A Topographical and Statistical description of the County of Middlesex ,etc (1810) by George Alexander Cooke
Proceeding northward alon? Chancery Lane, and crossing Holborn we arrive, through a narrow street,
at Gray's Inn. This was originally the residence of the Lord Grays. Towards the latter end of the
reign of Henry VII. it was purchased by Hugh Dennys, Esq. from whom, in the course vof eight years,
it passed to the prior and convent of Sheene, by whom it was again disposed of, and became the property of the students of the law.
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