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The London eyre of 1244
… the liberty of the City maliciously overthrew or burned houses against the king's peace: who they are and whose houses they were and if they have made peace without the … licence. The City answered that they do not recollect any houses being overthrown or burned against the king's peace …
A Dictionary of London
… Court." Opened 1679. Name changed to" Bath Street," 1843. Houses on east side removed 1869 for new Post Office …
A History of the County of York
… between 1859 and 1864. 7 Roman Catholic priests and the houses they occupied and served are mentioned in other parts …
A History of the County of Oxford
… in recusant hands into the 18th century, 2 and in private houses, notably Holywell Manor, the home of the Napper … the mayor allegedly reported that there were not three houses in the town without papists, 6 and a return of … as a recusant. 19 In 1642 Green's and Edmund Napper's houses and the Star were searched for arms on the orders of …
A History of the County of Chester
… simple materials, many of the buildings, particularly the houses of the senior centurions, were finished to a high … establishments such as extramural baths, 8 posting houses, 9 and the amphitheatre. The amphitheatre was used for … and officials employed to run the extramural posting houses, harbour facilities, and other official …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Dorset
… remains tell us little of the size or type of the town houses of Durnovaria, although the best preserved and still … tribal nobility who are believed to have built such town houses and taken office as decurions in earlier centuries. … when the counterscarp was cut back to build the terraced houses in Great Western Road in the 1880s. Some appear to …