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A Topographical Dictionary of England
… many generations, of a branch of the family of Knight, of Drury. Some tumuli were opened here in 1843. Roughdown …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… Wilts. in 1773, about 2 m. east of Melksham: Andrews and Drury, Map (W.A.S. Rec. Brch.), pl. 10. E 32/279/13. E …
Rymer's Foedera
… de Codenore. Robertus Veer. Gilbertus Debenham, Sibimet. Drury, Sibimet. Carbonell, Sibimet. Dors. Quarto Die Maii …
Rymer's Foedera
… Butiller Chivaler, Robertus Corbet Chivaler, Rogerus Drury Chivaler, Vicecom. in Com. Suff. Johannes Howard …
Dictionary of English Furniture Makers 1660-1840
… to Sheraton's Cabinet Dictionary. Sadler, Richard, 31 Drury Lane, London, upholder (1784). [D] Sadler, Robert, 30 … looking-glass and frame maker. By 1835 at 1 Brokers Alley, Drury Lane as a furniture broker and in 1839 at 2 Brokers … Co. Durham, cm (182732). [D] Sambach, William, Russell Ct, Drury Lane, London, upholder (171624). Took out insurance …
Survey of London
… and galleries on the lines of the reconstructions of Drury Lane and Covent Garden in the 1790s, 65 which gave a …
Old and New London
… Mr. Thomas King, the comedian, and Mr. Wroughton, of Drury Lane, became proprietors; and at one time Mr. Charles … out of tune, We hope that you'll call at our warehouse at Drury, We've a good assortment of goods, I assure you." In … of 1767. In 1775 James Byrne, the famous harlequin of Drury Lane, and the father of Oscar Byrne, was employed at …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… was succeeded by his assistant and brotherin-law Joseph Drury (1785-1805), whose pupils momentarily outnumbered those … 45 The appointment of George Butler (1805-29) to succeed Drury provoked another rebellion of which Byron, now a … 97-98. Thornton, Harrow Sch. 196-208, 434-5. Byron called Drury 'the best and worthiest friend I ever possessed' ( …
Survey of London
… in London, and in 1663 what was subsequently known as Drury Lane Theatre was opened. In 1673 he became master of …
Calendar of Treasury Books
… November 1697; and for the King's box in the play House in Drury Lane for the Czar of Muscovy, once in January and once …