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Old and New London
… and his "37." The original "Green Dragon" (No. 56, south) was destroyed by the Great Fire, and the new building … imprisonment, a punishment by no means undeserved. No. 76 (south) was once the entrance to the printing-office of Samuel … smothered-up St. Bride's. The office of Punch (No. 85, south side) is said to occupy the site of the small school, …
Old and New London
… that Grecian temple that has wedged itself into the south-west end of Chancery Lane, was built in the stormy year …
Old and New London
… run on Marlborough's victories, Jacobite plots, and the South-Sea Bubble; Addison must have discussed Swift, and …
Old and New London
… (just one of those black bins still to be seen at the south-west end) in Fetter Lane, Dr. Johnson's friend, Levett, …
Old and New London
… Southern tributaries CHAPTER XII. FLEET STREET TRIBUTARIES SOUTH. Worthy Mr. FisherLamb's Wednesday EveningsPersons one …
A History of the County of Cambridge and the Isle of Ely
… modern times, was probably built to block access from the south to the Fen Ditton-Horningsea peninsula. Between the 6th … a turnpike between 1724 and 1872. 8 The hundred's straight south-western boundary follows the Roman road which ran … 1894 belonged to Chesterton rural district. 17 In 1911 the south-west portion of Cherry Hinton parish, comprising 338 a. …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Huntingdonshire
… and the North Aisle of the Nave added. About 1300 the South Aisle was added, the nave lengthened or the N. arcade … was restored in 1872, the North Aisle re-built and the South Porch added. In 1917 the top of the spire was re-built, … head and retains the hooks of the former door. The South Aisle (7 ft. wide) has E. and W. windows uniform with …
A Dictionary of London
… L. Bk. I. p. 154). No later mention. Flower de Lis Court South out of Bristol Street. In Castle Baynard Ward (O. and … See Fleur de Lis Court, Fetter Lane. Flower de Luce Alley South out of Thames Street (Leake, 1666) on the east side of … etc. Flying Horse Yard East out of Bartholomew Close, south of the entrance to St.. Bartholomew's Church, in …
A Topographical Dictionary of Wales
… site of the present town of Flint, in which the Prince of South Wales was to determine the controversy. Ranulph, Earl … of North Wales, the main body of which is bounded on the south, south-west, and west, by Denbighshire; on the north, by the …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… reign of James I., with gables and wooden parapets on the south-west and north sides; the roof has a profusion of … the road from Northampton to Daventry, and bounded on the south and west by the river Nene; and comprises 2619 a. 29 … the road from Alcester to Worcester, between the north and south branches of the river Piddle, and comprises 667 acres, …