Hammer and Crown court, Broad street, Ratcliff.*
Hammer court, In the Minories.*
Hammersmith, a village in Middlesex, four miles west from London. There are a number of pretty seats about it, especially towards the Thames, among which the most remarkable is Mr. Doddington’s. It has a church, a Presbyterian meeting house, two charity schools, a work house, and a kind of nunnery.
Hammond’s Almshouse, in Almshouse yard, Snow hill, consists of six neat rooms, and was founded by Edmund Hammond, Esq; in the year 1651, for as many poor batchelors or widowers, with an allowance 10l. a year each: but the estate appropriated for its support being reduced by the fire of London, the Haberdashers company, to which the care of this charitable foundation was intrusted, at present only pay the pensioners the annual sum of 7l. 10s. each.
Hammond’s court, Haymarket.†
Hammond’s key, Thames street.†
Hammond’s lane, Thames street.†
Hampshire court, Whitechapel.
Hampshire Hog yard, Broad St. Giles’s.*
Hampshire yard, Whitechapel.