: In … on the N. part of Barton Fell and on the S. side of High Street, over 1 m. S.E. of Pooley Bridge. The work consists of …
A History of the County of Somerset: Volume 10
… west of the river Brue 7.25 km. (4 miles) south-east of Street. It was described as low, fruitful, well-wooded and … only from the mid 16th century that the addition of Davy or David was used occasionally. 4 From the later 18th century … 60 m. (197 ft) in the extreme south west on Cuckolds hill or Cuckhill. 7 The slope is bisected by the Barton brook …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… of the Bishop of the diocese. Barton-Mills, Little Barton, or Barton Two-grind (St. Mary) BARTON-MILLS, Little Barton, or Barton Two-grind ( St. Mary), a parish, in the union of … It comprises 4728 acres, of which 181 are common or waste. A fair is held on the 31st of July. The living is a …
Physicians and Irregular Medical Practitioners in London 1550-1640
… All Saints Barking Parish All Hallows Barking Ward Tower (Street) Date 1616-8 Censorial hearings 2 June 1609 Entry B, a …
A Dictionary of London
… Tower Hill Basing Lane West out of Bow Lane to Bread Street, in Cordwainer and Bread Street Wards (O.S.1848-51). … into which it is now absorbed. Maitland says Basinglane or Bakeing Lane from having the King's Bakehouse or some other great bakehouse there formerly (ed. 1775, II. …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… borough, and contains 4036 acres, of which 107 are common or waste; the surface consists of hill and dale, and the soil … 1646, by Richard Aldworth. Almshouses for eight aged men or women, each of whom receives 6. 18. per annum, were … the form of a lozenge, from which proceeds Great Pulteney-street, an extended series of mansions, at the extremity of …
A Survey of London
… craft but he be of their Guild, neither in Southwarke, or other places pertaining to London, otherwise then it was … and I forbid that any man to them do any vnright, or disease, vpon paine of ten pound, witnes Thomas of … of Spanish wooll mixed with English wooll, the Portgraue, or principall Magistrate of London ought to burne it, &c. …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in London
… monument. Secular (1) Girdlers' Hall (No. 39 Basinghall Street) stands on the E. of the street and is of one storey; the walls are built of brick and … are panelled to half their height, and towards the N. or dais-end is a recess in the W. wall with carved …