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The village of Charing grew into importance as a meeting place between Westminster and London and the newly settled district of St. James's . The first general emigration westward of the laity was made INTRODUCTION xxvii.
The village of Charing grew into importance as a meeting place between Westminster and London and the newly settled district of St. James's . The first general emigration westward of the laity was made INTRODUCTION xxvii.
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The first general emigration westward of the laity was made in the reign of James I. Lord Herbert of Cherbury and many others went to Great Queen Street , which was built about 1629 , and called after Henrietta Maria .
The first general emigration westward of the laity was made in the reign of James I. Lord Herbert of Cherbury and many others went to Great Queen Street , which was built about 1629 , and called after Henrietta Maria .
Σελίδα xxix
Either in the time of James I. or in the next reign , a portion of the St. James's Fields were laid out for the convenience of the players of the newly introduced game of Pall Mall . Games did not flourish during the years of the ...
Either in the time of James I. or in the next reign , a portion of the St. James's Fields were laid out for the convenience of the players of the newly introduced game of Pall Mall . Games did not flourish during the years of the ...
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In a card designed by Hogarth for James Figg , he is described as “ Master of ye noble science of defence " dwelling “ on ye right hand in Oxford Road near Adam and Eve Court . ” Addison Road , KENSINGTON , runs from the Kensington Road ...
In a card designed by Hogarth for James Figg , he is described as “ Master of ye noble science of defence " dwelling “ on ye right hand in Oxford Road near Adam and Eve Court . ” Addison Road , KENSINGTON , runs from the Kensington Road ...
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Ye friends of George , and friends of James , Envy us not our river Thames ; The Princess , fond of raw - boned faces , May give you all our posts and places ; Take all to gratify your pride , But dip your oatmeal in the Clyde .
Ye friends of George , and friends of James , Envy us not our river Thames ; The Princess , fond of raw - boned faces , May give you all our posts and places ; Take all to gratify your pride , But dip your oatmeal in the Clyde .
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| Τίτλος | London, Past and Present: Its History, Associations, and Traditions, Τόμος 1 Τόμος 1 του London past and present: its history, associations and traditions, based upon The handbook of London by P. Cunningham, Henry Benjamin Wheatley London, Past and Present: Its History, Associations, and Traditions, Henry Benjamin Wheatley |
| Συγγραφέας | Henry Benjamin Wheatley |
| Συνεισφέροντες | John Murray (Firm), Scribner & Welford |
| Εκδότης | J. Murray, 1891 |
| Πρωτότυπο από | το Πανεπιστήμιο του Ουισκόνσιν - Μάντισον |
| Ψηφιοποιήθηκε στις | 28 Φεβ. 2009 |
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