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The Aldermen of the City of London
… by divers inhabitants of the Ward of Portsoken of their great want of an Alderman, and praying a Wardmote for the …
The Aldermen of the City of London
… (being over 70 years of age, and living at Barrington, co. Essex), March 14, 1661 (Rep. 67, fo. 217 b). April 2, … Discharged without fine in consideration of "his late great losses and many children, and other evident causes …
Old and New London
… William Parker, a merchant tailor. It was damaged in the Great Fire, but soon after repaired and beautified. … of Jerusalem; and this city shall remain for ever." In the western niche was an effigy of Samuel, with this … whence they sparkle abroad to all parts of the kingdom. Great crowds assemble to witness the cavalcade as it passes …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in London
… date, but the rest of the church, much injured by the Great Fire, was re-built by Sir Christopher Wren in 167687 on … curves springing from plain pedestals. The window in the western bay is cut short to admit of a doorway below, which … Parish Church of St. Mary Staining was destroyed in the Great Fire of 1666 and not re-built. The churchyard lies on …
A Survey of London
… was new builded by sir Nicholas Bacon Lord Keeper of the great Seale. Down on that side by Sergeant Fleetwoods house, … which as they say, were more then an hundreth persons of great estate. For the messes and dishes of meates to them … number of Tenements beeing lately builded in place of the great Collegiate Church of S. Martin, that parish is mightily …
A History of the County of Northampton
… of Alderton. 3 In 1721 a small area towards the south-western corner of Alderton parish formed part of Paulerspury … messuage at Alderton, described as a fair house but in great need of repair, which Cornwall agreed to carry out at … from Paulerspury. 97 The closure of Alderton's nearest railway station, at Roade, in 1964 was not seen as a great …
Survey of London
… of Edwardian Mayfair, but in more recent years their great size has led either to their subdivision into flats or … way and to a limited extent, I could never reckon upon any great success in London without the patronage of people in …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in London
… main roof is slated and the aisles are lead-covered. The western respond of the 15th-century S. nave-arcade remains with the western part of the N. wall. The Tower was probably re-built … being transferred to the new structure. The building is of great interest as a synagogue of the beginning of the 18th …
A Dictionary of London
… Erected by the Metropolitan Industrial Dwellings Co. Ltd., commenced in 1884, this being one of several … All Hallows (le Mechele, the More).-See All Hallows the Great. All Hallows (on the Hay, over Heywharf) See All … But the tracery of the window has been renewed. The western end of the church was the most severely damaged (L. …