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A New History of London
… all other things whatsoever in the same letters patents or charters (except as are herein after excepted) and all and … mayor and commonalty, and citizens of the city of London, or their predecessors, by the name of mayor and commonalty, … Giles without Cripplegate, London; St. Stephen in Coleman-street, London; and St. Botolph, without Bishopsgate, London; …
A New History of London
… said letters patents, charters, grants, and confirmations, or any of them, contained, recited, specified, confirmed, explained or mentioned; and all and singular the lands, tenements, … arching all convenient places. We do declare, that Fleet-street, Cheapside, Cornhill, and all other eminent and …
A New History of London
… that no stranger from the liberty of the city may buy or sell, from any stranger from the liberties of the same city, any merchandize or wares within the liberties of the same city, upon … grates of iron, along the said water-side, and also by the street-side, where any water-course is had into the said …
A New History of London
… city for the time being, during the time of his mayoralty, or by his sufficient deputies, in, upon, and about the water … city for the time being, during the time of his mayoralty, or his sufficient deputies, all wages, reward, fees, and … Trinity near Aldgate, London, commonly called Creed-church-street, or the Duke's-place; and the late dissolved priory of …
The Environs of London
… year 1774, when a woman of the name of Ford, living in New-street, was, at the age of 65, delivered of a daughter, who … Lockington 44. The soil of the upper part of Shirley heath or common is extremely barren, consisting almost wholly of shingles or loose round pebbles, with a very small intermixture of …
The Environs of London
… of Yvery. P. 132.There is no doubt that Sir George Pearce or Pearse mentioned in this page was Sir George Picrs, Bart. … charter is mentioned, by which the franchise, free-board, or liberty, was extended to nine feet in breadth beyond the … of Bishop Butts) left a son, now rector of St. Olave, Hart-street, and five daughters, for whom he was unable to make …
The records of St. Bartholomew's priory & St. Bartholomew the Great, West Smithfield
… return upon Oath of the Charitable Donations given by Deed or Will for the benefit of Poor Persons within their … Gt. St. Bartholomew for ever to buy them Bread an Annuity or yearly Rent charge of five pounds to be issuing and … above specified. There is a large old house, in Aldersgate-street, part occupied by a stationer and part used as a …
Chamber Accounts of the Sixteenth Century
… the door at the lords' house attending upon the table [or plo]t of the said water and there hanged up for [the … of Tudor and Stuart England, 1954, 168). Ms mutilated or faded. Here and below, lacunae are where possible supplied … and was then resident with his wife and child in Broad Street ward. From 19 Nov. 1572 to 2 Feb. 1576 he was a deacon …
The Environs of London
… with four plates. P. 581 (of this volume).Thomas Crimes, or Grimes, is in Bromley's Catalogue called "a poet," but … John Tyffin, 1648. Elizabeth Brown, 48l. (house in Fleet-street), Education of children. 1654. Edward Hurst, Esq. 61. … shall grow up thereto, and that without taking any money or other reward for the same, other than as hereafter is …
A Topographical Dictionary of Wales
… Appendix Glossary APPENDIX, No. II. GLOSSARY; OR, EXPLANATION OF SOME OF THOSE WELSH WORDS WHICH FREQUENTLY … as, of a brook into a river, of a river into a lake or sea: the mouth of a river, a haven, a port, or harbour. … Yspytty, an hospital, an almshouse. Ystrad, a vale, a street, or paved way. Ystum, a situation, figure, a bending. …