- St Mary
Abchurch is a
Church of
England church off
Cannon Street in the City of London.
Dedicated to the
Blessed Virgin Mary, it is
first mentioned in...
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named after Thomas Gresham. The
Gresham Club's last site was
located on
Abchurch Lane off King
William Street before it was sold to the
London Capital Club...
- on 26
November 2019 when she
opened the Society's new
Headquarters in
Abchurch Lane,
London EC4. "The Royal," as it is known, has 2,200
members in dozens...
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station entrance and
ticket hall on
Cannon Street, just east of St Mary
Abchurch, with new
escalators and step-free
access to the
Northern line and DLR...
- Lane,
Sherbourne Lane and
Abchurch Lane in
Walbrook ward.
There are two
churches within Candlewick, St. Mary
Abchurch on
Abchurch Lane and St.
Clement Eastcheap...
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Street St Magnus-the-Martyr,
close to King
William Street St Mary
Abchurch, on
Abchurch Lane, off King
William Street "King
William Street Guide". Weinreb...
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appears in the 1686
reredos by
Grinling Gibbons in the
church of St Mary
Abchurch in the City of London.
Earlier medieval examples of the
motif appear in...
- the rank of
general in 1796. He died in 1803 and is
buried at St Mary
Abchurch in London. Robertson,
Scott (1886).
Squerryes Court, the Camp, and the...
- 1843 1 King
William Street (1844–1910s);
Gresham Place (early 1910s); 15
Abchurch Lane, near King
William Street (1915–1991), The City;
Merchants and bankers...
- the Rules". The New York Times.
Retrieved 21 May 2010. London's was in
Abchurch Lane, near St. Paul's.
Black chambers resembled laboratories. Chisholm...