High gate

Phrases and Names Their Origins and Meanings · 1896 · p. 12
The village that sprang up around the ancient toll gate on the road from London to Barnet. The tolls levied here were for the benefit of the Bishop of London. Even in our time this elevated situation commands a good view of London. The absurd ceremony of “swearing on the horns” was formerly imposed on all travellers pa ing through the gate.
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