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A History of the County of Sussex
… which belonged successively to Fécamp and Syon abbeys; Bull. Inst. Hist. Res. xxxvii. 104. L. & P. Hen. VIII, xv, p. …
A Dictionary of London
… preached there, General Assembly held there in 1259. Papal bull read there 1262 (S.333). Its original form seems to have …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… conjecture. The town consists chiefly of two streets. The Bull bridge, which here crosses the Penk by several small …
A History of the County of Stafford
… lay on the right bank of the Penk, between Cuttlestone and Bull bridges, with Holmford Meadow across the river, below Bull Bridge. 6 In 1718 an agreement was secured by the … in 1662. 61 By 1754 there was a mill to the east of Bull Bridge on the site of the present mill. 62 Estimates for …
A History of the County of Stafford
… at least once and altered and repaired at various times. Bull Bridge, which carries the StaffordWolverhampton road … in 1824 64 5 s. 3 d. was spent on removing 'buildings at Bull Bridge'. 67 The present bridge is of stone ashlar and … was by then 'inconsiderable'. 106 The mill downstream from Bull Bridge was in temporary use as a rolling-mill between …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… the king's books at 12, and in the gift of the Rev. Edward Bull: the tithes have been commuted for 510, and the glebe …
Old and New London
… Origin of the NameThe "Belvidere" TavernThe Society of Bull Feathers' HallPenton StreetJoe GrimaldiChrist … the Restoration), the members of the quaint Society of Bull Feathers' Hall met at the Folly before marching to …
Survey of London
… Belvidere (18756, see page 352). The Welsh Bull at No. 120 was enlarged in 1881 and remodelled … 38 Of those mentioned, only the Belvidere and Welsh Bull survive, neither of them now as pubs. Though there was … in the early 1820s, Thomas Arrowsmith, proprietor of John Bull, and Richard Barlow, a bill-broker. 51 From the outset …