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Survey of London
… Hammersmith Terrace and Black Lion Stairs XXXVIII.HAMMERSMITH TERRACE AND BLACK … in a surrender by Henry Bodicoate to Anne Peyton, his sister, and others, and also in a sale of a number of … inn to the high road, but it is shown on Salway's plan as St. Peter's Street. The rate-books are only available for the …
Physicians and Irregular Medical Practitioners in London 1550-1640
… medical practice 1624-1649 Address Windmill Alley 1634. Nr St Mary Hill Southwark '36 Other notes Trouble 1634-9. Killed … Street, said that H (of near St Mary Hill, Southwark) gave his child, 9-10 years old, a clyster including a red powder, … crimes 1 3 May 1639 Entry H was accused on the Walton case and confessed giving the clyster. John Walton thought the red …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Dorset
… Hammoon 19 HAMMOON (8114) (O.S. 6 ins. ST 81 SW) The small parish of Hammoon, covering only 690 … lies in a bend of the R. Stour between Sturminster Newton and Shillingstone. It occupies a flat river terrace about 150 … before 1771. Ecclesiastical (1) The Parish Church of St. Paul stands in the N. part of the village. It has walls …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Dorset
… along the river, the whole area lies on Bagshot Beds and Bracklesham Beds, with extensive heathlands in the N. and E., at altitudes rarely exceeding 100 ft.; much of this … (1) of Edward Greathead, 1840, and Mary Elizabeth (Glyn), his wife, 1864, marble tablet with shield-of-arms, by …
Survey of London
… Hampshire House and Hampshire Cottage XXIII.HAMPSHIRE HOUSE AND HAMPSHIRE COTTAGE Ground landlord, leaseholder, etc. … on the surrender of Thomas Harrison, the description at his subsequent surrender (1799) reading: "All that half acre …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in London
… principal monument. Ecclesiastical a(1). Parish Church of St. John was rebuilt in 1745 and enlarged in 1878, but retains the following: Fittings … Floor-slab: In N. aisleto John Rixton, 1658, and Margaret, his wife, 1687, with shield-of-arms. Plate (Plate 36): …
The Environs of London
… ancient way of spelling Homestead, a word still in use, and signifying the site of a house with its appurtenances. It … London, lies on the side of a hill, about four miles from St. Giles's church. The fine views of the metropolis, and the … is a low spire. The only monument in the church is that of Anthony Askew, M. D. F. R. S. 54, who died Feb. 28, 1774, …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… Hampstead - Hampton-Wick Hampstead (St. John) HAMPSTEAD ( St. John), a parish, in the union of … by King Ethelred on the monks of St. Peter at Westminster, and, the grant having been confirmed by William the … persons interred at Hampstead, have been, Dr. Anthony Askew, a critic and physician; James Mc Ardell, an …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… of Haverstock Hill, was an early magnet for merchants and others who wanted a country house within easy reach of … who died there in 1669. 49 It was inherited by his daughter and her husband Charles West, Baron De La Warr … on the site. 69 In 1685 it was leased to Richard Mulys of St. James, Westminster, who replaced the old house, which …
Old and New London
… Hampstead Belsize and Frognal CHAPTER XXXIX. HAMPSTEAD (continued).BELSIZE AND … which, as we have seen, stands at the farthest point of St. John's Wood. It is traditionally stated that the manor of … of the souls of Edmund, Earl of Lancaster, and of Blanche, his wife. This earl was a grandson of Henry III.; he had …