Ayre's Charity Almshouses

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• Almshouses, Judd's Charity

  See Judd's Almshouses. ...

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• Charity

  ·noun Love; universal benevolence; good will. II. Charity ·noun Liberality to the poor and the suff...

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• Charity

  (1 Cor. 13), the rendering in the Authorized Version of the word which properly denotes love, and is...

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• Self-charity

  ·noun Self-love. ...

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• Charity Court

  Out of Aldersgate Street Without (P.C. 1732-Boyle, 1799). Not named in the maps. ...

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• Charity School

  See St. Botolph Aldgate Charity School. ...

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• charity-sloops

  Certain 10-gun brigs built towards the end of Napoleon's war, something smaller than the 18-gun brig...

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• Alleyn's Almshouses

  In Gingerbread Court, Lamb Alley, Bishopsgate Street, in Bishopsgate Ward Without (Dodsley, 1761-O.S...

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• Askew Almshouses

  See Drapers' Almshouses. ...

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• Bennet's Almshouses

  On the west side of St. Peter's Hill, Upper Thames Street, a few doors from No. 216 Upper Thames Str...

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• Blackfriars Almshouses

  In Church Entry on the east side, a few doors from Shoemaker Row, Blackfriars (Lockie, 1810, to Elme...

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• Braziers' Almshouses

  At the end of Two Swan Yard, No. 186, Bishopsgate Without (Lockie, 1810). Founded by Lady Elizabeth...

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• Camp's Almshouses

  In Wormwood Street. Founded by Mr. Lawrence Camp for six poor people of Allhallows parish, London Wa...

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• Drapers' Almshouses

  1) On the west side of Cooper's Row (Elmes, 1831). Founded by Sir John Milborne, Draper, who was Ma...

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• Embroiderers' Almshouses

  On the west side of St. Peter's Hill, between that street and Bennet Hill, south of the College of A...

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• Eyre Almshouses

  See Ayre's Charity Almshouses. ...

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• Gresham Almshouses

  On the east side of Old Broad Street at the back of Gresham House stood 8 almshouses built by Sir Th...

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• Grocers' Almshouses

  Seven almshouses erected near Grocer's Hall in 1429 (S. 266). ...

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• Haberdashers' Almshouses

  On the east side of Staining Lane, adjoining the Haberdashers' Hall. For ten almspeople, by the gift...

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• Jews' Almshouses

  On the north side of Cock Court, Jewry Street (O.S. 25 in. 1880). Not in the earlier maps. Site se...

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• Judd's Almshouses

  On the east side of Bishopsgate. In Bishopsgate Ward Within (O.S. 1880). Near St. Helen's Church at...

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• Leathersellers' Almshouses

  Erected by the Leathersellers in Clarke's Court, Bishopsgate, founded 1544. In White's Alley, Colem...

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• (St.) Michael's Almshouses

  North and east of St. Michael Paternoster Royal Church (Horwood, 1799). Former name : "Whittington'...

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• Milborne's Almshouses

  See Drapers' Almshouses1, Cooper's Row. ...

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• Oxford's Almshouses

  In Gunpowder Alley, Crutched Friars (q.v.). ...

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• (Lady) Packlon Almshouses

  In Whitefriars. Founded and endowed by Lady Anne Packington, left to the Clothworkers' Company (Elm...

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• Rogers' Almshouses

  In Hart Street, London Wall. Erected by Mr. Robert Rogers, leatherseller, for six old couples, 1612 ...

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• Salters' Almshouses

  On the east side of Monkwell Street, adjoining Hart Street (Lockie, 1810-Elmes, 1831). Founded by S...

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• Smith's Almshouses

  In St. Peter's Hill, Doctor's Commons. Founded 1584 by David Smith for six poor widows. Burnt in th...

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• Cordwainers' Charity School

  In Old Change at the corner of Watling Street, by St. Paul's Churchyard (Lockie, 1810-Elmes, 1831). ...

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• (St.) Sepulchre's Charity School

  In Bell Court, Giltspur Street, nearly opposite the Church (Lockie, 1810-Elmes, 1831). Not named in...

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• Almshouses, Mincing Lane

  In two alleys in Mincing Lane, given by Wm. Sevenoke to St. Dunstan's parish in the East (Strype, ed...

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• Dutch Church Almshouses

  In Middle Moorfields. Erected by the Dutch Congregation of the Austin Friars early in 1700 (Strype, ...

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• Merchant Taylors' Almshouses

  Adjoining to the west end of the parish church of St. Martin Outwich in Threadneedle Street built in...

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• (St.) Botolph Aldgate Charity School

  In Victualling Office Square. On the east side of Little Tower Hill, west of and facing the Mint (Lo...

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• cold as presbyterian charity

  I know not the origin of this saying, and am not aware that there is less charity in this sect than ...

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• Farringdon Ward Within. Charity School

  At the west end of Bull and Mouth Street, early facing Butcher Hall Lane (Lockie, 1810-Elmes, 1831)....

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