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共 53 段- “I confess that I lacked my desire to the accomplishment of
- And now touching the maintenance and reparing the said wall.
- Moreover, in the year 1016, Canute the Dane, with a great na
- Touching the next postern, called Moregate, I find that Thom
- [40] “Which then served as a posterne for passengers out of
- In the year 1351, William Edington, bishop of Winchester, an
- This Robert deceased in the year 1305, leaving issue Walter
- Last of all, Sir Thomas Gresham, knight, agent to the queen’
- Richard Nevill, Earl of Warwick, with six hundred men, all i
- In the month of May, namely, on May-day in the morning, ever
- Richard Whittington, mercer, three times mayor, in the year
- 23 Queenhithe ward.
- Now therefore, to begin at the east end of the street, on th
- Sir Thomas Audley offered the great church of this priory, w
- The next is Leaden hall, of which I read, that in the year 1
- [146] This passage is printed very incorrectly, and as prose
- Then in the very west corner, over against the east end of S
- Then lower down towards the Stocks’ market is the parish chu
- And here a note of this steeple: as I have oft heard my fath
- Touching the ancient customs of Belinsgate in the reign of E
- Candlewright (so called in old records of the Guildhall, of
- Lower down from this parish church be divers fair houses, na
- Then is Simpson’s lane, of one Simpson, or Emperor’s head la
- This ward beginneth in the east, on the west side of Walbroo
- Then in Needelars lane have ye the parish church of St. Panc
- The 1st year of Henry VI., John Coventrie and John Carpenter
- In this said street, called the Old Jury, is a proper parish
- Then is the parish church of St. Mary Aldermanbury, a fair c
- Now on the south side of Engain or Maiden lane is the west s
- Then down Foster lane and Noble street, both of Aldersgate s
- Henry Lacy, Earl of Lincoln, constable of Chester, and custo
- John Wenlocke, by his last will, dated 1477, appointed there
- Lower down on the same side is the parish church of St. Mild
- King Henry III. in the 9th of his reign, commanded the const
- Over-against the north-west end of this Lambard hill lane in
- The rest of that west side of Smithfield hath divers fair in
- Without Ludgate, on the right hand, or north side from the s
- This Temple church hath a master and four stipendiary priest
- There be monuments in this hospital church of Sir Robert Cha
- Amongst the which (I mean of the ancientest building) was on
- There were buried in this church brethren of that house and
- Now to begin again at Temple bar, over against it.[290] In t
- The altar and sepulture of the same King Henry VII., wherein
- And here it is to be noted, that the kings of this realm hav
- 1051. William, a Norman chaplain to Edward the Confessor, wa
- St. Bartlemew, in Smithfield, an hospital of great receipt a
- 1285. The 13th, Stephen Cornhill, Robert Rocksley; mayor, Gr
- Edward IV. began his reign the 4th of March, in the year 146
- 1525. More, in the 16th of Henry VIII., Sir William Bayly, t
- But I will rather use the credit of one or two ancient forei
- Thus much then of the estate of London, in the government th
- “Each steed’s well-train’d to gallop in a ring.”
- Temple bar, 71, 173