Oxford topography : an essay / by Herbert Hurst.

  • Hurst, Herbert, 1833-1913.
Date:
1899
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Credit: Oxford topography : an essay / by Herbert Hurst. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Butterwyke (Botervvyke), see Overee lane. Byfleet, charter dated at, 149. Byllingdon, Walter (1269), 132. Byllyngushall, see Billing hall. Bynsey, see Binsey. Bysely’s lodgings, Osney, 211, 212. Caer Bosta, Caer Mempric, Caer Vorti- geme (Oxford), 16. Caesar’s lodgings, 109. Cambridge, 6, 63. — Agas’s map of, 2, 3. — legend upon the plan of, 7. — King’s coll, chapel, 47. Campeden, see Henry de Campeden. Canal, the, 94, 95. Canal bridge, 83. Canditch (Kanditch), 4, 109, 115, 120, J24, 125, 131. — brewhouse near, 131. — the King’s highway at, 121. Canon Law schools, 193. Canon schools, 193, 194. Canons’ tenement, 97. Canterbury, archbps. of, Thomas Becket, 96. Henry Chichele, no. Thomas Cranmer, 32, 70, 123, 124. William Laud, 112. Matthew Parker, 123. Canterbury, archdeacon of, 181. Canterbury college, 198-200. — prior of, 199. Canutus, 42. Cardinal college, dean and canons of, 199. — building (Ch. Ch.), 45. — see also Christ Church. Cardinal’s hat, The, an inn, 109, no. Carewe (Carrewe), John (1485), 50. Carfax, (Carefax, Carfox, Quarvex), 7, 8, 9» n, 46, 56, 57- 58, 79, 91* — church of St. Martin or, 5, 72. — tower and church, 60, 61,150. — font of the church, 61. — conduit at, see Conduit. — survey from Ch. Ch. to, 46-58. — survey from, to All Saints’ church, 170-174. — survey from, to Bocardo, 58-70. — taverns near, 54. Carfax cellars, 172. Carlile, see Thomas de Carlile. Carmelites, the, 88, 99, 101, 103, 107. — prior and brothers of, 100. Carole hall, 77, 79. Carr, Emelina, 177. Carr, John, bedell (1436), 177. Carrewe, see Carewe. Carsewell, in St. Michael’s, S., 66. Cartulary of Godstow, 28, 31, 43, 152, 168. Cartulary of St. Frideswide's, ed. by Wigram, 12, 30, 66. Carver hall, 115. Cary, Richard (1336), 36, 57. — his wife Joan, 57. — his son John, 57. Cary, Richard (1350 and 1352), 113, 135- — his wife Alice, 113. — his son John, 135. Cary’s hall (Caryhall), 64. Cary’s inn (Carysyn), or Domus Conver- sorum, 51, 52, 56. Castel, Henry (1357), 64. Castle of St. George, the, 1, 4, 26, 31, 4L 75. 77. 79. io2- — founded in 1071; 45. — fortified (1650-51), 84. — keeper of (Nich. de Meules), 99. — survey from St. Aldate’s to, 70-84. Castle bridge, the, 91. Castle ditch, 86. Castle entrance, 79. Castle mills, 25, 97. Castle mound, 6, 83. Castle prison, 69. Castle stream, 8, 98. Castle tower, drawing of, 80 n. Castle street, 76, 77, 79, 84. Caswell, John (1491), 162. Cat hall, 165. Cat street, 125, 133, 134, 136, 141, 143, 164-166,168,171,174, 179, 180, 182, 198, 209. — Our Lady hall in, 135. — survey from All Saints’ church to, 174-181. — survey from, to Queen’scoll., 1S1-1S8. Catestrete, see Cat street. Catharine, St., see Katharine. Catharyne, Mrs., house of (1586), 133. Cathedral, the, see under Christ Church. Causeway (Causy, Cawsy), the, 13, 16, 17, 19, 21, 22, 101, 102, 207. Caxton, Mr. (1516), presents given by, to St. Mary Magd. church, 104. — his wife (?), 104. Caxton, Philippa (1516), 104. Cellars, ancient, 55, 172. Cepeharme, see Kepeharme. Cha, see Richard le Cha. Chaas eyt, le, 29. Chalfont road, 117. Chamber, William (1508), 160. Chamberlain, rev. Thomas, on St. Thomas' church, 96. Chambre, William (1507), 183.
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