Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Short Notes on Lincoln's Inn
Among the buildings were the Bishop's Hall, a Chapel of St. Mary and another of St. Richard, or, it may be, one building containing two chapels, and several two-storey living houses built of timber and plaster or dawb. None of these buildings now exist, though their sites are conjecturable. The rest of the property to the Northward was taken up by a garden bordering on Chancery Lane, and a coney garth or rabbit warren lying on the West of it. The herb or kitchen garden close to the postern gate before mentioned, of which traces still remain in the trees between the South end of Old Buildings and the North end of New Square, East side, was added to by the Society at. The later date of 1585.
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