- near the site of the
present side
street and
office block still known as
Thavies Inn Buildings. Thavie's Inn is one of the
earliest Inns of
Chancery on...
-
Supremacy required to graduate. In 1591 he was
accepted as a
student at the
Thavies Inn
legal school, one of the Inns of
Chancery in London. On 6 May 1592...
-
forming Lovell,
White & King. Soon
after formation, the firm
moved to
Thavies Inn at
Holborn Circus and
later to Serjeant's Inn,
Fleet Street, before...
- Lincoln's Inn
before it
relocated to its
present site. Lincoln's sold
Thavies Inn for
redevelopment in 1785.
Earlier that
century the
small east stained-gl****...
- gone on to one of the inns of court, it is
known that in 1550 he was at
Thavies Inn.
Although he
spent considerable time in London,
there is no evidence...
- firm was at 65
Caroline Street and had
representation through agents at
Thavies Inn, Holborn, London. The
business became George Unite & Sons c. 1865....
- poet. From the title-page of his only
known work, he was an
attorney of
Thavies Inn. He is
author of a black-letter
tract of
thirty leaves,
entitled "The...
-
exclusively as a
successful teacher of anatomy. His
anatomical school was in
Thavies Inn, Holborn,
where he
settled in 1785, and
built a dissecting-room. It...
-
district The
Terrace (off King's
Bench Walk) –
presumably descriptive Thavies Inn –
after a
house here
owned by the
armourer Thomas (or John) Thavie...
- it
became known as the "Hogarth Act". In the
second plate, the
scene is
Thavies Inn Gate (sometimes
ironically written as
Thieves Inn Gate), one of the...
