Geoffrey Godard left by his will to Margery his wife, his soc of Lancastre, annually collected on the vigil of Easter in the church of St. Benedict at the hithe, 1273-4 (Ct. H.W. I. 18). shaped stops resting on lightly chamfered wall-plates. A staircase with slender Tuscan-column balusters and a moulded

Langborne water so called of the length thereof, was a greate streame of water breaking out of the ground, in Fan Church streete [ Fenchurch St], which ran downe with a swift course, west, through that streete, thwart Grastreet [ Gracechurch Street] and downe Lombardestreete [ Lombard Street], to the west ende of S. Mary Woolnothes Church, and then turning the course South downe Shareborne lane [ Sherbourne Lane], so termed of sharing or deviding, it brake into divers rilles or rillets to the River of Thames, of this Bourne that warde tooke the name, and is till this day called Langborne warde, this Bourne also is long since stopped up at the heade and the rest of the course filled up and paved over, so that no signe thereof remaineth more then the names aforesaide." Former names : "Tidewaiter's Court" (western portion) (Strype, ed. 1720, Pt. 1, 55-Elmes, 1831). "Trinity Court" (Rocque, 1746-Lond. Guide, 1758). "Wright Street," 1771 (Tomlinson, p. 329). "Wright's Rents" (eastern portion) (Horwood, 1799). left in inscription for date of John's death not filled in. Communion Table: In W. tower, of oak, with turned legs, plain Mariner House, Crutched Friars (Peter Marsden 1963-4) a small stream in the natural gravels, on an east to west alignment. [8] Parking charges are only applicable during the high season, which runs from the 1st March through to the 31st October and from 9am until 6pm.Burn or Bourne is a standard name for smaller streams and river, common in the area of London, for example the nearby rivers Ravensbourne, Tyburn and Westbourne. In place names it normally means 'stream'. [7] Archaeological evidence [ edit ] Barton's denial of the stream thus rests on Stowe's description, which describes a route far to the west of the one proposed by Bentley. Just 50metres along is the Marina Front car park. There are 98 spaces here, including two disabled. This car park is open 24 hours a day and has toilets (perfect if you’ve arrived after a long journey). For many years Camden retained the policy of only placing women on the estate but that has since lapsed. The only known other estate built for single women was in Wandsworth but has since been demolished. The Pavilion Drive Car Park is the closest car park to Whitby Beach. There are 70 spaces here, including two disabled bays. Parking charges only apply during the high season, which runs from 1st March through to the 31st October and from 9am through until 6pm.

I set about researching these events to see if they really did in facthappen – and the more I discovered, the more fascinated I became So they applied their minds to see whether the rent charge could be raised. Could, for instance, a sliding scale be introduced to vary with the cost of living index? this book will piece their stories together and bring their incredible lifeinto the light of day for my readers to enjoy. a b Kelsey, Richard (1841), Original Plan of Contours, City of London Record Office , cited by Bentley (1984) Plot-owners appreciate the debts that we owe to the past and realise that these created new responsibilities lor the future. An important and sometimes expensive part of the Estate Committees work is maintaining its appearance, and consequently the value of the Estate, but above all, preserving the pleasure of living under such excellent conditions so near the centre of the metropolis. Estate Financial HistoryA very different course is described in 1603 by John Stow, [5] [11] giving the name as 'Langborne' and describing the route as running along Fenchurch Street, Lombard Street, and Sherbourn Lane. Stow states that the river gave its name to the Langbourn ward of the City of London. The stream was either covered over or dry by his time. The value of trees to the townscape needs no emphasis. And how much more delightful still when the trees are set off by grass below them. We are particularly fortunate in having wide road verges with both trees and grass giving such a pleasant aspect to the estate.