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London Bridge
… stone gate on the Bridge 6s. 8d. From a tenement in Tower Street, formerly belonging to Richard Albon 6s. 8d. From a … mansion in the stone gate 6s. 8d. From a tenement in Tower Street 6s. 8d. From a small house attached to the same … to the naked eye. Apparently the striking part of the ram or pile-driver: cf. 80, 87. …
Analytical index to the series of records known as the Remembrancia
… when they were directed to attend with their reasons for or against the proposal. Whitehall, 17th August, 1664. IX. … to repair the Bridges and chalk causeway in the King's Street, between Stratford-atte-Bowe and Hamme Stratford. A …
A Survey of London
… erected, and many charitable men gaue lands, tenements, or summes of money towards maintenance thereof, all which was … passing the Bridge, eyther to extinguish and quench it, or else to gaze at and behold it, suddenly the north part, by … stopped by fire, and it came to passe, that as they stayed or protracted time, the other end of the Bridge also, namely …
A Survey of London
… Bridge warde within Bridgewarde within.; Bridge streete or new Fishstreet. Bridgeward within, so called of London … Esquier, &c. Parish church of S. Margaret vpon fish street hill. Then is the parrish Church of S. Margaret on … Customes, were these: Euery Forren Cart laden with corne, or Maulte, comming thether to bee sold, was to pay one halfe …
A Dictionary of London
… Bridgewater Passage - Broad Street Buildings Bridgewater Passage Out of Bridgewater … Not named in the maps. Bridgewater Place South out of Fann Street at No. 12 in Aldersgate Ward Without (P.O. Directory). … Bridgewater Square At the north end of Bridgewater Street, Barbican, at No. 1, in Cripplegate Ward Without (P.O. …
A History of the County of Somerset
… derived either from the Old Norse bryggja, meaning a quay or jetty, or from the Old English brycg, a gang plank between ship and … and in 1981 to 23,323. 38 The medieval town The town's street pattern may have been based on a large, probably …
A History of the County of Somerset
… the west gate by 1454-5. It was endowed with little or no land, but the town bailiffs undertook repairs, and from … but the town receiver was paying the 5 s. as a gift to or as rent for the last inmate in 1653-4, and the same sum … private house within a year, was on the south side of West Street, on the corner of a lane leading to Roper's Lane, …
A History of the County of Somerset
… at Tours for the benefit of the priory of Tickford or Newport Pagnell (Bucks.). 37 The grant seems to have been … a payment of £10 by the corporation either to the vicar or to the curate, 59 a sum considered by 1847 to be a rent … and a garden, lay in 1613 on the south side of St. Mary Street. 65 In 1815 it was considered 'small, mean, and …
A History of the County of Somerset
… by Crowpill, 15 North field, Matthew's field, and Hayle or Hey field lay north-west and west of the town. 16 Hamp … fields, named in 1847, may have survived from the Dunwear or West field named in 1763. 21 Common arable cultivation … Bridgwater mill. 47 The mill, at the southern end of Blake Street, was driven by a leat from the Durleigh brook. 48 In …
A History of the County of Somerset
… 89 In 1819 the school had no pupils, but a school in Mount Street, established under Dr. John Morgan's will dated 1723 … ten children by 1737, and the school continued until 1826 or later. In 1839 its endowment was attached to the grammar … were listed in 1822 and 8 in 1830, 5 of which were partly or wholly for boarders. 57 In 1861 there were 23 schools …