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A History of the County of Wiltshire
… at this point, and in 1773 the site was known as Gallows Gate. 80 Thus by the 18th century Fisherton had become a …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… further to the east, was at what was once known as Black Gate. 20 The west end of Fisherton Street was blind, as it is …
Old and New London
… of ground stood in Upper Thames Street, between the Water Gate and Old Swan Lane, and lay in three parishes. It was … of London after the Fire of 1666." The stairs wereWater Gate (originally called Oyster Hill, and afterwards the Gully … and their other colonies at Fish Wharf, Oyster Gate, and Eastcheap. "The topping men," says Stow, "lived in …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… later stood. 2 A chapel standing before the abbey gate in 1253 3 was probably on a different site to the later … in 1253 to hold services in a new chapel before the abbey gate. 41 In the late 16th century Flaxley had a chapel served … to SS. White and Radegund. 97 The chapel before the abbey gate 98 was probably not that used by the parishioners after …
A Dictionary of London
… Inner Temple Gateway, sometimes called the Inner Temple Gate-house, which was acquired by the London County Council …
Old and New London
… II.'s time the pillory was sometimes set up at the Temple gate; and here the wretch Titus Oates stood, amidst showers … the deplorable fight with the Horse Guards at Cumberland Gate, when two of the rioters were killed. With this rapid … pin of a coach-wheel that was going upwards through the gate, by which means it falling off, the passage was …
Old and New London
… paving the part of Chancery Lane over against the Rolls Gate. Sir Joseph Jekyll, the Master of the Rolls in the reign …
Old and New London
… of Fleet Street, Steele rallying them at the Temple Gate. In Sir Harry we fancy we see a faint sketch of the more …
Old and New London
… of gas. The arms of Serjeants' Inn, worked into the iron gate opening on Fleet Street, are a dove and a serpent, the …