The history and antiquities of the parish of Lambeth, and the archiepiscopal palace .. . essrs. Croggan and Co. who areremoving it to the New Road leading from Somers Town toPaddington. Amongst other works which have been executedat this manufactory, is the celebrated Gothic screen in St. € At that rent it was let for 21 years, at a fine of 5/.d Payable quarterly. ST. JOHN S DISTRICT. 301 Georges Chapel, at Windsor, supporting the organ gallery;also the Gothic front, and the three statues of King Edward,Madonna and Child, and St. George and the Dragon, on thewest front of the Chapel; the arms,
The history and antiquities of the parish of Lambeth, and the archiepiscopal palace .. . essrs. Croggan and Co. who areremoving it to the New Road leading from Somers Town toPaddington. Amongst other works which have been executedat this manufactory, is the celebrated Gothic screen in St. € At that rent it was let for 21 years, at a fine of 5/.d Payable quarterly. ST. JOHN S DISTRICT. 301 Georges Chapel, at Windsor, supporting the organ gallery;also the Gothic front, and the three statues of King Edward,Madonna and Child, and St. George and the Dragon, on thewest front of the Chapel; the arms, &c. of the Trinity-house;of the barracks at Windsor, York, and Northampton ; theQueens Guard-house in St. Jamess Park ; also of the barracksthroughout Scotland; and different works in the gardens andon the screen of Carlton-house, &c. Near Kings-arms stairs in College-street, in 1694-, after agreat flood, was found a gold ring, weighing the value of fortyshillings, which was left near the sand in the bank ; it was shewnto the Society of Antiquaries by Mr. Theobald in The inscription (in old French) on the seal part, round a dovewith an olive-branch in his mouth, which falls over his back, CDenci tie mop,—Think of me. Within the circle, Deboncor,—With heart, or heartily. The road that runs parallel with the river is now called Bel-videre-road, and is undergoing great improvements, by takingdown the old buildings, and substituting new and elegant housesin their stead. The former appellation of this place was Nar-row Wall, to distinguish it from Broad Wall, which runs fromthe river, and protected the ground in Christ-church parishfrom the Marsh. Belvidere-road, or Narrow Wall, is an ancient way, as it isdepicted in old views of London, 1588 ; as is Vine-street andthe Cornwall-road ; but no houses seem to have been on eitherof them, with the exception of a few in and about Vine-street. In 1704-, Jacob Vanlee, alias Valentine Vanlee, gave fouralms-houses on Narrow Wall
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