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Survey of London
… others in the building of the Grosvenor Chapel in South Audley Street, eventually becoming its sole proprietor. 59 …
Survey of London
… Park Street on the west, North Row on the north and North Audley Street on the east (no. 55 on plan A), the largest …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… have too many. I move that 5,000 l. a-month be laid. Major Audley. I wish we had taken this into consideration in the …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… d. per pound, and the survey to be taken upon oath. Major Audley. I second that motion: to wave the proportions, and to …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… not the grammar that whipping is a mutilation. Major Audley. It is an ordinary punishment for swearing, 9 I have …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… more to say why sentence should not pass upon him. Major Audley. In all the courts that ever I was in, it was always …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… in MS. This Speaker probably referred to the trial of Lord Audley, State Trials, (1776,) i. 387–389. See supra, p. 115, …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… but stopped, the House being acquainted that Major Audley was at the door. Sir Arthur Haslerigge moved, that he … as the law for marriages and probate of wills. 12 Major Audley was called in; and standing at the bar, 13 Mr. Speaker … had brought him to the bar, not upon his knees. 14 Major Audley. I have not been used to speak for myself, either …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… be read the second time; which was read accordingly. Major Audley. I move that the Bill be committed. I have two … of their message and the place from whence it comes. Major Audley moved, that you will not keep the judges at the door, …
Diary of Thomas Burton esq
… discourage petitions by judging them before hearing. Major Audley. It is the right of the people of England to petition …