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Survey of London
… army surgeon and had been chief of the medical staff of Wellington's army during the Peninsular War. 104 In 1843 he …
Historical Account of Newcastle-upon-Tyne
… the court that conducts to the Roman Catholic chapel; Wellington Place, erected by the late Joseph Bainbridge, …
Survey of London
… Hon. G. V. Wellesley was a brother of the first Duke of Wellington. He became Prebendary of Durham and Chaplain to …
Old and New London
… the great and important victory which the Duke of Wellington had just gained over Buonaparte, that our … should have been somewhat profuse in applying the names "Wellington" and "Waterloo" to all and every sort of thingWellington streets, Wellington inns, and Wellington boots; Waterloo hotels, …
Old and New London
… had been raised for the ceremonial, and the Duke of Wellington and all the members of the Peel Cabinet were … was fitted up as a throne-room. Prince Albert, the Duke of Wellington, Sir Robert Peel, Lord John Russell, Sir Robert … stands Chantrey's bronze equestrian statue of the Duke of Wellington. It was Chantrey's last work; and he died before …
Survey of London
… of Sir Christopher Wren (after Kneller), the Duke of Wellington and Queen Victoria. The old furniture includes: …
Survey of London
… Commanders; biographies of Warren Hastings, Clive, Wellington, and "Chelsea Pensioners." REV. GEORGE MATHIAS …
Old and New London
… bookseller, his warehouse." Nearly where now are Wellington Street South and Lancaster Buildings, were a …
Survey of London
… (?) the aural surgeon to Queen Charlotte and the Duke of Wellington (17731860); 183943, Captain Thomas Arman; 184447, …
Survey of London
… of the Lord Warden of the Cinque Ports, the Duke of Wellington, who was a friend and frequent correspondent of … of Rutland, Grosvenor Square, probably with the Duke of Wellington at Stratfield Saye, Melton Mowbray and Grosvenor … Grosvenor Square, where they gave a dinner for the Duke of Wellington. Mid September saw them once more at Ryde, and on …