The Ball, St. Martin's le Grand

The Ball, St. Martin's le Grand
   A house so called in the parish of St. Martyns le grande, 1573 (Loud. Deeds, 1500-1600, No.13, part of Harben bequest to L.C.C.).
   Not further identified.

A Dictionary of London. . 1918.

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