The Sheffield Directory and Guide: Containing a History of the Town ... Including the Neighbouring Towns & Villages [etc.]1828 |
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Allen street Angel street Arundel street Bank Barker Barker's pool Barker's-pool Benjamin boot and shoe boot and shoemaker Bridge street Bridgehouses Britannia metal Broad lane Broad street Broad-lane busks butcher Campo lane Campo-lane Carver street Change alley chapel Charles Church street Coalpit lane Coutts and co cutlery dress maker Duke street Edward Elizabeth Esdaile Eyre Eyre-street Fargate file manufacturer flour dealer Fruit market George Gibraltar Gibraltar-street Greaves grocer and flour Hartshead Henry High street Hollis croft James John joiner Jonathan Joseph Lambert street Lee croft Little Sheffield Lubbock manufacturer of pen manufacturer of table manufr Mary Masterman Moorfields Norfolk Norfolk-street Park Parkin Pea croft pen and pocket Pinstone-street plated pocket knife manufacturer Pond Pond-street Robert Rockingham Samuel scissor Scotland street Shambles shoe maker Silver Silver-street Smith Solly-street South-street steel table knives tailor tea dealer Thomas Townhead Upperthorpe victualler Waingate West street West-bar Westbar Westbar green whitesmith Wicker William Wright
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Página xxxiii - Norfolk the sword of state to carry before him to 684 the chapel : and he stood at the door. Upon which the king said to him, My lord, your father would have gone further : to which the duke answered, Your majesty's father was the better man, and he would not have gone so far.
Página lvi - A scene sequester'd from the haunts of men, The loveliest nook of all that lovely glen, Where weary pilgrims found their last repose : The little heaps were ranged in comely rows, With walks between, by friends and kindred trod, Who dress'd with duteous hands each hallow'd sod : No sculptured monument...
Página 188 - Weston and Young, 6, Wellington Street, Borough. Whitmore, Wells, and Whitmore, 24, Lombard Street. Williams, Deacon, Labouchere, and Co., 20, Birchin I.ane.
Página xxxv - The Most High, Mighty, and Most Potent Prince, CHARLES HOWARD Duke of NORFOLK ! Earl Marshal ! And Hereditary Earl Marshal of England ! Earl of Arundel Castle ! Earl of Surrey ! Earl of Norfolk ! Earl of Norwich ! Baron of Mowbray ! Baron of Howard ! Baron of Segrave ! Baron of...
Página xliii - ... out of the stone, and looked its parent in the face ! — to know his joy, a man must have been such a parent. The throes and anguish, however, of that first birth of his genius in marble, enabled that genius thenceforward, with comparative ease, to give being and body to its mightiest conceptions. "Were I a rich man, who could purchase the costly labours of such a master, I almost think that I could forego the pride of possessing the most successful effort of his later hand, for the noble pleasure...
Página xxiv - Manton, to hold to him and his heirs in capite by the service of a tenth part of a knight's fee, and by the royal service of finding the king a right-hand glove at his coronation, and supporting the royal arm so long as the sceptre should be held, and at the yearly rent of £23.
Página xlii - In the original design were included side aisles, both on the north and south, above which rose the nave, with a range of clerestory windows. Perhaps the first change in its form was produced by the erection of the Shrewsbury Chapel, which now forms the south-east angle of the building. Since that period there have been many changes and many re-edifications, till nothing remains of the original fabric except the massy pillars that support the tower, and the whole has assumed a form which never belonged...
Página xxxv - Gules, on a bend between six cross crosslets fitchy, argent, an escutcheon or, charged with a demi-lion rampant pierced through the mouth with an arrow, within a double tressure, flory counter-flory...
Página xiii - Kirksted unum managium in territorio de Kymberworth ad domos suas et ortum et quatuor forgias faciendas ; duas scilicet ad quoquendum ferrum et duas ad fabricandam, quandocunque voluerint ! et mineram ad fodiendum per totum territorium ejusdem villse, quantum sufficit duabas ignibus, et mortuum nemus de Kymberwyth quantum sufficit illis quatuor ignibus, et pasturam ad decem animalia, et quatuor equos, in communibus pascuis camporum eorum.
Página liv - It is a large and commodious place of worship, capable of seating about 1300, and contains a large proportion of free sittings. On the first opening of this chapel, and for a considerable time afterwards, the congregation within exhibited an arrangement peculiar to early Methodism — the men and women seated on different sides — a regulation which, however commendable at the time, has long ago very properly given way CHAP.