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Survey of London Monograph
… externally & internally, the latter being plastered. The south wall is a little out of plumb, and the north wall very … Hollington stones have for the most part been retained. South Aisle The south aisle wall is 2 ft. 5 in. in thickness and has a …
Old and New London
… antiquaries. The north wall ran from Smithfield along the south side of Long Lane, to its junction with the east wall, … to King Street, Cloth Fair. The west wall commenced at the south-west corner of Long Lane, and continued along … and the middle of Due Lane (now Duke Street) to the south gate, or Great Gate House, now the principal entrance …
A Survey of London
… The Citty of London diuided from east to west, into a south halfe, and a north halfe.; The stockes Market the midst … to the Standarde, which is of Cheape Warde, except on the south side from Bowlane, to the said Standard, which is of … ward on the North side, and in Bredstreet ward on the South side. And to the little Conduit by Paules gate, from …
A Survey of London
… lane turneth North towarde S. Giles in the field. From the south end of this lane in the high street are diuerse faire … or Pallace of White Hall. Tylt yarde at Westminster. South from Charing crosse on the right hand, are diuers fayre … parrish Church stood within the old Abbey church in the south Isle, somewhat to their annoyance. Mathew Paris.; A …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… of Sir John Hayward's estates, in 1718, purchased 6361. South Sea stock, which he transferred to the mayor and …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… angle of land formed by that river, which coming from the south runs northward until it has passed the city, after … east to west about half a mile distant, but from north to south not a quarter of a mile, so that being originally of so … is still entire in some places, especially on the east and south sides, the north-east angle still retaining its antient …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… the Court-hall westward to the river, and from north to south within that line to the city walls. A considerable part … Horsewash-lanc. The east end, or chancel, is visible; the south wall, or part of it, is now the front of three houses … and convent, either in the church, or in the cemetery south of it, and between that and the cathedral, vulgarly …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… relics; on these accounts he was canonized. Damianus, a South Saxon, succeeded Ithamar in 656, on whose demise, about … church before the cross of the high altar, perhaps on the south side near the confessionary, in a chest without any … He died anno 1283, and was buried in this church, on the south side, where his tomb, having his effigies at length on …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… maintenance of whom the king gave a portion of land to the south of the city, called Prestefelde; to be possessed by … built the whole choir of this church, from the north and south wings, out of the oblations made at the shrine of St. … OF ROCHESTER is situated at a small distance from the south side of the middle of the High-street, within the …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… name being at the junction of two important roadsfrom the south to the north-west of the country and from the port of … 1536 Leland thus described the place: 'Manchester, on the south side of the Irwell River, standeth in Salfordshire, and … at Crumpsall Hall on the north and at Kirkmanshulme on the south. Further to the east a broad belt of the Permian Rocks, …