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Survey of London
… houses on the west side between the future Park Place and Cleveland Row, of which the largest were (Sir) William … site of Nos. 7585) and Sir Henry Henne's, on the corner of Cleveland Row. Some of the ramshackle development which took …
Survey of London
… at English's hotel at the corner of St. James's Street and Cleveland Row was considered, 44 and in August 1841 the … southern boundary of the site set back in order to widen Cleveland Row. 68 Building work appears to have begun in 1904 … showing the main elevations to St. James's Street and Cleveland Row was exhibited at the Royal Academy in 1906. 69 …
Survey of London
… with gardens extending westwards as far as the wall of Cleveland House garden (J on fig. 81). From north to south … Henne's house, on the corner of St. James's Street and Cleveland Row, on the south. 74 A survey of c. 1667 shows … and also the Countess Dowager of Bridgwater, who occupied Cleveland House and considered that it would be 'much …
Historical gazetteer of London before the Great Fire
… Maud was probably the Maud wife of Robert de Thorp of Cleveland (Yorks.) who with her husband in 1383 granted their …
Survey of London
… schoolroom. 262 In 17758 the parish built a workhouse in Cleveland Street, St. Pancras, and thither were transferred …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… to the rectory of Cockfield; impropriator, the Duke of Cleveland, whose tithes in the township of Staindrop have … E. by S.) from Stockton. The parish is in the district of Cleveland, and occupies an elevated site, commanding a view … ground commanding extensive views of the sea and the Cleveland hills, and comprises 1948 a. 36 p., of which …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… a house which had formerly been occupied by the Duke of Cleveland, 63 and in the late 18th century and early 19th a …
A collection of the State Papers of John Thurloe
… we have this day sent to the garrison of Yarmouth one John Cleveland 1 of Norwich, late judge advocate at Newark, who we … Esq; maketh use of him to help him in his studies. 2. Mr. Cleveland confesseth, that he hath lived in the said mr. … in these parts. 3. For that the place of the said mr. Cleveland his abode, viz. the said mr. Cooke's, is a family …
A collection of the State Papers of John Thurloe
… that they will attack the elector of Brandenburgh in Cleveland, if he declare himself against the king of Sweden; …
The Environs of London
… Lord Wentworth 4. From him it descended to Thomas Earl of Cleveland, whose estates were consiscated in 1652, when Sir … at 200l. per annum 5. After the Restoration, the Earl of Cleveland recovered a part of his property, and among the … Court of record. Market and fair. In 1664, at the Earl of Cleveland's request, King Charles the Second instituted a …