- 06″W / 51.5164833°N 0.0930722°W / 51.5164833; -0.0930722 St Mary
Aldermanbury was a
parish church in the City of
London first mentioned in 1181 and...
- into
Cripplegate Within) it
extends to
streets further west,
including Aldermanbury, Wood Street, and, to the north, part of
London Wall and St
Alphage Garden...
- its most
recognizable landmarks – the
Church of St. Mary the Virgin,
Aldermanbury.
Originally built in the City of
London in the 12th century, it was destro****...
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others depending upon them. The
company is
based at
Insurance Hall on
Aldermanbury, near
London Wall, a
building owned and
managed by the
Chartered Insurance...
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Peter ad
Vincula in the Tower. In 1692 his body was
moved to St Mary
Aldermanbury. In his
London Journal,
Leigh Hunt
gives the
following account of Judge...
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appointed curate and
preacher in the City of
London church of St Mary
Aldermanbury, a
strong focus of Puritanism, in the
place of
Thomas Taylor. In October...
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Seething Lane St Dunstan-in-the-East, St Dunstan's Hill St Mary
Aldermanbury,
Aldermanbury St
Olave Hart
Street churchyard,
Seething Lane St Paul's churchyard...
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United Kingdom, and
comprises three elements: the
Church of St Mary
Aldermanbury, the
museum itself, and the
Breakthrough sculpture. The
London church...
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Heminges and his sixteen-year-old wife
settled in the
parish of St Mary
Aldermanbury, and had at
least thirteen children there between the
years 1590 and...
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January 1753 and
returned almost a
month later to her mother's home in
Aldermanbury in the City of London,
emaciated and in a "deplorable condition". After...
