Yseldon: A Perambulation of IslingtonJ. S. Hodson, 1858 - 214 sivua |
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acres of land aforesaid alias ancient anno appurtenances Ball's Pond Barnsbury Barrow Battle Bridge belonging Berners Bishop of London boundary buried Camden Town Canonbury Canons Chapel church Clerkenwell containing county of Middlesex Court cross customary tenants Dean and Chapter decease demesne east side Edmund Edward Eliz Finsbury free rent issuing garden grant Green Lanes Hagbush Lane Hampstall heir Henry VIII Hermitage Highbury Highbury Manor Highgate holden Hornsey House hydes inquisition Iseldon Islington John of Jerusalem John's Kentish Town King Kingsland knight's fee late Lazar House lease Lond Lord lying Maiden Lane Mantells Mary meadow messuage Middlesex Newington Green North Road Nunnery parcel parish of Islington parish of St pasture payable yearly Perambulation possessions Prebend Priory of St Ralph reign Richard River Robert Rosemary Branch scite seised Spital stone Street Road Stroud Green Survey tenements tenure thence thereof Thomas Fowler Tollington Upper Holloway William Wood Yveney
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Sivu 183 - methinks, I see The Monster London laugh at me ; I should at thee too, foolish City, Let but thy wicked men from out thee go, And all the fools that crowd thee so, E'en thou, who d'ost thy millions boast, A Village less than Islington
Sivu 183 - of the borough of Mary-le-bone, and over far the greater part of the space now covered by the boroughs of Finsbury and of the Tower Hamlets. Islington was almost a solitude ; and poets loved to contrast its silence and repose with the din and turmoil of the monster London."*
Sivu 91 - made and taken by Us, whose names are hereunto subscribed, in the month of October, 1649, by virtue of a Commission to Us granted (grounded upon an Act of the Commons of England, assembled in Parliament, for the abolishing of Deans, Deans and Chapters, Canons, Prebends, and
Sivu 149 - Walked over the fields to Kingsland and back again; a walk I think I have not taken these twenty years; but puts me in mind of my boy's time, when I boarded at Kingsland, and used to shoot with my bow and arrows in these fields. A very pretty place it is.
Sivu 158 - What do you talk on it ? Because I dwell at Hogsden, I shall keep company with none but the archers of Finsbury, or the citizens that come a-ducking to Islington Ponds! a fine jest, i
Sivu 199 - It seems when they left Islington, they intended to have gone north away to Highgate, but were stopped at Holloway, and there they would not let them pass; so they crossed over the fields and hills to the eastward and came out at the Boarded River; and so avoiding the town, they left Hornsey on the
Sivu 159 - walked through the Ducking Pond fields; but they are so altered since my father used to carry us to Islington, to the old man's at the King's Head to eat cakes and ale, (his name was Pitts) that I did not know which was the Ducking-pond, nor where I was.
Sivu 123 - at the feast of St. Michael the Archangel, and the Annunciation of the Blessed Virgin Mary, by particular thereof mentioned to be of the yearly rent or value of
Sivu 42 - 1667. Walked over the fields to Kingsland and back again; a walk I think I have not taken these twenty years; but puts me in mind of my boy's time, when I boarded at Kingsland, and used to shoot with my bow and arrows in these
Sivu 15 - on the left hand, or the west side, the way stretcheth up towards Iseldon; and on the right hand or east side, at a red cross, turneth into Eald Street, so called for that it was the old highway from Aldersgate for the north-east parts of England, before Bishopsgate was built.