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Survey of London
… of them is alsoe divided into three small Roomes; Three little Garretts, a Little Paved Yard, An house of Office and a small shead, One …
Survey of London
… Master's house. The street appears to have been formed a little before the year 1687. It is not shown in Morden and … is the old-fashioned smithy shown on Plate 60. It is not a little surprising to discover an example of such manual …
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… have turned balusters of light design. Otherwise there is little of interest. 8 Condition of repair. Good. In the … ( ibid., 1774, VI., 283 and 227), as: No. 1, Crocker's Row, frontage 18 ft. = present No. 5. No. 2, do. do. 18 ft. = … which differs from that adopted in the rest of the row. It was probably added when the original house was …
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… Parker and Brett had "divers times attempted to build on a little close called Old Witch, which has always lain open, … premises have undergone, it is not surprising that very little of the first building is left. Of the original walls … side of the Fields is that in the original design the west row extended from Gate Street to No. 2, Portsmouth Street. …
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… following, vizt., three lowe roomes uppon floore and one little yard lying on the North side of the same roomes, With … from North to south about Seaventeene Foote, and one little Shudd neare the said Workehouse conteinynge in length … at an annual rent of 4 10s. to enable him "to build a Row of dwelling Houses from the Coyne of ye Spring Garden …
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… 65 to 79 Queen Street VI.Nos. 65 to 79 QUEEN STREET This row of cottages is characteristic of the old appearance of … in the parish as Queen's Road West (otherwise Paradise Row, or Royal Hospital Road) in Chelsea. The buildings … high, with rooms within the old tiled roof, lighted by a row of pleasant dormer windows. No. 79 has a higher roof than …
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… Nos. 7-15, Danvers Street LIII.LVII.Nos. 7, 9 (LITTLE DANVERS HOUSE), 11, 13, 15, DANVERS STREET, ON THE … the Earl's second wife, who survived him and married Lord Cheyne, giving her name to Radnor House in Paradise Row (see Survey of London, Vol. II. Chelsea, Part I., pp. 31, …
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… Nos. 8-12, Cheyne Row XCIX.CI.Nos. 8, 10, 12, CHEYNE ROW. Ground landlord, leaseholders, etc. The property belongs …
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… Nos. 8-16, Upper Cheyne Row (now Nos 20-28) CXV.CXIX.Nos. 8, 10, 12, 14 and 16, UPPER … by his son-in-law, C. F. Hempel) established a pottery in Little Cheyne Row, which produced the best-reputed crucibles …
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… Nos. 93 and 94, Cheyne Walk LXIII., LXIV.Nos. 93 and 94, CHEYNE WALK. Ground landlord and leaseholders, etc. The … is now No. 93. This is therefore the house "in Lindsey Row, now a portion of Cheyne Walk" 1 in which his daughter, …