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Survey of London
… to craftsmen who worked with or in the shadow of Edward Shepherd, at one time plasterer, later architect, and finally 'esquire'. Shepherd was the entrepreneur and no doubt also the designer … elevational composition that seems to have been devised by Shepherd to embrace the whole range. But No. 71 (at first the …
Survey of London
… this range was taken by the architect and plasterer Edward Shepherd in 1736, promptly leased to him and various … and built over the next few years. 130 By his agreement Shepherd took all the land westwards as far as Park Lane, … other thoroughfare southwards into this quadrilateral, and Shepherd was not immediately concerned to develop most of the …
A History of the County of Oxford
… the 16th century to the 18th successive members of the Shepherd family were narrow-weavers. 62 In 1723 John Harwood, …
A History of the County of Oxford
… returned in 1676, but in 1682 there were two Quakers named Shepherd, two Anabaptists, William Anker and Thomas Barfoot, …
A History of the County of Sussex
… a large field system surviving in the 20th century. 82 At Shepherd's Garden north-north-west of Swanbourne lake an …
Survey of London
… which was taken by the architect and plasterer Edward Shepherd in 1736. 19 The eastern part of the South Street … when stables and coach-houses were built on part of it by Shepherd's sub-lessees, including Roger Blagrave, carpenter, … extending to Park Lane and containing some 168 feet, from Shepherd's widow, Elizabeth, 22 who in 174951 granted leases …
A History of the County of Gloucester: Volume 7
… a sheephouse at the site of the manor in 1588 128 and a shepherd was recorded in the parish in 1608. 129 The parish …
Two Calvinistic Methodist Chapels, 1743-1811: The London Tabernacle and Spa Fields Chapel
Calendar of State Papers, Spain
… ensue for Christendomdecided, as the peace-maker and good shepherd that he is, to interpose and send to each of them a …