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A History of the County of York
… in the accounting year 1446-7 when the gates at the Coney Street entrance to the lane leading to the Guildhall site … in principle that a building should be erected in Coney Street at a cost of £1,000 of which the town clerk was to …
Survey of London
… Road). 1 By the 1640s a small southern part was called Little Courtfield or Daniel's Field 2 and by 1694 a portion … an elderly and very rich man with a house in St. James's Street and a country house at Tring. There Wren had designed … Bolton Gardens and No. 194 Old Brompton Road, despite the green view from every room (Plate 87a). This does not seem to …
Survey of London
… Artillery Passage and Lane), on the south by Wentworth Street, on the east by Bell Lane and on the west by Petticoat Lane (now Middlesex Street). a It formed the south-western extremity of the … of Stow's Survey the vicinity of Middlesex Street. And a little Way off this, on the east side of the Way, down a …
Survey of London
… and shown on Tompson's map (Plate 2) next to the Bowling Green. The Pindar of Wakefield and the adjoining property … recorded that two acres of his land (across which Cromer Street now runs) were charged with the payment of 56 s. … the old road that led to Greenland Place and the Bowling Green. The land on the north side of the street was leased to …
Old and New London
… Cat's OperaO'Brien, the Irish GiantWeeks's MuseumThe "Little Theatre in the Haymarket:" its HistoryFoote: his "Cat … Buckstone, Mr. Charles Mathews"Lord Dundreary." The broad street denominated the Haymarket, connecting Pall Mall East … lofts over it. At the entrance-gate to the upper bowling-green was a "parlour-lodge," close to which a double flight …
Survey of London
… in certain streets about St. James's Palace including the street "beginning from the Mews up to Pickadilly" and for the … ). The Haymarket Theatre The First Haymarket Theatre or Little Theatre was built in 1720 by John Potter, carpenter, … known by the sign of the Cannon and Musket. 154 It lay a little to the north of the present theatre, two houses south …
Survey of London
… and in 181618 it was provided with faades to Charles Street, the Haymarket and Pall Mall by John Nash and George … of Silver, on which is Graven Kit Cat on the one side, and Little Whigg on the other. . . . And there was such Zeal … adjacent Streets about them, were then all but so many green Fields of Pasture. . . .' 35 Cibber's remarks on the …
Survey of London
… of the Haymarket; the history of the eastern side of the street and of the market from which the street takes its … from plans which appear to have been prepared by Leslie W. Green, architect to the Underground Electric Railways … 16 The platforms were finished with a trimming of blue and green tiles, part of an elaborate plan to assign each station …
A History of the County of Shropshire
… remained in 1913 but only one in 1982. 51 Weir (or Perry Green) Cottage stood by 1841 isolated on part of the glebe … was reported at Norncott in 1517, 80 but by 1590 had made little progress on the glebe of Stoke St. Milborough at the … at Lower Norncott, on the site later used for ironworks; a little beyond the brook, in Abdon parish, lay Mill field and …
Survey of London
… Creek, a picturesque inlet of the Thames which, there is little doubt, formed the cradle of the early riverside life … Place, 1 and two on the west: the Upper Mall and Bridge Street, the latter having once been the commencement of a … tributary stream rising in the neighbourhood of Harlesden Green, it turned south towards the Creek, entering it through …