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Survey of London
… Campaigns. Presumably the Government paid for it, but Sir William Adams, the oculist for whom it was built in 1818, … gratuitously until 1821. Soon after this it was taken by Sir Goldsworthy Gurney, who here constructed the steam … also No. 51.) No. 44. (formerly No. 22.) 18311832, Charles Edward Horn (17861849). Singer and composer of songs of which …
Survey of London
… and later, misleadingly, as Vauxhall (see p. 8). There Sir Thomas Parry lived in the time of James I, 31 and there … the glasshouse of John Bellingham. 287 In 1767 and 1777, Sir Joseph Mawbey obtained leases of the whole of this … the site of the old Vine Inn and close to the distillery, Sir Robert Burnett built a residence which was described in …
Survey of London
… secretary), and it was to be around Grey and his colleague Sir Charles Phipps, keeper of the privy purse, that ideas for … Grey, Phipps, and (after their deaths in 1870 and 1866) Sir Henry Ponsonby and Sir Thomas Biddulph. The first settled idea for the personal …
Survey of London
… was finished, with the chief assistance of Thomas (later Sir Thomas) Brock, in July 1873, 303 by which time Scott had … presented its problems. Doyne Bell had known the musician Sir Henry Bishop well, and confessed that 'it was very … Eastlake was rather diffident, but the Queen ruled that 'Sir C: is too Civil and too undecided'. 396 The 'art' members …
A History of the County of Sussex
… in nails, together with the initials E.K., presumably for Edward Kempe, a mid 17th-century tenant of Bishopshurst. 40 …
A History of the County of Sussex
… the bishop conveyed it to the dean and chapter. 64 In 1390 Sir William Percy, John Halsham, and the rector of Pyecombe, …
A History of the County of Sussex
… demesnes. Mary, daughter and heir of Henry Nevill, married Sir Thomas Fane (d. 1589), and in 1604 was confirmed in the … (created Bt. 1660), 6 who conveyed the manor in 1665 to Sir John Fagg of Wiston. 7 Thereafter it descended with … in 1967. 14 Between the early 1920s and his death in 1937 Sir Eric Geddes, M.P., rented the manor house, Albourne …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Hertfordshire
… and the tips of his fingers: in the nave, floor slabs to Sir Leventhorpe Franke, 1657, and to John Scroggs and his …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Huntingdonshire
… T. Papworth, late 17th-century, and pewter flagon given by Edward Daniell, 1638. Pulpit: of oak, largely modern but …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… gave name to a royal chase, granted by Henry VIII. to Edward Seymour, Duke of Somerset, and which for a long period … side of the chancel contains a very splendid monument of Sir John de Melsa and his lady: the knight was governor of … to this benefice, which he held till the year 1800. Sir Matthew Hale, lord chief justice in the reign of Charles …