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Survey of London
… STREET At the time when the Adelphi was built the custom of numbering houses was just coming into general use, and the … to have caused the numerators some difficulty, and most of the corner houses were numbered in two streets. In Adam … forming a common entrance and stairs screened by a glass enclosure. On the first floor the front room to No. 4 …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in the County of Northamptonshire
… Addenda ADDENDA These addenda contain brief summaries of new archaeological sites and finds which have been recorded from those parts of the county covered by the previous Commission Inventories … 28 ISLIP Prehistoric and Roman A pebble macehead with hour-glass perforation, said to be Mesolithic, has been found (SP …
Calendar of State Papers, Scotland
… not leisure to separate the dates. The two last were, one of the 15th of August, which came by way of France and was received … whereof he has treated but the money remaining in his purse, having been constrained to leave his jewels behind him …
Historical Account of Newcastle-upon-Tyne
… a suspension bridge over the Tyne at some distance west of the present bridge, so as to avoid those steep and … present time does not appear favourable for the execution of such vast local improvements. Page 215.The expense of … figure of Jesus Christ bearing the Cross, in stained glass, has been inserted in the grand eastern window of St. …
The Aldermen of the City of London
… have occurred in the interim in the representation of the Wards and in the designations of the then representatives; these are printed below]. … add died May 15, 1906. May 28, 1906, Francis Howse, Glass-seller. [Sworn June 19] Elected by 232 votes to 179 for …
The Aldermen of the City of London
… Before his election there was a doubtful nomination of which particulars are not recorded: on August 16, 1594, it was ordered that the paper of the late nomination for Bassishaw Ward 'be sent back that … (1909). Pattenmakers, add *C. A. Hanson (1909-). Page 356 Glass Sellers, for F. Howse (1906) read F. Howse (19069). …
The Aldermen of the City of London
… 1432 (Letter Book K, fo. 112 b). This is clearly an error of the scribe, as he does not again appear as an Alderman … carefully separated from 'John Pattesle, Alderman and one of the Sheriffs.' Also on September 21, 1434, he is … Lord Biddulph and of Sir Thomas Myddelton-Biddulph, Privy Purse to Queen Victoria. " 187 Sir W. Bolton, after widow add …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… GUSHMERE, was purchased a few years ago by John Lade, esq. of Canterbury, the present owner of it, Line23. Fairbrook now belongs to Elizabeth Farewell … few years been fitted up with good remains of painted glass, collected from different places; since which the …
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent
… ADDITIONS AND CORRECTIONS [TO VOLUME IX]. N. B. By mistake of the engraver, the church of Reculver, on the vignette, page I, is said to be in the … was originally in this church, but the handsome painted glass mentioned in vol. 8th, p. 94, as being in Stelling …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in City of York
… Commission On Historical Monuments (England) The City of York , Volume I: Ebvracvm, Roman York Addendum Her … Inventory. References to this new material or summaries of new finds are given below, followed by an addition to the … V (1974), 469; V1 (1975), 289-90; VII (1976), 224-35). Glass bowl inscribed .. LVMP.. with mythological scene from …