A Survey of LondonWhittaker and Company, 1842 - 222 strán (strany) |
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alderman Aldgate alms appeareth Baynard's castle bishop of London Bishopsgate bridge building built buried called chapel church of St churchyard city of London conduit Cornhill court deceased ditch draper Earl edition Edward III Edward IV England esquire fair houses fishmonger Fitz founded friars gate gave goldsmith grocer hath Henry VI Henry VIII high street hithe hospital hundred King Edward King Henry King Henry VIII king's knight land lane Lansdown late Lime street ward lodged Lord Ludgate Mary mayor of London mercer merchants monuments Newgate Nicholas north side parish church parish of St Paul's pence poor pounds priory prisoners Queen realm Richard Richard II river of Thames Robert runneth saith shillings Sir John Sir Thomas Sir William Smithfield sometime south side standeth Stephen stone Stow STOW'S SURVEY street ward Strype tenements Tower Tower of London unto Walbrooke wall wardens west side Westminster wherein wife William Walworth
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Strana 166 - On the left hand from Charing cross be also divers fair tenements lately built, till ye come to a large plot of ground inclosed with brick, and is called Scotland, where great buildings have been for receipt of the kings of Scotland, and other estates of that country...
Strana 166 - West from this cross stood sometime an hospital of St. James, consisting of two hides of land, with the appurtenances, in the parish of St. Margaret in Westminster, and founded by the citizens of London, before the time of any man's memory, for fourteen sisters, maidens, that were leprous, living chastely and honestly in divine service.
Strana 182 - Savoy, and all the bedding and other furniture of the said hospital of the Savoy, towards the maintenance of the said workhouse of Bridewell, and the hospital of St. Thomas in Southwark.
Strana 89 - Alice his wife, their founders, and for Sir William Whitington, knight, and Dame Joan his wife, and for Hugh Fitzwaren, and Dame Molde his wife, the fathers and mothers of the said Richard...