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Calendar of State Papers, Spain
… corrupted; Ffarvokke might perhaps be Fawkes, and Ffowell Howell. "Nous semble que ne fault se trop fonder sur la …
Old and New London
… Smithfield, and much inhabited by second-hand booksellers. Howell, in his "Letters," mentions finding the Poet-Laureate …
City of London tithe assessments
… 10s 6d Thomas Wingfeild 8s John Grimstone 17s 8d John Howell 15s 8d William Gardiner 10s 6d Henry Dobson 17s 8d …
Survey of London
… which was completed in 1862. The general plans were by A. Howell, the parish surveyor, but the principal elevation was …
Survey of London
… vacated the house 6 and in July 1839 sold it to John Howell of West Wickham, esquire, 385 later described as of … occupied by the Colonial Club, 6 and from 1842 to 1862 by Howell who let out the rooms as 'Club Chambers'. 387 In 1845 … Service Club, which occupied No. 16, bought the house from Howell and his mortgagees 389 and in 1865 its site was …
Survey of London
… on which Soane had commented, were also thought by John Howell, the owner of No. 17 northward, to diminish the light … of the Office of Metropolitan Buildings was sought by Howell's architect, Marsh Nelson, and the records of the case …
Survey of London
… Benefit Societies' Asylum in Ball's Pond Road; and James Howell, a local architect who withdrew in a huff. 36 The …
Old and New London
… there are weathercocks. These have been made use of by Howell to point a moral: "Unreasonable people," says he, "are …
Petitions to the Staffordshire Quarter Sessions
… Staffordshire Quarter Sessions: 1599 Edward Howell of Butterall, yeoman. Q/SR/70/10 (1599) To the right … Countie of Stafford. In all humilitie moveth you Edward Howell of Butterall in the countie aforesaid yoman, that … last meetinge the said Margaret his wif and one Edmund Howell her sonne with her, did beate th[illegible] Edward …