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Old and New London
… with the greatest propriety, be attributed to the time of Edgar's reign, about one hundred years before William the …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… bought by Gaskell of Wigan; in 1857 it was again sold, to Edgar Musgrove, and after his death to Thomas Seddon. 81 3. …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… and his successors of the king and his heirs. 14 King Edgar renewed the grant shortly before the Norman Conquest. …
Survey of London
… John Brannan Quick of St. Marylebone, a paper stainer, c Edgar Wright of St. Marylebone, an ironmonger, Thomas Rogers …
Survey of London
… Studios. The vicarage, in Clydesdale Road, was designed by Edgar P. Loftus Brock in 1891. 112 The Church of St. Andrew … parish the new church was situated. It was designed by Edgar P. Loftus Brock and built at a cost of some 1,400 126 …
Survey of London
… east-west axis, is the rebuilt five-bay front of Swan and Edgar's store, flanked on the north by the Quadrant, and on … now widened to equal the Quadrant. Opposite Swan and Edgar's, on the original site of the Shaftesbury Memorial, is … Crown would have to buy; he also proposed to give Swan and Edgar's a bowed east end. 22 His last plan (Plate 149b), …
Register & Records of Holm Cultram
… Loker granted to Holm abbey. [This is given by Mr. Reid in Edgar's Dumfries, 200, in which book he quotes also the four …
Register & Records of Holm Cultram
… Lonnesdale, etc. [David 'Arplyn' was provost of Dumfries (Edgar, Dumfries, edit. R. C. Reid, 11) in 1288.] 152. (C. p. … or de Carsan, clericus, witnessed a charter attributed (Edgar, Dumfries, 198) to 1276. Sir David de Torthorald dates …
A History of the County of Berkshire
… wall of the south aisle is a bas-relief marble tablet to Edgar Jobson and Eleanor his wife, with their six sons and …
Survey of London
… the Memorial Committee had commissioned (Sir) Joseph Edgar Boehm, R.A., to execute the marble statue, which was …