Stranica 205 [205]
THE CHURCHES 183
ARE. houses are not mentioned in Domes¬
a day ; but they may be commemorated
by Staining Lane, and I observe that
in the earliest document in which there
is distinct mention of this church it
is described as "St. Mary’s, Staining
Lane,”
Having thus seen how easily the
names of all the various "St. Mary”
churches may be accounted for, we
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may pick out from the list of
city parishes a few of the names
which seem most strange and
quaint. All Hallows’ Barking
was founded by the Abbey of
Barking in Essex. St. Andrew
Hubbard is called in ancient
documents. ‘ Hubert,” which
was no doubt the name of a
benefactor, restorer, or rebuilder,
who lived before the reign of
Henry III. ‘‘ Undershaft,” the
name of another St. Andrew’s,
ST. BARTHOLOMEW THE GREAT, COCKERELL’S BUILDINGS