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Old and New London
… "is under date 26th July, 1660, where he says, 'We went to Wood's, our old house for clubbing, and there we spent till …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Dorset
… with rococo scroll-work. The hall fireplace has a carved wood surround of the late 18th century with neo-classical … (72) Enclosures and Ditches (973031969024), S.E. of High Wood, probably the remains of an Iron Age or Romano-British …
The Environs of London
… are cultivated. There are four villans and four bordars, wood for 150 hogs, and 40s. arising from the herbage. In the … granted by Charles II. in payment of a debt to Sir Henry Wood, for the term of 41 years, if the said survivors should … M. A. Chancellor of Chichester, collated in 1780. Cane-wood, or ken-wood. Within this parish, in a singularly …
Survey of London
… pasture in a close ny to the muse" in the tenure of Thomas Wood. In 1548, in company with other lands originally … the 3 acres of Scavengers Close previously owned by Thomas Wood and the ground of the Mews granted to him and later to … Wren reported that "by opening a new street from the Hay-markett into Leicester-fields" Panton's scheme would …
A Dictionary of London
… Street at No.24, in Cripplegate Ward Within, and west of Wood Street (P.O. Directory). The first Hall was in … and the hall was then rebuilt between Silver Street and Wood Street. Damaged by fire in 1844 and rebuilt with a new …
London Radicalism 1830-1843
… Cheapside Ward, G.G., 30, Union-st, Marylebone Wood, W.R., 17, Cumberland-street Wright, Chas, 102, High-st, …
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