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A Topographical Dictionary of England
… equal parts, connected with each other by a handsome bridge, erected on the site of the old drawbridge, in 1835, … a spacious quay, which has been recently extended to the bridge, and forms a noble promenade, nearly half a mile in …
A Dictionary of London
… for the formation of the approaches to the new London Bridge (ib. 2). White Horse Alley South out of Holborn, east …
A Dictionary of London
… for the formation of the approaches to the new London Bridge (ib. 2). White Swan Court In Newgate Street (Strype, …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… smelting-mills. A new line of road from Alston to Haydon-Bridge has been formed through the parish. Whitfield Hall, …
Old and New London
… fronted the Fleet river (now a sewer under the centre of Bridge Street). We have already given on page 12 a view of … the whole formed a large quadrangle, with an entrance from Bridge Street, the keystone of the arch being sculptured with the head of Edward VI. Bridewell stone bridge over the Fleet was painted by Hayman, Hogarth's …
Survey of London
… room in London, one window looking down the Thames to the bridge, and another up the canal in the park." 17 Sir Robert … Nedam the kinges Carpenter towardes the making of a pryvat bridge at yorke place x. ll." An earlier reference (January, … payment of xiij ll vj s viij d "for the finisshing of the bridge at york place" 79 may possibly refer to the landing …
Survey of London
… such other like belonging to the same & upon the previe bridge." ( Ibid., p. 447.) "The wagies of Bricklayers & …
Old and New London
… there should be some noblemen and strangers arrived at his bridge, as ambassadors from some foreign prince. With that … came by water from Hampton Court, and landed at "Whitehall Bridge," as the Stairs were often called. On this occasion …
Old and New London
… and in Old Gravel Lane, over Blackfriars Bridge. Cock-pits, therefore, in the good old Stuart times, …