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A History of the County of Wiltshire
… hospital of St. John, Ditchampton, 2 which lies in West Street just outside the former West Gate, for the bounds of … provided by the council during this period. The medieval street plan of Wilton remains virtually unchanged, although … have been re-named within the last hundred years: 7 East Street is now North Street, and Frog Lane now Bell Lane. …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… d. for apprenticing and 9 13 s. 4 d. for the poor. In 1846 Joseph Squire by will bequeathed 200 consols, now 196 14 s. 1 …
A History of the County of York
… liberty, the city administered petty domestic regulations—street paving, cleansing of ditches, and so on—through the … 43 the wards comprised Monk, Walmgate, Bootham, Coney Street, Castlegate, and Micklegate and the jurisdiction of … court books of 1490 and 1493 record six wards. Coney Street ward, which had consisted only of the parishes of St. …
Survey of London
… site of a garden and orchard attached to The Lamb in King Street, and that the latter lay south of Lamb Alley. On the other hand, the property on the east side of King Street acquired for Whitehall Palace and grounds in 1531 is … Lamb Alley unto the bars situate in the aforesaid King Street, near the manor of the Lord the King there called York …
Old and New London
… the northern side of the eastern portion of Great Russell Street, is far removed from all the other departments under … languish! how his thoughts adore That painted coat which Joseph never wore! He shows, on holidays, a sacred pin, That … men who have left any deep marks behind them, though Mr. Joseph Planta, of Swiss extraction, who held that post in the …
Old and New London
… are two marble statuesShakespeare, by Roubilliac, and Sir Joseph Banks, by Chantrey. In the centre of the hall is a … of Baron von Moll, of Munich; and also that of Sir Joseph Banks. The latter alone formed at one time, it is … out by the mob, who intended to attack the house in Park Street, where all his darling treasures were collected. He …
Survey of London
… Onslow Gardens and the houses in Foulis Terrace, Neville Street and Neville Terrace were erected. Brompton Hospital … out-patients' department to be opened in Great Marlborough Street, Westminster. Later in that year a ten-year lease was … They were George Brown, plumber and builder; Henry Joseph Chappell, smith; Charles Dunning, carpenter and …
Survey of London Monograph
… South Blocks), showing the relationship to the existing street plan. Much of the east side of Belvedere Road (Narrow …
Survey of London
… The site of St. James's workhouse lay between Poland Street and Marshall Street and is now occupied by a garage. The first workhouse … (part of Smith's Court on the west side of Great Windmill Street) which were leased from John Tully, an undertenant of …
Calendar of the plea and memoranda rolls of the city of London
… with swords and knives, pursued them to S t Bride's, Fleet Street, and had called them false and perjured ( deleax, … William Pershore and William de Bathe, constables of Fleet Street, brought a bill of complaint against John Maunsiple … defractum), when he arrested her for throwing filth in the street. 14 Dec. 1364 Peter le Bakere, Fleming, was committed …